The word ‘foo-fighter’ is instantly recognised by rock fans and ufologists alike, and most forteans are aware of World War II stories of the balls of fire and other extraordinary phenomena that paced, buzzed and pursued warplanes over the European and Pacific theatres of conflict. Foo-fighters are frequently mentioned in early UFO literature, but little was known about the origins of the mystery until recently.
An account by the late UFO researcher Len Stringfield of his sighting of three teardrop-shaped, wingless objects during the summer of 1945 piqued the interest of filmmaker and UFO researcher Keith Chester, leading him to write this book.

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