Beyond Area 51 by Mack Maloney

Author:Mack Maloney [Maloney, Mack]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781101595213
Publisher: Berkley Books
Published: 2013-07-01T16:00:00+00:00

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We know there’s a city beneath Rudloe Manor because a British TV news crew was allowed to film it back in 2000.

This subterranean city’s origins date to World War II. During the early days of the conflict, the British built a huge network of bunkers under Rudloe Manor and the surrounding countryside. After coring out more than two million square feet of space, the British first built and then stored military hardware inside, far away from falling German bombs. The underground facility was so vast that an entire working aircraft factory was located there.

When Britain’s Sky News was allowed into the underground city, sixty years after it was built, its film crew reported on the caverns, the miles of tunnels that included underground railway stations and a decommissioned nuclear command bunker. Sky News also transmitted pictures of massive underground ventilation fans the size of modern jet engines.

While the British military insists that much of Rudloe Manor, or at least what’s below it, is no longer active, rumors over the years suggest the base is actually a key part of Britain’s secret investigation into UFOs.

Yet, Nick Pope told us, “Rudloe Manor has been dubbed Britain’s Area 51, but I think that’s more because the old RAF base there was involved in MOD’s UFO project. There were rumors of secret, underground bases there. There certainly were a whole series of underground tunnels, bunkers and other facilities in the area, but this dates back to the Second World War and the Cold War and has nothing to do with UFOs or aliens.”

Of course we must remember that Nick is still under the Official Secrets Act. If Rudloe Manor were still active, would he be able to tell us?

Which brings us to what the late editor of UFO Magazine, Graham Birdsall, said about this subject of supposedly inactive British bases: “As recently as 1997, I learned how communication technicians were operating from supposedly mothballed bases in the UK whose location and means of access to underground facilities below must remain confidential. However, I can categorically state that one such access point was described as being in the middle of a plain-looking field.”

This is where our search begins to make a little more sense. If the British military truly has an Area 51, as we think of it, clearly it has no wide and empty desert to put it in. A mountain installation is a possibility, except that the UK’s tallest mountains are in Scotland, where access is a little difficult and where it’s cold and damp a lot of the time. In fact, operating out of a mountain anywhere on the British Isles would seem to be a cold and damp proposition.

But if there was ever a place where the British, on their strange little island, could do all kinds of secret things—including work on crashed UFOs or studies relating to the ET puzzle—totally out of the public and prying eyes, what better place would that be than underground? And what better

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