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“G. L. Turney”

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Pro early
Flight Lieutenant Stan Hubbard's Farnborough discs
August 14, 1950 · Royal Aircraft Establishment airfield, Farnborough, Hampshire
United Kingdom
UAP · Disc / saucer · 15 sources
28Thinly documented
The RAF Tangmere Meteor Flying Saucer and the Wartling Radar Return
June 1, 1950 · Portsmouth area, Hampshire (pilot from RAF Tangmere, radar at RAF Wartling)
United Kingdom
UAP · Disc / saucer · 8 sources
42Partially documented

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  • The UFO files extract Document
    The National Archives· 22 pages· 2 pages mention it
    • p. 7 …Chaired by G.L. Turney, head of scientific intelligence at the Admiralty, it included five intelligence officers, two of whom…
    • p. 20 …17 Turnbull, Hugh 91 Turney, G.L. 42 Twining, General Nathan F. 39 U U2 spy plane 62–3, 64…
  • Newspaper Article: a Reporter at Large FOIA release
    Central Intelligence Agency· 1968-07-13· 19 pages· 1 page mentions it
    • p. 7 …l’hel.1tt tlisetwered the -of .-in apprnprinte “scnpt-goat," they tliscre|m'nry ,wh<.-n _G.1rri.<tut, with…
  • UFO research guide Document
    The National Archives· 13 pages· 1 page mentions it
    • p. 4 …the three armed services and was chaired by G. L. Turney, head of scientific intelligence at the Admiralty. This team…
  • UFO research guide, August 2011 Document
    The National Archives· 2011-08· 15 pages· 1 page mentions it
    • p. 4 …the three armed services and was chaired by G. L. Turney, head of scientific intelligence at the Admiralty. This team…
  • UFO files briefing guide Document
    The National Archives· 15 pages· 1 page mentions it
    • p. 4 …the three armed services and was chaired by G. L. Turney, head of scientific intelligence at the Admiralty. This team…
  • Unidentified Flying Objects research guide Document
    The National Archives· 15 pages· 1 page mentions it
    • p. 4 …the three armed services and was chaired by G. L. Turney, head of scientific intelligence at the Admiralty. This team…