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1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS |
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__25 May 1955 ‘ London, England - - Eronesy Sy one
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION y
Local ” | -3£%Ground- Vi sual f Ground: Radar E Probebly Aircroft
GMT _25/22192 OD Air-Vi sual C) Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aircroft
5. PHOTOS é a 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
0 Yes O Probably 2p eal dle
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4 XINo = _Br itish Civilian O Possibly As Soeeire
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE UX Orher_Imagination _
0 Insufficient Dato for Evaluation
0 Unknown
3 minutes, 10 seconds one N to wW
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS

Round dis¢g amber red in color,

Erratic motions, approached American
four engined bomber,

Rpting AF officer states that
source of this rpt is a "fana-
atic"believer in flying saucers

This is 3d time he has seen the?
in last 9 years,

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a AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT _

SUBJECT coe ie ae — sess ins asians:

Jniadentified | Vlying Ubj act savor’ (oaB)

‘AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agency) SOS i rs =
London, Sigband Dirgctor of Intelligence, Jy Third siz force
‘DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION "j a EVALUATION Sage
_22 June 1955 | 25 May 1955 aad a
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Le Om ‘indnesday, 25 Hay 1955 ab 22:15 “r QR eroto ore init, Load
of Seade 2.0. 2 London stood in public passaye ‘wmsy overlockin:; gertenda adjacens
29 Dydmey Road, London N-} (North Harringay Jeetor of Lorough). <e

sust returned by bas from a walk and had om hend a pair of SG x 30 fisldylasses
(Prismatic).

Glancing (without the slasses) at the north-west sector of the sky be sau,
what he identified as an American Cour angine bomber "which ves emgased in a
voutine exercise flichS at amorox. 20,000 f+". Tha tomber's sath of Plichs
was scuth mq sleyly turning vest, followed sy four distinct varortrails.

Similtansously he observed (st121 with naked says) to the lets (sot) of
hoaber an UFOR, the size of a tat pine "This object outelassed any airereft
{ have ever seen both in speed it om charactaristies, tuas also applisa
to guided missiles® ws Mre m statenent.

ta them used his Pisldslasses, thus slarging the UrlB to sha size of a)
coed sized neae Ms stated that with classes, She bombar arsearsd + inch, in
siue.s he UFOR, clearly circular in shane, eppeared as a round disk and wag _
auber red in collet. There wes no vanor trail, as tho UFOB approached the
vieinity of the bomber 2t a very high sveed, a pica he Sage =

In the first 3 saconds the UFOP suddenly stonped at an apsrominate eltitude
of 30,000 Pt. and hovered almost directly overhead (and elichtly to NW) fer
cpprux 24 mimmtes in the next 3 seconds it veered sharply to the north (away
from the bomber, in the glasees approx a distanca of 3 inches) and just as
suddenly reversed it's course tew:rds the kombsr. about a sseond ‘Later it
started off in a flash toverds the west and in an ineredibly fast cpued it
Flashed across the sky and disappeared in distarce (west) about 3 inches above
horison. Total time of ge 3 minutes, 10 seconds.

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afind tely Dlasved in his statements and souitive trat the v=. o ss a lying

aubere This wis Ais third eizsnting over a neriod of 9 years
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Qualifications ih LONDON. ENGLAND.

Date of Observation WEDNzSDAY MAY 25 ~1955. qime 40-15 PM

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PUBLIC PASIAGE HAY OVERLOOKING GARDENS ADSACENT TO —
Location of Observer SYNE Roap, N-4. NOTH HALRING AY SECTUR ar _Borovca

Duration of Observation — Hrs <) _Mins LO Secs fAtpra:
Condition of Sky 7
a, Bright Daylight 4. Just a trace of NaylightY
bs Dudl Daylighat e. No trace of Daylight
ce Bright Twilight f. Not known

Position of Sun / Moon in Relation to Object
a; it TLOAG Or You Gas TO YOue serv
be Behind you , & Overhead

Gs TO your right v7” f. Not known

If seen at Night, Twilight, or Dawn, what did you notice concerning:-
Stars Moon P
a. None bs Ge Bright MoonLight *eescexr
db. A few b. Dull Moonlight
c. Many Cc. NO Moonlight-Pitch Dark
ad. Not known d. Not known
Was the Object Brighter than the Background of the Sky YES. a
If so, compare Brightness with a known object such as Star/loon etc, “~~
SiIMBLRAR TO FLANET MARS Skin THROUGH GLASSES UNDER Good VWiNiSiLITY Condit’. Ss,
Behaviour of Object oS
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a, Appear to stand still at any time “ YES. 2
b. Suddenly speed _up/Rush away at any_time “ YE. >
c, Break up into little parts and explode 93
ad. Give off smoke ~
e. Change of brightness —~
f, Change Shape g. Flicker, Throb, Pulsate No. er

Did the Object at any time pass in Front or Behind anything. If Yes
please elaborate No.

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Was there any Wind YES. __If so give direction and speed
EASTERLY viREcTIoN, SPEED 10 KnoTS, (cHecxed with MET! CFEME WEATATE br )

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Did you observe the Object tnrough any of the following;:-
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a, Hycglasses. yes/no 6. Binoculars. yes/ne $X 00 Pesaanicy
b. Sunglasses.yes/no f. Telescope yes/no
¢ windshield. yes/no g. Theodolite yes/no
d. Window. yes/no be QinORGy. eee
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Colour AMBER RED F SELF LUMINGYS.
The Outline of the Object was
a, Fuzzy or Blurred Cc, Sharply Outlinea
. bd, Like a Bright Star d, Not Known

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