Friday, January 4, 2013
UFO Fleet Over Airbase, UK Man Fears Alien Invasion, Photos
| Ray Johnson |
Up to 40 of the giant mystery craft have been seen hovering over Axminster in Devon - just a few miles from air base RNAS Yeovilton.
Retired council worker Ray Johnson has pictured the bizarre flying formations and has even reported them to police.
The 76-year-old retired council parks officer has kept a detailed log of his sightings over the last 18 months some of which have been corroborated by his daughter, Alison.
He says he has seen large and small craft, mostly cylindrical in shape.
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| One of Mr. Johnson's Recent Photos |
He said: "I'd rather people called me a crackpot than ignore it," he said. "Some of them are huge – others are smaller and seem to fly in and out them. "Sometimes there are as many as 30 or 40 of them. "When I first saw them I was so alarmed I called the police but they said there was nothing they could do. "It makes you wonder if we are going to be invaded but perhaps they are just observing us."
Mr Johnson added the UFOs can be best seen when skies are clear in the early hours of the morning but sometimes can be seen as early as 7pm. "The large ones are sometimes accompanied by smaller ones which seem to stop like they are standing by, he said. "They make no noise and often just fade away. "Sometimes there are lights all along the side – like searchlights – so bright they can hurt your eyes. "One night my daughter Alison, from Wolverhampton, was with me and she was amazed – she had thought I was pulling her leg. "There were about 10-15 of these huge craft – white, oval-shaped things they made no noise and eventually just faded away.
"My daughter took a photo on her small Olympus camera – you can see the shape of one of them, and if you use a magnifying glass you can ,see the stars behind it. "RNAS Yeovilton is nearby – I often see their planes and helicopters flying by.
"These UFOs are different – they're huge and silent and the lights don't flash like aircraft lights." Mr Johnson said the UFOs were sometimes accompanied by orange and red lights and were capable of moving at amazing speeds and could disappear suddenly.
He added that he has only ever seen a UFO once before in 1954 when he was on sentry duty in the Army and saw two mystery white lights in the sky.
A spokesman at Axminster Police Station confirmed they had been contacted by Mr Johnson but said there had been no other reports of unidentified flying objects being spotted above the town.
Mr Johnson said: "I asked the police to send two men out just so they could see the UFOs too – but they didn't do it."
Source: http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/PICTURES-UFOs-fleet-converged-airbase-sparking/story-17740119-detail/story.html
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There are more positive entities and ET's
then there are negative out there;
yet everything in 3d is built on the fear factor ;)
Police in the UK have a tougher time catching criminals, let alone ufo's.....im not surprised they didnt send anybody to investigate LOL