Seemingly reliable military personnel report strange lights and behaviour from a craft in the woods......pretty much end of story.

It has to be filed under, 'I don't know'.....like most UFO stuff that isn't likely to be a hoax.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

The fact it was 'witnessed' by many suggests there is certainly more to it than meets the eye. I'm certainly open to the idea that it was a real life 'interaction' but clearly like anything...facts are what count.

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Given the source of the 'practical joke' that only lends more supposition to there having been a cover up...but again, without the facts, who knows?

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As I said earlier i'm open to the idea that we're not alone; whether this is such a case I couldn't argue one way or the other, but for an alleged Base Security guard to say he was the prankster puts him in the same group as the Policeman that found the weather balloon at Roswell.

I'm sure at some stage someone will offer irrefutable proof.

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I love people who want to dismiss all such things as bunk. It is because they wish to display some sort of intellectual superiority.

Based on my experience, I'd take this stuff a little more seriously.

I have a relative who was operational on several USAF bases in Suffolk during the time of the Rendelsham Forest ‘incident’ who has no doubt of its authenticity. Indeed there is apparent evidence that the area of the ‘sighting’ remains radioactive.

Spooky or what!

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