Haunted Skies, Volume 9, 1981-1986, 450 pages some in colour! Foreword by Nick Redfern In this packed Volume, covering the period 1981-1986, the authors continue their ongoing diary of UFO activity, reported over England, and present further evidence obtained during painstaking research - now in its 20th year. The Volume embraces all manner of inexplicable events which continue to haunt the skies of the UK, whatever the period of history. It contains.... 1 - Another UFO sighting over RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk, the subject of considerable discussion given in the previous Volume. 2 - A report of a landed UFO from South Yorkshire, and sightings of strange objects over Kent, are outlined, along with references to the Swindon based UFO group, Probe, headed by Ian Mryzglod, who adopted a scientific approach to their investigations during a time when many believed the opposite! 3 - UFOs seen over Top Secret Civilian Defence bunkers at Birmingham, and Power Stations. 4 - Harrowing close encounters between UFOs and motorists are outlined. They include a report from three women, who were driving home along the A5 in rural Shropshire, when they encountered a UFO, a close encounter over the M50 Motorway, in Gloucestershire, a man out fishing in Aldershot approached by aliens, three women from Kentucky, USA, tell of their chilling experience, and a couple from Hampshire tell of their roadside encounter, which left the husband with some strange marks on his body. 5 - They include their own investigation into mysterious apports of stones, which occurred over a number of years at Birmingham, West Midlands, involving the Police, who staked out the locality in a bid to catch the offender. Falls of coins and stones in other parts of the world are also outlined. 6 - Although primarily covering British UFO sightings - wherever space permits (always in short supply) - the authors include other now forgotten worldwide cases of interest, which they believe should be brought to the attention of the reader. One such incident tells of a triangular UFO, seen over Arizona; another of a UFO sighted by a Russian astronaut. 7 - The authors cover in much detail a bizarre story, involving a man (known as David Daniels) who approached a number of prominent worldwide UFO researchers, during the early 1980s. He alleged he was from the Pleiades and claimed to be able to metamorphosis from a human body to reptilian. While it is difficult to believe rationally that this could be true, the authors tell of visits made to influential people such as the head of the MOD, and The Lord Hill- Norton! Fact is stranger than fiction! These vastly improved volumes now offer the reader the opportunity to see for themselves original documents and sightings not be found in any Government files, allowing the reader to form their own conclusions as to what lies behind the phenomena.

Haunted Skies Volume 9

Religion & Spirituality

Holloway, Dawn

Hanson, John Fsg

Occult & Paranormal

Haunted Skies Publishing

The Volume continues with further reports of UFO activity over Great Britain for the period 1987-1988. It also includes sightings for the period 1940-1962 that have taken place in the USA, Australia New Zealand and Tasmania. In addition to this the Book outlines the valuable commitment made by the researchers themselves and their efforts to preserve what forms part of our important social history rather than relying on other dubious sources of information.

Haunted Skies Volume 10

Hanson, John

Volume 11 contains over 750 pages with a foreword written by retired USAF Colonel Charles Halt - then the Deputy Base Commander of RAF Woodridge - during the now famous UFO incident that has attracted worldwide attention, which took place in late December 1980. Like its predecessors Volumes 8, 9, and 10, it is also in colour but is even larger in pagination, making it excellent value for money. It continues with further chronological reports of UFO activity over Great Britain, USA, Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania, for the period 1989-1990. As with the former Volumes, published by the authors, this has been painstakingly and meticulously prepared from over 20 years research. It is priced at £25, which is good value taking into consideration the earlier books (Volumes 1-6, approximately 320 pages in black and white, sold at £14.99). John Hanson and Dawn Holloway, with Brenda Butler, have accumulated a vast amount of information over the years, including material from the late Essex UFO researcher Ron West, which identifies the presence of what has become labelled as appearances of the 'Triangular UFO', sighted over Belgium and Europe towards the end of the 1980s and, on occasion, chased by Air Force Jets. They will show that previously unpublished accounts of a 'wave' of similar sightings around the Essex area are now being brought to the attention of the public, who would not have been aware of how prolific sightings were during that period. Disappointingly, recent attempts to attract the attention of the Essex newspapers and media have been unsuccessful. The authors contend than nothing should be left out, as these books form part of our social history. It is their wish, at great personal expense to themselves, that these unique books will endure and provide future historians of the UFO subject an opportunity to see exactly what took place, rather than fading from history. It also includes an examination of UFO reports covering the period of 1963-1964, including some sightings from the archives of Project Blue Book for the first time. In addition, the Volume outlines the valuable commitment made by the researchers themselves and their efforts to preserve what forms part of our important social history, rather than relying on other dubious sources of information. Unfortunately, despite their greatest efforts, the authors have been unable to secure any reviews of their work by any of the National newspapers, although having sent many books to them. The authors point out that very few of the UFO sighting reports published in the Haunted Skies books will be found in any declassified MOD files.

Haunted Skies Volume 11

Haunted Skies team, John Hanson, Dawn Holloway, and Victoria J. Hyde, proudly present Volume 3 of Haunted Skies (revised) - replacing one of six earlier volumes, removed from sale by our ex-publisher following legal proceedings - covering the period 1971-1975, which are now in colour and updated to include sightings from the Unites States. We felt privileged that Howard Hughes, of the Unexplained Radio podcasts, had agreed to submit a foreword. Howard Hughes: (extract) “At the end of the day – in the absence of revelation or ‘disclosure’ – there is only belief. Either you believe there is something out there or you don’t, and the process of making a decision is assisted by evidence. Perhaps it’s something you’ve seen or something you’ve been told. It’s unlikely, but it might be something you read in a tabloid newspaper. Maybe you have read a book on the subject. Maybe you think you have been abducted by the ‘Greys’. Evidence is the key to belief or dismissal. The ‘Haunted Skies’ series of books is the best researched series of its kind. I have worked on news-desks all my life, but I have never seen research so thorough – documents, photographs, statements, witness accounts, and many, many of them. I urge you to read and digest this new edition and let it help you come to an informed decision. Are the claimed craft ‘theirs’ or ‘ours’? Do governments know more than they tell us, and is there a big truth that has yet to be revealed? This book will help you come to a view. John, Dawn, and V.J. Hyde deserve great success for their hard work and the frequent wearing out of old-fashioned shoe leather in the quest for detail. The boy who loved ‘The Invaders’ and went on to be a broadcaster and journalist is impressed.” Totally ignored by the media Despite the efforts of the National Newspapers not to include any references to our work over a period of now eight years, and a personal visit to the Daily Mirror in London, a few years ago, to see a journalist who promised to finally publish a reference to our work (which never came to fruition), we are determined to publish the ‘real truths’ of what took place in the last century when the UK was ‘blitzed’ by sightings of peculiar craft and their occasional occupants. Covering just six years This book covers a period of just six years - a short length of time but monumental in all manner of strange phenomena reported by the general public, often in the face of ridicule epitomising the courage of these people who had nothing to gain but much to lose by simply reporting what they had seen. In addition to some spectacular cases outlined, which include a number of UFO landings when occupants were seen, there are over 500 images of people, places, and memorabilia. Why has the subject been suppressed by journalists? Over the years we have looked at thousands of newspaper cuttings covering some of these sightings, and remain perplexed why - in the majority of cases - the reporter concerned invariably felt the need to use a bizarre ‘banner grabbing’ headline, which of course, denigrated the report. Why did hardly any of these reporters bother to conduct investigations into the background of these sightings, in order to corroborate the possibility of similar objects seen in the same locality or tracing other witnesses? Was this attitude dictated by some form of hidden agenda ensuring that, in the main, reports were unlikely to be treated seriously by the public? There is, of course, a vast difference between declassified UFO sightings, released into the public sector over the years - nearly always accompanied by considerable press interest (soon quickly forgotten) - and the reality of what exactly took place, catalogued by us. At the end of the day, it’s not about official UFO statistics, which tell us very little.

Haunted Skies Volume 3 1970-1975: Preserving the Social History of UFO Research

Hyde, Victoria

"This is the second of a ground-breaking new series compiled by former Police Officer John Hanson and his partner Dawn Holloway, with illustrations by David Sankey, and Wayne Mason. The multi-part series covers British UFO sightings from 1940 to the present day. This second volume deals with UFO reports from 1960-65; half a decade during which the world changed beyond all recognition. People who have followed the UFO subject in any depth will not be surpised to discover that the UFOs encountered during these years follow the socio-political changes of the people who witnessed them to a remarkable degree. Haunted Skies is the most ambitious series of books ever attempted in the history of ufology, and will - no doubt - provide a new benchmark in the quality of such publications".

Haunted Skies Volume Two

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Fortean Words

"This is the fourth of a ground-breaking series compiled by former Police Officer John Hanson and his partner Dawn Holloway. The multi-part series covers British UFO sightings from 1940 to the present day. This volume deals with UFO reports from 1968-1971. What years they were! The Beatles spearheaded an era of social change which was unprecedented in British history. People who have followed the UFO subject in any depth will not be surpised to discover that the UFOs encountered during these years follow the socio-political changes of the people who witnessed them to a remarkable degree. Haunted Skies is the most ambitious series of books ever attempted in the history of ufology, and will - no doubt - provide a new benchmark in the quality of such publications".

Haunted Skies Volume Four

History

World

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