Captain Lori Rehfeldt

Introduction:In December 1980, while on duty at RAF Bentwaters, Captain Lori Rehfeldt witnessed a UFO. The object silently split into three parts and then disappeared. Later, at a promotion ceremony, she spoke with a retired general and an engineer and learned that the military had obtained UFO material and put it to use.

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The Bentwaters Incident: Captain Lori Rehfeldt

Captain Lori Rehfeldt, RAF Bentwaters. For more information, visit http://www.SiriusDisclosure.com. To subscribe, visit http://www.youtube.com/sdisclosure. For more on the Bentwaters incident, see: security officer Larry Warren:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYU_tr… Admiral of the Fleet Lord Hill-Norton:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB_itw… Nick Pope of the UK Ministry of Defence:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAY1Er… During the UFO incident of December 1980, Captain Lori Rehfeldt was stationed with the 81st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters. Late that night, while she and a colleague were on duty, they saw an object in the distance and thought it was an aircraft coming in to land from the direction of the North Sea. They also saw it explode without a sound, split into three parts, and sweep rapidly across the runway; then it rose straight up and disappeared.

Video summary

Lori Rehfeldt joined the Air Force in 1977 and in 1978 was posted to RAF Bentwaters to handle security, where her routine work was patrol. She once felt bored on duty in the early hours. During one shift she saw a light approaching from west to east out of the direction of the North Sea, and then witnessed an unidentified flying object—about the size of a car or a small truck. It could hover in midair, move at astonishing speed, and make no sound at all. It also split into three pieces and flew quickly and in formation across the runway, then rose straight up after takeoff and disappeared. She immediately reported this over the radio to the duty sergeant again and again, and he asked her to repeat the description. The video also mentions the landing site of the unidentified flying object in December 1980.

Lori Rehfeldt later became a captain in the Army Reserve. At a promotion ceremony, retired three-star General Edmonston was present. When she told the general she had been stationed at Bentwaters and mentioned the 1980 UFO sighting, his manner changed at once. An Air Force electrical engineer then joined the conversation, said he knew about it, and revealed that material had been taken from the UFO and put to use. Others also told her that material related to unidentified flying objects had been recovered. Lori also once saw something strange in the sky around four or five in the afternoon: the sky suddenly seemed to split open, and a huge wave-like pattern covering the whole sky appeared. She reported it by radio. The video also mentions that Sergeant Penniston drew his weapon and aimed it when he encountered an unidentified object.

1. Background and day-to-day work at the base

• Start of her career: in 1977, Lori Rehfeldt joined the Air Force; in 1978, she was posted to RAF Bentwaters
• Duties: base security and patrols
• A moment from the job: she once felt bored while on duty at two or three in the morning

2. The UFO sighting, step by step

• How it began: while on duty, she saw a light approaching from west to east out of the direction of the North Sea
• The report: after seeing the unidentified flying object, she reported it by radio at once, describing it repeatedly to the duty sergeant, who asked her to say it again
• Features of the object:
• Size: about the size of a car or a small truck
• Motion: hovered in midair, moved at astonishing speed, split into three pieces in an orderly way, flew quickly across the runway, then rose straight up after takeoff and disappeared
• Sound: completely silent in flight
• Also mentioned: the landing site of the unidentified flying object in December 1980

3. What was said about the UFO at the promotion ceremony

• People involved: retired three-star General Edmonston, an Air Force electrical engineer, and Lori Rehfeldt (then a captain in the Army Reserve)
• How the conversation went:
• Lori spoke with the general and mentioned that she had been stationed at Bentwaters and the 1980 UFO sighting; the general’s manner changed abruptly
• An Air Force electrical engineer joined the conversation and said he knew information about the UFO
• Key point: the engineer said material had been taken from the UFO and put to use, and others said they had obtained material related to unidentified flying objects

4. A strange sky and related scenes

Other scenes: Sergeant Penniston drew his weapon and aimed it when he encountered an unidentified object

The sighting: around four or five in the afternoon, the sky suddenly seemed to split open, and a huge wave-like pattern covering the whole sky appeared

What she did: after seeing the strange phenomenon, she reported it by radio

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English Version

Introduction:In December 1980, while on duty at RAF Bentwaters, Captain Lori Rehfeldt witnessed a UFO. The object silently split into three parts and then disappeared. Later, at a promotion ceremony, she spoke with a retired general and an engineer and learned that the military had obtained UFO material and put it to use.

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he Bentwaters Incident: Captain Lori Rehfeldt

Captain Lori Rehfeldt, RAF Bentwaters. For more information, visit http://www.SiriusDisclosure.com. Subscribe at http://www.youtube.com/sdisclosure. For more on the Bentwaters Incident, see: Security Officer Larry Warren: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYU_tr… Lord Admiral Hill-Norton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB_itw… Nick Pope, British Ministry of Defence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAY1Er… Captain Lori Rehfeldt was stationed at the 81st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters in England during the UFO events that occurred in December 1980. She and a colleague were on duty late that night, when they saw in the distance an object they thought was a plane landing on the runway — coming in from the direction of the North Sea. They also saw it silently explode, split into three parts, and speed across the runway; then it went straight up and disappeared.

Video summary

Lori Rehfeldt joined the Air Force in 1977 and in 1978 was posted to RAF Bentwaters to handle security, where her routine work was patrol. She once felt bored on duty in the early hours. During one shift she saw a light approaching from west to east out of the direction of the North Sea, and then witnessed an unidentified flying object — about the size of a car or a small truck. It could hover in midair, move at astonishing speed, and make no sound at all. It also split into three pieces and flew quickly and in formation across the runway, then rose straight up after takeoff and disappeared. She immediately reported this over the radio to the desk sergeant again and again, and he asked her to repeat the description. The video also mentions the landing site of the unidentified flying object in December 1980.

Lori Rehfeldt later became a captain in the Army Reserve. At a promotion ceremony, retired three-star General Edmonston was present. When she told the general she had been stationed at Bentwaters and mentioned the 1980 UFO sighting, his manner changed at once. An Air Force electrical engineer then joined the conversation, said he knew about it, and revealed that material had been taken from the UFO and put to use. Others also told her that material related to unidentified flying objects had been recovered. Lori also once saw something strange in the sky around four or five in the afternoon: the sky suddenly seemed to split open, and a huge wave-like pattern covering the whole sky appeared. She reported it by radio. The video also mentions that Sergeant Penniston drew his weapon and aimed it when he encountered an unidentified object.

1. Background and day-to-day work at the base

• Start of her career: in 1977, Lori Rehfeldt joined the Air Force; in 1978, she was posted to RAF Bentwaters
• Duties: base security and patrols
• A moment from the job: she once felt bored while on duty at two or three in the morning

2. The UFO sighting, step by step

• How it began: while on duty, she saw a light approaching from west to east out of the direction of the North Sea
• The report: after seeing the unidentified flying object, she reported it by radio at once, describing it repeatedly to the desk sergeant, who asked her to say it again
• Features of the object:
• Size: about the size of a car or a small truck
• Motion: hovered in midair, moved at astonishing speed, split into three pieces in an orderly way, flew quickly across the runway, then rose straight up after takeoff and disappeared
• Sound: completely silent in flight
• Also mentioned: the landing site of the unidentified flying object in December 1980

3. What was said about the UFO at the promotion ceremony

• People involved: retired three-star General Edmonston, an Air Force electrical engineer, and Lori Rehfeldt (then a captain in the Army Reserve)
• How the conversation went:
• Lori spoke with the general and mentioned that she had been stationed at Bentwaters and the 1980 UFO sighting; the general’s manner changed abruptly
• An Air Force electrical engineer joined the conversation and said he knew UFO-related information
• Key point: the engineer said material had been taken from the UFO and put to use, and others said they had obtained material related to unidentified flying objects

4. A strange sky and related scenes

Other scenes: Sergeant Penniston drew his weapon and aimed it when he encountered an unidentified object

The sighting: around four or five in the afternoon, the sky suddenly seemed to split open, and a huge wave-like pattern covering the whole sky appeared

What she did: after seeing the strange phenomenon, she reported it by radio