“Project 1947”19 pages
- p. 10 2.2 Fatal Air Force Aircraft Accidents by Year
in the Vicinity of Walker AFB-1947…
- p. 14 …Air Force records from 1947 did not
yield information that even suggested the 1947 "Roswell" events…
- p. 15 …earthly in origin) did not occur in 1947. It appears that UFO
proponents have failed to…
- p. 17 …3
The 1994 Air Force report determined that project MoGUL was
responsible for the 1947 events…
- p. 18 …An illustration of a
Project MoGUL balloon train
similar to one found on a ranch
75…
- p. 19 …in June
1947. When compared to a
standard radar target used by
project MoGuL, it is…
- p. 20 …This account from the
July 9, 1947 Roswell Daily
Record, described the materials
"tinfoil, paper, rubber…
- p. 21 …technology for
Project MOGUL. Moore launched
the balloon train on June 4,
1947, that when combined…
- p. 22 …landing site of a Project MoGUL balloon train in June 1947. 10 The
MoGUL landing site…
- p. 23 …July,
1947- in order to "fit" with the rest of the story. The actual Project
MoGuL…
- p. 24 …Roswell area in July 1947. Examination
of research and development projects, aircraft crashes, errant
missiles and…
- p. 50 …Polyethylene balloons, first produced in 1947 for Project
MoGuL, are still widely used today for a…
- p. 52 …AFB which began with the Project MoGUL flights in June 1947,
covered a wide spectrum of…
- p. 64 …Both of these projects employed anthropomorphic
dummies flown by high altitude balloons and appeared to satisfy…
- p. 87 …9, 1947.
These dates coincide with an actual event: the retrieval of experimental
Project MoouL research…
- p. 131 …Don Berliner, A Rebuttal of the Air Force Project Mogul Explanation
for the 1947 Roswell, New…
- p. 154 …1947-1958), 11.
165. ibid., and Air Force Missile Development Center FORM 597, Schedule
Request- Project…
- p. 157 …Air Force Missile Development Center FORM 597, Schedule Request-
Project 7222/4.2- "Manned Gondola Flight…
- p. 224 --. Summary Report Project MoBY DicK: Covered
Wagon Balloon Launcher Development and Test
Results, HDT-21, 1952…
Fig. 4. (Right) Maj. Jesse
Marcel, an intelligence officer
from Roswell Army Air Field,
with the debris found 75 miles
northwest of Roswell in June
1947. When compared to a
standard radar target used by
project MoGuL, it is clear that
they are the same object.
(Courtesy, Special Collections
Division, the University of
Texas at Arlington Libraries,
Arlington, Tex.)
Fig. 5 & 6. (Below, left
and right) Constructed of
aluminized paper glued and
taped to a balsa wood frame,
several ML-307B/AP radar
targets were used on the
MoGuL balloon train to make
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