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The Roswell Report: Case Closed
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The Roswell Report: Case Closed was published by Headquarters United States Air Force and written by Capt. James McAndrew. It follows up the July 1994 report, which traced the 1947 debris to Project MOGUL balloon trains. The report says the reported alien bodies were probably anthropomorphic test dummies dropped from high altitude balloons. It also says the accounts of bodies at the Roswell Army Air Field hospital probably merged two separate events: a 1956 KC-97 crash and a 1959 manned balloon mishap.
“Patterson”25 pages
- p. 15 …Fulgham at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio.
29. Maj. Dan D. Fulgham, James Lovell, Hilary Ray, and…
- p. 27 …Roswell AAF to another facility, usually Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
(or a host of other facilities…
- p. 47 …and later the Aeru Medical Laboratory at Wright-
Patterson AFB. Ohio. Stapp won support for the…
- p. 92 …was taken
to “Wright Field” (now Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio).29
The nurse described the little…
- p. 93 …were transported to what is now Wright-
Patterson AFB, Ohio.
c. The bluish-purplish wreckage that…
- p. 106 …than normal which was transported to Wright-Patterson
AFB, Ohio;
d. that may have involved a…
- p. 110 …the crash, an identification specialist from
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio arrived at the hospital to assist…
- p. 115 …the shipment of a body with a large head to Wright-
Patterson AFB.
Based on previous…
- p. 119 …Air Force Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright-Patterson AFB, appointed
a new project officer for Project…
- p. 120 …to the Aero Medical Laboratory
at Wright-Patterson AFB.
During the third week of May 1959…
- p. 121 …Kaufman,
pilots and Aem Medical
Research officers from
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
were assigned temporary duty…
- p. 122 …Stapp, Aero Medical Laboratory
commander at Wright-Patterson AFB (the pilots and Project EXCELSIOR were
assigned…
- p. 132 …of the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright-
Patterson AFB, Ohio.
The “Red-headed Captain” and Dr…
- p. 134 …Fulgham
at Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio several days after the
balloon accident with a
“fraumatic hematoma…
- p. 135 “Bodies” with Large Heads
and Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
UFO theorists contend that the U.S…
- p. 143 …Wheeler, High Altitude
Bailouts, MCREXD-695-66M (Wright-Patterson AFB, OH: USAF
Air Materiel Command, September…
- p. 168 …Aerial
Phenomena Branch, December 6, 1965, National Air Intelligence
Center historical files, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH.
- p. 179 …to the
Acre Medical Laboratory at Wright Patterson. I participated in both the Air Force Man…
- p. 180 …Several days later I returned to Wright Patterson with Capt
Kittenger and Capt Kaufman. My wife…
- p. 186 …During my third assignment at Wright Patterson, I volunteered, along
with Capt Dan Fulgham, to be…
- p. 187 …Three days later, on Sunday, Kittinger,
Fulgham and I returned to Wright Patterson vid a specia1…
- p. 188 …Many scientific
accomplishments came out of the various laboratories at Wright
Patterson but I am unaware…
- p. 189 …at \Vright-Patterson
,~\FX OH I’he object of the Holloman tests were to study the…
- p. 191 …I made arrangements for all of us lo tly lo
\Vright-Patterson on a C-1…
- p. 237 …and Patterson, Jack H.
Recoven of Parachute-Borne Packages
by Helicoptec TDR 62-6, 1962.
Flight…
Foreword
The “Roswell Incident” has assumed a central place in American
folklore since the events of the 1940s in a remote area of New Mexico.
Because the Air Force was a major player in those events, we have played a
key role in executing the General Accounting Office’s tasking to uncover all
records regarding that incident.
Our objective throughout this inquiry has been simple and
consistent: to find all the facts and bring them to light. If documents were
classified, declassify them; where they were dispersed, bring them into a
single source for public review.
In July 1994, we completed the first step in that effort and later
published The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert.
This volume represents the necessary follow-on to that first publication and
contains additional material and analysis. I think that with this publication
we have reached our goal of a complete and open explanation of the events
that occurred in the Southwest many years ago.
Beyond that achievement, this inquiry has shed fascinating light
into the Air Force of that era and revitalized our appreciation for the
dedication and accomplishments of the men and women of that time. As
we celebrate the Air Force’s 50th Anniversary, it is appropriate to once
again reflect on the sacrifices made by so many to make ours the finest air
and space force in history.
SHEILA E. WIDNALL
Secretary of the Air Force
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