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Tells the story behind a "UFO encounter" at Rendlesham Forest, near a US Air Force Base in rural Suffolk in 1980, and the alleged cover up of the subsequent military investigation.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing,
This review is from: UFO: Crash Landing? Friend or Foe? - True Story of the Rendlesham Forest Close Encounter (Paperback)
The information in this book gave me insomnia. The case is documented in extraordinary detail, with all the facts laid bare, without sensationalism. I have been left in no doubt that the MOD - and their counterparts in other major western countries - are not only aware that the UFO phenomena is real (and not made up by a mass of crackpots who are desperate for little green aliens to visit them) but that they also take an active interest in UFOs, collecting the data from UFO encounters experienced by military personnel and taking the matter very seriously indeed!
Jenny Randles explores the Rendlesham Forest case in the context of international UFO phenomena, which is utterly fascinating. Her straightforward style is compelling and there is a clarity about her writing that is reassuring. She is clearly not biased one way or the other towards an explanation, but just wishes to bare witness to the facts. Jenny doesn't keep the reader waiting too long before she documents the events in the forest that happened over a period of two nights, pieced together from several eye witness reports (one from a particularly high ranking officer in the US military), and when she does so it blows the mind. I keep turning what happened over in my mind, it's unforgettable. The world looks a slightly different place to me now! Don't forget, there is documented evidence to prove beyond doubt that something extraordinary happened in that forest... that's what keeps me awake at night!
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Not enough fact,
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This review is from: UFO: Crash Landing? Friend or Foe? - True Story of the Rendlesham Forest Close Encounter (Paperback)
I bought Jenny Randles book - UFO Crash Landing, hoping that it would uncover some hard facts surrounding the 'crash' near RAF Bentwaters. Unfortunately the book is written in a very strange style which jumps back and forth to different events over a long timeline. The book also tends toward Alien encounters rather than Military happenings. A very interesting subject to write about, but poorly presented.
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2.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review)
2.0 out of 5 stars
An unimpressive book,
By Kenneth R. Barnwell "50's sci-fi guru" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: UFO: Crash Landing? Friend or Foe? - True Story of the Rendlesham Forest Close Encounter (Paperback)
I've read hundreds of books on the UFO subject so I think I have the right to speak my mind on this book. If you are new to the subject of UFO's you may find it interesting but if your knowledgable on the subject and were hoping to find some insights into the particular incident which is the subject of this book then dont waste your money.
I must have read 60 or 70 pages of the 200 page book before actually getting into the "meat and potatos" of the incident in the forest that night. 30 pages later you had pretty much read everything you needed to in this book, so basically theres about a 170 pages of filler and 30 pages of interesting reading. Which is surprising considering the author is constantly reminding you how many years she researched this incident. She also seems to have an over-inflated sense of self importance. She seems to make a point of needing you to believe she is a very important player in the UFO community. The book seemed to be much more about her and not so much about the Rendlesham Forest close encounter. Seemed like she was attempting to debunk the story at times and trying to convince us of its reality at others. Dont know what thats about but just a poor effort in my opinion. If looking for great contemporary books on the subject of UFO's i would strongly suggest reading any of Timothy Good's books, or those by Jim Marrs. Their work will leave you spellbound......not frustrated and disappointed |
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