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- p. 28 …Major Marcel and "a man in plain clothes" then
accompanied Brazel home to pick up the…
- p. 30 …These locations
include Fort Worth, Texas, the home of the Eighth Air Force Headquarters;
possibly Sandia…
- p. 40 …Subsequently, Cavitt was interviewed on May 24, 1994, at his home.
Cavitt provided a signed, sworn…
- p. 51 …Also, a nurse reportedly told a local funeral
home director that she witnessed the autopsies
of…
- p. 75 …mortician who worked for the funCr.ll home in
Roswell, Glenn Dennis, says an:Arrr.y…
- p. 147 …To llr. ~o's ofi'ice and then home.
- p. 182 …She said she had been home when she got telephone calls.
MC: I have talked to…
- p. 190 …unintelligible) some grave digger from the funeral home or
whatever ...
RW: Well, of course, Randle and…
- p. 201 …USAF on this date at my home and do hereby,
voluntarily and of my own free…
- p. 205 …Lieutenant, USAF on this date at my home and do hereby,
volwttarily and of my own…
- p. 213 …Lieutenant, USAF on this date at my home and do hereby,
voluntarily and of my own…
- p. 257 …As soon as that flight was made, that was the 7th, and we
went home on…
- p. 307 …PERMANENT ADDRESS OR HOME OF RECORD (Include l•P Code) MILITARY ORGANIZATION/EMPLOYER DEROS
Same as…
- p. 326 …Roswell AAF was home of the 509th Bomb Group
of the Strategic Air Command's Eighth…
- p. 327 …At some point General Ramey decided to forward the material to Wright Field,
home of AMC…
- p. 379 …miles from the and went to his home to try to about 18, or 20 Inches…
- p. 408 …scheduled to depart from HAWAII for its home station on Z plus one (l) day.
The…
- p. 434 …was used
as a beacon to be "homed in" on by the radio compass or aircratt…
- p. 444 …the radio compass
from an aircraft to "home in" on the balloon and position
it at…
- p. 512 …With proper equipment a balloon-borne
transmitter can provide a signal to guide an aircraft, homing…
- p. 516 …By homing on the signal end flying along the indicated
bearing until the compass needle reverses…
- p. 550 …awaJ trom
it and 118re able to home in on the signal by using the radio…
- p. 592 …airplane was used to follow the balloon, homing in
em the signal from the .AK-1…
- p. 801 …Jat At home. OYer to Cgdensburg to see Steve thi::: pm
Anril 7 :::un. Left Canton…
- p. 812 …At home. Took sleeper out of Canton for NYC
May 12 Mon. Arrived NYC and caught…
- p. 815 …Unable to leave for home on 3 July as was planned and wired Donnie first part…
- p. 816 …Got home about 230. Marion & her baby there.
July 16, 17, 18 At home. Drew in…
- p. 978 …In reality, Andrews AAF was the home of the
Army Air Forces Air Weather Service and…
A New York University launch crew prepares a MOGUL balloon train for flight
(Holloman AFB, NM, 1948). The three ML-307C/AP corner reflectors (left) are
of the type that W.W. "Mac" Brazel recovered on a ranch near Corona, NM, in
June 1947.
C.B. Moore, New York University Constant Level Balloon Project Engineer
(left and standing), adjusts an AN/FMQ-1 radiosonde receiver/recorder. The
absence of this equipment on the first NYU field trip in June 1947 (it was left
behind in New York due to space limitations of the B-17 aircraft) prompted
Moore to attach additional ML-307C/AP corner reflectors to MOGUL flights. The
addition of the oddly constructed reflectors, intended to enhance radar returns,
contributed to the confusion when Mogul Flight No. 4 returned to earth and was
mistaken for a part of a flying saucer. Moore (right and reaching down) prepares
experimental Project MOGUL microphones for launch (Holloman AFB, Alamogor-
do, NM, July 1948).