This file contains official Ministry of Defence correspondence from 2003 addressing public inquiries about UFO sightings, crop circles, and historical aircraft accidents. The MOD consistently maintains that it has no expertise in extraterrestrial matters and only monitors reports for potential threats to UK airspace.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's official correspondence with the public regarding UFO sightings from 1997 to 2004. It highlights the MOD's consistent policy that UAP reports are only investigated for potential threats to national air defence.
This file contains extensive correspondence between a MUFON investigator and the UK Ministry of Defence regarding repeated FOIA requests for UFO-related data. The MOD consistently denies the existence of evidence for extraterrestrial craft, maintaining that its investigations are strictly limited to assessing potential threats to UK national security.
A collection of press reports documenting UFO sightings, government secrecy, and the debate between sceptics and believers regarding extraterrestrial activity in the UK and US.
This file contains MOD correspondence and internal records from 2005 regarding FOI requests about UFOs. It details the government's policy of not investigating UFOs unless they pose a national security threat and provides historical context on UK opposition to UN-led UFO studies in the late 1970s.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's administrative handling of Freedom of Information requests regarding UFO sightings in early 2005. It highlights the MOD's policy of directing public inquiries to The National Archives while maintaining that UFO reports are only investigated for potential national security threats.
This file contains MOD correspondence from 2005-2007 responding to FOI requests about UFOs. It confirms the MOD's policy that it does not investigate UFOs unless they pose a threat to UK airspace.
This file contains administrative records and correspondence from the UK Ministry of Defence regarding Freedom of Information requests about UFOs. It outlines the MOD's official policy that it does not investigate UFOs for extraterrestrial purposes, but only for potential threats to UK airspace.
This file contains Ministry of Defence correspondence and FOI responses regarding UFO sightings from 2002-2005. It details the MOD's policy of reviewing reports only for potential national security threats and provides numerous individual sighting reports from across the UK.
This file contains administrative records and correspondence regarding Freedom of Information requests submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence concerning UFO sightings. The MOD consistently states it does not investigate UFOs for extraterrestrial evidence, but only to monitor potential threats to UK airspace.
This document is a collection of Ministry of Defence administrative files and correspondence regarding Freedom of Information requests about UFO sightings and air incidents in the UK. It outlines the MOD's policy of not conducting independent scientific investigations into UFOs and documents the handling of specific public inquiries.
This file contains administrative records and correspondence regarding Freedom of Information requests submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence concerning UFO sightings and historical policy. It highlights the MOD's consistent position that UFOs are of no defence significance and documents the unsuccessful search for the historical 1952 DSI/JTIC Report No. 7.
This file contains a series of public UFO sighting reports from 2004-2005 and the corresponding Ministry of Defence responses. The MOD consistently maintained that these sightings did not indicate a threat to UK airspace or national security.
This file contains a collection of 2005 UFO sighting reports submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence. The MOD consistently responded by stating their role is limited to assessing national security threats and that they do not investigate the nature of UFOs.
This file contains correspondence between the UK Ministry of Defence and the public regarding UFO sightings, confirming the MOD's policy of only investigating reports for potential defence threats. It includes specific inquiries about a 1997 sighting near Michael Howard's residence and administrative procedures for handling Freedom of Information requests.
This file contains Ministry of Defence correspondence regarding Freedom of Information requests about UFO sightings between 1990 and 2006. It clarifies the MOD's policy of investigating sightings only for potential threats to UK airspace and confirms the lack of an electronic UFO database.
This file contains Ministry of Defence correspondence regarding Freedom of Information requests about UFO sightings. It outlines the MOD's policy of only investigating UFO reports to assess potential threats to UK airspace.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's administrative handling of Freedom of Information requests regarding UFO/UAP reports and the release of the 'Condign' report in 2006. It includes correspondence, sighting lists from 2002-2005, and internal policy discussions regarding the disclosure of UAP-related information.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's administrative handling of 2006 Freedom of Information requests regarding UFOs and the 'Condign Report.' It highlights the MOD's policy of directing the public to online resources rather than providing printed copies of large reports and includes internal rebuttals to media claims about the Rendlesham Forest incident.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's administrative handling of Freedom of Information requests regarding UFOs between 2001 and 2006. It confirms the MOD's policy that UFO sightings are not of defence interest and that the vast majority of related records are unclassified.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's handling of Freedom of Information requests regarding historical UFO records and parliamentary enquiries. It highlights the Ministry's policy of investigating UFOs only for defence purposes and the administrative challenges of managing public access to these records.
This file contains MOD correspondence and FOI responses regarding UFO sightings and policy from 1996-2006. It confirms the MOD's stance that UFO reports are only assessed for potential defence significance and that no evidence of extraterrestrial activity has been found.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's administrative handling of Freedom of Information requests concerning UFO sightings in the UK during 2006. It outlines the MOD's policy of only investigating sightings that present a potential threat to national security.
This document is an administrative file containing Freedom of Information requests and responses regarding UFO sightings and the alleged 'Aurora' aircraft. It details the Ministry of Defence's policy of not investigating UFOs unless they pose a security threat.
This file contains MOD correspondence and administrative records from 1985-2007 regarding FOI requests for UFO and crop circle information. The MOD consistently maintains that it does not investigate UFOs unless they pose a threat to national security.
This file contains MoD correspondence and FOI records from 2001-2007 regarding UFO inquiries, with a focus on the Rendlesham Forest incident and MoD policy. The MoD consistently maintained that UFO reports are only investigated if they pose a potential threat to UK air defence.
The MoD denied a FOIA request for internal documents regarding former UFO Project head Nicholas Pope, citing exemptions for personal data and confidential internal procedures. The requester argued that the public interest in balancing Mr. Pope's public claims necessitated the release of these official records.
This file contains MoD correspondence regarding FOI requests about UFOs and crop circles, confirming the department's policy of only investigating sightings with potential defence significance. It details the administrative challenges of managing paper-based records and the MoD's consistent denial of involvement in crop circle research.
This 1992 MOD briefing note outlines the policy for retaining security records and clarifies the Ministry's limited role in investigating UFO sightings. It maintains that UFOs pose no national security threat and that the RAF Woodbridge incident required no further action.
This file contains a collection of public UFO sighting reports submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence between 2006 and 2007. The MOD consistently responded to these reports by stating that they do not investigate UAP unless there is evidence of a threat to national airspace security.
This file contains a series of 2006 UFO sighting reports and the Ministry of Defence's standard responses. The MOD consistently maintains that it does not investigate UFOs for extraterrestrial evidence, but only to ensure UK airspace security.
This file contains a series of public reports of unidentified aerial phenomena submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence between 2005 and 2006. The MOD consistently responded by stating it does not investigate UFOs unless they pose a specific defence threat to UK airspace.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's decision to cease responding to a persistent correspondent who frequently mixed UFO reports with unrelated personal and political topics. It highlights the MoD's standard policy of investigating UFOs only for potential hostile air activity.
This file contains internal MoD correspondence regarding the policy and process for transferring UFO-related files to The National Archives. It details the MoD's strategy to manage public interest and FOI requests by proactively releasing these files in a structured, redacted format.
This file contains a series of public UFO sighting reports from 2007 and the corresponding formal responses from the UK Ministry of Defence. The MOD consistently stated that these reports were reviewed only to assess potential threats to UK airspace and found no evidence of hostile or unauthorized activity.
The author claims to have developed a dowsing system based on color codes to detect extraterrestrial influence and historical sites. He asserts that humanity is an 'organic computer' guided by extraterrestrial entities that manipulate time and space.
This file documents the MoD's process of releasing the 'Project Condign' UAP report following FOI requests by Dr. David Clarke. It confirms the MoD's conclusion that UAP reports held no defence intelligence value and the subsequent decision to stop monitoring them.
This file contains administrative records and correspondence regarding public inquiries into UFO sightings and the publication clearance process for former MOD staff. It documents the MOD's internal procedures for handling FOI and DPA requests related to UFO phenomena.
This file contains correspondence between the UK Ministry of Defence and various Members of Parliament regarding public inquiries about UFOs and UAP. The MOD consistently maintains that it has no role in investigating extraterrestrial phenomena and only monitors airspace for potential defence threats.
This file is a collection of press clippings and internal MoD administrative records regarding UFO sightings and government policy. It documents the MoD's transition toward releasing historical UFO files under the Freedom of Information Act while maintaining that its primary interest is national security rather than extraterrestrial research.
This file documents the Ministry of Defence's administrative process for handling public FOI requests regarding UFOs and its strategic decision to transfer historical UFO files to the National Archives. It confirms the MOD's official policy that it does not investigate UFOs for extraterrestrial origins, but only for potential threats to UK airspace security.
This file contains a series of Freedom of Information requests and MOD responses regarding UFO sightings and policy between 2007 and 2008. It documents the MOD's consistent position that it does not investigate UFOs for identification purposes, but only for potential defence threats, and outlines the process for transferring historical UFO files to The National Archives.
This file contains MoD correspondence regarding FOI requests about UFO sightings and policy between 2006 and 2008. It confirms the MoD's policy of not investigating UFOs unless they pose a national security threat and details the transfer of historical UFO records to The National Archives.
This file contains 2009 correspondence between the UK Ministry of Defence and the public regarding UFO sightings and policy. The MoD consistently maintains that it does not investigate UFOs unless there is a potential threat to UK airspace.
This document contains 2009 correspondence between the UK Ministry of Defence and the public regarding UFO reports. The MoD maintains a policy of only investigating sightings that pose a potential national security threat.
This file documents a 2009 parliamentary inquiry regarding UFOs and alleged anti-gravity technology. The Ministry of Defence responded by stating it has no expertise in UFO matters and only monitors airspace for potential security threats.
This file contains MoD correspondence regarding FOI requests for UFO records, detailing the department's policy of transferring files to The National Archives and its stance that it holds no evidence of extraterrestrial phenomena. It includes numerous public sighting reports and internal administrative discussions on FOI exemptions.
This document contains a series of 2009 Ministry of Defence responses to FOI requests regarding UFO sightings and historical records. It clarifies the MoD's limited role in investigating UAP and outlines the ongoing transfer of historical UFO files to The National Archives.
This document is a collection of 2009 FOI requests and MOD responses regarding UFO sightings in the UK. It confirms the MOD's policy of not investigating UFOs unless they pose a national security threat.
This document contains 2009 Ministry of Defence correspondence regarding public UFO inquiries. The MOD consistently maintained that it had no expertise in UFOs and only investigated reports to ensure national airspace security.
This file documents the 2009 decision by the UK Ministry of Defence to cease all UFO investigations and close its dedicated reporting hotline. The decision was based on the conclusion that such reports provided no Defence value and diverted resources from critical tasks.
This file contains a series of public reports of unidentified aerial phenomena from early 2009 and the standard Ministry of Defence responses. The MoD consistently states it does not investigate UFOs unless they pose a potential threat to UK airspace security.
This document contains a series of public UFO sighting reports from 2009 and the standard Ministry of Defence responses. The MoD consistently states it does not investigate these reports for extraterrestrial evidence, but only for potential threats to UK airspace.
This document is a compilation of 2009 UFO sighting reports submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence. It details the MoD's standard administrative response, which clarifies that they do not investigate UFOs for extraterrestrial origins but only for potential threats to national airspace security.
This file contains a series of public reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence in 2009. The MoD consistently responded that it only investigates such reports to determine if they pose a national security threat and maintains no evidence of extraterrestrial phenomena.
This file contains 2009 public reports of UAP sightings submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence. The MoD's standard response emphasizes that it does not investigate these reports unless they indicate a potential defense threat to UK airspace.
This file contains a collection of public reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence in 2009. The MoD's standard response to these reports was to state that they do not investigate such matters unless there is evidence of a threat to UK airspace.
This file contains 2009 Ministry of Defence correspondence regarding public UFO reports. The Ministry consistently stated it only investigates sightings for potential defence threats and has found no evidence of extraterrestrial phenomena.
This file contains a series of public UFO sighting reports submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence between 2007 and 2008. The MOD's consistent response is that it does not investigate these reports unless there is evidence of a threat to UK airspace.
This file contains Ministry of Defence correspondence from 2008 regarding public UFO reports, consistently stating that the MOD does not investigate such sightings unless they pose a defense threat. It also documents internal MOD management of a specific media-reported UFO incident involving soldiers at Tern Hill Barracks.