Andrew Greenwood

Andrew Greenwood was an Australian science teacher at Westall High School who, on 6 April 1966 at The Grange near Melbourne, observed a hovering UAP together with roughly 350 pupils and staff before it shot away within seconds. Greenwood was later interviewed by Dr James E. McDonald, first spoke publicly in 2021 — 55 years after the event — and stated that military officials had threatened to fire him if he spoke.

• Australian science teacher at Westall High School
• Observation of a UAP on 6 April 1966 at The Grange near Melbourne
• Sighting by about 350 pupils and staff; the object shot away within seconds
• Threats by military officials that he would be fired if he spoke publicly
• Interview with U.S. physicist Dr James E. McDonald, who recorded details of the meeting
• Headmaster ordered pupils back to class and reportedly refused RAAF contact until the UAP was gone
• First public account in 2021, 55 years after the event

Greenwood is the adult reference source for one of the largest mass-sighting cases in history: as a trained teacher in contact with McDonald, he provides the quality anchor that purely juvenile testimony alone could not give the Westall case.