Based on the alleged account of one SM Brannigan, a former third class petty officer with the US Navy, who was stationed aboard a Spy ship as part of a naval amphibious force at an undisclosed location in either the Caribbean or the Atlantic in 1964. Brannigans primary task was the translation of intercepted Soviet military transmissions, during which he recalled one particular instance when decoding a message received at the ships crypto-machine room`. The intercepted transmission related to a Unidentified object over-flying Europe Which, for unknown reasons had malfunctioned and plummeted to Earth breaking into two parts upon its descent the main section of the object crashed near Penkridge, Staffordshire, while the remains hurtled onwards impacting somewhere in West Germany Further to Brannigans story it was alleged that US Air Force Intelligence were present at the retrieval of, not just the downed UFO, but its additional three dead occupants who were also recovered in conjunction with NATO forces. Stringfield (a former US Air Force Intelligence officer himself) was often criticised for not revealing his source of information, thus leaving the incident to remain obscure and unverified over the years until it resurfaced in Nicholas Redfern's book Cosmic Crashes, published in 1999. In addition Redfern presented in his book a remarkable eye witness testimony to the alleged recovery operation in February/March 1964 who claimed he encountered a roadblock, and was forced to <b>...</b>