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archived as http://www.stealthskater.com/Roswell_02.doc
(also …Roswell_02.pdf) => doc pdf URL-doc URL-pdf
more of UFOs is on the /UFO.htm page at doc pdf URL
note: because important websites are frequently "here today but gone tomorrow", the following was archived
from https://www.ufoexplorations.com/ April 17, 2020. This is NOT an attempt to divert readers
from the aforementioned website. Indeed, the reader should only read this back-up copy if the
updated original cannot be found at the original author's site.
The Last Witnesses To Roswell by Anthony Bragalia / https://www.ufoexplorations.com/
2020 marks the 73rd year since the crash of a UFO near Roswell, NM in 1947. Since 1978, many have
related their experience. But it is now 2020 and the youngest servicemen at the involved Roswell Army Air
Field (if 18 yrs old then) would today be 91. All officers there at the time are now deceased as are all of the
involved townspeople and ranchers in the area. Even their sons and daughters (the children of Roswell) are
now in their 80s.
During late-2011 to late-2012, a small group of researchers (including myself and authors Tom Carey, Don
Schmitt, Dr. David Rudiak, and Kevin Randle) teamed to reach the very last of the living witnesses to Roswell.
With the unfortunately acquired moniker “The Roswell Dream Team”, we understood that time stood still for
no one and that it may have been the last opportunity to reach these witnesses. We obviously could not call the
thousands who were at the base at the time. So we selectively chose those who were associated with others who
had previously admitted to involvement with the crash.
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Chasing the hands of the clock using a Roswell base yearbook, a city phone directory from 1947, and online
resources, we found their status and locations. Many were deceased or under care. Of those whose telephone
numbers we found and were able to reach, a number of them preferred to say nothing (or tellingly little).
Several, however, related clear and lucid accounts that strengthen the case for the fall of an extraterrestrial
craft to the desert floor all those years ago. Their stories have not yet been related in books or to the Public.
But several are about to be here-and-now:
“I was told to shoot anyone trying to see it. And nothing has convinced me that it wasn't a Flying
Saucer." -- Pvt. Patrick M. Pappone, 603rd Air Engineering Squadron
2012, with Tom Carey
Pat “Patsy” Pappone spent 3 years and one day at Roswell Army Air Field from
early 1947 through 1949. One of his jobs at the 603rd was Accident Rescue and
Reclamation. He helped supervise, for instance, the August 1948 cleanup of the Julian
Anderson B-29 crash in which 13 airmen were killed.
When reached by researcher Tom Carey, Pappone explained that in July of 1947 he
was a Pvt. at the base and:
“They came and grabbed all of us at night. They put us in trucks and drove us out
into the middle of nowhere where we were posted as guards. We were given carbines
and told to shoot anyone trying to get into or out of the perimeter. Those were our
only orders. We were not told what was going on. My guess is that there must have
been over a hundred-or-more of us as I couldn’t see the entire perimeter. It was too large.
"We were stationed too far away from whatever they were doing to see what was going on. But we would
occasionally see and hear trucks in the distance coming-and-going. We were there for a number of days.
Perhaps as much as a week-or-so. I can’t remember exactly now. But we slept in tents and food was brought in
for us. One day while there, I noticed that a U-shaped fence had been erected apparently during the night as I
had not seen it before.”
He then said that he was threatened.
“While off my duty shift, I decided to go over there and have a look. When I got there, I was challenged by
a man in civilian clothes. ‘Where do you think that you are going? You’d better turn around right now and go
back to where you came from or you will find yourself in Leavenworth. And they will throw away the key.’
"So I beat it out of there. Our last day out there before we were about to climb in the truck, another man in
civilian clothes came up and asked us ‘Did you see anything?’ Most of us didn’t say anything. But a few
jokingly said ‘See what?’ He then let us go and we were driven back to the base.”
Pappone told Carey that it was certainly no weather balloon with all of that commotion and orders to kill.
Speculation at the time that was that it was an experimental craft to an errant atomic bomb. But Pappone
emphatically stated: “Nothing has convinced me that it wasn’t a Flying Saucer.”
The rather obvious questions are: why would the crash of even a classified balloon train (as suggested by the
Air Force) necessitate having servicemen grabbed at night; creating a perimeter around the crash area with over
100 men as far as the eye could see; given arms and orders to shoot to kill intruders; have a fence erected
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around the area; be placed there for over a week’s time to guard; and threatened to say nothing to anyone about
any of it?
“I already forgot about it. I'm supposed to forget."
-- Sgt. Stanley Muelling, 393rd Bomb Squadron
2012, with Kevin Randle
When asked about the event of July 1947, Muelling told Kevin Randle: “That was all
highly Classified and we were never to talk about it.”
Muelling explained his Unit Commander warned them about discussing anything
about this. Even decades later, it appears that Muelling was adhering to orders:
When Kevin asked if he had seen anything himself, Muelling replied: “If I did, I
already forgot about it. I’m supposed to forget.”
Kevin then graciously closed the conversation. It appears Muelling even in the late
winter of his life refused to be transparent about his experience at Roswell. Sometimes
the shortest exchanges are among the most instructive.
“He told me about the UFO crash. But I don't want to remember it."
-- Corporal Ernest Camrenar, Squadron S
The Widow of Corporal Ernest Camrenar, Squadron S
2012, with Anthony Bragalia
Corporal Carmenar had passed before we reached him. But I was able to speak with his
widow. I told her that I was conducting “military history” research and that I had just a few
brief questions of her. She immediately interrupted me.
“I don’t know anything about any of that. I met him and married him years later in the
mid-1950s so I can’t help you.”
I wanted to keep the conversation going so I asked: “So, he was stationed in New
Mexico?”. To which she said: “Mexico?”. And I replied: “New Mexico, Roswell.”
Mrs. Carmenar replied: “Yes, that’s about right. But I told you that I don’t know… I wasn’t with him then.
Now are you trying to do some media thing or what? What is the point of all of this?”
I realized in that instant that Mrs. Carmenar knew exactly why she was skirting my questions and that her
husband had told her about the Incident. I told Mrs. Carmenar (whom I could sense was clearly holding out on
me): “Mrs. Carmenar, I am just making one of many calls to many people. I don’t mean for you to think that I
am singling you out. I am just doing research on the crash that happened there in 1947…"
Mrs. Carmenar interjected in a perturbed way: “But I have explained to you that I was a teenager in ’47. I
didn’t even know him.”
But I was not going to let her get away with that excuse and I knew that I could get more out of her. I said,
“Gee, but when you met before you married him, you must have asked about his military background… All
guys back then went into the military… So he did tell you where he was stationed?"
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She replied: “Of course he did.”
Then I told her that I had talked to people with the base at the time who said that there was an unusual crash
there in the summer of 1947. “Did your husband ever tell you about anything like that?”
Mrs. Carmenar replied: “It was a long time ago. He may have.”
I asked: “Did he tell you in the 80s or 90s when all of the Roswell books and programs first came out? Or
did he tell you back then in the 1950s?”
She responded: “Back then in the 1950s.”
I then point-blank asked her: “Did your husband tell you that a Flying Saucer had crashed there back then?”
She finally admitted: “Yes, he did. He told me. But I don’t want to remember it!”
She then admonished me: “Call other people about this. Why don’t you call other people? I can’t say
anymore.”
I wished her the best and thanked her. Afterwards, I felt sick for her. I had unintentionally upset her over
something that she clearly wished I had not brought up. The reality of the visiting Alien which she knew to be
true based on the one she trusted most (her husband).
“Never seen anything like it ... Oh by the way, it wasn't ours."
-- Family of Sgt. Herschel C. Galyon, 830th Bomb Squadron
2012, with Tom Carey
Gaylon was selected to try to reach because of his direct association with SSgt.
Milton Sprouse as crewmember on the famous B-29 “Dave’s Dream” nuclear bomber
with flights from RAAF. Sprouse was the crew chief. Sprouse had previously related
to researchers stunning details of the event [link].
Unfortunately, Gaylon had passed many years ago from a heart defect. His wife
died some years after her husband. Tom Carey, however, was successful in finding
and interviewing Gaylon’s daughter Diana Holt who lives in the small town of
Philadelphia, TN.
Holt indicated that her father did not discuss his military time with her much. But
that she did ask him about Roswell and UFOs as she did know that he was there during that time period. His
reply to her was a curious.
“I will tell you this. There is nothing to be afraid of.”
And then he told her sometime later that he was TDY (temporary duty) in Florida during the time of the
Incident. But he understood that there were 2 crash sites.
Carey was not able to get much more as Gaylon did not tell his daughter much more. But she suggested
Carey contact her brother who may have known more.
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Carey contacted Kent Gaylon in Indiana who answered the phone. Carey explained the nature of his call to
Kent. The son indeed learned a bit more than the daughter: Though his father was sparing, he related to Kent
that “They told everyone not to talk about it and he was just following orders as he was career military.”
But a few times when his father’s Roswell army buddies would come visiting, Kent would eavesdrop. It
turns out that his father although TDY in flight when the crash happened, did indeed return in time to help with
the cleanup himself.
Kent says: “My Dad was on TDY on a flight to Florida when the Incident happened. Upon return to
Roswell, he and his crew were immediately told to change into their 'filthies' (i.e., fatigues used for dirty work)
and report to a designated bus nearby for a special detail. He recognized his crewmates but not the others who
filled the vehicle. The bus drove north on the main highway out of town for a half-hour to 40 minutes and then
left the road and went into the desert for a mile-or-two to an area of the desert that was covered with thousands
of little pieces that felt like silvery fabric*. [A ”silvery fabric” as mentioned by Gaylon was also reported by
others including Roswell base Intel Officer Jesse Marcel Sr. (who spoke of ‘porous’ foil-like fabric-type
material among other types of debris) and by the neighbor of Mac Brazel, the rancher who found the crash site.
Sally Tandolini also spoke of a tough “metal-like fabric that you could blow through.”]
"My Dad said that he had never seen or handled anything like that before or since. Everyone on the bus was
given a burlap to pick up the little pieces in. He said there were no larger pieces that he could see which he
assumed had been already picked up by an earlier crew. He filled his bag. It took the team several hours to
clean up the site. After which they turned in their bags and were told not to talk about where they had been or
what they had done.
“When I finally asked my Dad about this, he confirmed the story to me and concluded with the statement:
'Oh by the way, it wasn’t ours.' My Dad was also aware that a number of officers had been reassigned after the
incident to 'Parts Unknown'.”
“I was told in 1952 that it wasn't from here by Officer Walter Haut. And Glenn Dennis spoke of little
caskets."
-- Cpl. Charles Contrufello, 603rd Air Engineering Squadron
(retired as Chief Warrant Officer of the 509th)
2012, with Anthony Bragalia
Other testimony from the 603rd Air Engineering Squadron (like Pat
Pappone’s above) comes from a phone interview that I conducted with Charles
Contrufello who was with Roswell Army Air Field (later Walker Air Base) for
fourteen years, retiring as Chief Warrant Officer.
Charles was 93 when I reached him. He was articulate, cheerful and
forthcoming about what he knew. He had 2 intriguing personal stories. One
about his subordinates being sent to the crash field and after their return refusing
to tell him anything about it. And one concerning Roswell witnesses Walter
Haut and Glenn Dennis and what they said to him 30 years before they were
found by researchers:
“I was not at the crash site myself. But two of my guys were sent."
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I asked Charles who sent them to which he replied: "It came from Butch (Blanchard) the Commander."
I asked Charles what they said when they came back.
“They didn’t. They would just say that it was ‘debris’. That’s it. I asked them more than once and they just
wouldn’t say anything more. So that was it. So I left it alone. But those boys saw something.”
I asked if Charles knew Jesse Marcel, the involved intelligence officer at the base. He said that he knew
him “fairly well” and that “Jesse was a straight-shooter. I do not believe that he made up those things that he
said.”
Things got very interesting when Charles offered that he knew Lt. Walter Haut, the base Public Information
Officer in 1947 (who made a signed confession before he died to seeing the alien bodies) and also Glenn
Dennis, the town mortician in 1947 (who claimed receiving strange calls from the base about the availability of
child caskets, and an encounter with a nurse who said she witnessed alien bodies there). I asked if they had ever
talked about the crash event before all of the books and programs came out in the 1980s and 90s.
He said: “Oh yes. Walt and Glenn both talked about it before the books and things. I remember Walt and
Glenn were in the coffee shop -- like a Denny’s -- back in 1952. We discussed it a little. Walt said that it
wasn’t from here and that they still did not know what it was. He said that it was not a balloon. I did not know
what to think! He wouldn’t say much more than that. I’d ask but he’d never say more… H believed what he
was telling me.”
I then asked him about Glenn Dennis to which Contrufello replied: “I knew Glenn pretty well. He was
there with me at the coffee shop, too. He did talk about the strange call from the base about a coffin. He and
Walt were both believers.”
Like Walt, Glenn according to Contrufello at that time in 1952 “didn’t want to say much, just enough. After
the crash, people hushed up. But a few years later, there was talk about it again at the base, at Walker. And
that’s when Glenn and Walt mentioned it. That’s why they mentioned it More people were talking about it.”
THE CALLS, THE STORIES AND WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
These are stories that the men and women above did not seek to tell. Our calls were not expected. We
found them. They were lucid and of clear mind when they talked with us. Without even knowing that we were
going to call them, they easily offered accounts whose fine details corroborated prior testimony garnered over
the decades.
Significantly, just like the 5 people above, not one of the other 10 people reached by our team ever
mentioned a balloon train having been retrieved. What some of these other ten said about what was found will
be related in a future piece at https://www.ufoexplorations.com/ .
It does indeed appear that we have reached the very end of the line in finding any further first-hand witness
testimony. This avenue of investigation is very probably closed. We can’t turn the hourglass over. Even the
children of Roswell (that is, the sons and daughters of the principals who were involved) are now elderly.
Beyond them, we are left with these avenues for understanding more about event:
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● The grandchildren of the involved. They may have been told directly or they may be aware of “general
family knowledge” about the Crash. My grandfather told me more than he told his own son (my
father). And genealogy and military records searches yielded more.
● Some other researchers may have original testimony from first-hand witnesses that has not yet been
released or some may be found one day among the papers of a deceased researcher.
● Finding a left diary or confessional tape mentioning the Event.
● Obtaining a piece of the retrieved Crash debris.
● Locating authenticated government documents affirming the extraterrestrial nature of the Crash (though
every such prior document has been shown to be fraudulent, or authentic but only “suggestive”)
● Discovering science-paper trails (such as this author found on the memory metal portion of the debris =>
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/article-archive) that relate to attempts at reverse-engineering the
Craft’s materials of construction or its systems
The testimony of people (such as private-sector scientists, military, intelligence and security personnel) in
the decades after 1947 who have worked on Roswell-related projects
THE QUEST CONTINUES
When people come together in genuine pursuit of truth, investigations can also yield genuine results. And
just when it seems like all leads are exhausted and no more can be learned, there is more… ... ...
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/roswell-debris-guard-shoot-to-kill
Roswell Crash Debris Guard: "I Was Ordered To Shoot To Kill" by Anthony Bragalia / April 2013
A team of investigators (of which this author is part) has renewed efforts to find and contact the very last
living veterans of the Army Air Force who were at Roswell during the time of a UFO crash that occurred in
early July of 1947. Some of these now octogenarian witnesses have opened up publicly for the very first time.
And some of what they say can only be described as chilling.
If the testimony of one particular Roswell vet holds true, then the Air Force explanation of a Mogul balloon
train accounting for a crashed UFO cannot be. This is because the vet maintains that the Provost Marshal of the
base had issued to him the most extreme and dreaded of commands.
He was ordered to “shoot to kill” anyone who tried to enter the hangar in which the crash debris was stored.
One would not be commanded to kill over a balloon. Serviceman Calvin Cox has held secret his disturbing
Roswell experience for decades. He was ordered to never speak of it. And he never has ... until now.
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The Ultimate Command
To “shoot to kill” on officer’s orders supersedes the normal protocol to apprehend and arrest. It means to
instantly end another person’s life as judge, jury, and executioner.
One such serviceman dutiful enough to do this was PFC Calvin Cox. Cox is pictured
in the Roswell Army Air Field Base Yearbook for 1947. Ond other information indicates
that he was attached to the 3rd Photo Lab.
Cox was found by me during the course of trying to locate those who were with the
Photo Lab at that time. One serviceman who was also affiliated with the Lab (Gene
Neiderschmidt) had suggested that I contact a Calvin Cox “who knew some things he
might now be open to talking about.” Gene explained that Cox had actually guarded the
hangar where the debris was taken. Gene added: “And what he tells you is true. He
would have done anything if he was ordered to. Anything! He was a tough kind of guy.”
I reached Calvin Cox by phone very recently. His story was one that he was at first
reluctant to tell. But what he did relate was remarkable.
Calvin explained that he held Top-Secret clearance. When the debris from the
Roswell crash was being brought to base, Calvin states the he was commanded to perform very urgent guard
duty at Hangar 84. It would be a 4-hour shift. The Provost Marshal Major Edwin Easley instructed Calvin to
guard a portion of the inside of the huge hangar. And Calvin did this. But what gives him pause even today are
the forceful orders that he was given that extraordinary day:
Major Easley had commanded Calvin in absolute terms to “shoot and kill anyone who tried to enter the
hangar that was not authorized to do so.”
And Calvin adds that he was then told by the Major that he would not be using his standard-issue weapon
for guard duty. Instead, Easley issued Calvin a submachine gun to be used with deadly force should anyone try
to cross:
The Roswell Debris Guard's Other Rewvelations
Cox said that there was a guard placed both outside and inside the entrances to the hangar. He was not to go
beyond a rope that was placed just a few feet inside the hangar entrance. Despite this, Calvin had the
opportunity to view some of the incoming Roswell debris from a distance. He saw some of the crash material
sticking out of a 60-foot flatbed filling perhaps just half of the trailer’s capacity.
He indicates that it appeared that the crash material may have been metal-like but that he could tell it was
protruding out in beams and appeared shiny and smooth. Some of it may have had a burnished or tarnished
coloring. Far back in the poorly-lit hangar, he could see about 30 feet of strange structured metal-like material
that was similar to what he had seen in the flatbed.
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Cox states that at no time during this event did he see
anything resembling a balloon or balloon train. He
remembers the newspapers later stating that the disc was
found out to have been a balloon after all and personally
knowing that was not true but being unable to say anything.
Calvin believes that Intelligence Officer Major Jesse
Marcel’s late-in-life disclosures about finding material in the
desert not from Earth are true. Calvin says that Jesse was
“straight forward” and that Jesse was set up as a “fall guy.”
After the crash, Calvin noticed that there were personnel
around the base in great numbers that he knew to have been
affiliated with Intelligence agencies including both the FBI and the OSI.
When I asked him what happened to the debris, Cox said that he knew that pilot Captain Oliver “Pappy”
Henderson was involved in flying some of it out to another location. (Many years ago, researchers documented
that Henderson had confessed to family that he had personally seen the alien bodies and strange debris.)
Calvin today maintains that what he guarded must have been of such importance that it affected National
Security. And he believes that what crashed was “piloted.” When I asked by whom, he replied with a question:
“Do you believe in Aliens?”
The Major, His Orders, and His Confession
Major Edwin Easley was the Provost Marshal at Roswell Army Air Field in
July of 1947. A Provost Marshal is the head of the Military Police group at a
base of military operations. He is the officer in charge of this unit and thus is
responsible for military discipline, maintaining order, and other police functions.
Easley was the one who issued the kill order to Calvin Cox. It is believed that
Easley as Provost Marshal also secured the Crash site.
When Easley was reached in 1991 by researcher Kevin Randle, he was asked
if he thought that they were “following the right path” on the true nature of the
Roswell crash. Easley asked “What do you mean?”
When it was clarified as referring to “the extraterrestrial path” Easley
responded: “Well let me put it to you this way. That’s not the wrong path.”
He would say no more, indicating that he was “sworn to secrecy.”
His daughter Nancy Johnston Easley has stated that her father said to her that he had made a promise to
President Truman not to reveal anything. During his last days, Easley finally confirmed to his family members
(and to his physician Dr. Harold Granik) that there was a "real crash" that occurred “North of Roswell.” When
asked what he had seen out there in the desert, Edwin replied: “Creatures.”
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https://www.ufoexplorations.com/was-obama-briefed-on-roswell
Was Obama Briefed On Roswell? by Anthony Bragalia (originally published Nov 2008)
How are the Secrets of the Nation revealed to incoming Presidents? Who reveals? What is said? Is
everything told them?
Briefing these secrets to the new Commander-In-Chief is in itself a necessarily veiled process. Precisely
how it is done and what is said remains unknowable. We can surmise that details were related on matters of
National Security and on matters of International import. But does this intelligence briefing extend to
intelligence on things Cosmic? Is our new leader told that Man is not alone in the Universe? Is he made aware
that a craft from another world crashed in our country 6 decades ago? Does the new President know about
Roswell?
We understand that the intelligence briefing process is one that is gradual. It is delivered "incrementally".
Both party presidential candidates (Obama and McCain) were given briefings in early September of this year by
Director of National Intelligence Michael McConnell. The briefings were characterized by him as
"substantive". Of course, no further details about it were given.
According to Reuters, this week President-Elect Obama is "beginning to receive intelligence briefings as
part of his transition to the White House". Presumably much more is being told to Obama this week in these
briefings as President-Elect than was told to him 8 weeks ago as a presidential candidate. We can infer that
once sworn in, President Obama will be told even more.
Obama was asked by the late Tim Russert during a presidential debate about extraterrestrial beings and
intelligent life in the Universe. Obama replied that he was more interested in people's lives here in the United
States. At other times, he has expressed concerns about the associated costs of a mission to Mars and other
manned space flights. Will his lack of interest in things ET limit what is told to him about the subject?
Perhaps personal interest plays little part in considering when (and if) a President is told about such things.
President Clinton engaged members of his team (including his Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell
and Chief of Staff John Podesta) to find out the truth about Roswell. Evidently, Clinton was not ever briefed on
the subject. A copy of the book The Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell was found in his personal library
during the Ken Starr investigation. Clinton had to make efforts to find out for himself about Roswell.
So did John Podesta. Interestingly, the November 6 New York Times reports that John Podesta is being
considered for the Energy Secretary post under Obama. Amazingly in this same article, The Times says of
Podesta: "If anyone knows the truth about Roswell, NM, it's Mr. Podesta."
It is likely that prior senior-level association with Defense or Intelligence agencies is a requirement for
being "let in" on the revelation of Roswell.
This very thing is hinted at by Vice-President Dick Cheney. He was formerly Defense Secretary under the
senior Bush administration. On a DC public radio interview in 2001, a caller asked Cheney: "Have you ever
been read in to the UFO program?" Instead of firmly replying "No", Cheney was surprised and flustered by the
caller's question. He very cautiously and curiously replied: "Well, if I had been briefed on the subject of UFOs,
it was probably highly Classified and I can't talk about it."
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Cheney's close friend since the 1970s is former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. In 1968, Rumsfeld (as
a US Representative) formally introduced USAF Project Bluebook Advisor Dr. J. Allen Hynek to the House of
Representatives Committee on Science and Aeronautics Symposium on UFOs.
Years later when Rumsfeld was Defense Secretary under President Ford, Hynek approached Rumsfeld
about the UFO subject to see what Rumsfeld had learned, given his position. Rumsfeld rose from his chair,
pointed at Hynek, and said: "You have no right to know!"
Access to the highly compartmentalized Roswell information is given by those who know. And it is only
given to those deemed by them to have a Need-to-Know. Our new President has the Need-To-Know. As the
London Free Times exclaimed in its headlines after the election, we are all living in "A Whole New World!"
Let us hope that life in our New World will include sharing the truth about the lives that exist on Others.
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/children-who-bore-witness-roswell
The Children Who Bore Witness to Roswell: Their Tragic Stories Finally Revealed by Anthony Bragalia (originally published March 2012)
For many, what was seen at Roswell cast a shadow the length of a lifetime. And for the 2 children who
innocently happened on strange things fallen from the sky in 1947 that did not belong, their lifetimes were
short. It is telling that the ‘first-on-the-scene’ witnesses to the unearthly crash materials were the ones who
would say the very least. They were troubled by secrets that were held in their hearts and went to their graves.
The original and untainted witnesses were ranch manager Mack Brazel and 2 New Mexico boys Dee Proctor
and Vernon Brazel.
But suffer the children. And these two indeed suffered. Theirs is a story of silence and of suicide. It is a
tortured tale of drink, divorce, and dying young. It is an incredible account of stolen alien metal and of
frightening threats to juveniles. And the brief but stunning confession of one of these Roswell child witnesses
is related on the Internet for the first time ever here-and-now:
The Ranch Man's Son: Vern Brazel
Mack Brazel managed a ranch that was owned by twin brothers H.S. “Henry” Foster
and J.B. “Jasper” Foster. Vernon was Mack’s son. Vern was 8 years old in 1947. He is
very rarely mentioned in the Roswell UFO crash saga. In fact, Vern is mentioned only
once (and fleetingly) in only one edition of one of Roswell’s two newspapers at the time
and in none of the newspapers in the Country that carried the story. Only the Roswell
Daily Record’s July 9th 1947 issue mentions the ranch man’s son and states in part:
“Brazel related… that he and his 8 year old son came across the large area of
wreckage…”
That is all that has ever been written about Vernon Brazel. And no one ever got to
talk to him because he left New Mexico as soon as he legally could. And no one could
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find Vern Brazel because he changed his name and moved from state-to-state. And no one will ever be able to
talk to Vernon Brazel because he shot himself young with a handgun, instantly ending his life with a bullet to
his head.
This author learned from Loretta Proctor (neighbor to Mack Brazel) in conversations about 4 years ago that
Vernon was a very close friend with her son Dee who was also there at the discovery of the crash scene. Dee
was 7 and Vern was 8. Both were what she called “little ranchers” who helped Mack with chores on weekends
and during summers.
When I first mentioned Vern’s name to Loretta, however, she snapped: “What do you know about Vern?”
Loretta, who had always before been very accommodating and pleasant, startled me with the way in which she
wanted to know how I knew of Vern.
I then realized the reason for her alarming firmness. Loretta explained that after the crash, Vern “had
adjustment problems, a hard time with the other kids”, and became the brunt of jokes about his Dad’s unusual
find. He wanted to get out of the state as soon as he was of age, Loretta learned. The story followed him
wherever he went.
Loretta told me that Vernon wound up changing his name and “wanted to get as far away from his identity
and this state as he possibly could. He used the last name of Tannehill or Tunnecliffe, I believe. Something
like that.”
Loretta was to find out that after a brief stint in the U.S. Navy, Vernon lived in many places including
Montana, California, and Virginia. But as far as Loretta knew, Vern never returned to New Mexico. “He never
wanted those memories.”
Roswell’s “little secret” about their “little rancher” was about to be told when I asked Loretta: “What
became of Vern?” Loretta hesitated and replied: “Vern took a pistol and killed himself. Shot in the head. He
was only in his 20s.”
Shocked and hearing what I thought was a suppressed weep, I could only say to her: “We both know why.”
Loretta did not reply.
I wanted to confirm as much as I could about this remarkable information imparted to me by Loretta. And
in fact, I was able to ascertain through military records that Vernon Brazel was a shipmate of the USS
Hassayampa at its homeport in Pearl Harbor. Through the Social Security Death Index, I found that both
California and Virginia were given as the last state of residence and as the state where the death certificate was
issued. And he did pass in his 20s. All of this Loretta Proctor had told me. I felt almost guilty fact-checking
her. This is because the ranch woman who has outlived her beloved son Dee and is now nearly a century old –
has always proven to be a woman of truth.
A Boy Named "Dee" : William "Dee" Proctor
“Dee” Proctor was Loretta and Floyd Proctor’s son. Loretta does not like
to talk about Dee in relation to the Roswell crash. And Dee most assuredly did
not want to talk to anyone about it. For many decades the boy witness even as
a senior citizen actively avoided any discussion of the topic. He literally hid
from researchers. His dodging of them was extreme.
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Proctor neighbor John Tilley told me that in the 1980s,when he and Loretta
were in her living room and he happened to mention the Crash, he heard Dee in
the kitchen (who was visiting his mother and eating breakfast) get up quickly
and leave through the back door “like the house was on fire”, thus eluding
Tilley.
John said to me: “I know why Dee didn’t pick up after himself after eating
which he always did at his Mother’s. It’s because he heard us discussing
something he did not want to talk about.”
Several researchers can relate accounts of Dee literally running from them
and not wishing to talk about it in any way. Surely it would have been far far easier for Dee to simply say that it
was too long ago and that he was too young rather than to flee and hide behind his mother Loretta. Even as a
grown adult man, he acted immaturely like a child.
Dee exhibited an extraordinary reluctance to discuss the incident throughout his life. He was also a lifelong
alcoholic but never drinking around his mother Loretta. In fact, he was described to me by more than one as a
“raging alcoholic” (including by a Deputy Clerk at the Lincoln County, NM Clerk’s office.) Dee was nearly
hermetic, divorced, and was morbidly obese. He died at age 66 in January 2006 of a massive heart attack while
driving to a Ruidoso ranch.
Dee was known to have been at the crash site with Mack at the time of its first discovery. It is very telling
that Mack did not tell reporters that Dee was there. He was clearly protecting the boy. Everyone did including
Dee’s mother Loretta and father Floyd. In fact, it would never have been known that Dee was at the Crash had
not researchers Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt been informed that the boy was there by Proctor friends and
neighbors including Tommy Tyree.
Loretta and her late husband Floyd never offered that Dee was there at the Crash site with Mack and Vern
despite prior interviews with researchers. She only admitted that Dee was at the site when it was clear that she
could not deny it. Loretta told me that Dee “worked” for Mack at the grand rate of 25 cents-per-day on
weekends and during summers. Dee, she is certain, returned home by the weekend that first week in July
because she remembers having told Mack that she wanted Dee home for the July 4th weekend festivities. This
is why the July 2/3 crash date is the most likely.
Dee never offered to discuss with others what he knew. He would let his mother Loretta do the talking for
him. I asked Loretta what Dee saw. She used the same fallback line that she has used with other researchers
over the years: “Well, Dee was just a boy. He don’t really remember that at all. He was just a kid.”
Knowing that she had used that excuse before with others, I pressed her. “Loretta, Dee may have been just
a boy when it occurred. But you surely remember what he told you at the time when he returned home. You
were 33 at the time.”
Loretta, for the first and only time in the discussions that I had with her, changed the subject so artfully and
so quickly that I nearly forgot that I had asked the question.
Dee could ride horse, Loretta said, from a very young age. He loved going to the Foster Ranch to help
Mack and the two would ride together. I believe that it is distinctly possible that it was adventuresome young
Dee Proctor who first found the Site and first laid eyes on the debris. Loretta told me that Dee would often “go
off on his own ahead of Mack. Which worried Mack.”
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Dee's Confessions
Dee talked to only one “outsider” about the Crash event and then only by “accident”. And his mother
Loretta spoke only once about details that Dee told her about the site. We now realize that Dee Proctor is to be
considered an historical figure who saw what none of us ever will. But it was a “privilege” that Dee never
sought and a sight he wished that he had never seen.
Dee was with Brazel when he first discovered the debris field. But he was also with Brazel, he told his
mother Loretta, when he discovered “something else” at another site 2-1/2 miles to the east that left him
deeply traumatized for the rest of his life. He never told her exactly what he saw there. But he did take her to
the location in 1994 saying "Here is where Mack found something else."
The only other time that it is known that Dee spoke of the event was by “accident”. Author and researcher
Kevin Randle indicates that on 2 occasions in the 1990s when phoning for Loretta Proctor, her son Dee had
answered. Realizing that these would be “missed opportunities” not to talk to Dee directly, Kevin engaged him
both times in very brief conversation before Dee’s mother got to the phone. Dee quickly and reluctantly
confirmed to Kevin some astounding information:
● He was indeed with Mack at the Crash site the first week in July of 1947 and remembers it
● Military authorities had come to “visit” him to discuss the Crash
● He and Mack did come upon and view a large field of metal-like debris and the remnants of a craft
● He did not believe the material that he saw to be from Earth or made by Man
● He said that he later took some friends out with him to visit the site
This last item is confirmed by Roswell resident Sydney "Jack" Wright who told researchers Tom Carey and
Don Schmitt that 2 sons of rancher Thomas Edington and one of rancher Truman Pierce’s daughters got to "the
other location". (This author is currently trying to locate the Edington sons and the Pierce daughter.)
Dee’s confirmation that he was visited by Military authorities is supported by a confidential contact of noted
researcher and author Nick Redfern. Mr. Redfern indicates that he had learned something about Dee Proctor in
the late 1980s from an elderly dying man who had been a U.S. intelligence asset with a legal background.
Nick explained that the man was “utterly disgusted” by something that he had been made privy to during the
course of conducting an investigation that concerned citizens rights violations by intelligence agents in New
Mexico. The man told Nick that he had found out that Dee Proctor had “the fear of God put in him” by brow-
beating operatives when he was visited by them following the Crash. He was visited at least twice later when
he was grown and was “issued veiled warnings about speaking out as an adult.”
Nick notes astutely: “As a child, he was by definition a wild car, and someone deeply involved but who
obviously did not have the mindset of an adult when it occurred and who was therefore of some concern to the
military.”
Redfern further adds: “And hence why this case was an awkward one from the Military perspective. Giving
the rough treatment to a rancher would not be so hard. Doing likewise to a very young kid would hardly be
what soldiers would want as the highlight of their career.”
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So what was the “something else” that Nick’s source told him that Dee had seen?
Body parts.
Did Dee Steal Roswell Crash "Memory Metal"?
In the summer of 2011, Loretta Proctor’s niece Kay went to visit her Aunt. Kay was accompanied by her
friend Jules and they recorded the Roswell crash recollections of the nonagenarian. Speaking of the widely-
reported “memory metal” that came from the UFO crash scene and that was seen by many witnesses, Loretta
made a jaw-dropping statement.
Jules says that with a “measure of smiling venom” Loretta said of her son Dee: “A certain little brat kept it
(some memory metal) hidden away his whole life.”
The “reminder” visits that Dee received throughout his life were warning visits that Dee should not only
never utter a word but also that if he had the memory metal or knew where pieces may be, he was always under
watch and they would always know where he was and what he was doing.
What The Children Teach Us
The two Roswell children who found the UFO crash site were the first human beings in history to lay eyes
upon the Extraterrestrial and things not made on Earth. Both of them (Dee and Vern) never spoke publicly
about the event for as long as they lived. One of them ran from researchers and one ran from Life itself. Both
had “issues” that seemed insurmountable following the Crash event. And both died young keeping a burden
that ultimately proved too difficult for either to bear.
In their deaths, they remind me of another who was Roswell-involved. The Roswell Base Chaplain
Hankerson told his children repeatedly and trance-like on his deathbed: “Too much knowledge can be a very
bad thing.”
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/roswell-fireman-confesses-it-was-sa
Roswell Fireman Confesses: It WAS a Flying Saucer! by Anthony Bragalia / (originally published March 2009)
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A firefighter who was with the Roswell Fire Department in 1947 has confirmed that the mysterious Crash in
the New Mexico desert that summer was in fact of an unearthly craft.
The firefighter (now age 90) related stunning information to this author in a lengthy interview conducted
recently. Respected Roswell author Kevin Randle also talked with this fireman to confirm the details of his
story.
Some time ago, I located the son of Rue Chrisman. Rue was the Fire Chief for the Roswell Fire Department
in 1947, passing in 1981 at age 98. Chrisman's son explained to me that he knew that the town's Fire
Department was somehow involved in the Crash event. But the son was sparse in his conversation and not
really wishing to elaborate.
When pressed, the son said: "It did happen. There was a big coverup. The Crash was real."
I asked him how he knew of this. He paused and said: "I knew too many who knew."
I then asked him if any Roswell Firemen from 1947 are still alive. He replied that there was still "one left".
He only mentioned the surviving fireman's surname as "Smith" and that one of his family members attends the
same church as the involved fireman. Working with Kevin Randle, we identified and located the elderly
gentleman and sought his testimony.
When reached, the Fireman was somewhat hesitant to discuss the matter. But after some "small talk", he
warmed up to discussion. In a far-ranging conversation, the Fireman related these incredible details:
● An intimidating Colonel from Roswell Army Air Field visited the Roswell Fire Department immediately
after the Crash. The Colonel explained to the firemen who were at the department that day that an
"unknown object from someplace else" had crashed in the desert outside Roswell.
● The Colonel warned that no one was to speak about the Event to anyone ever. He also commanded them
that nobody was to go out to the site or respond to any inquiries about the Event. He explained that
"everything was being handled by the Military."
● Dan Dwyer (another Roswell Fire Department firefighter) did manage to go out to see the Crash site
defying the Colonels orders. He confirms some of the details that Dan Dwyer's daughter Frankie
Rowe has related in numerous interviews over the years. Frankie maintains that her father was able to
view the craft and its occupants.
● Dan related to him that the area surrounding the Crash was secured and cordoned by armed guards.
Firemen went out there on their own volition, not as a "department". The Fireman did not want to talk
too much about Dan Dwyer and Frankie Rowe, though.
● The Crash was of a craft not from Earth. The Fireman explained that it was not a balloon or any type
of military experiment. He said that it was a "UFO".
When I said to him that the term "UFO" was not used back then, he said it was "Unidentified. A
Flying Saucer."
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I asked him how he knew this. He stated that he was certain because of "what I was told at the
time, it happened." He explained that the Colonel did not know what the craft was or from where it
came and that there was great concern over the situation.
● The Roswell City Manager knew about the Event and came into the Fire Department to personally and
forcefully order the department to say nothing of the Crash. Although the Fireman could not recall the
City Manager's name at the time, I knew who it was.
When I mentioned the name "C.M. Woodbury" to him, he said that did seem to be the name. As
it happens, C.M. Woodbury would have been a very intimidating individual with whom to reckon.
This is because C.M. Woodbury was known as the "Iron Major". A decorated War vet of the
notoriously effective 752nd Tank Battalion. Woodbury was also very close friends with Butch
Blanchard, the Roswell Army Air Field base commander.
● The Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) base Fire Department was heavily involved in the Crash recovery.
The Fireman explained that "this is where the confusion comes from". The Fire Department that was
most heavily involved in the Crash retrieval was not so much the city fire department but the Base's
own Fire Department. He asserted that the RAAF firemen "knew the most" about the Event. He was
unfortunately unable to recall the names of these firemen.
● The Roswell Sheriff's Department was engaged in the coverup of the Crash. The Fireman confirmed that
Deputy Tommy Thompson was someone he knew at the Sheriff's office who was told to "keep the
quiet."
● When asked how he "dealt with the fact that a craft from another world had crashed near Roswell", the
Fireman replied that they had no idea what the implications were. "We just didn't really ever think
about those kind of things at that time. But I do now."
The Fireman's testimony is nothing short of amazing. It confirms the unknown nature of the Roswell Crash
in 1947. It is, however, testimony. I appreciate the difficulties with "testimony". Testimony includes
utterances that are presented as evidence for the claims they express.
There is an inherent problem with all testimony. The speaker's reliability and sincerity are supported only
by words rather than documents, photographs, or other physical evidence. I appreciate that the Fireman's words
are not sufficient to justify the belief that the crash at Roswell was extraterrestrial.
However, when testimony is given by an individual who is in fact who he says he is and who did not come
forward but instead was "found", we should pay attention to that testimony. And the truth of the event does not
depend on taking the speaker's word alone as evidence of truth.
The Fireman's testimony is of special importance because he has never come forward publicly before with
his story. And he has no apparent reason or motivation to lie.
The Fireman's full name will not be released until his death. He is in the last years of life living out his days
peacefully with close family. Author Kevin Randle also talked with the Fireman after I did and agrees that a
barrage of calls and contacts to the elderly man by skeptics and others would be a disservice to an old man.
It is said that when a man becomes a Fireman, his greatest act of bravery has been accomplished. In this
case though, the old Fireman's greatest act of bravery was to tell what he knew about the Roswell event for the
sake of history and truth.
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https://www.ufoexplorations.com/roswell-et-event-confessed-general
“Roswell was an ET Event” confessed 4-star General by Anthony Bragalia (originally published Dec 2013)
6 weeks before he passed, the 4-star General who served as Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff under President Eisenhower (and who was the Commander of
the Air Materiel Command at Wright Field in July of 1947) confessed to his
namesake son that the Roswell crash was an extraterrestrial event.
Even more astonishingly, he disclosed that one of the aliens had survived.
General Nathan Twining was a West Point grad who was born into a family
that was long associated with the Military. As Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, he had risen to become the highest ranking military officer in the U.S.
Armed Forces and principal military advisor to a President. Before retiring with
over 4 decades of service, he was eligible to wear over 30 military medals.
Twining, concerned about the increasing rise in UFO reports during the summer of 1947, had advised the
initiation of a formal study of the mysterious phenomenon. Known as Project Sign, this early official UFO
study was authorized in December of 1947 by General Laurence Craige (Chief of Air Force R&D and
implicated as Roswell-involved by Craige’s pilot Ben Games).
At the time of the Roswell incident, Twining was at Wright Field (where the crash debris was flown) as
Commander of the Air Materiel Command (AMC.) The AMC was charged with research, development,
acquisition, and flight testing of novel, prototype or foreign aircraft and weapons. [StealthSkater note: Lt.
Col. Philip Corso said that he was recipient of the debris and instructed to secretly "seed" it to private
industry which later was responsible for the inventions of the transistor, laser, and night-vision goggles
=> doc pdf URL ]
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Twining would certainly have been well-positioned to have known about what had really happened at
Roswell at the time of the Crash. He likely garnered further details when he was later rewarded for his work by
being named by a President to lead our Nation’s Armed Forces as Joint Chiefs of Staff.
In a formerly classified (and infamous) letter to Air Force General George Schulgen (known as the
“Twining Memo”) Twining writes to the General that the flying disc phenomenon reported “is something real
and not visionary or fictitious.” He went on to consider natural phenomenon and controlled engineered objects
as possibilities.
It now appears evident that Twining knew far more definitively what the phenomenon actually represented.
Buried at the Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors, General Twining died in March of
1982 in Texas at the age of 84.
The General’s Son Reveals His Father’s Roswell Secret
Nathan Twining’s same-named son told investigators (including Tom Carey)
that on UFOs, he had remembered that his father had mentioned to him that he
was very concerned about the increasing number of pilots that were “lost” while
scrambling for and chasing the illusive flying objects.
And a recent and very little-viewed video of testimony given by an
unassuming Englishwoman suggests strongly that General Twining and his son
knew far more about the true nature of Roswell crash than they had ever let on
publicly.
In the video released in September of this year by UK investigator Joanne
Summerscales, a woman named Jo Walters (who is now is her 80s) relates that
she met Nathan Twining, Jr. during the 1997-8 timeframe. What he told her
about his General father has left her startled to this day.
At the time, Jo was along with two friends considering retiring to the United States. She and her friends
were members of a religion that was seeking to establish a community retreat there. It happened that one of her
friends knew of Nathan Twining Jr. who was a member of the same faith in the U.S. She contacted him to let
him know of their intentions. To her delight, he invited her and another friend to spend some time at the guest
quarters at his ranch. He would discuss placing a religious community on one of his expansive New Mexico
land holdings. They accepted his invitation and arrived to a fine welcome.
Later in the visit, Nathan explained to Jo that he was the son of a military General. Given the ranch’s New
Mexico location and his father’s time of service, the talk got around to the Roswell crash.
Nathan Jr. told Jo that his father and he had discussed the matter previously and that at the end of his life,
his father finally came forth on the true nature of the Roswell event.
Nathan said that his father believed that he was always ‘straight’ with his son and that he now wanted to set
the record straight about the Crash. General Twining was apparently sparing in what he told his son. But 6
weeks before he passed, General Twining did confirm:
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● The Roswell incident was in fact an event involving extraterrestrials
● A crew of beings had crashed in the desert
● One of these beings had survived but later expired
● The General added that he had himself visited the being and had communicated with it telepathically
while it was held at a secure Government location in New Mexico.
< Jo Walters being interviewed here >
Nathan Twining Jr. (now elderly, placed under guardianship and believed incapacitated) became recognized
as very successful as both a real estate businessman in Baltimore and as a New Mexico land developer. And he
was as generous as he was prosperous (donating, for instance, acres of land on which to site an observatory for
the Albuquerque Astronomical Society).
He is a man of inherited means with a reputation for genuineness. He had no reason to fabricate or to
dishonor his father’s legacy with lies. And corroboration for Jo Walter’s claims about Twining comes from
several including these individuals:
● Respected veteran UFO researcher Ted Oliphant relates in a Facebook entry that he had also heard from
Nathan Twining Jr. that his General dad saw the Roswell alien and that it had used telepathic means to
communicate. Nathan Jr. added this important element. He was told by his father that the ET
“wanted no contact with us.”
● Paranormal researcher Suzy Ward wrote in 2011 that about 20 years previous, she had purchased some
acreage from Nathan Jr. In conversations with him at that time (and perhaps because of her inclination
to things universal and spiritual), she was related some amazing things about the Crash. Like Jo
Walters and Ted Oliphant, she was told of Nathan’s father’s story about a surviving crew member of a
4-creature crew and about communication by telepathy with the living alien.
● Roswell investigator and author Tom Carey (when emailed the Jo Walters video by this author) confirmed
to me that what Jo states matches up with what he knew to be true about Nathan Twining Jr. He has
met Twining in the past and has been to his ranch estate. Carey said that what Walter’s details about
Twining’s ranch, circumstance, demeanor, and related fine points leads him to believe that she had
indeed visited him in New Mexico.
The Highest Official Confirmation of ET Ever?
If what Nathan Jr. says about Nathan Sr. was true, it represents confirmation at the very highest levels of
Government from one of the most decorated men in military history that the Roswell incident was truly ET.
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https://www.ufoexplorations.com/father-nuclear-medicine-re-saucer
Classified Document confirms that the Father Of Nuclear Medicine and the
Air Force's Medical Chief discussed 1940's Flying Saucer Crash by Anthony Bragalia (originally published Feb 2012)
A formerly Classified letter from early 1950 reveals that the Father of Nuclear Medicine and the Chief of
Medical Research for the U.S. Air Force discussed “bizarre details” surrounding the crash of a flying saucer that
had occurred sometime prior. These two distinguished Men of Science from the 1940s and 1950s may have had
insight into the UFO phenomenon that went far beyond what most at the time knew about fallen ET.
Remarkably, in this same document mention is made of the work of a Battelle Memorial Institute-
associated psychologist who was studying UFO sightings for the US Air Force. This was the very same
organization that was tasked to conduct metallurgical studies of the UFO crash “memory metal” found at
Roswell in 1947 (as related in this author’s series of articles on Battelle.) This psychologist was also associated
with the Aero-Medical Lab at Wright Field (the same lab that new testimony says conducted the examination of
alien corpses).
[StealthSkater note: In late-1985 I responded to a job posting by Battelle and later received an offer to
work on optimizing the F-100 jet engine performance at a WPAFB lab. The setup included many
Modcomp process control computers tied to an IBM mainframe. I had experience with both
computers in my previous Union Carbide job as a scientific applications programmer/analyst. I
was told that it was against Battelle's charter to advertise its services in the public domain. That
made me regard Battelle as a sort of Government/Military thin tank. It turns out that Battelle
invented the photocopier which was later sold to the new Xerox Corporation.]
These Men of Science
USAF Lt. Col. Robert H. Blount was the Chief of the Medical Research Division for the Air Force’s Office
of the Surgeon General. Each branch of service has a “Surgeon General” office that is distinct from the
Surgeon General of the United States. For several years including in 1950, Blount led the Air Force’s
innovation and development activities in a range of medical areas. This included aero-flight medical research,
aircrew health assessments, laboratory analysis, and aviation biology. He was also associated with the U.S.
Research and Development Board. Blount was later named Deputy Commandant of the esteemed Air Force
School of Aviation Medicine.
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Dr. Robley Evans was a world-famous MIT scientist. He was named
Professor Emeritus of the Cambridge institution and he is universally
acknowledged as the “Father of Nuclear Medicine”. He was awarded the
prestigious Enrico Fermi Award for his pioneering work on the effects of
radiation on the human body. The Fermi Award is the highest award
given by the U.S. Department of Energy. Evans' technical achievements
were diverse and included those in areas such as histochemistry, blood and
tissue preservation, and physics. Evans built MIT’s first cyclotron or
“atom-smasher” and the first such system in the World for medical and
biological use.
That these two men of Science (in the fields of flight biology, medical
research, and body studies) were professionally discussing the Crash of a
Flying Saucer in an official and Classified document is remarkable. And
if this crashed saucer was piloted, these scientists (considering their specialities) would no doubt have interest in
the alien bodies.
The Telling Letter
In this letter between the 2 scientists (previously classified “Restricted”) concerning official Government
UFO study, Blount writes to Evans on March 10, 1950:
“It is recently rumored that one of the so-called flying saucers crashed in Mexico. However,
the details are somewhat bizarre at the moment.”
Just before this sentence, Blount discusses with Evans that he has also received information that “a new
report is in the process of being published and will be classified “Top Secret.”
Here is the telling document (click to enlarge):
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In the letter, Blount also alludes to a report by a psychologist who had collaborated with Battelle on early
UFO studies. This psychologist (unnamed in the letter) was Dr. Paul M. Fitts, an Ohio State University
Professor in Columbus, OH (where Battelle is headquartered). Dr. Fitts played a role in designing and
developing UFO sightings questionnaires (which Battelle referred to as “Observer Interrogation Forms”)
according to a formerly secret Battelle “Status Report”. Fitts also consulted with Wright-Patterson on classified
projects areas such as psychology and aero-medical research.
Blount requested that Evans return to him Fitt’s memorandum report (that Blount had enclosed with the
letter) after Evans had read it. Battelle’s involvement in ‘things UFO’ was to be kept under wraps at all costs.
For instance, the USAF’s UFO investigator Edward J. Ruppelt would only refer to Battelle as “Project Bear” or
“a research organization in the Midwest” when discussing their UFO work. And Dr. Howard Cross of Battelle
became very angry with the USAF’s UFO investigator Dr. J. Allen Hynek when Hynek inquired about a memo
(called ‘Pentacle’) that concerned details of Battelle’s earlier UFO studies. (Thanks is extended to Bob Koford
for providing key data on this letter for this article.)
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Corroboration for the ET Crash and Bodies?
In the April 10, 2009 article by this author entitled "AF Roswell Study Contributor Admits: It Was ET" (on
this website), I relate my interview of Lt. Col. Ray Madson. Madson led the “crash test dummy” project that
the Air Force said in their 1997 debunking report accounted for the alien corpses seen at Roswell. Madson
explained that he was “used” by the Air Force.
He also related to me another stunning story. He explained that his wife (whom he met at Wright-Patterson)
was employed as an Administrator at the Wright Aero Medical Laboratory in the early-1950s. This is the very
same lab that Blount’s letter refers to and that Dr. Paul Fitts was consulting to on UFO matters. And it was
during this very same time and at this same laboratory that Madson’s wife told me that she had heard ‘honest
talk from honest people’ about ET bodies that had been ‘brought in’ some years prior from a crash in the
Southwest.
What the Letter means
Who Said It and Why. The letter reveals that a high-level USAF officer who led medical research was
made privy to discussion of a crashed UFO, likely from the late 1940s. This officer must have assigned some
possible validity to this “talk” to have then related it to an esteemed MIT scientist. He relates this information
in a professional capacity on a restricted basis. He addresses Evans as “Dr.” and he signs the letter with his
rank and title.
This is not “idle talk” between friends. It is talk between professionals. Blount had obviously heard about
the crash event while at Wright (or at the Pentagon) from sources that he implicitly trusted or he would not even
have mentioned such a thing to Dr. Evans. He indicates to Dr. Evans that the “details” about the flying saucer
crash are “somewhat bizarre at the moment”.
This means that Col. Blount is aware of specific aspects of the Crash and that he has a more intricate
understanding of it that he has not included in the letter to Dr. Evans. Whether these “bizarre details at the
moment” were clarified to Col. Blount at a later date remains unknown.
“Bizarre” is an interesting choice of words and is intentionally used by Blount. These “details” about the
crash are certainly of an unusual nature involving unexpected elements. Just what are these “bizarre details”?
Over 6 decades of research later, I think that we know full well what they are:
The Letter Likely Refers to Roswell
Evans says that he heard that the Flying Saucer crash occurred in Mexico. But I believe that in the retelling
(or perhaps deliberately to obfuscate the details), “Mexico” is meant to be “New Mexico” as in Roswell, NM. It
cannot mean the alleged UFO crash south of Del Rio, TX on Mexican soil because this allegedly occurred on
December 6th of that year and the letter was written in March. The letter was composed about 70 days into the
year 1950.
Col. Blount refers to the Crash in the past tense as in ‘sometime prior’ to 1950. He is most certainly
referring to an event that occurred in the late 1940s. Could he have been referring to the Roswell crash in New
Mexico 2½ years before and that credible “rumors” of the event were just then reaching Col. Blount?
The Possible Implications of the Letter
The fact that the officer included any mention at all of a crashed Saucer (or rumors thereof) in a letter that
otherwise concerned itself with serious, US-Government authorized UFO study is in and of itself thoroughly
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remarkable. Given the extraordinary achievements of Dr. Robley Evans, it is inconceivable that Col. Blount
would waste the time of the very busy Dr. Evans to even mention such a paradigm-shifting thing had he not felt
that the Flying Saucer crash talk that he had been made privy to did indeed have veracity. He would not have
uttered a anything about it to Evans had Blount not believed his source.
Is it possible that the aero-medical man Col. Blount later learned the truth about the unidentified aerial
recovered at Roswell? Did Blount receive the further “details” about the event that he no doubt sought? Was
he later himself involved in the ‘body studies’ of alien pilots?
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/of-roswell-and-rockets-v2-film
Of Roswell & Rockets : the Secret V-2 Flying Saucer Film by Anthony Bragalia (originally published Feb 2010)
The White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico played a significant role
in the testing of captured German V-2 rockets in the mid- and late-1940s.
From this massive range, the fierce rockets were regularly launched. These
complex devices of destruction were propelled through the air to test the hurl
of explosives at an enemy.
But new research reveals that the V-2 also somehow "attracted" UFOs and
that our military even purposely cast up V-2s that were mounted with cameras
to take motion pictures of the discs!
A world-famous physicist, a former state congressman, an expert radar
operator, and a Government atmospheric scientist all confirm that Flying
Saucers were drawn to the V-2s and were filmed by the pernicious projectiles.
And there may well have been a Roswell crash connection!
Developed at the end of the Second World War by Nazi
Germany, the V-2 was the world's first long-range combat-
ballistic missile. As the single most expensive development
project of the Third Reich, it was also the first human-made
device to achieve suborbital flight. The progenitor of space
flight and of all modern rockets, these tubes of terror were
horrifying weapons that killed many thousands of people in
Antwerp and London and destroyed critical Allied
infrastructure. The V-2s were captured by the U.S. Military
upon Hitler's defeat and taken to the U.S. and reassembled.
Tested for killer power at White Sands, the V-2 also
provided something that is little-known to most (even today).
Never before seen aerial views and perspectives of the skies and
Earth. This was achieved by skillfully placing still photography
and motion picture equipment onto the rockets. The film (link)
shows a captured V-2 rocket being used as a test platform for the U.S. space program. The date of this
incredible footage is November 22, 1946.
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Sarbacher's story on Saucers and Missiles
Dr. Robert Sarbacher was a preeminent scientist. A Harvard
graduate, he was Dean of the Graduate School of Georgia Institute of
Technology; Director of Research at Wedd Laboratories; an
accomplished inventor; a Scientific Consultant to the U.S. Marines and
government agencies; and connected to the Joint Research and
Development Board (JRDB) of the US DOD. One of his research
specialties was remote-controlled rockets.
In the 1980s, Sarbacher confirmed to researchers William Steinman,
Stan Freidman, Jerry Clark, and William Moore several truths about
UFOs and ET. He indicated that in the early-1950s, he was officially
made aware of a crash of a non-terrestrial craft in the Southwest. (A
crash that occurred at that time or likely sometime prior and may well
have been the Roswell UFO crash.)
He had confirmed to them (as well as to scientist Wilbert Smith of Canada 3 decades prior) that the subject
was classified higher that the development of the Atom Bomb. He said that the debris was very light and very
tough. He understood that the aliens were lightweight and constructed somewhat like insects. He said that a
small group of people were likely involved in the crash debris analysis and included Werner Von Braun,
Vannevar Bush, Robert Oppenheimer, and Eric Walker among others. [StealthSkater note: More on Wilbert
Smith's 'Project Magnet' is at => doc pdf URL ]
Recently, respected researcher D.M. Duncan located Sarbacher's son Robert Sarbacher, Jr. living in Texas.
Duncan had a revealing dialog with Sarbacher's Jr. It was learned that the younger Sarbacher had once
questioned his father about the UFO phenomena. His Dad spoke sparingly about the saucer subject.
Sarbacher Jr. said of his father: "He knew that they were real for the obvious reason that they would be
going 600 mph and then make a direct 90 degree turn in mid-air without slowing down...separated from all
inertia and gravity. Dad said that the reason he was called in was to build the right kind of missile to track these
things since they were way too fast for any of our planes to catch. They wanted the missile to not destroy any
of the UFOs but to be able to track them. So Dad had cameras installed (like on the V-2 rockets) so when the
UFO comes into our air space, we would shoot missiles at them with cameras on them since only a missile
could keep up with the speed turns."
Stunned at the revelation, Duncan wanted to clarify this and Sarbacher's son replied: "Yes. Exactly to track
UFOs. Or rather to photograph and watch them... When he first told me about the missiles...the first thing I
thought was what? You were trying to destroy them? He (Sarbacher Sr.) said very normally and matter of
factly: 'No, we put cameras on the end of them.' "
A Congressman Comments
J. Andrew Kissner was a former New Mexico State Representative from Las Cruces, NM. During the
1990s, Kissner provided assistance to Congressman Steven Schiff of New Mexico in ascertaining the truth
about the UFO crash at Roswell. Schiff was instrumental in facilitating studies conducted by the U.S. GAO and
USAF on the crash.
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Kissner maintains that while he worked in Las Cruces near White Sands
Missile Range, he received information from a trusted high-ranking officer
who worked there. Kissner wrote that at White Sands, he was told that in
1947: "A radar target instantaneously appeared next to the ascending V-2
missile and immediately the V-2 rocket changed course." Kissner says his
White Sands military officer source "saw a photograph of a Flying Disc taken
from a camera aimed through a V-2 rocket window. The object changed
course taking a northeasterly track, one that brought the rocket crashing to
earth 2 minutes later only 6 miles east and slightly north of the community of
Alamogordo, New Mexico, 40 degrees off the V-2's project flight path."
Kissner continues. "Whatever had mysteriously appeared and vanished after observing a V-2 in flight in
close proximity to the rocket, it apparently affected the rocket's trajectory. That event became an immediate
priority with a very small closed circle of highly ranked general staff officers and civilian scientists assigned to
the Joint Research and Development Board (JRDB)."
Kissner wonders if the saucer at Roswell was somehow brought down purposely or inadvertently by such V-
2 or other rocket exercises.
The White Sands Radar Report
Lloyd Eugene Camp was a Sergeant Major who spent many years at White Sands including as a Radar
Operator. Camp died at age 75 in 1993. Recently his daughter Sherry Malin revealed intriguing information
that supports and corroborates the Sarbacher and Kissner White Sands revelations.
Camp's daughter explains. "Back in the 1940s, my father worked at the
White Sands Proving Grounds in Alamogordo, N.M. He helped carry out
top-level research on the only captured German V-2 rockets in existence.
He spent several years there, retiring after 37 years in the Navy. One time
while one of the rockets was being launched, two UFOs appeared alongside
the rocket. My father saw both on radar and visually from where he was.
He saw what appeared to be two silvery discs circling the rocket. He
observed them for several minutes before they suddenly turned on their
sides and zoomed off. Meanwhile, the radar equipment went haywire and
locked in on the Flying Saucers as they quickly vanished from the radar
screen causing the men to lose track of the rocket. He said that he had seen
these Flying Saucers several times circling the V-2 rockets when they were
launched at White Sands."
Camp told his daughter in the last year of his life something else of even greater significance.
"My father told me that he remembered a group of men being sent out from White Sands to help pack up
the crashed ship at Roswell, New Mexico. I believe my father was telling the truth."
Sherry adds: "He didn't say UFO. He said Flying Saucer. Dad said they were aliens. They weren't from
here."
For documentation of Camp's Certificate of Clearance with US Naval Intelligence, click here.
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The Atmospheric Scientist
Yet another substantiation of the V-2 viewed saucers comes from
the U.S. Government itself. By carefully re-examining the official
Government UFO study "Project Twinkle" (which considered in
detail the observations of strange aerial phenomena, including the
mysterious "Green Fireballs"), information was found that further
confirms the V-2 Rocket/UFO connection. This bonafide study
appears to provide direct confirmation of the testimonies of
Sarbacher, Kissner, and Camp.
Buried within a document dated November 27, 1951, Dr. Louis
Elterman (Senior Project Scientist with the government's
Atmospherics Physics Laboratory, Geophysics Division) makes a
brief and cryptic comment:
"On August 31, 1950, the phenomena was again observed after a V-2 launching. Although much film was
expended, proper triangulation was not affected so that no information was acquired. On September 11,
arrangements were made for Major Gover to be on call so that aerial objects might be pursued. This would
make possible more intimate visual observation and photography at close range."
The V-2 UFOS : Where Is The Film?
These 4 independent stories on V-2s and UFOs (all from disparate
but credible sources) demonstrate that the phenomenon of aerial
unknowns at White Sands was real and was likely filmed by the V-2.
Did a V-2 or other rocket intentionally or accidentally bring down the
Roswell craft? Where are the films and photographs of the
mysterious sky vehicles taken by these camera-outfitted V-2s?
As with most things related to the phenomena, there are more
questions than answers. Further research and requests through the
Freedom of Information Act by this author will seek to obtain the
answers and the no-doubt incredible film of these V-2 viewed
fantastic Flying Saucers.
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/remote-viewing-roswell
Remote-Viewing Roswell : Can Psychics reveal Crash details? by Anthony Bragalia (originally published Sept 2014)
Uncovering the truth about the Roswell UFO crash of 1947 means securing credible and corroborated
witness testimony, historical records, and other documentation as well as physical and circumstantial evidence.
But are there other meaningful ways to gain insight into the nature of the crash? Could the use of psychic
abilities be of value in such investigation?
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Some people believe so. They point to the use of an extrasensory approach to gaining information about
what really happened in the New Mexico desert over 6½ decades ago. They speak of Remote-Viewing
Roswell.
Remote-Viewing
Remote-Viewing (RV) is a term used to describe a controlled mental faculty that allows a “viewer” to
provide data and detail that is not accessible through traditional sensory means because of distance, time, or
shielding.
Certain individuals are adept in applying this advanced mode of perception. They can acquire information
about people, places, or things in ways that transcend the traditional 5 senses. They have honed mental
processes that enable them to tune in and “sense” these “targets” using psi or psychic ability. Using this
“complimentary cognition”, they can detect, describe, and decode dimensional data that can help to answer
questions relating to “who, what, when, where, and why.”
It is a matter of historical record that a range of U.S. Federal Military and Intelligence agencies (and their
contractors such as SAIC and Stanford Research Institute) believed enough in the potential of this psychic
ability that they conducted R-V studies over a span of 3decades from the 1970s into the 1990s. They had project
names such as Sun Streak, Star Gate, and Grill Flame.
Though there were many successful R-V sessions (recorded by the viewer as sketches and notes made about
the target) that were later found to be correct, these results were not consistent nor always actionable and the
(public acknowledged) funding of these U.S. Government efforts has now seemingly ended.
Some of those who were affiliated with these officially-sanctioned R-V studies today continue their interest
professionally by offering education and training programs as well as through delivering private R-V services.
[StealthSkater note: much more on Remote-Viewing has been archived at => doc pdf URL ]
Receiving Roswell
The most common use of R-V by the DoD and CIA was to locate lost aircraft and to find enemy
installations. It would then seem natural (and likely) that examining an event like the Roswell crash through R-
V has occurred.
But such historical things as the Roswell crash were apparently far lower on the R-V priority list than
fulfilling more immediate information requirements. Major General Albert Stubblebine (who led a major U.S.
Army Intelligence R-V program) stated in a Q&A in a 1992 lecture held in Colorado that no official R-V work
on Roswell was ever conducted. He did allow, though, that private efforts along those lines may have occurred.
A Private Roswell RV Effort
William E. Jones is a long-time Battelle Memorial Institute executive. He is also an Ohio-based Mutual
UFO Network (MUFON) investigator. He states that in the 1990s, he received a report on Roswell from an
individual whom he trusts implicitly whose name Jones wishes to keep confidential.
The source is described by Jones as objective, science-oriented, and well respected in the R-V community.
He adds that the source is not Ed Dames (the controversial former military intelligence man engaged in official
RV experiments). This hints to me that the source (though not Dames) was similarly in military intelligence at
one time.
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The Remote Viewing Report provided to and shared by Jones reads in part:
Problem Description: Locate the Whereabouts of the Roswell Wreckage.
"Question: Where is the majority of the Roswell crash wreckage now [1994]? Where is it being
studied now?”
"Large pieces of triangular and strut-like pieces of debris wrapped in green cloth (surgical
drapes) and over-wrapped in tarpaulin are sitting on dusty shelves in a warehouse at Wright-
Patterson Air Force Base. They are very high up on to the very end of row 5. This row is the
farthest right as you enter the front entrance of the warehouse. The warehouse door is open to
the light and currently not closely guarded.
"People come and go through the open door. There is an office space to the left of the front
door and all the itinerary of the warehouse is coded in a locked file in a 2-story stone building
on the base. Documents there are dated 1958 and are yellowed with age around the edges.
They relate to physical examination of the debris. The documents have a decal on the top-left of
a circle with a horizontal line through and writing is superimposed on the design. The debris is
not currently being studied but there is renewed interest from Los Alamos. I did not see any
round debris (flying saucer shape)."
"Question: Is there important documentation to be found about the crash in non-secret vaults such as
Government archives or Presidential libraries? If so, which ones?’
"All the important documentation related to the Crash is still in secret vaults and not
available to the public, yet."
"Question: Sometime in the future, will there be a key witness or document that will ‘break-open’ the
Roswell case in the future? Please describe the document or the person. What is the color of the
marking at the top/bottom of the document?”
"Wings. Blue. The manager of the Wright-Patterson warehouse has been there a very long
time and knows what is on the shelves. Maybe when he retires, he will be able to give
information."
Though anecdotal, the above account illustrates the kind information and impressions on Roswell that can
be related by such remote-viewers. The session provides clues and specific details that can be acted upon and
this researcher (me) is now doing just that.
The Right Way to R-V Roswell
Another private effort at discerning the details of the Crash was related by paranormal and spiritual
researcher Lon Strickler. Strickler has been featured on Coast-to-Coast AM radio and his website Phantoms
and Monsters is well-received. Lon is also a Case Manager with Spirit Rescue International, a highly regarded
non-profit British organization that conducts paranormal investigations without charge to their clients. The
founder, UK intuitive and remote-viewer Irene Allen-Black is a registered member of the prestigious Society
for Psychical Research.
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On December 8th, 2011, Strickler announced on the Spirit Rescue International website that he was going to
conduct a well-designed remote-viewing project. What he proposed and the protocol for this R-V experiment is
very instructive:
“During the past 2-1/2 years and since my involvement with Spirit Rescue International, I
have wondered if a series of remote-viewing sessions could offer relevant information on the
supposed 1947 Roswell, NM UFO Crash incident. I have researched this subject and most of
what I have found were minor references to the Star Gate Project (possible Government R-V
training target?) but nothing substantial. It is most likely a few remote-viewers have attempted
to perceive the location and circumstances. But details are scarce.
The term remote-viewing emerged as shorthand to describe a more structured approach to
clairvoyance. It was said that Star Gate only received a mission after all other intelligence
attempts, methods, or approaches had already been exhausted. This may be a true statement
officially although I doubt that was the full extent of use.
“The remote-view protocol that we use at Spirit Rescue International is defined as ‘scientific’
and/or ‘coordinate’ remote-viewing. In order to apply it to the Roswell Incident, there would
need to be more monitor control, protocol modification, use of the correct data type, and
extended sessions. The sessions would be conducted by remote-viewers who have minimal
knowledge of the Roswell Incident. We believe these objectives can be achieved.
"The project has now been scheduled and will begin shortly. Several targets will need to be
set and each target will need to be perceived by a minimum of 2 remote-viewers. For those
readers who are familiar with how SRI conducts our investigations, it will become apparent that
the project will require a significant amount of time to complete. The information collected will
be examined by researchers intimately familiar with the Roswell Incident. All of the data will
then be compiled and condensed into a final report which will then be released at the discretion
of Spirit Rescue International.”
Unfortunately nearly 3 years later, there has been no follow-up to this story by Strickler and he chose not to
respond to my email inquiry for an update. Curiously, the 2011 piece announcing the R-V project has since
been taken down off of the website. Perhaps the results of the project are being kept private so as to not
‘contaminate’ future R-V accounts of the Roswell crash.
The Wrong Way to R-V Roswell
The 2 known intelligence officers that were officially engaged in Government-directed R-V studies who
have spoken about their private efforts at remote viewing Roswell are Joe McMoneagle and Ed Dames. And
unfortunately, both have questionable motives and both carry credibility ‘baggage.’
Joe McMoneagle is a retired U.S. Army Intelligence officer who was recruited for the Top-Secret remote-
viewing program Star Gate. He was also tested for his abilities by Government contract at Stanford Research
Institute. He now runs a corporate consulting firm called Intuitive Intelligence Applications. He has also made
many failed predictions based on his alleged ability to view the Past, Present, and Future. This includes things
that never happened such as a vaccine for AIDS by 2006 to the "Criswell Predicts"-sounding announcement that
a craze would emerge in the 2000s where temporary tattoos would replace clothing.
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McMoneagle seems to feel (based on his R-V work) that the Roswell event happened closer to Socorro and
involved the collision of 2 terrestrial experimental aircraft that somehow involved “sensitive materials”. In an
interview some years later, however, he told of a bizarrely different, contradictory scenario where the crash site
“represents an ingress-egress point into and out of our time-space locale, a specific requirement attached
to their modality of star-to-star travel.”
Major Ed Dames was in charge of a U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency team of remote viewers. He too now
operates a business consulting company PSI TECH. And like McMoneagle, Dames promotes his business and
charges substantial fees to his clients. And like McMoneagle, Dames has made many failed and wild
predictions including about locating the fabled Atlantis.
Dames claims to have learned from his remote-viewing of Roswell that the alien beings who crashed then
traveled back in Time and prevented the crash from occurring. This caused all physical evidence from the
Crash to disappear but left intact people’s memories of collecting and examining the evidence.
Clearly McMoneagle and Dames, rather than remote-viewing Roswell, are on flights of fantasy.
What is Needed to Do it Right
What is needed to conduct such a RV-Roswell project is, first and foremost, an assembly of well-
intentioned, impartial, and trustworthy individuals with demonstrated remote-viewing skills. Participants would
be unpaid and anonymous to discourage money or fame as rewards. As Lon Strickler notes, the volunteers
would have minimal knowledge or preconceptions about Roswell. Impressions about Roswell that are gained
by the volunteers would be examined for similarities and corroborative accounts.
A ‘target’ is a specific piece of information that is sought about a person, place or event. The first questions
that should be posed should relate to targets such as physical evidence and the identities of those currently
involved in managing that evidence:
● Where is Roswell crash debris located that is in private hands?
● Where is Roswell crash debris located that has been secured by government?
● Where are any notes or diaries taken at the time about the crash located?
● Where is official documentation on the crash located?
● Name individuals who are currently involved in studying the Roswell crash finds.
These are all items that are actionable. The remote-viewers’ impressions can be verified as accurate.
People can be contacted. Places can be visited. Hidden things can be found.
Why it May Work
It is evident that the visiting alien operates in the realm of the hyper-dimensional. They traverse the
Cosmos by exerting influence over Space and Time. Communication is achieved by the direct transference of
thought to mind.
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Going out of our heads and beyond time to remote-view Roswell may be the best way to understand it. My
sense is that it will all become much clearer when viewed through the mind’s eye.
StealthSkater note: Actually, Joe McMoneagle doc pdf URL and Lyn Buchanon seem to have excellent
reputations. (Lyn achieved fame when he caused a military laptop to "melt down". Reminds me
of the scene in the sci-fi movie "Scanners".) The problem with remote-viewing is that RV-ers
report different things when viewing the same target. A possible explanation is that they are
viewing a possible "quantum probability" (short of saying a parallel universe).
Standard R-V is an external viewer that can't be seen by anyone (the view-ees) in the real
world. Extended R-V allows the viewer to go inside the mind of a view-ee to sense what that
person knows/sees. Remote-Influencing enables a viewer to alter an event. (The Russians
allegedly used these viewers to mess with the minds of the opponents in World Chess
Championships.) Remote-Healing lets an illness/injury be cured without any physical contact.
(Did religious men of yesteryear have this ability which may have been lost over the centuries due
to DNA mutation?)
R-V may also be related to Lucid Dreaming, Out-of-Body Experiences, and Near-Death
Experiences => doc pdf URL .
Even a Faraday cage is unable to block Remote-Viewing. But the Russians allegedly built
some sort of 'alarm' that signals the presence of a a RV-er. A view-ee is unaware of the presence
of a RV-er. But that may not be true for Aliens. Tom Mahood recounts the following doc pdf
URL-doc URL-pdf :
“The woman said she had been hired as a consultant by a certain aerospace firm,” said
Mahood. “They gave her a couple of geographical coordinates. And when she ‘went’
there, she saw this gleaming underground lab. Then a door opened and out came a gray
Alien. The thing that really disturbed her, though, was that the Alien could see HER (in
her 'out-of-body' state)! It went back through the door. Then some more Aliens came out
and stared at her. In all her remote-viewing experience, she said no subject had ever been
able to detect her before.
She decided to ‘get out of there’. But when she did, she said that they apparently able
to track her. She started having computer break-ins and all this other weird stuff happen.
The best part is when she reported what she had seen to the company that hired her, they
said ‘Yes, that’s just what we expected. Thank you very much.’ ”
Then there are also rumors of certain "screen memory" implant methodologies. Could false
visions be somehow projected and the above experience was just a test to see if they worked? This
has been brought up before to mention abductee experiences such as Betty & Barney Hill's doc
pdf URL .
Matti Pitkanen's TGD-physics combines General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics with
Consciousness. TGD maintains that dark-matter/energy is responsible for remote mental
interactions such as R-V, ESP, telepathy, precognition, etc => doc pdf URL .
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