Arthur Shuttlewood's Daytime UFO Sightings
Arthur Shuttlewood (1920-1996) The following excerpt is from the sixth chapter of The Flying Saucerers (1976) by Arthur Shuttlewood, who d escribed in his fourth UFOlogy book what happened when he was among a group of 'skywatchers' making their way from Warminster to Stonehenge on a bright Sunday afternoon in early autumn 1967. Between the villages of Chitterne and Shrewton, not far from our town, the driver of the leading car in the motorcade waved us down with an imperious hand signal. We stopped and pulled off the highway before dismounting, sensing with quiet expectancy that something was afoot — or, more accurately, aloft . Follow ing the line of his upraised arm and hand, we saw his forefingers pointing to a huge object in a blue sky unsullied by cloud. Here was a prime example of a daytime UFO in all its magnificent might, silhouetted against an azure backcloth in the heavens. It was a sober grey in colour, resembling base gunmetal, until the sun shone full u...