Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Ministry of Defence File D/DS.8/10/209/1: General Briefs and Reports - UFO Correspondence Reports

🏛 Ministry of Defence 📄 File Jacket and Correspondence

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This file contains a series of UFO sighting reports and associated correspondence submitted to the UK Ministry of Defence between September 1984 and January 1985. It documents the administrative handling of these reports by military and police authorities.

This document is a Ministry of Defence file jacket (D/DS.8/10/209/1) containing a collection of UFO sighting reports and related correspondence from late 1984 through early 1985. The file serves as a repository for reports submitted by members of the public, police forces, and military personnel across the United Kingdom. The reports detail various aerial phenomena, including descriptions of bright lights, cigar-shaped objects, and disc-shaped craft. Many reports include standardized 'Report of an Unidentified Flying Object' forms, which capture data such as date, time, duration, description, observer location, and meteorological conditions. Several entries involve police involvement, with officers often acting as intermediaries for the public. The file also contains internal military communications, such as telex messages between RAF stations and the Ministry of Defence, regarding the tracking or observation of these phenomena. Notable themes include the recurring nature of some reports, the involvement of local police in investigating sightings, and the occasional identification of phenomena as potential hot air balloons, aircraft, or astronomical bodies. The file reflects the administrative process of the Ministry of Defence in handling these reports, including the decision to retain them for historical record. The documents provide a snapshot of the public and official response to UAP sightings in the UK during this period.

Mod policy to retain UFO reports permanently