Unusual Aerial Sightings — RAAF Williamtown File 6

This document is a collection of minute papers from the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) base at Williamtown, covering the period between 1984 and 1986. The file, designated as Control Symbol 6, contains numerous reports of 'Unusual Aerial Sightings' (UAS) submitted by members of the public. The reports describe a variety of phenomena, including flashing lights, stationary objects, and objects moving in erratic patterns. Many of the sightings were reported by civilians in the New South Wales region, including areas such as Morisset, Maitland, and Newcastle. The RAAF intelligence officers (INTELO) consistently evaluated these reports, often concluding that the sightings were likely weather balloons, aircraft, or other conventional objects. Several entries note that the sightings were not of a 'National Security nature,' leading to the standard notation of 'NFA' (No Further Action). The file also includes internal correspondence regarding the investigation of these reports, including communication with civil air traffic control authorities and meteorological offices to identify potential sources for the sightings. One notable entry involves a report from a Mr. Huntris, who claimed to have communicated with a being named 'EON' from the planet 'Lentor' in the 'Alfa Centuri' galaxy, which the intelligence officer dismissed as a harmless call. The document reflects the standard administrative procedure for handling UFO reports within the Australian military during the mid-1980s.