caused by a British aircraft, it was confirmed tonight.
that caused it," said Lt Col Stuart Green. "t was not one of ours."
travel fast enough to create the phenomenon.
office in North Walsham when he heard an "incredible boom".
there been some sort of gas explosion?'"
needed to be answered. He pledged to approach ministers for an explanation.
were reported to have been running for cover.
than sound waves, which move at approximately 750mph at sea level.
handling the investigation into the incident.
sonic boom and that the investigation was in the hands of the RAF.
Cromer, suggesting it came from an aircraft travelling east to west.
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