13 UFO’s caught on video at Tern Hill Barracks!

 

       

A SHAKEN soldier told last night how he saw

THIRTEEN UFOs spinning in the skies above

his military barracks,

Andrew Parker and John Coles report

for The U.K. Sun June 25th.

Corporal Mark Proctor was among three

squaddies who spotted the objects

while out on night patrol.

He filmed them on his mobile phone

and reported the close encounter

to Army top brass.

Ministry of Defence experts were studying

his report and video yesterday —

after ordering Mark and his pals NOT 

to say anything else about the incident.

The sighting, at Tern Hill barracks near

Market Drayton, Shrops, came two hours

before helicopter police officers reported

an encounter with a huge craft 80 miles

away near Cardiff.

And three hours before a couple claimed

they were followed by a strange light in the

sky along the A5 near Shrewsbury.

Yesterday further mind-boggling evidence

emerged as dog walker Bonnie Lewis, 29,

told how she filmed seven UFOs at

Bromsgrove, Worcs, last Friday.

Bonnie Lewis photo

Cpl Proctor, 38,

of the 1st Battalion Irish Regiment,

recalled how he saw the amazing “craft”

just after 11pm on Saturday, June 7.

He said:

“I was on duty in the guard room when the

other boys outside began shouting.

I went out to see what the commotion

was about and could see thirteen

craft in the skies.

“They were zig-zagging, but I filmed two

before they disappeared. They were like

rotating cubes with multiple colours.

“I made a full report to my commanding

officers and gave them my footage.

The other lads were as amazed by it as I was.”

A 19-year-old private on patrol

said he also saw the “fleet”.

The soldier, who asked not to be named, said:

“I saw these things flying in the sky and

I told my guard commander.

“There were about 30 lights passing over

for a few minutes, very high but not at a

great speed. They were bright red.

Another soldier saw them too.”

An MoD spokesman said:

“We deal with any UFO sightings

to see if there was a military threat.”

The Sun told last week how helicopter

cops were confronted by an object as

they attempted to land at their base

near Cardiff the same night.

Cabaret duo Katy Cunnion and

Russell Quinn claimed they were

pursued by the light in the sky for

nearly an hour at 1am the following morning.

And last night Bonnie told of

seeing cylinder-shaped craft.

She said:

“They weren’t from this world.

They made no sound and had

flashing dots inside.”

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BONNIE Lewis is walking her dog last

Friday night when these objects —

see pic, above — appear in the sky overhead.

The 29-year-old, who is out with boyfriend

Colin Middlemore, films the bizarre

cylinders on her mobile phone.

Bonnie, of Tamworth, Staffs, says:

“I ignored them, thinking they were satellites.

“But when I looked closer it was clear

they weren’t. I’m not into sci-fi,

but they weren’t from this planet.”

Nick Pope photo

UFO expert Nick Pope studied

The Sun’s amazing footage last night

and said:

“Now there HAS to be an official inquiry.”

Nick, who spent three years as official

UFO investigator at the Ministry of

Defence, said after viewing film shot

by soldiers in Shropshire:

“The MoD and Civil Aviation Authority

need to look at this.

“They need to interview witnesses,

analyse the film and check both civil

and military radar to see if any unusual

activity was logged.

“An important factor is that this was

shot from a military base —

and the military tend to make good witnesses.

“This object seems to be pulsing through

virtually the entire spectrum and

that’s unusual.

It’s not something an ordinary aircraft

or satellite would do, and it’s too

slow to be a meteor or a shooting star.”

Nick said the mystery craft filmed in

Bromsgrove appeared to be hundreds

of metres wide, and could pose a

serious threat to national security.

He said:

“The first thing you see is four lights

in a symmetrical shape —

that’s quite a coincidence if

they are separate objects.

“If they were balloons or Chinese lanterns,

it’s highly unlikely they’d form a shape

like that. One option is that we’re actually

seeing lights attached to the underside

of a vast craft.”

Nick, who spent 21 years working

in Whitehall, added: “After the near-miss

with the police helicopter, the time has

come for a proper inquiry —

not least because of flight safety issues.”