Copenhagen - The Danish Air Force has released 329 pages of previously classified archives on UFO sightings, including details on more than 200 unsolved cases.
Capt. Thomas Pedersen said the military released the documents after growing weary of journalists asking questions about them, the Copenhagen Post reported Friday.
"We decided to publish the archives because frankly there is nothing really secret in them," Pedersen said. "The Air Force has no interest in keeping unusual sightings a secret. Our job is to maintain national security, not investigate UFOs."
The Air Force said the archives contain details of unexplained events occurring between 1978 and 2002, before the job of chronicling UFO sightings went to a group called Scandinavian UFO Information.
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Statenents such as
"Our job is to maintain national security, not investigate UFOs.!
Is that surely if a so called enemy aircraft , say one from the country "zimbooblab! enters your airspace you have to dispatch your air force to determine who it is invading your airspace. So such statements as above given by many countries is stupid!
Is it not!
Unless by just looking at the radar screen you know who it is. In which case im stupid. Which of course i am.
Unidentified seems to rouch sore points.