Advice please: most factual book wanted about the 1947 Roswell incident, page 1

reply to post by g60kg

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I cannot get past the flying disk reports (about 5 feet in diameter, visible for about 50 seconds, at high rate of speed-- and THAT in area within range of current White Sands Missile Range launches) and the first published reports of what the Brazel found (sticks, tin foil, glue and tape about five pounds in total, the size a table top).

There is no connection between flying saucer sightings and finding debris-- no one who claimed seeing a UFO claimed they saw it crash.

From the assumption that seeing a flying saucer and finding debris means a flying saucer crashed, then everything hangs on whether or not one accepts that Brazel's story was "sanitized."

Those are two huge assumptions to make-- and I am prone to be suspicious of everything that is claimed after that-- every bit as suspicious of investigating authors as those authors claim to be of the official story.

reply to post by g60kg

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I had read a book titled " The Roswell Incident" I do believe. It was written to be unbias and present all of the facts given at that time. Although it being unbias, it made me sway towards the con side. Now I do agree that there are 'unidentified flying objects' out there but I found one fact interesting in the book being that there were only two viable witnesses to the supposed incident. The other hundred were the " ..my friend is in the army and he told me..", "...I weas standing on the hill and I saw..." and ".. when my uncle died he left me a note.."

Try the 'search' bar and type in Roswell. Alot has been researched and discussed here on ATS. After your research, I'd be interested in knowing what you think and what swayed you to it.

reply to post by Shadowhawk

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Can you elaborate a bit on them?

BTW, "Day After Roswell". Total bunk. As if ET gave us the transistor.

reply to post by g60kg

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Now if you're interested in real mysteries of alleged UFO landings, sightings, crashes,etc... in New Mexico, punch up 'ufo+aztec new mexico' in our search bar or one of my personal favorites is Holloman AFB, New Mexico. I have a personal interest here especially about the alleged landing on the runway in the early 70s. Reason being that my Dad was the 'Flightline Security Squadron Commander' at the time this happened. The interesting part is the ol'man was a navigator by trade, then gets a security commander assignment, then after 16 years of duty, gets transferred to Tule AFB, Greenland to live in an icebox for a year while his wife and his six kids get tranferred to Webb AFB, Texas where we could not live on base but did have base privileges. He's still 100% Red, White and Blue and won't discuss much about his career. The only thing definitive I've ever got out of him was why he got TDY to a Greenland weather station to live in an icebox for a year after all of his accomplishments and his status in the Air Force, in which his only reply was "The Air Force just thought I needed to cool off."
One day I'll know...

reply to post by g60kg

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Ha! Found it! It's been a few years since I've read it but this is EXACTLY what you are looking for-

ROSWELL: INCONVIENENT FACTS AND THE WILL TO BELIEVE
by Karl T. Pflock

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