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The UK Ministry of Defence began a campaign in 2008 to release all of their UFO files, a process which supposedly had come to an end in June, 2013. However, in a response to a letter inquiring about specific UFO files, the MOD says it is treating the letter as a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, and as such has found the documents in question and will be releasing them.

In the recent batch of UFO files released by the UK National Archives, among the masses of letters sent to the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) asking about extraterrestrials, one also asks that the MoD to release the truth about anti-gravity technology that is being hidden from the public. The MoD boffins replied that they do not currently have any anti-gravity projects, but they are aware of and monitor research in this field.

Beginning in May of 2008, in an effort to stem large amounts of requests, the UK government decided to proactively release their UFO files in several batches. Finally, five years later, they have released the final batch of files.

The pilots of three separate passenger planes reported UFO sightings over Scientology’s posh British headquarters in West Sussex, England. The sightings were released in a report by an agency that investigates potential mid-air collisions.

• Tony Blair was briefed on alien defence policy by Ministry of Defence - Metro
• UFO files outline Northern Ireland sightings - BBC
• The UFO Files: MoD documents 'absolutely fascinating' - The Telegraph
• Friends’ UFO abduction claim sparked secret military probe - Scotsman
• Are You In An Alien Invasion Hot Spot? - SFX

...each time a batch is released, they seem to demonstrate that there is a national security issue here...

'This event should be immediately classified since it would create mass panic among the general population and destroy one's belief in the Church'

Police in Boston as well as the nearby town of Skegness were able to confirm a bright flashing light over the Boston area that changed colors.

...the MOD collected 643 reports, nearly three times the 288 received in 2008.