who were camped in the vicinity of Emu in an effort to discover if they had witnessed any phenomenon such as a meteor. The same source was used to contact a survey party from Exoil Pty. Inquiries, with negative result, were made of Womera in case a firing had taken place and was witnessed in this area. While an agreement could not be reached as to the exact time all agree that it was some time after 7 p.m.ĥ. The person who saw it for fifteen seconds was able to reconstruct his movements at the particular time and it is thought that his estimate is reasonable. The discrepancy could be explained by some people seeing the light some seconds after it had first appeared. There was some disagreement as to the duration of the light this varied between two and fifteen seconds. They saw a light over the R.E.M.E Workshop Building in the Village and coming from the general direction of Wewak. Ian Kenneth HASKARD, Supervising Technician, P.M.G’s Department.Īll gave, more or less, the same description. Russell McFarlane KINGSLEY, Fitter, Department of Mines, and Trevor James HOSKINS, Technical Assistant, Health Physics Group, The light was observed from the Village at about the same time by the following personnel –Ģ/945 Capt. The light had made so little an impression on his mind that he failed to mention it to his companion when he returned to the caravan and recalled it only when he received a telephone call from the Constable at Wewak inquiring if the light had been witnessed at Roadside.Ĥ. As far as he knows the light did not play on the ground in his immediate vicinity. He thought that the light appeared to come from the direction of Wewak a distance of 2 ¼ miles. Constable Richard Henry MAXWELL who was outside the caravan at Roadside, thirteen miles from the Village, saw a light out of the corner of his eye at about 7 p.m. The Constable thought that the light burned for thirty seconds.ģ. The only fact contributed that could assist was that the light appeared to occupy 1 ½ to two degrees of the horizon. Owing to lack of knowledge as to distance away it was found difficult to estimate the size of the light. Because of its position and height he thought, at first, that it was a balloon afire and reported it as such. As it appeared to come nearer, or grow larger, it turned to a red colour. He left the caravan and saw what he described as a white light travelling from East to West. when his attention was drawn to a light, of approximately the power of bright moonlight, playing on the ground. The Constable was questioned and said that he was sitting in his caravan at approximately 7.5 p.m. The Balloon Officer made an inspection and found that all balloons were intact.Ģ. on 15th July, 1960, a telephone report was received from Constable Hubert Dave SCARBOROUGH, who is stationed on the site, that a balloon had burnt in the air. Unidentified light – Wewak AreaĪt Wewak, the site of the Vixen 'A' tests, approximately 15 miles from Maralinga Village, are a number of static balloons used in instrumentation. Information management and data capabilities.'No portions of the videos can be segregated for release. 'The release of this information will harm national security as it may provide adversaries valuable information regarding Department of Defense/Navy operations, vulnerabilities, and/or capabilities,' Gregory Cason, deputy director of the Navy's FOIA office, wrote in a response letter. More than two years later, the government responded with a letter that both confirmed that more UAP videos exist and denied the request to turn them over due to national security concerns. The Black Vault requested that the Navy now turn over any and all other videos related to UAP. The Black Vault filed the FOIA request to the US Navy in April 2020 – just one day after the Navy declassified three now-infamous videos shot by Navy pilots showing high-tech aircraft moving in seemingly impossible ways. The admission came in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by the government transparency site The Black Vault, which has previously shared thousands of pages of UFO-related documents received via FOIA requests to the CIA and other government agencies.

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