THE CALVINE PHOTO: REVEALED! (UPDATED)

This document provides a comprehensive historical overview of the 'Calvine incident,' a significant UFO sighting that occurred on August 4, 1990, near Calvine, Scotland. Two witnesses observed a large, diamond-shaped craft hovering for approximately ten minutes before it ascended vertically at high speed. During the event, RAF aircraft, believed to be Harriers, were observed in the vicinity. The witnesses provided photographs to the RAF/Royal Navy headquarters at Pitreavie, which were subsequently passed to the Daily Record newspaper and then to the Ministry of Defence (MOD). Despite the MOD's internal investigation, which identified the accompanying aircraft as Harriers but failed to reach a conclusion regarding the primary object, the case remained largely obscured from public view for decades. The document details the subsequent confusion caused by conflicting official statements, including a 1996 Parliamentary Question where the Minister of State for the Armed Forces claimed no record of the photographs existed. Further investigation by researchers like Dr. David Clarke and Vinnie Adams, utilizing FOIA-released files and interviews with former officials like Craig Lindsay, revealed that the MOD had indeed possessed the photographs and had even considered them 'compelling.' The document highlights the existence of a 'D-Notice' that may have suppressed media coverage and notes that certain information regarding the witnesses remains withheld until 2072. The article concludes by discussing the possibility that the craft was a secret 'black project' or an unannounced American platform, while noting that the original photograph was eventually donated to the Sheffield Hallam University archives in 2022.