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So, right underneath our feet
there are tunnels and facilities?
Miles, absolutely miles of tunnels.
It really is like something out of a James Bond movie.
Could a secret base in England
hold evidence of extraterrestrial visitation?
If there was anywhere in the United Kingdom,
any secret facility
where crashed UFO debris would have been brought,
would've been right here.
Is the British government
in possession of an alien spacecraft?
The more I looked into these claims,
the more I realized, "Wait a minute,
there's something going on here."
And did they even develop one of their own?
I had about five minutes,
and then a police car showed up and he said, "Well,
I think it's time for you to leave."
London, England.
2007.
The British Ministry of Defence, or MOD,
makes a startling announcement.
They are releasing the entirety of their UFO files
to the National Archives of England.
My belief is that the MOD's motive
was to have people stop asking them questions.
They could get away from all these difficult
Freedom of Information Act requests
that people were making.
And they framed it in a way
that it was all about cost cutting.
But in reality, it was almost as if they just didn't want
anything to do with the subject anymore.
I still believe they take a very active interest in the subject,
but they don't want to be seen publicly to take that interest.
After a rollout that took more than a decade,
it came to light that the Ministry of Defence
had accumulated over 60,000 documents
pertaining to UFO encounters.
But researchers sorting through the archives
were able to determine that 18 key files were missing.
There were a number of very famous cases
where people have taken some really good photos,
some really good film imagery that the MOD can't now find.
Large parts of their files were seemingly destroyed.
And it seems they have a very good,
uh, history on losing really important bits of information.
After a request was submitted,
Ministry of Defence officials located the missing files.
Each file, by the way,
contains upward of maybe a hundred, 200 documents.
So, we're talking thousands of documents.
They sent those files to the National Archives
and everyone was expecting an imminent release.
But in an unprecedented move,
the Ministry of Defence then recalled the files.
Now, I've never heard of this happening before.
To date, these 18 files remain under lock and key.
So, something very mysterious is going on.
Why would the British Ministry of Defence
send UFO files to the National Archives
and then suddenly recall them without explanation?
Some government insiders have suggested
that the files were moved for safekeeping
while another even more secure facility
was being prepared.
When the National Archives returned the files
to the British government,
they were spirited away to an undisclosed location.
There are those who believe that location
is a former Royal Air Force base
in the southwest county of Wiltshire,
called Rudloe Manor,
a site that the Ministry of Defence
used to perform UFO investigations
dating back to the 1940s.
On the surface, it appears to be nothing more
than a quaint English manor house.
But deep beneath this structure
lie an astounding 2.2 million square feet
of vast caverns divided into many smaller chambers.
These underground quarries were excavated in the 19th century
to mine Bath stone,
a type of limestone used to build the nearby city of Bath
and several other English cities.
One century later, in 1939,
England was drawn into World War II
and the British Royal Air Force
took over the depleted quarries,
transforming them into an underground aircraft factory.
At the end of the war, many such facilities
were returned to civilian control,
but Rudloe Manor and its over two million square feet
of secret tunnels and chambers were never surrendered.
For years, it was home to a group
called the Provost and Security Services.
They're kind of like the James Bonds
of the British Royal Air Force.
They do espionage investigations,
counterintelligence programs,
things like that, even terrorism investigations.
But back in the 1990s and certainly going back
to the 1950s, the Provost and Security Services
were heavily involved in UFO investigations.
Now, for years, the Air Force and the Ministry of Defence
denied that any UFO investigations
were going on at Rudloe Manor.
Then, a document got released
and it showed that actually, yes,
UFO investigations had been done from Rudloe Manor.
And the staff there
had been working hand in glove with those of us
in the headquarters building in London.
Shortly before the Ministry of Defence
released their UFO files in 2007,
they announced that Rudloe Manor
was no longer in use by the military.
But if that's true, why are the grounds
surrounded by chain-link fences,
monitored by security cameras,
and even protected by guard dogs?
To find the answers, in January of 2017,
ancient astronaut theorist Giorgio Tsoukalos
traveled to the protected boundaries
- of Rudloe Manor. - There it is.
Joining him in his search for the truth
was Nick Pope, who in the early 1990s,
worked for the Ministry of Defence
investigating UFOs.
We're here.
During your time at the MOD,
what did you learn about this place
or any type of, uh, UFO cases
that may have happened around this area?
Well, this whole area is rich in UFO sightings.
Rudloe Manor was the headquarters of a unit
known as Provost and Security Services.
- Mm. - Now, this is all tied up
with Air Force security and intelligence.
UFO sightings were investigated by staff
based here at Rudloe Manor.
But for years, we-we denied it.
We told Parliament, the media
and the public that these things were of no interest,
that Rudloe Manor had no involvement in this.
And yet, when the files were declassified,
it turned out that people were right.
- Right here? - Right here.
- Okay. - And-and so, this-this building
really was at the heart of Britain's secret UFO research
and particularly, the underground facilities below us.
All sorts of secrets
and research and investigation projects
went on from, uh, this particular facility.
While the manor house was the face of Rudloe Manor
and the headquarters for Britain's UFO investigations,
access to the underground facilities
is found two miles away
at the equally secretive installation known as the C.C.C.
It's close to where we are.
It's all part of the underground facility,
so there are tunnels
which start right underneath the manor house here
and go to e C.C.C.
No one knows exactly how many people work down there,
but it's thousands.
Mm-hmm. -Nobody knows exactly what they do.
And I worked for the government,
for the Ministry of Defence for 21 years and I don't know.
Right. -So, and even if I did, I wouldn't be able to tell you.
Of course.
Are the UFO files
withheld by the Ministry of Defence
being kept at Rudloe Manor,
as ancient astronaut theorists believe?
And could even greater secrets be hidden
at the mysterious site known as the C.C.C.?
Officially, it's called the Corsham Computer Centre.
And you can't get in there. It's absolutely off-limits.
Whatever's going on down there, it's big.
It says here, "Before opening this gate
"to allow someone to enter,
you must ensure that they are authorized."
Anybody know what the secret code is?
Despite the fact
that it is not open to the public,
ancient astronaut theorist Giorgio Tsoukalos
asked Nick Pope to take him to the C.C.C.
for a firsthand look at the installation.
- All right. - Good luck.
Thank you very much.
As a former employee of the Ministry of Defence,
Nick did not feel it was appropriate
for him to approach the facility himself without clearance.
I'll see you later, Nick.
- Yes. - Take care.
Here we are. The C.C.C.
The lights are on.
And, uh, just like Nick explained,
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