UFO TV News Report: TV Report On the Italian Air Force’s UFO Investigations

(Unknown date)

(Studio Aperto, Italia 1, Milan, Italy)

Source: Virgilio.it

Text by Virgilio.it (translated by Google Translate):

“In Italy it is the Air Force (that has the responsibility) to verify the reports of citizens who say they have seen a UFO.”

http://video.virgilio.it/guarda-video/gli-italiani-laeronautica-militare-e-gli-ufo_ms649714

Coat of Arms of the Italian Air Force

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Italian Government UFO Video Interview: “UFO, i dossier italiani” (“UFO, the Italian dossiers”)

Published: 13 March 2014

(DIFESA ONLINE (YouTube channel), Italian Ministry of Defence, Rome, Italy)

Video text (translated by Google Translate):

“The journalist Vincenzo Sinapi has just published along with colleague Lao Petrilli a book that collects and reports many of the hundreds of reports of UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) that the (Italian) Air Force has cataloged and archived in paper files then ‘declassified’ or not as secret or confidential.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQgTdT6KEyI

Vincenzo Sinapi, Italian Journalist and UFO Author
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Italian Government UFO Book Review Article: “UFO – I DOSSIER ITALIANI” (“UFO – The Italian Dossiers”)

By Pier Vittorio Romano, 28 March 2014

(Italian Air Force, Rome, Italy)

The whole translated article (by Google Translate):

“Of this universe we are not alone. This is the fact that emerges from the archive consultation ‘declassified’ the Air Force, the Armed Forces that is responsible for collecting all reports of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), better known as UFOs – Unidentified Flying Object or Unknown Flying Object. The journalists Lao Petrilli and Vincenzo Sinapi had access to this archive, allowing them to reveal, with this book as ‘the Italian UFO dossiers,’ a phenomenon for many still unknown which places the public on the existence of a dilemma of other forms of intelligent life in the Universe. They have been seven sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects registered on Italian skies, in 2013, Air Force: 56 reports from each region and of all kinds over the past four years, with a boom in 2010 (22) and progressive decline in 2011 (17) and 2012 (10). In the Air Force's secret archives end up the most qualified sightings, usually those from witnesses who have complained to the police and filled out a very detailed form. This is forwarded to the Air Force, through its various departments – from the weather service to the operational commands – start technical investigation. If the mysterious object is not a weather balloon, a track plane by radar or at least a well-known phenomenon, then for all practical purposes it is classified as UFO, Unidentified Flying Object. A UFO, in fact. Which is not to say, of course, that the aliens are among us, but it just means that it was not possible to identify a natural or technical justification of that fact. Lao Petrilli, a journalist, working for RDS, for the Press and the Australian broadcaster SBS. Author Sinapi, of ‘Nasiriyah, the real story.’ He won the City of Salerno Journalism Award and the Antonio Russo Prize for Reportage. Vincenzo Sinapi, journalist, managing editor added the ANSA news. Since 1998 began to take an interest of the Armed Forces also ‘embedded’ alongside the Italian military in the main theaters of operations ‘outside the box.’ ”

http://www.difesa.it/InformazioniDellaDifesa/Pagine/ufo-petrilli-sinapi.aspx

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Italian Government UFO Reporting Form: “RELAZIONE SU AVVISTAMENTO DI OGGETTO VOLANTE NON IDENTIFICATO” (“REPORT ON SIGHTING OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT”)

(Italian Air Force, Rome, Italy)

Quote from the UFO reporting form (translated by Google Translate):

“INSTRUCTIONS: The following form should be used for reporting the sighting of a UFO. It It must be filled in and that the witness remember with certainty, completed in the part on generality and delivered to a Police station, which will forward (the form to) the Military Air Staff, General Security Department. It will be accompanied by the original or a copy of any material (to) aid the understanding of the observed phenomena such as movies, photos, etc.”

http://www.aeronautica.difesa.it/organizzazione/loStatoMaggiore/organigramma/RGS/Oggetti%20Volanti%20Non%20Identificati/Documents/ModuloUFO.pdf

English translation:

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Coat of Arms of the Italian Air Force

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Italian Government UFO Article: “Oggetti Volanti Non Identificati” (“Unidentified Flying Objects”)

(Italian Air Force, Rome, Italy)

The whole translated article (by Google Translate):

“Following the wave of sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) of 1978, the then Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti appointed the Air Force as Body Institutional deputed to collect, verify and monitor the related reports UFOs.

Currently this activity is performed by: General Security Department of the Air Staff. Anyone wishing to report an event correlated to a UFO can do so using the present forms. After having completed, it will deliver it to the nearest police station.

This action allows the Air Force to launch a technical investigation to identify the existence of a correlation with human events and / or natural phenomena that, if necessary, also involves other competent bodies in the national territory.

This activity aims to ensure the safety of the flight and national. After completing the investigation, the episodes are published under Sightings of this page and, if it was not possible to identify a technical justification or natural, is ranked the episode as sightings of Unidentified Flying Object. As for the events prior to 2001 it is in progress, through the General Security Department, a reordering of the data to a forthcoming publication.”

http://www.aeronautica.difesa.it/organizzazione/loStatoMaggiore/organigramma/RGS/Oggetti%20Volanti%20Non%20Identificati/Pagine/default.aspx

English translation:

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Coat of Arms of the Italian Air Force
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