Released: 1981 RAF memo regarding Rendlesham Forest incident (new analysis)

by Dieter W. · 3 years ago 635 views 3 replies
Dieter W.
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#2240

This hit the news yesterday and I thought it relevant to share here. The National Archives released a memo (ref: AIR 2/17123) from an RAF Wing Commander dated December 28th, 1981, three days after the main Rendlesham Forest incident.

The memo is heavily redacted, but what's visible is interesting. Reference to 'unidentified luminous phenomenon' and a note about 'trajectory inconsistent with known aircraft.' There's also a line that's been almost completely blacked out, but the word 'radioactive' appears to be underneath.

The document confirms what we've suspected: the military took this seriously. Whatever was in Rendlesham Forest wasn't dismissed as swamp gas or a lighthouse. I've attached the PDF and a higher-contrast version. Have a read and let me know what you think.

Liminal Dorset
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#2247

The redactions are interesting though. Just because they investigated doesn't mean it was alien. Could've been classified military testing. But yeah, the 'radioactive' word underneath is a bit much to explain away.

sofia_ward
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#2251

This is genuinely significant. The memo shows official acknowledgement of something anomalous. Whether that's extraterrestrial or human-made classified tech is another question, but the 'we don't know what this is' admission is rare from the military.

MistyForest
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#2256

Rendlesham is the most credible sighting we have precisely because of documentation like this. Credible witnesses, military investigation, physical evidence, and now documentary confirmation. This isn't a joke - this is actual disclosure.

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