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May 13th, 2013 | 
Author: www.lapisufo.com The Rendlesham Forest case is undoubtedly one of the best documented and most significant military encounters with a UFO.
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WikiLeaks says Rajiv negotiated for Swedish jet in '70s, cables recall days of …
Indian Express Fresh US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks have claimed that Rajiv Gandhi was the "main Indian negotiator" for Swedish aircraft company Saab-Scania before entering politics. The leaked secret cable was first reported by The Hindu on Monday and … |
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First Bite: Asiana House, Montpelier
Seven Days We tried to order a Japanese beer, but all the imports were sold out (Long Trail IPA and Harpoon Brewery's UFO Hefeweizen are on tap). As we waited for our order of oysters, sashimi and lychee margarita, a plate of sushi arrived. Each piece of tuna and … |
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Hi all,
Introduction:
In a previous post I drew readers’ attention to the fact that Melbourne researcher, Paul Dean, had located a Department of Civil Aviation file which reported an unidentified aerial object on radar, over Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, on 3 April 1966, three days before the Westall incident.
The file, file series MT1298/1, control symbol VTI-66/319 is titled “Unidentified Aerial Object 3/4/1966 Tullamarine” barcode 12598126 was found in the Melbourne office of the National Archives of Australia. It has just been digitised.
The contents:
The 11 page file starts off with a form titled “Report on Aerial Object Observed.” The date of the incident is given as 3 April 1966 and the time as 2015 to 2027 local time. The reporter’s name was J Reinmuth who was using the CSF radar at Tullamarine, Melbourne’s international airport.
The object was first seen at a range of 54.5 nautical miles at an azimuth of 55 degrees (ie. roughly north-east.) The observer’s attention was first drawn to an “Unidentified plot in proximity to inbound route.” Its speed was given as 60 knots in a north-easterly direction. The direction of flight was stated to be north-east from first observed position. It was travelling in a straight line. It was seen at 61 nautical miles bearing 055 degrees magnetic. The wind direction at the time was from the south-west. A check of aircraft in the area at the time revealed that the nearest plane was “TJA on normal inbound route.”
At 2040hrs the object was “…still observed on radar at 64 nautical miles.” At 2043 hrs still 64 nm where it was last observed.
The next two pages are headed “Department of Civil Aviation Air Safety Incident Report” number VTI-66/319. The date of the event is given as 3 April 1966. The event is labelled “Unidentified Aerial Object.” Under the heading “Action by regional investigator” in handwriting is “It appears likely that the object was a met balloon and this aspect is being investigated.” Signed Woodward SIAS 6 Apr 1966.
The Victorian Bureau of Meteorology was asked if the object could have been a met balloon. On 4 Jul 1966 they responded “It appears that the object could have been a meteorological balloon, with radar reflector attached, released from the RAAF Base, Laverton. The position and movement of the object are consistent with the time of release of a balloon and the winds which affected at that time.”
Comments:
1. The speed and direction of movement of this radar only observed object, do indeed seem consistent with a weather balloon. However, it should be noted that the Bureau of Meteorology’s analysis concludes “…could have been a meteorological balloon.” Thus this conclusion is not 100% certain.
2. As an aside it should be noted that the Melbourne newspaper “The Age,” on Thursday 7 Apr 1966 page 6, carried a short item about the identity of the object reported at Westall High School, Clayton South, Melbourne, the day before, part of which reads:
“Object perhaps balloon
An unidentified flying object seen over the Clayton-Moorabbin area yesterday morning might have been a weather balloon…The weather bureau released a balloon at Laverton at 8.30am and the westerly winds blowing at the time could have moved it into the area where the sighting was reported…”
3. A search of the RAAF’s UAP file file series A703, contrtol symbol 580/1/1 part 5 which carries reports from April 1966 failed to reveal a report from Reinmuth.
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Worldwide protests mark 1000 days in prison for Bradley Manning
DigitalJournal.com "The government can still charge as planned, including using the Espionage Act and UCMJ Article 104, alleging Manning indirectly “aided the enemy” simply because he knew Al Qaeda could access WikiLeaks. By the time that [the February 26th] pretrial … |
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Thousand days in a nightmare
The Hindu Mr. Manning, who is celebrated as the source behind the largest intelligence leak in U.S. history was arrested a month after WikiLeaks released a military video showing a helicopter gunning down a number of civilians, including two Reuters journalists. |
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International Protests Mark Bradley Manning's 1000 Days In Prison
Albany Tribune Manning is accused of publicly passing classified files to WikiLeaks, whose founder Julian Assange remains holed up in London's Ecuadorian Embassy, evading prosecution from Western powers. “There has never been a more important time to broadcast … |
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Bradley Manning marks 1000 days in prison without a trial
Big News Network.com Insofar as there were surprises, they typically came in the form missing puzzle pieces and instances of "I knew it!" A clear-eyed reading of much of the classified material suggests a more accountable government than WikiLeaks's Julian Assange — or anyone, … |
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