Correspondence regarding UAP sighting and crop circles

This document collection consists of correspondence and reports regarding UAP sightings and crop circle phenomena. The primary narrative involves a witness, a former RAAF ground crew member, who describes a sighting in June 1967 on a property in Victoria, Australia. The witness reports a large, grey, circular craft, approximately 96 feet in diameter, which performed a vertical takeoff. The witness notes that the craft caused electromagnetic interference, specifically stopping the electric motor of a milking machine, and caused agitation among the cows. Physical evidence was reported as a circle of dry ground with singed edges. The document also includes a letter dated August 30, 1985, from an individual in Clichy, France, to the C.S.I.R.O. Division of Atmospheric Physics in Australia. This letter inquires about meteorological explanations for crop circles in England, referencing the work of Dr. G.T. Meaden and the Journal of Meteorology. The author of the letter expresses skepticism regarding meteorological theories for these circles, citing their symmetrical patterns and the clockwise spiral of the plants. The collection also contains a report from the Victorian U.F.O. Research Society dated February 21, 1986, comparing Australian reports to phenomena in the Hessdalen Valley, Norway. The documents include sketches of the craft and the landing site, as well as a photograph reference for a case in Clapham, West Sussex, England, from July 1985.