A U.S. senator has been denied access to UFO information. The files on the case of Rendlesham Forest disappeared from the archive. And a log of the Navy, the messages about a UFO sighting included, fell overboard accidentally. These are some highlights from the UFO files published by the British Ministry of Defence today. The website of the British National Archives (http://ufos.nationalarchives.gov.uk) Are still up by 3 April 2011 all newly released files for free download. It requires those interested to pay a fee for inspection. Exopolitics Germany is offering you the most interesting acts from the now seventh Before publication. The cases are divided into individual PDF files and can be downloaded directly from this article down.

The exact origin of the documents may be specified in the PDF file name.

U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater tried in vain to uncover the mystery of the UFO-USA

"I'm interested in UFOs for quite some time", Wrote Senator Barry Goldwater, a voter. "Before 10 to 12 years I have tried to find out what's in the building at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where the information of the Air Force are supported. Understandably, my request was refused. This is still considered "Above Top Secret" classified " (Highest classification level, d.Üb.) link: http://db.tt/pbJ3P8O

CIA wanted to use UFOs for psychological warfare

The situation of the flying discs bein consider risk elements, "which could be of importance in international tensions for national security," says a memorandum to the Director of the CIA. More concretely:

"Psychologically - Despite the global reported sightings, we found that during the investigation period no reports, not even satirical, appeared in the Soviet press (...) This leads to the question of whether these sightings (1) can be controlled, (2) be predicted, and (3) from the perspective of the psychological warfare could be used either offensively or defensively. "

might be, the type of warfare, it also clarifies the memo to:

"The public interest in the phenomenon that is reflected both in the U.S. press reports as well as the pressure on the Air Force suggests that a large proportion of our population is mentally conditioned to the acceptance of the Incredibles. From this fact arises the potential to trigger a mass hysteria and panic. "LINK: http://db.tt/oAa5M8E

UFO Logbook of HMS Manchester was unfortunately on board

In September 2002, requested the former Admiral of the Fleet Lord Hill-Norton insight into the logbook of the ship HMS Manchester. He had heard that it had come from two naval exercises in November 1998 and March 1999 UFO sightings by the crew of the vessel. Several hundred crew members are said to have observed the incident. In October, the Admiral's reply to his former employer. The MoD said that there were no records regarding this incident:

"Unfortunately I must I add that the logbook of the HMS Manchester 1 February to sunrise on 13 February 1999, a mission in Bodo, Norway, was lost. The logbook was as usual on the bridge when the ship was built in the port, and an unusually strong gust of wind has blown over the railing. "

Such incidents amateurish trusted the former Fleet Admiral Hill-Norton of his Royal Navy not to. In his reply to the ministry, he wrote:

"I must confess that I have in 49 years of service with the Royal Navy where I served for more than 25 ships, never have assumed that a log book by the wind was blown overboard, especially in an applied ship in port."

It was quite strange, the Lord further, that such an extraordinary event to have taken place just with a legitimate UFO investigation:

"Even my gracious mind thinks that the good faith here is strained to the utmost. I hope that your mind has survived these hardships well. "http://db.tt/P7FRiz3 LINK:

Files to Rendlesham Forest case, unfortunately, disappeared from the archives

A communication from the Ministry of Defence: "We have to examine the files found that gapes at the data collected a huge gap in the period of the incident. Instead, other files were inserted there. But we also have no record of when these documents have been destroyed. "

"If this is known, one could consider it a deliberate attempt to get rid of the files about the incident."

LINKS: http://db.tt/MAiRCJM , http://db.tt/I91vNbK

U.S. Air Force is interested in documentation of Nikola Tesla

A letter from the U.S. Air Force to the FBI: "We believe that some of Tesla's reports could include the basic principles that would be some ongoing research at the Defence Ministry of value. It would be very helpful to have access to his writings. " LINK: http://db.tt/OktjAGC

Graham Bethune Pilot sighting

On 10 February 1951 sighted co-driver Graham Bethune of the U.S. Navy on Flight 125 from Iceland to Argentina a "very bright, large, semi-circular aircraft. As the aircraft approached, it made a 150-degree angle and disappeared with "tremendous" speed. Bethune said the 2001 Disclosure Project over this sighting. LINK: http://db.tt/A8pI4Qu

John Callahan case (JAL 1628 Alaska)

On 18 November 1986 made the Japanese occupation of the JAL flight 1628 over Alaska a strange sighting in the immediate vicinity. Flashing amber and green lights on the size of a Boeing 747 The pilot flew a 360 degree turn, but the object was following him. Then it disappeared to the east. John Callahan, former head of the American air FAA investigated this case for his agency and reported on two previous press conferences the amazing FAA final report and the fact that the CIA wanted to condemn him to silence. The recently published document on the case included the testimony of those involved. LINK http://db.tt/yAxOXT4 , http://db.tt/XEk55kk

British against the UN decision 33/426 establishing a UFO investigative agency at the UN (1978)

In December 1978 the General Assembly adopted the United Nations decision 33/426, which invited interested Member States to make to UFO research in their countries and to inform the UN Secretary-General about it. The decision was initiated by the Prime Minister of Grenada have been possible. As the British files show, was England against the decision and did everything to prevent it:

"The British delegation does not believe that a public agency to investigate unidentified flying objects, the functions of the United Nations would be appropriate", It says. To minimize possible "cost" of a UFO authority of the UN recommended minimum to accommodate the authority of the UN Committee for Outer Space Affairs.  

"The large amount of work of this committee is a reasonable assurance that the UFO issue at the bottom of their priority list and would be ignored indefinitely."

Interestingly, the German delegation was in the file shows that the UFO expert group should be appointed by the Government of Grenada. LINK: http://db.tt/C3zRKzG

Other cases:

• RAF sent during the Cold War almost daily interceptor to unidentified flying objects. Since the end of the Cold War, only 2-3 times per year http://db.tt/9d76GjV
• RAF pilot sighting at Laarbruch http://db.tt/hH9vhpA , http://db.tt/T6TIaUq
• Belgian UFO wave http://db.tt/WFl29GW
• NSA report on Belgian UFO wave http://db.tt/2EDuWo0
• U.S. Commander considers UFOs for spaceships from Mars http://db.tt/2EQ5rHC
• U.S. Defense Department documents about UFO sighting in USSR http://db.tt/cAXFzRl
• U.S. Defense Department documents about the case in 1976 Tehran http://db.tt/YZH4Qux , http://db.tt/UE2OB3n
• La Joya, Peru UFO interceptor shot into space - the statement of Oscar Santa Maria Huertas November 2007 http://db.tt/IlfSwzH
• U.S. Air Force of instructions for UFO sightings (1953) http://db.tt/tmt8nRg
• U.S. Air Force of instructions for UFO sightings (2000) http://db.tt/sQfgyNF
• Wilbur Smith of the Canadian Department of Transportation: Flying Saucers exist http://db.tt/fad03RW
• Malstrom AFB NORAD on nuclear case and other cases of UFOs over military bases http://db.tt/mDznnFY