On the evening of the 13th going into the 14th August 1956, one of the most well-documented and military-radar-confirmed UFO encounters took place in the skies over eastern England. As well as being tracked on three separate ground radar systems, further confirmation came from an airborne radar. And further still, visual sightings came from two pilots in separate planes, as well as from multiple personnel from two different control towers.
As well as the amount of military documentation of the incident, the fact that it stretched between US and UK intelligence networks shows that not only were both governments aware and actively investigating the instances, but they were apparently doi...
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Fascinating, particularly the radio chatter from 2007 in light of what we know from the USS Nimitz incident of 2004.
And of course RAF Bentwaters came into focus again in 1980 when the Rendlesham Forest incident occurred.