The secret document about the British UFO disappeared

Intelligence documents related to an unidentified flying object (UFO) near an air base in the UK in 1980 disappeared, the country's National Archives announced.

The strange light retired by a British soldier in Sri Lanka in 2004 was one of the confidential documents published by the British Ministry of Defense.Photo: British National Archives.

The BBC said the incident was only discovered after the Ministry of Defense announced more than 8,500 pages of classified documents about UFOs in early March and transferred them to the National Archives for posting on the website.

The lost documents included many photographs, sketches, a statement of a group of American soldiers on the mysterious rays above the Rendlesham forest, near the Woodbridge air base in England in Suffolk County in 1980. When To the scene to investigate, police found many strange traces on the ground and nearby trees were destroyed.

Among the published documents there are many stories that draw the attention of public opinion. A non-publicity, he and his son saw a three-circle-shaped object flying through their garden in Hellingly Village, East Sussex on that day. Because the pilot reported the incident to the Air Traffic Control Station in West Drayton, London, his testimony record was stamped ' credible '.

But the most prominent document is the report of pilots on a British Air Force Tornado plane about an object the size of a C-130 Hercules military transport plane above the North Sea in 1990. The pilot affirmed that it was an object he had never seen before and that it flew faster than his plane, and more light. However, the record of the investigation results suggested that what the pilot saw could be Russian spacecraft boosters or artificial satellites.