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data5091
....... I cannot recommend the book "Left as Eastgate" any more higher. Very very detailed breakdown of this very intriguing and complex case. Great read!
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In 2001 I persuaded the Ministry of Defence, using the Code of Practice for Access to Government Information (a precursor to the Freedom of Information Act), to release their file on the incident. Since that time I have, when time allowed, continued to trace key players in the saga including MoD and RAF personnel who dealt with the reports as part of their duties.
Source : drdavidclarke.co.uk...
mirageman
reply to post by spacevisitor
I did not realise there was a video copy of that conference. I forgot to add that in my previous post. Someone somewhere out there must be holding on to a copy.
mirageman
reply to post by spacevisitor
As for the early release of the MoD documents, Dr.David Clarke lays claim to :
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In 2001 I persuaded the Ministry of Defence, using the Code of Practice for Access to Government Information (a precursor to the Freedom of Information Act), to release their file on the incident. Since that time I have, when time allowed, continued to trace key players in the saga including MoD and RAF personnel who dealt with the reports as part of their duties.
Source : drdavidclarke.co.uk...
You are possibly already aware of that and know that Clarke is very sceptical (some might even say 'hostile') in the field. Although he does occasionally admit that parts of the Rendlesham story remain a mystery.
mirageman
reply to post by rigel4
What would be your theory on the blue lights that a number of witness statements reported?
LaPlume
Regarding those binary codes; If these codes have been n Penniston's book since the incident then I have to ask myself how could a military cop every figure this out back then well before we common folk had a computer in every house?
I can not for the life of me see Jim P sitting down and coming up with these codes on his own in 1980. And if he did would he not have shown them to someone and said "Hey what do you think of this crap I dumped out of my head?" Remember back n 1980 Binary codes were not so common a thing that every one knew what they were. I remember ni5th grade the teacher touched on it in class for al of about t5 minutes and said when you combine them they make sense but we never ever went into even what combo made an A or a B. Jim entered the service years before me so I really doubt he was schooled in Binary codes.
The alternative is he is full of # and put them in there years later. However he can prove through some sort of witness he told me a few years ago that some one had seen them in there and can confirm they were in the book a number of years ago.
mirageman
combatmaster
reply to post by mirageman
Why has hollywood never made a movie about this?
It seems that movies are a good way of getting an idea across to the sheeple.
Or have i just answered my own question?
Gary Heseltine (a former UK police officer and UFO researcher) has drafted a script with the assistance of Colonel Halt. Although I am not sure where that is up to at the moment. However I'll be honest and say that if Hollywood got hold of it then I'm not sure how much of the original story would survive.
There are a number of reasonably good TV documentaries out there. Many are available on Youtube by searching for "Britain's Roswell - History Channel". This one features all the main witnesses including Larry Warren. There is a "CNN Special Assignment Bentwaters UFO" special which was made just a few years after the incident and contains some very interesting comments.
Sci-Fi's "UFO Invasion at Rendlesham" and "Strange But True - Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident" are also interesting watches. Unsolved Mysteries "Bentwaters UFO" from the 90s is also worth a watch as it has a number of witnesses going on record for the first time on TV. Although it's hard to track down you might catch it on re-runs on TV. It's been shown (now sadly without Robert Stack's introduction) in Europe on CBS' satellite and cable channels very recently.
The BBC also produced a very hard to find "Britain's Closest Encounter" about 13 years ago. Not to be confused with the very similarly named "Britain's Closest Encounters" series.
mirageman
Here's a link to the 1983 interview with Vince Thurkettle showing the lighthouse blinking behind him . Not sure where he was standing in relation to it though.
The coordinates from this code (52.0942532N 13.131269W) point to a mythical island called Hy-Brasil.
The island is now submerged off the coast of Ireland.
When discussing underwater lore and legends, Atlantis is an obvious subject of interest. However, the lost island of Hy-Brasil is just as intriguing and has more first-person accounts.
Hy-Brasil is also spelled Hy-Breasal, Hy-Brazil, Hy-Breasil, Brazir and related variations. It may be the reason that the South American country, Brazil, was so named. The central image on the Brazilian flag, a
circle with a channel across the center, is the symbol for Hy-Brasil on
early maps.
The name of Hy-Brasil may come from the Middle Ages term brazil, which seems to indicate a source of rare red dye. The dye may have acquired its name from the legendary island, or vice versa.
Or, the name Hy-Brasil, also called the Fortunate Island, may originate with the old Irish word, breas, meaning noble or fortunate.
In folklore, this island country takes its name from Breasal, the High King of the World, in Celtic history.
(He may or may not be related to Bresal Echarlam mac Echach Baethlaim, from the stories of Lugh at Tara. He was not St. Breasal, although pre-Christian folklore may be the foundation for that saint's legends.)
Hy-Brasil was noted on maps as early as 1325, when Genoese cartographer Dalorto placed the island west of Ireland. On successive sailing charts, it
appears southwest of Galway Bay.
spacevisitor
Thanks for all your posts so far in this thread Steven, I really appreciate that you have come forward here to share this all because they are of much value to me.