The Roswell Report: Case Closed

“US Air Force”60+ pages

• p. 8 …Air Force scientific research projects HIGH DIVE and EXCF.LSIOR. Appendix B is a collection of…
• p. 11 …Comparison of Testimony to Actual Air Force Equipment and Procedures Used to Launch and Recover Anthropomorphic…
• p. 20 …Army Air Forces recovered a “flying disc” in 1947, were based primarily on the lack of…
• p. 27 …Flying saucer enthusiasts use the documented presence of U.S. Army Air Forces personnel at the…
• p. 29 …Air Force or U.S. Government activities? Common Threads Careful examination of the testimony revealed that…
• p. 32 …Air Force dropped the odd-looking test devices from high altitude balloons in its program to…
• p. 33 …Air Force high altitude balloons. These dummies landed at ~U~ZTOUS locations throughout New Mexico during…
• p. 34 Test Dummies Used by the U.S. Air Force Since the beginning of manned flight, designers…
• p. 35 …17. (Left) Early rope and sandbag dummy used to test parachutes. (U.S. Air Force phoroJ…
• p. 36 …transducers, and rate gyros.“’ Models used by the Air Force were primarily perechutc drop and ejection…
• p. 40 …the highest parachute jump ever accomplished. (US. Air Force photo) A number of these launch and…
• p. 41 A Cover-Up? Countering claims of a cover-up, Air Force projects that used anthropomorphic dummies…
• p. 43 …dummies used for the balloon drops were outfitted with standard equipment of an Air Force aircrew…
• p. 45 …Air Force pharoj
• p. 46 …Army Air Forces and became a flight surgeon. From 1946 to 1963, due to his unique…
• p. 50 …Air Force personnc used stretchers and gurneys pick up 200.pound dummit in,the field and…
• p. 52 …references to Air Force personnel and equipment engaged in scientific study through the use of high…
• p. 53 …Filmed on location at Holloman AFB, Air Force personnel, high altitude balloons, aircraft, vehicles, and other…
• p. 55 …Army Air Forces, made a significant technological discovery: the use of polyethylene for high altitude balloon…
• p. 56 …Air Force have reached altitudes of 170,000 feet and lifted payloads of 15,000 pounds…
• p. 57 …s high altitude balloons were used in support of Air Force, and other U.S. Government…
• p. 58 …Air Force photo) High Altitude Balloons and America’s First Satellite An illustration of the important…
• p. 60 …Air Force high altitude balloons in 1972 at the former Roswell Armv Air Field. (NASA) . Fig…
• p. 61 …Air Force photo,) Today, the Air Force maintains a reduced but still highly capable high altitude…
• p. 62 …Harris. (US. Air Fore ,,horo) balloon launch facility at Holloman AFB, U.S. Air Force balloon…
• p. 63 Many of the procedures used to position Air Force balloons are described in General Philosophy and…
• p. 65 …Air Force photo) 50
• p. 70 …Air Force Activities Were they aliens or dummies? This question can be answered by comparing witness…
• p. 72 …Another portion of his testimony suggesting that the witness observed an Air Force high altitude balloon…
• p. 74 …Air Force photo) 59
• p. 76 …The use of such heavy-handednesswas not a tactic used by the Air Force. A careful…
• p. 77 to a standardissue,gray, Air Force flightsuit used to outfit the dummies and red duct-type…
• p. 78 …N.M. (US. Air For(.~,~hmj Fig. 76. A witness described at least one person at…
• p. 79 …Air Force L-20 aircraf used rxtrnsively by Ho,,oman AFB crews to track and recover…
• p. 82 …Air Force are compared to documented Air Force activities, it is reasonable to conclude, with a…
• p. 84 Table 1.1 Comparison of Testimony to Actual Air Force Equipment, Vehicles, and Procedures Used to…
• p. 86 Witness Description Air Force Equipment/Procedure “Crash Site” 21. “It’s uniform was torn in Dummy…
• p. 87 Witness Description Air Force Equipment/Procedure “Crash Site” 31. “it was ice cold, it felt like…
• p. 88 1 Witness Description Air Force EquipmenVProcedure “Crash Site” 40. “tankers, like, maybe had fuel “1 water…
• p. 89 Witness Description Air Force Equipment/Procedure “Crash Site” 49. “they had the road barricaded ofPi Site…
• p. 101 Descriptions of Other Air Force Members Since official records proved that none of the nurses at…
• p. 105 …Slattery, the only Air Force nurse ever known by the distinctive nickname “Slatts,” was stationed at…
• p. 110 …All 11 Air Force, members were killed instantly by the fire and impact explosion.‘2J Due…
• p. 111 …One of the first exploitation attempts involved a fatal August 1, 1947 Army Air Forces B…
• p. 113 In fact, the Air Force manual that prescribed the policies, standards and procedures relating to the…
• p. 116 …The only other manned high altitude balloon project in Air Force history, STARGAZER, did not fly…
• p. 117 …Air Force Manned High Altitude Balloon Projects In addition to unmanned high altitude balloon research flights…
• p. 124 …Some senior research and development officials within the Air Force were reluctant to support a project…
• p. 126 …Air Force and in aviation has spanned the spectrum of experiences: test pilot, balloon pilot, test…
• p. 128 …However, this appearsto be a remarkably accuratedescription of two steel panels painted Air Force blue on…
• p. 129 …iBr/ow) St4 panels painted Air Force blue (lower ri& <MI l<ftJ described as “bluish…
• p. 131 …nuclear capable 509th and 6th Bombardment Wings of Strategic Air Command. (US. Air Force phoro) 116
• p. 175 …With the exception of the two years in the US Air Force, I have been a…
• p. 179 …Air Force in 1952 as an aviation cadet. I tlew F-84s on 100 combat missions…
• p. 180 …During my Air Force career I was involved in many different scientific research projects including the…
• p. 186 …Later during my Air Force career, in 1961, I earned a Ph.D. in Physiology and…
• p. 189 …Air Force in IN9 a.%an ,A\iation Cadet, From 1950 to 195.?I ilc~\ tightcrs…
• p. 191 …I was also involved in the joint Air Force%Xavy, and TvfassachusettsInstitute o~~‘l’e&twlo…
• p. 197 …I was on active duty in the US Air Force and stationed at Walker AFB, Roswell…
• p. 245 …Army 53,86, I I2 US. Army Air Forces I, 5, X-9, 12.20, 31…