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Now I'm not going to say very much this time, I'm going to tell you what on the show this time, it is an extended version of a conversation I had recently for my radio show with Dr David Hall, and a man who is not a debunker, right?

But he is a man who looks with a seasoned scientific eye about those things that we experience, see maybe or hear that we believe might be UFOs.

He thinks we need to think once, twice maybe once more, before we come to that conclusion and we'll talk about that, in reference particularly to food fighters, those phenomenon that were particularly reported during World War II, where pilots of military craft,

saw strange lights that appeared to follow them and behave in unusual and atypical ways.

Of course this conversation was recorded just before the announcement of the death of food fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, a great tragedy, and of course our deeper sympathy to everybody around him, his family and everybody else.

Of course the phenomenon gave the band its name, but I just need to make that point before you hear the conversation.

So fascinating conversation, it is based on and around a documentary that aired on Blaze TV in the UK on the 28th and 29th of March, so it's been on air now, but it will be on their catch-up portals as well.

And I think probably that's all I've got to say really, so let's hear the conversation with Dr David Hall.

As I told you last week when we talked with Ross Cooltard in Australia, this currently is about to be UFO Week again on Blaze TV.

It's always good you can find Blaze on free view, on sky and also online and catch up on all the other modes and methods you can do it.

UFO Week beginning tomorrow or today, rather the 28th, see I've gone and done it, and 9pm is the time until April 3rd.

Ross Cooltard we talked last week about the West All Incident in Australia, 200 plus witnesses of that incident in 1966 and more information even though 56 years have elapsed since it, more information coming out all the time.

That I think is the way of uphology as they call it.

We're going to talk now with Dr David Hall about a twin documentary that will air on Blaze tonight and tomorrow night, that's Monday and Tuesday in the from 9pm slot as part of UFO Week.

It's called Foo Fighters, then and now.

Now until very recently I'm guessing that an awful lot of people associated the term Foo Fighters with the band and whether they're doing gigs in various cities including my home city Liverpool, either it is recently.

But this is a term that goes back a very, very long time and is very much at the core and the beginnings and the darnings of what we call the investigation of UFO so called.

So that's what this does, but this is a much more important documentary than simply looking at the cases of Foo Fighters because they've been talked about many times before.

You may well have seen some of the documentaries that have run in various places describing what various World War II American pilots in the Japanese theatre of war and others say they witnessed on the wing tips and around their planes, flashing lights of various kinds, behaving in ways that they didn't understand.

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