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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.
“Brazel”20 pages
- p. 28 …Major Marcel and "a man in plain clothes" then
accompanied Brazel home to pick up the…
- p. 29 …sort of attachment
may have been used. Brazel said that he had previously found two
weather…
- p. 38 …of rancher W.W. Brazel). Affidavit dated May
5, 1991. " ... Brazel came to my ranch and…
- p. 39 …The color of the printing was a kind of purple ...."
Bessie Brazel Schreiber (daughter of W…
- p. 43 …and was ultimately found by the rancher, Brazel,
ten days later. This possibility was supported by…
- p. 44 …Pflock concluded from his research that the Brazel Ranch debris originally
reported as a "flying disc…
- p. 46 …source
of the wreckage recovered from the Brazel Ranch was from one of the Project
MOGUL…
- p. 75 …For e:wnple:.
• According to his son arid neighbors, Brazel was held
incommunicado by officials at…
- p. 172 …Colonel Wdliam Blanchard and the other officer suggested that Marcel and CIC
agent accompanied Brazel to…
- p. 174 …certainly don't remember ever meeting Mr. Brazel or Brazzel, whatever his name was.
RW: O…
- p. 187 …a
follow up article where they interview Brazel (the rancher), and he descnoed this stuff almost…
- p. 218 …material that was found, supposedly by
Mac Brazel, somewhere northwest of Roswell, New Mexico. They
talk…
- p. 222 …Going back to Brazel, you state that you think it could
not be one of the…
- p. 233 …The description that Brazel gives here that everything would
weigh about five pounds when it was…
- p. 252 PROFESSOR MOORE - 6/8/94
Brazel gives the impression that it is the smoky rubber of…
- p. 318 THE ROSWELL INCIDENT
On July 7, 1947, W.W. (Mac) Brazel, a rancher from approximately 75…
- p. 325 …Descriptions of the debris provided by Brazel, Cavitt, Crary's diary, and the
photos of the…
- p. 328 …were later reported by Marcel,
Cavitt, and Brazel as being on the debris found on the…
- p. 379 …anywhere on the instrument, al-
Brazel was brought here late ty, age 14, went back to…
- p. 986 …of the type that W.W. "Mac" Brazel recovered on a ranch near Corona, NM, in…
Launch of Project MOGUL neoprene balloons, Alamogordo AAF,
NM, June 1947. While awaiting the experimental polyethylene
balloons, NYU engineers utilized long trains of the smaller neoprene
balloons as a stopgap method of placing their acoustic sensors in the
upper atmosphere. These balloon trains consisted of a variety of
equipment and measured more than 600 feet long (see Atch 25 ). Photo
Collection of Albert P. Crary.
Standard 350-gram meteorological weather balloons in the North
Hangar at Alamogordo AAF for use by Project MOGUL in June
1947. Although the balloons themselves were common, the remainder
of the equipment on the MOGUL trains was experimental or had been
recently placed in service (see Atch 25 ). It would not be unusual for
individuals uninvolved in the development of these devices not to
recognize them. Photo Courtesy of C. B. Moore.
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