Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Compilation of Unidentified Flying Object Reports — 1997

🏛 Ministry of Defence 📄 Compilation of reports

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This document is a collection of 1997 UFO sighting reports submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence. It includes accounts from the public, police, and airline pilots, documenting various aerial phenomena across the country.

This document is a collection of reports concerning Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) observed across the United Kingdom throughout 1997. The file contains numerous individual sighting reports, often submitted via standard Ministry of Defence proformas or relayed through local police stations. The reports describe a wide variety of phenomena, ranging from bright lights and metallic objects to triangular or cigar-shaped craft. Witnesses include members of the public, police officers, and in one notable instance, an Aer Lingus flight crew. The reports are characterized by diverse descriptions of movement, including hovering, rapid acceleration, and erratic flight paths. Many reports emphasize the lack of noise associated with the objects, while others note specific colors such as red, green, white, or yellow. The Ministry of Defence maintained a policy of reviewing these reports to determine if any represented a matter of air defense interest. The documentation includes internal loose minutes from the Ministry of Defence, which demonstrate the administrative process of receiving, logging, and evaluating these accounts. The file serves as a historical record of the public and official engagement with UAP phenomena in the UK during the late 1990s, reflecting the routine nature of the reporting process at the time.

As agreed in recent exchanges of correspondence concerning 'UFO' policy, Sec(AS) is under remit to forward any 'unidentified' aerial activity reports received by credible witnesses to you.