ID | #1553266888 |
Added | Fri, 22/03/2019 |
Author | July N. |
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Status | Research
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Initial data
"Operation MAINBRACE".
Jet fighter (piloted by Lieutenant John W. Silbernem and Lieutenant Cybulski) was coming down to land from a height of 5,000 ft when they saw a slow silver [or white?] object 5 miles away. He was approximately 15,000 feet. He moved swaying as a "falling sycamore leaf" or a pendulum. At some point he began to descend.
When the plane turned in the direction of Distort, the object followed him, but then stopped moving and "fall" and began to rotate around its axis and then suddenly sped up to "incredible speed" and disappeared. On the ground among observers was an officer Paris, master signaller Thompson, Higgins, and 5 other crew members.
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Original news
Operation MAINBRACE Meteor jet fighter (flown by Flight Lt. John W. Kilburn and Flight Lt. Cybulski ?) was descending to land at 5,000 ft when they saw a slow-moving circular silver [or white?] object about 5 miles behind them at about 15,000 ft following a similar course then swinging like a “falling sycamore leaf” or pendulum and began descending. As the Meteor turned towards Dishforth the object followed, then stopped falling leaf motion and descent, began rotation on its axis, suddenly accelerated at “incredible speed” faster than a meteor to the W then turned to SE [and disappeared]. Ground ? observers included Flying Officer Paris, Master Signaller Thompson, Higgins ? and 5 other aircrew [on the ground?]. (Jan Aldrich; Ruppelt pp. 195-6; 15-20 secs +
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