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The Roswell Report: Fact versus Fiction in the New Mexico Desert was published in 1995 by Headquarters United States Air Force. It was written in response to Representative Steven H. Schiff's request and a General Accounting Office audit, and it contains Col. Richard L. Weaver's report and 1st Lt. James McAndrew's synopsis, along with attachments, appendices and photographs. The report says researchers found no evidence of an extraterrestrial craft or crew. It concludes that the 1947 debris came from a Project MOGUL balloon train.
“Albert”29 pages
- p. 6 …Kathy Spilhaus, Charles
and Wilma Moore, Col. Albert and Jean Trakowski, Lt. Col. Sheridan and Mary…
- p. 12 …Statement, Albert C. Trakowski, June 29, 1994
23. Interview, Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James…
- p. 14 …Personal Journal of Albert P. Crary
18. New York University, Progress Report No. 7, Constant Level…
- p. 15 …Yates
Albert P. Crary and Phil Chantz
Dr. W. Maurice Ewing and Albert P. Crary
Dr…
- p. 18 …editor of
the Journal of Geophysical Research; Albert P. Crary, also a civilian Air Force scientist…
- p. 41 …Moore; and the military Project Officer, Colonel Albert C. Trakowski.
All of these persons were subsequently…
- p. 42 …An advance ground team, led by Albert P. Crary, preceded the NYU group to
Alamogordo Army…
- p. 211 Statement
Albert C. Trakowski
June 29, 1994
22
- p. 219 …You, perhaps, have talked to Albert Trakowski ••.
- p. 220 …Anyway, Albert Trakowski was the Watson Laboratory
project officer on this. When I raised this question…
- p. 224 …Only what Albert Trakowski told me, that our friend
John Peterson, the procurement man, was just…
- p. 230 …The reason I have it identified is I have Albert Crary's
diary. The scientific end…
- p. 247 …V-2
firings?
A: Those went independently. Albert Crary was monitoring
the V-2 firings.
Q…
- p. 271 24
Interview
Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James
McAndrew with Col Albert C.
Trakowski, USAF…
- p. 273 Colonel Albert Trakowski
29 June 1994
Q: We have concluded) independently from several other researchers the…
- p. 320 …Crane, spring
1946-July 1946; Col Marcellus Duffy, August 1946-January, 1947; and Capt Albert
C…
- p. 322 …Personal journal of Albert P. Crary, p. 13.
20. Ibid., pp. 4-16.
21. Ibid., p…
- p. 327 …Intvw, Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James McAndrew with Col Albert C. Trakowski, USAF
(Ret…
- p. 330 …79; Untr~scribed
journal of Albert P. Crary, p. 64.
- p. 408 …personnel were as follows:
BAllOON TEAM:
Dr. Albert P. Crary
Mr. Charles S. Schneider
Mr. John…
- p. 770 …Co. Inc.
R:ye, N. Y.
Capt. Albert C. T;r.-akowski
Watson Laboratories
Red Bank…
- p. 799 Journal Transcriptions
Albert P. Crary
17
April 2, 1946-May 8, 1946, and
December 2, 1946…
- p. 807 …3-25 cre•r:lt Yosher, Lt Alberts,
Sgt ? Oliva arrived Alamo. by train this ~
Feb…
- p. 843 22
Interview
Col Jeffrey Butler and 1st Lt James
McAndrew with Col Albert
Trakowski, USAF (Ret…
- p. 979 Albert P. Crary (left) and technician
Phil Chantz taking a break during
Project MOGUL operations at…
- p. 980 The distinguished scientists Albert P.
Crary (left) and Dr. W. Maurice
Ewing collaborated at various scien…
- p. 982 …be part
of a flying saucer.
Capt. Albert C. Trakowski
who succeeded Colonel Duffy as
MOGUL…
- p. 984 …Photo Collection of Albert P. Crary.
This modified PT boat that was assigned to Project MOGUL…
- p. 985 …Photo
Collection of Albert P. Crary.
Standard 350-gram meteorological weather balloons in the North
Hangar…
PROFESSOR MOORE - 6/8/94
A: You're right.
Q: This has it coming down northwest.
A: What's the origin of this?
Q: It's in the back of one of the reports.
A: It looks to me like it may have been out of this
report.
Q: Not every report had this graphic depiction like this
which was number eight.
(Pause to look through documents)
41
A: With those numbers it wouldn't have been in that first
report because these flights were much later.
Q: Technical Report No. 1.
A: Right. And Flight 58 and 55 aren't going to be in that
early report. They occurred after that report was written.
(Pause)
A: I would say what was in that first report is more
accurate than this. This, I think, occurred after I left NYU.
It's a general summary. Flight 11 was a very important flight.
They got very important data on it -- Crary and Peoples.
Q:
on it. Spilhaus based his article from Journal of Meteorology
A: Right, and he wrote a paper in the bulletin. The fact
that the balloon trajectory has this hook in it when it went over
the mountain ridge •••
Q: That's obviously the (ano-cyclonic] winds aloft.
A: Exactly. So he and Bernard Harwitz were very excited
about the fact that the balloon at nominal constant level, had a
change in direction when the air was forced over the mountain
barrier, and they published a special paper on that. So
everybody was happy with this flight.
As soon as that flight was made, that was the 7th, and we
went home on the 8th.
Q: That would be the reason why there would be no one
there in the area who could explain this debris that was brought
in. There were no experts there who dealt with this particular
type of material or radar reflectors.
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