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Welcome to bite-sized UFOs, a show where we break down lesser-known UFO cases in 20 minutes or less.

And now here's your host, Graham Rendell.

My name's Graham Rendell, and it's my pleasure to welcome you back to another episode of

bite-sized UFOs.

I'm the author of UFOs Before Roswell, a book looking at World War II UFOs, including

the foo fighter phenomenon over Europe.

So for this installment of bite-sized UFOs, we're going to turn our attention to World War II

and strange set of circumstances that involved a Lancaster

bomber crew in November 1942 over northern Italy.

61 Squadron was one of two RAF bomber command units based at RAF Syaston, an airfield

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