APRO Bulletin, August 1980
The Rendlesham Forest incident would dominate British ufology for decades. APRO was reporting on Chinese UFO research as relations opened, adding a new dimension to the global picture.
Sighting Reports
By Jerrald Blankenship Field Investigator It appears that on August 2 and 3, 1980, San Bernardino County California played host to a mini UFO flap which also featured a mini UFO. Among the many witnesses were two Air Force air traffic controllers and an employee of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. On
said "No way", the sheriff's spokesman said. CaptainPhillip Ratliff, the public information officer at Norton, stated that the object did not show up on any electonic guidance systems in the tower. A spokesman for the F .A.A., based at Ontario International Airport stated that the object was not pic
the object had no lights at this point the witnesses were still able to follow its path, Mr. Blanch described it as being "a gray object against a black sky". There was really no way to determine the size or the altitude since there was nothing in the vicinity by which to judge. Mr. Blanch said the
A story out of Gadsden, Alabama on August 4, 1980, stated Claude Poher, a French scientist, selected the best 1,000 out of 35,000 UFO reports and fed them society that pushes the use of nuclear fuel, or weapons into a computer. He then fed the same computer the
