<> @3{ALIENS HAVE THE LAST LAUGH ??? @6}by NeTiX / PTK @1 This is a true story and one that denies all boundaries of explanation. #4 X X X X X X@1 It started when a Tornado aircraft was coming in to land at an RAF base. Large areas of light began to surround the fields and the pilot veared off to avoid colliding with an object the size of a garden shed. Ground Radar immediately reported a UFO was about two hundred yards from the main runway. But just as they did all contact, lights, engines stopped. The Tornado plummeted towards the ground and smashed into it creating a small fire on the plane. The extinguishers kicked in and put the fire out. The two crewmen, Lft Andrew Davis and Captain Paul Creaman both staggered out of the plane. The object passed over them in complete silence, went a few feet and completely vanished. Power was immediately restored and reports flooded the area about UFO's in the immediate vicinity. The scariest report was from a local farmer whose name does not want to be released through fear of retribution. He claimed that his sheepdog, Ben, was lifted into the air and completely ripped in two. Then it happened! A police patrol car was travelling down the main route between Boston and Sleaford. He stopped his car after hearing a huge penetrating noise behind and was then completely deafened by the following thunder-like sound. The RAF base launched six reserve Tornados all fully armed and ready to fire. Two AWACS surveillance planes both picked up a huge radar blip that was nearly twenty-five times bigger than the chasing Tornados. They estimated that the object was moving at a speed of at least 5000 MPH, and was moving away from the Tornados at a rate of more than eight miles a minute. Eventually it vanished and after an extensive search of the area over a couple of days they decided it must have been a passing meteor, or something other than a UFO. [3 Locals gabbered on at it being a scarey hoax, or that it was a practice tryout for the RAF. To see what the response times would be in the event of something like this happening. #4 X X X X X X@1 You can make your own mind up as to your beliefs of the story, but one thing is for sure. Both Lft Andrew Davis and Captain Paul Creaman were vearmantly told to deny any knowledge of the incident. Saying it was pilot error, the crewmen were discharged from the Royal Air Force as it was alleged the pilot and his co-pilot were infact suffering from a form of Mirage Stress. BOLLOX!!!! Mirages in the Dark!?!? Don't think so! These pilots were taken out of the frame to cover up the truth (where's Scully and Mulder when you need 'em eh!?) and the question remains: Was there a UFO or not? Take heed in the fact that across the road from where the, smaller, first object was, a corn field had a lot of rings in it and a hell of a lot of cindered corn!!