Ministry of Defence UFO/UAP Docs Available

The following link is an official UK Government website detailing a bit of info regarding the Ministry of Defenses reports of UFO/UAPs.

Direct Gov Website - It's Official, UFO's Exist

The link below is a direct link to the MoDs website where you can access the actual reports which are now available due to a Freedom of Information request. Each of the links within this page has quite a lot of reports to download and some are quite large (the volumes are split up into parts), but if you have time, I insist you have a read! Enjoy!

Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) in the UK Air Defence Region

Hey Jimbowsk,

This is a must read for anyone that wants to understand some things about UFOs that the U.S. has never been willing to say.

Admittedly its a tough read , but IMO worth it. It also is diametrically opposed to the long held U.S. opinion that UFOs are just weather balloons , Venus , or Swamp Gas.

thanks that was a interesting read, definately a move in the right direction.

Originally posted by lost_shaman
Hey Jimbowsk,

This is a must read for anyone that wants to understand some things about UFOs that the U.S. has never been willing to say.

Admittedly its a tough read , but IMO worth it. It also is diametrically opposed to the long held U.S. opinion that UFOs are just weather balloons , Venus , or Swamp Gas.

Quite right! It's strange how the UK Government seems so open about providing information that the US wouldn't - the MoD actually seem to be as eager as some of us to find out just what phenomena we see in our skies! (Though I guess as they are the Ministry of Defence it's kinda in their best interests!!)

There's even a guy called Gary Hesteltine who's a DC in the British Transport Police that's been keeping an unofficial database of sightings dating back to 1901. I find it reassuring that people in authoritative positions have an open mind about these things, and also put so much effort into research and the collection of information.

Hi,

I posted a fairly long review (about 25 pages) of the British Ministry of Defence's Condign Report on 14 May 2006 on UFO Updates at the link below:
www.virtuallystrange.net...

My review was highly critical of various factual and mathematical errors in the report, and misrepresentation of the relevant data in the conclusion section.

Interestingly, despite the many criticisms of the report included in my article, most of the emails I received commenting upon my review were from _skeptics_ and they were generally in agreement with my comments.

After a summary of the report was released, it was discussed on ATS in various threads, including the ones below:

www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...

The full report was released on the Ministry of Defence website on 15 May 2006. There was little discussion of the full report - virtually all of the discussion had been based on the summary released the previous week.

Kind Regards,

Isaac Koi

The actual report they released is 7years old now LOL.
The only thing it reports is sightings and where people were.