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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.

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  • p. 36 …potential existence of such records within DOE channels, however. An Extraterrestrial Craft The Air Force research…
  • p. 81 …is not normally released outside Air Force channels. It does not cover the investigation of air…
  • p. 214 …Some of the reflectors were procured from sources out of normal channels. Some of the contractors…
  • p. 236 …try to put microphones into the sound channel. During WWII, the ·signal Corps had laid on…
  • p. 240 …I knew, just being an atmospheric physicist, I knew about the sound duct channel and I…
  • p. 273 …the sound waves operating in the sound channel in the stratosphere. The constant level balloon was…
  • p. 279 COL TRAKOWSKI - 6/29/94 7 were out of channel, so to speak. It was on…
  • p. 319 …II, studying, among other things, the "sound channel" in the ocean. He proved that explosions could…
  • p. 399 …Tb1e situation 1s~escr1beo a• a sound channel .. 1tb 1t& axis at 4000 feet, because all…
  • p. 400 …that there is a s1~1lar sound channel 1n the atmosphere with the axis at a…
  • p. 401 …red height withqut prohibit1'Ye eacr1t1ce ot sound channel prooertiea. Hawcner, 1~ the aub:a.rine…
  • p. 402 …cted at tbe axis ot the sound channel ahould be made. In·., op1n1oii', the J)r1nc1…
  • p. 403 …toe ~trato::.;;he:r·a so\,;nd channel ~!:lould be 1r.ves:.:1. 0ated, for it…
  • p. 407 …compressional waves are generated in the sound channel existing between 50,000 and 701000 feet (such…
  • p. 432 …ratio) and simultaneous transmission of several data channels at one frequency. This project was abandoned before…
  • p. 434 …The recorder used was a Brush BL-202 dottble channel oscillograph. A. quarter wave vertical receiVing…
  • p. 525 …To permit the transmission of both temperature and pressure data by one radio channel, a pe…
  • p. 671 …her than pressure is also to be transmitted on the same radio channel, the pressure - 33 -
  • p. 802 …Discussed with Crane possibilities of getting sound through the ground part of the ocean sound channel…
  • p. 980 …It was Ewing who first conceptualized the military significance of the atmospheric sound channel. His proposal…
a) Can,·ae oc.bl1~!;ed. l!.tercture for ouch i\ll•tl:er
lnforoatlon 88 can hE' clC':l~C~t fro~ :)OUnd transmJ.ISS lon 't:etween
source a~d receiver at tho earth's ~urface about vQriatlon ·
of ~o~nd veloeitv anj sound absorption w!th altitude.
Also canvas •eteorolog1cal literatur~ for better 1n.foru5. ti.on
~t.o\lt the st!"2t ottphers.
t) Ase!~n en officor ~c ae~rch confidential
po blicat!ons en fiOUnd raneing nne other rcla ted Sti..bject e
!o!• rele~ant lnfor:DR t1on. 'lhls of'f1cer ehould also collect
data o::J eo·.1n:i r•Ar:61r..e eq_,.:1pment 9nd cerscnncl in tl":c :,:~_ !'!f"!J
.-.hich cc~ll"! ~e lilZ~"O'lll:•led :'or·« n7'oll~i::-:s.ry- tc::!t.
c) ~ake a pro11mi.,.lath ~ollO"!'e-:3 'by ~eh ao·.t!l~ t'9.Y, to tind 1 t~ l':1ghast
•~cent 1nt;~ the· etntonr.here, !'.nd to deter:n1ne the ~oeff1c1ent
of 20~n1 AbBO~t1on.
d) A. study o!" o:tlt\t!ng publications should bemade
to deter:dne the sO.;nd :,roduc~1on of typical rocket .and
"jet PN';)Ul~ion un1tD in orca~ to have data ahout the 1ntons1ty
and the trec;uency d1$tr1but1on of these sources for ultimate
ea~!mate! o! smmd t\hannlll. nngft.
It theGe data Oo not oxist. experiment& should
be ade to ;ll'~uc• them, to~ ~hay would certainly bo ot
usf' in other conneotlons.
. e) An ·~•tifu.to or t.~,e backgl'OUnd noiee to be
ex~cted at tbe axis ot the sound channel ahould be made.
In·., op1n1oii', the J)r1nc1~al contr1butora will 'be meteore,
po'aa1bl~ h1gh-tly1ng- nol'lla·l air tr~~~tt1c, 11ahtn1na,_ md
et1-a1rct'att type artillery t1re. A considerable _body
ot 1nto~~1on could be collected on thle a~bjeet witbo~t
ezpil r1aentat1on.
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