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Sure! It seems like you’re referencing a specific post or article titled “Bitesized UFOs #058: Drones Around Airbases, Then & Now” by Graeme Rendall.
In this piece, Rendall likely discusses the historical and contemporary phenomenon of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) observed near military airbases, focusing on how drones have changed the landscape of aerial sightings.
In the past, sightings of UFOs around airbases often sparked significant intrigue and speculation, sometimes even leading to official investigations. Today, the increased prevalence of commercial and military drones complicates the situation, making it more challenging to distinguish between genuine unidentified objects and those that are easily explainable.
Rendall might also analyze specific cases or incidents, exploring how the presence of drones has influenced public perception and military responses to UFO reports.
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Sure! It seems like you’re referencing a specific post or article titled “Bitesized UFOs #058: Drones Around Airbases, Then & Now” by Graeme Rendall.
In this piece, Rendall likely discusses the historical and contemporary phenomenon of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) observed near military airbases, focusing on how drones have changed the landscape of aerial sightings.
In the past, sightings of UFOs around airbases often sparked significant intrigue and speculation, sometimes even leading to official investigations. Today, the increased prevalence of commercial and military drones complicates the situation, making it more challenging to distinguish between genuine unidentified objects and those that are easily explainable.
Rendall might also analyze specific cases or incidents, exploring how the presence of drones has influenced public perception and military responses to UFO reports.
If you have specific points or sections from the article you’d like to discuss, feel free to share!