Veteran paratrooper reveals British special forces recovered a downed 'non-human' craft

Another second hand whistleblower, this time of the British persuasion.

Says he wants to support/ confirm recent American whistleblowers.

He has come forward giving his name and story to the press: Li nk

British special forces recovered a downed 'non-human' craft in northern England in the late 1980s, a former UK paratrooper and military intelligence officer claims.

Franc Milburn, a veteran of the British Army's elite Parachute Regiment, tells DailyMail.com he has spoken with a member of the MI6-run unit that conducted the alleged operation.

Milburn said he also spoke to UK Royal Air Force crew who chased and fired on a pair of 'disc-shaped' UFOs that traveled at hypersonic speeds outstripping their fighter jets…

Milburn divulged eye-popping details of the story told to him by his ex-Special Forces friend after both had left the Army – saying that he wanted to support recent US whistleblowers' claims of a secret UFO crash retrieval program.

The damn has broken and military whistleblowers around the world are speaking up. Australian, British, US… I’ve presented many and will continue.

It could very well have been a U.S. experimental aircraft, which may have been tested in other countries (?). Are/were their U.S. military bases in that area (Northern England) in the late 1980s?

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originally posted by: quintessentone
It could very well have been a U.S. experimental aircraft, which may have been tested in other countries (?). Are/were their U.S. military bases in that area (Northern England) in the late 1980s?

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Rendlesham RAF base is the UK’s Roswell.

Biggest ufo flap for England. Americans were involved.

a reply to: pianopraze

An interesting read and worthy of looking into, but could the soilder have be messing with the Para', very likely. None the less, a good article and reminder of the good old days of ATS.


a reply to: quintessentone

It could very well have been a U.S. experimental aircraft, which may have been tested in other countries....

Most of those tended to be up in Scotland at old MOD Lossiemouth Airbase which is on the west coast. (a straight run from US east coast to UK west coast over ocean and used to have a long runway) with a seal team often stationed there.

There's a great ATS thread in the aircraft section about a crash at MOD Boscombe Down Airbase in 1994, which is south England in Wiltshire.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: pianopraze

MI-6 are not allowed to operate within the UK. Fat red line.

originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: pianopraze

MI-6 are not allowed to operate within the UK. Fat red line.

Well spotted, I just automatically read MI-5, so they were having a laugh with him...

a reply to: Kurokage

CIA are not allowed to operate in USA either.

Doesn’t stop them.

originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: pianopraze

MI-6 are not allowed to operate within the UK. Fat red line.

Not to quibble, but as I understand it, the current law in the UK that governs activities of the Intelligence Community there is the Intelligence Services Act of 1994. Before that Act, there was supposedly no statutory regulation of MI-6 or other Intel organizations there. This recovery activity supposedly took place in the late 1980s. Is it possible that they had greater freedom to operate, back then?

"RAF pilots fired on the hypersonic craft" the couldn't catch up with It, yet they could fire on It??? Doesn't make sense. Nor his "MI6" mate....sounds a bit of a Walter the bloke.

It must be something in our atmosphere making the aliens sick or delirious.

Too many crashes for advanced species.

We fly thousands of aircraft everyday without a crash.

originally posted by: WeMustCare
It must be something in our atmosphere making the aliens sick or delirious.

Too many crashes for advanced species.

Perhaps…..it’s because this is our atmosphere…and not theirs



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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Love the film "War of the worlds" .. but the screaming from the woman in it drives me mad lol.

All the best

originally posted by: pianopraze
a reply to: Kurokage

CIA are not allowed to operate in USA either.

Doesn’t stop them.

Most recently confirmed they "helped" with the J6 pipe bomb recovery.

NSA aren't supposed to spy randomly on US citizens...the list goes on. The idea that ANY group involved in craft retrieval being above-board is absurd on its face.

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: pianopraze

An interesting read and worthy of looking into, but could the soilder have be messing with the Para', very likely. None the less, a good article and reminder of the good old days of ATS.


a reply to: quintessentone

It could very well have been a U.S. experimental aircraft, which may have been tested in other countries....

Most of those tended to be up in Scotland at old MOD Lossiemouth Airbase which is on the west coast. (a straight run from US east coast to UK west coast over ocean and used to have a long runway) with a seal team often stationed there.

There's a great ATS thread in the aircraft section about a crash at MOD Boscombe Down Airbase in 1994, which is south England in Wiltshire.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Lossiemouth is not on the West Coast of Scotland,it's on the East Coast.

a reply to: glen200376

Yeah sorry, originally I put east and changed it as I was thinking about Machrihanish on the west and Lossiemouth on the east and mixed them up...

The damn has broken? lol.

What a load of horse #. MI6 deal only with overseas matters, if this took place in England MI5 would have had jurisdiction not MI6. This fact immediately makes me think this entire article is nonsense.

The idea of clandestine crash retrievals in the UK seems to be fantasy bleed over from the States where things crashing and being cordoned off in secret is less of a ridiculous proposition due to size.
(NTTR is 1/6 the size of Scotland for e.g).

It wouldn't be the first time someone has thrown in the "Increment" to make a lie more believable either.
Great little rabbit hole (see Feathermen etc) but super secret SF troopers are no use if the adversary is a densely populated nation of curtain twitchers....

a reply to: WeMustCare

So they can cross the vastness of space between the stars.

Or skip between dimensions at will.

But can't handle our atmosphere?

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: pianopraze

An interesting read and worthy of looking into, but could the soilder have be messing with the Para', very likely. None the less, a good article and reminder of the good old days of ATS.


a reply to: quintessentone

It could very well have been a U.S. experimental aircraft, which may have been tested in other countries....

Most of those tended to be up in Scotland at old MOD Lossiemouth Airbase which is on the west coast. (a straight run from US east coast to UK west coast over ocean and used to have a long runway) with a seal team often stationed there.

There's a great ATS thread in the aircraft section about a crash at MOD Boscombe Down Airbase in 1994, which is south England in Wiltshire.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

It's indeed a very interesting case.
Now imagine this to be true?!

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: WeMustCare

So they can cross the vastness of space between the stars.

Or skip between dimensions at will.

But can't handle our atmosphere?

If try have the capabilities they could do it.