The Roswell Report Case Closed

Barnes and Noble, 1997. Paperback. Used: Acceptable. Paperback in good condition internally and back page but front small tear half way up and slight creasing. Sighting after sighting, book after book, expos, after expos,...has the United States kept secret the evidence from a 1947 UFO crash landing in Roswell, New Mexico? Says the U.S. Air Force, with many documents and photographs: No! The Roswell Report, authored by Intelligence Officer Captain James McAndrew, says the "aliens" were test dummies; a balloon train known as "Project Mogul" was mistakenly observed to be a flying saucer; and subsequent sightings over the following 50 years were balloons, satellites, missiles, and assorted human-controlled high altitude flights. For those who have read eyewitness accounts of unidentified flying objects, this book may be a counter-balancing point of view. The Air Force carefully dissects each claim, offers its own sworn witnesses, and unemotionally rejects the claims that aliens have landed. Included, as an act of statesmanship, are interviews with firsthand witnesses who claim to have seen crashes and flashes. This report belongs on the shelf alongside books on UFO sightings and, maybe, a good set of binoculars. 8 1/2" x 11" Black-and-white photos. In 1994, the Air Force concluded an exhaustive search for records to determine if the U.S. Air Force, or any other government agency, possessed information on the July 1947 event known as the Roswell Incident. This report, based on thoroughly documented research conducted subsequent to the 1994 report & supported by official records, technical reports, film footage, photos, & interviews with involved individuals, completes the Air Forces goal of providing a complete & open explanation for the alleged observations of alien bodies & other events surrounding the incident. Illustrated. . Aliens/UFO's/Conspiracy. 0-7607-0814-2.