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ghost fliers road ghosts spring-heeled jack the reign of terror ← older posts black projects, ufos and the mysterious mo d-notice posted on june 16, 2018 by dr david clarke has the ministry of defence ever suppressed media stories about black project aircraft operating secretly over the british isles? artist’s impression of the aurora hypersonic spy-plane (credit: “user:henrickson” (by [1]), cc by-sa 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3424488 for many years conspiracy-minded aviation writers and ufologists have claimed the government has, on occasions, used its contacts in the press to censor stories about visits to the uk by us top secret experimental aircraft. the fact that some of these covert programmes have triggered ufo flaps was acknowledged by the mod’s defence intelligence ufo report released in 2006. but few understand how the shadowy d-notice system (now known as dsma system ) actually operates. and so the scent went cold – until now. earlier this year i obtained copies of the mod’s last remaining uap policy files using the freedom of information act until these files emerged i could find no convincing hard evidence of any attempt by the mod to use national security to stifle stories about ufos or black project aircraft . but the new files – with-held by mod for four years for unexplained reasons – contain working papers used by the intelligence officer who produced the 4-volume condign report ( uaps in the uk air defence region ). the acronym uaps – unidentified aerial phenomena – was used by the defence intelligence branch di55 as a neat cover for their ufo investigations until his ‘definitive’ report, delivered in 2000, recommended they should discontinue their interest in the subject. in his uk restricted minute ‘wrap up of uap material’ dated 22 march 2000 the report’s author – a retired raf scientist – refers to a collection of slides and photographs that he consulted in the mod’s archive. the uk restricted memo that refers to a d-notice issued in the 1990s on the astra/aurora project (copright: dr david clarke) these contained images of the ‘astra/ aurora ‘ project – a top secret, hypersonic cold war spyplane. the author goes on to note ‘ there was a press d-notice issued at the time ‘. this is the first solid evidence to emerge that refers to the involvement of the former d-notice committee in the aurora saga . it is also consistent with redactions that were made to a super-sensitive section of the condign report before it was released to me following my freedom of information request in 2006. volume 2 of the report contains a part-censored section on black project aircraft in which the author states ‘some uap reports can be attributed to covert aircraft programmes’ and adds ‘certain viewing angles of these vehicles may be described as saucer-like’. it begins with a reference to other known black project aircraft such as the sr-71 blackbird but contains two paragraphs and two images that were redacted under section 27 of the foia that covers ‘international relations’. these may be the same images mentioned in his 2000 ‘wrap up of uap material’ memo. ufo files released by the national archives in 2010 revealed how the ufo desk contacted the secretary of the da-notice committee for guidance on how they should answer a public inquiry about censorship of media stories concerning stealth-shaped ufos. in 1996 the now defunct magazine ufo reality claimed a high-ranking bbc producer had revealed how the media had been warned off taking an interest in a flap of sightings involving triangular ufos ‘because the craft is part of a secret military project’. but the secretary of the defence press and broadcasting advisory committee fired back with a categorical denial there was any d-notice covering ‘reports of black triangles’. this was true – there was and is no standing d-notice that specifically refers to either black projects or ufos. the dpbac was reformed in 2015 to become the defence and security media advisory committee (dsma) . like its predecessor this is a joint government/media operated system whereby editors and individual journalists can obtain confidential guidance on how to avoid what the secretary calls ‘inadvertent disclosure of information damaging to the uk’s national security and defence’. the committee publishes five standing ‘dsma notices’ (formerly d-notices) that can be viewed here . none of the standing dsma notices specifically relate to us stealth aircraft in uk territory. but that does not mean that a notice – or informal advice – has never been offered to editors in connection with a specific sensitive incident or event. the whole system is based upon voluntary self-censorship by the media. editors who voluntary consult the dsme secretary about a story ‘sometimes decide to limit what is published and sometimes publish information that they might otherwise have left out’ (hanna & dodd, mcnaes law for journalists ). but whatever editors decide to do, the committee has no powers to enforce their advice in law. many journalists refuse to engage with the committee – because it encourages self-censorship. jacob ecclestone of the national union of journalists (nuj) said the nuj should ‘turn the spotlight of publicity on this thoroughly rotten mechanism of government control’ ( the journalist , march 2006). i have evidence to suspect the defence notices may have been issued in two specific instances during the 1990s. d-notice case 1: the boscombe down incident the first was the alleged crash of a top secret us stealth aircraft at boscombe down airfield in wiltshire on 26 september 1994. reports about the incident first appeared in an edition of air forces monthly. raf boscombe down in wiltshire – site of a 1994 ufo incident that was subject to a d-notice by the mod (picture credit: wikipedia) this claimed how, at 11pm, ‘an unidentified small, twin-tail fighter’ possibly a tr-3 black manta ‘the existence of which the us government has yet to officially acknowledge’ had crashed into the runway. by daylight, the aircraft had been covered over, apart from its twin fins, and all roads around the airfield had been sealed off. the magazine said two days later the wreck was loaded onto a c5 galaxy and flown to palmdale in california. the alleged incident became the subject of a parliamentary question from don valley mp martin redmond in 1994. the response, from defence minister nicholas soames was ‘there was no crash at the unit on that date or, indeed, so far this year. the only flying which took place that night was the launch of two royal navy sea king helicopters in support of an exercise’. details of ‘the exercise’ were not provided. when the sunday people followed up the story in 1997 the mod again told ministers, in a briefing, that no such crash had occurred. they suggested the story was based upon an emergency landing made by a raf tornado one month earlier, after a decoy target under trial had failed to jettison. 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