UFO Incident at Bentwaters Royal Air Force UK l Captain Lori Rehfeldt
Analysis Summary
Lori Rehfeldt
Contact Experience Triad
The Encounter
The person is a former Air Force member who served at RAF Bentwaters in 1980. During a night patrol with a colleague, they saw a bright light approaching from the North Sea. Initially thinking it was an aircraft, they noticed the runway lights were off. The light stopped midair, moved in geometric patterns, and then split into three pieces before speeding away silently. They reported the sighting to their control, but the response was skeptical. Later, they spoke with a retired general who seemed to know more about the incident but became evasive. The encounter left the person with ongoing curiosity about UAPs and a desire to share their experience.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The transcript details a firsthand account of a UFO sighting at RAF Bentwaters in 1980, where the witness describes observing a light that exhibited unusual movement patterns. Additionally, interactions with military personnel suggest the existence of recovered materials from the incident, hinting at a potential coverup.
The witness observed a UFO that displayed geometric movement patterns and later learned of materials recovered from the incident that were not of Earth origin.
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“It was a big light and just stopped; it moved up down left right and then it broke into like three pieces.”
Managed by: U.S. Air Force
Investigate and analyze unidentified aerial phenomena
In February of 1980, while on patrol at RAF Bentwaters, I witnessed a large light approaching from the North Sea that stopped midair, moved in geometric patterns, and then broke into three pieces before speeding away.
An electrical engineer for the Air Force mentioned that they found material from the UFO sighting at Bentwaters and that it was not indigenous to Earth.
During a conversation with General Edmundston, he became visibly uncomfortable when asked about the UFO sighting at Bentwaters, suggesting he knew more than he was willing to disclose.
Encounter Context
Factual DetailsRAF Bentwaters
Woodbridge, Suffolk, united_kingdom
Encounter Research Breakdown
Phenomenological AnalysisThe account comes from a credible witness with military experience, providing a detailed description of the UAP encounter. The observation includes specific movements and characteristics of the object, but lacks corroboration from other witnesses or evidence. The report was made shortly after the event, enhancing its credibility.
The experiencer and a colleague observed a bright light approaching from the North Sea, initially mistaking it for an aircraft.
“all of a sudden this light approaching that was coming from the area the North Sea”
The light stopped midair, moved in geometric patterns, and split into three pieces before speeding away.
“it just stops in midair and then all of a sudden moves up down left right”
The object flew straight up and disappeared after the close encounter.
“when it took off it went straight up and then it kind of disappeared”
Bright light moving in geometric patterns
Five Observables (4/5)
The craft was a bright light that moved in geometric patterns, stopped midair, and split into three pieces before speeding away.
The encounter involved a military perspective with trained observers witnessing a craft performing geometric maneuvers and exhibiting silent movement.
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Lori Rehfeldt
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