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Roswell
Notorious (July 2,
1947) flying
saucer crash site, near the town of the same name in New
Mexico.
A fierce storm raged
across the desert near Roswell on that fateful night. On the following
morning W. W. "Mac" Brazel found strange debris scattered over a
large area of his ranch. This consisted of a tinfoil-like substance,
strands of wire, small metallic rods covered with undecipherable writing,
and pieces of parchment-like paper. Brazel collected a few scraps and gave
them to the local sheriff, who contacted the Roswell Army Air Field, then
the home of the world's only atomic attack unit, the 509th Bomb Group.
A group of investigators
sent by the 509th spent a day at Brazel's ranch collecting the debris to
take it back to the base...
There is a lot of
speculation about what really happen. Reports say that over 100 miles
away, Grady L. Barnett came upon what he thought was a crashed flying disc
(presumably the object from which the debris at Roswell were a part of).
Beside it lay four small dead bodies, with frail limbs and
disproportionately large heads with big, slanted eyes. According to
Barnett, their bodies were encased in tight, one-piece, gray suits with no
visible fastenings.
Here too, the military
was quickly on the scene. Barnett and another group of witnesses were
ushered away and ordered not to speak about the incident. Shortly
afterward, on July 8, 1947, an official press release, approved by a Lt.
Walter Haut, announced that the flying saucer mystery had been solved, and
that saucer debris had been recovered by the 509th Bomb Group. Within
hours, however, that press release had been canceled. The debris from both
incidents was reportedly flown to Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth,
Texas, where Brig. Gen. Roger Ramey, commander of the Eighth Air Force,
called a press conference. The flying saucer, Ramey explained, was nothing
more exotic than the remains of a standard weather balloon... See
Alien Abduction,
Alien Autopsy,
Men in Black, UFO,
Area 51,
Grays,
Exobiology
and Fortean Phenomena.
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- True Or False.
Roswell/Other UFO Mysteries.
Roswell:
Case Closed Video & Book.
Roswell: Cover-Ups & Close Encounters.
Roswell: The UFO Uncoverup.
Roswell Remembered,
Tunguska: The Russian Roswell.
UFO
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Secret - Roswell Crash.
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Related
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Beyond Roswell: The Alien Autopsy Film, Area 51, & the U.S. Government Coverup of
Ufo's.
Dreamland: Travels Inside the Secret World of Roswell and Area 51.
Little Gray Men: Roswell and the Rise of a Popular Culture.
Project Moondust: Beyond Roswell- Exposing the Government's Continuing Covert Ufo
Investigations and Cover-Ups.
Roswell: Have You Wondered?
Understanding the Evidence of Ufos at the International Ufo Museum and Research Center.
Roswell 1947: I was there.
Roswell One.
Roswell That Ends Well.
The Chinese Roswell: Ufo Encounters in the Far East from Ancient Times to the Present.
The Day After Roswell.
The Real Roswell Crashed-Saucer Coverup.
The
Roswell Files.
The Roswell Incident.
The Roswell Report: Case Closed.
The Roswell Ufo Crash: What They Don't Want You to Know.
The Ufo Invasion: The Roswell Incident, Alien Abductions, and Government Coverups.
Ufo Crash at Roswell: The Genesis of a Modern Myth.
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Further
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ACC's Roswell-Bell Transistor.
Albuquerque Journal Coverage of Roswell.
Hangar 18.
International Roswell Initiative.
Roswell Daily Record.
Roswell Incident and Project Mogul.
UFO Enigma Museum.
UFOSeek.
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