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Kit Green's Air Force physician source
Kit Green says a retired Air Force physician told him crash recovery stories are true.
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#crash retrieval articles
Investigations, analysis and news from the community.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 3 min read
Hampton Roads bodies claim (1979)
A source says 13 bodies and two saucers were stored at a base in Hampton Roads, Virginia.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Sunnyvale hangar saucer claim
A Navy radar observer says he saw a large saucer in a hangar at Sunnyvale in 1950.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Three air bases claim (1978)
A source tells Leonard Stringfield that three air bases held alien craft or bodies.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Ohio crash with survivor claim (1978)
An Air Force officer reportedly heard of a crash with two dead and one live occupant near Ohio.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Charred body in Colorado claim (1978)
An Air Force technician says he saw a charred alien body at an underground site in Colorado.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Torbitt Document
Author 'William Torbitt' claims a group ran counterintelligence for advanced aerospace programs.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Camp Pendleton Marine's crash-site claim (1967)
A Marine says he flew to a crash retrieval site in the desert in 1967.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Yuma hangar photograph claim (1967)
A source says his brother photographed a saucer in a hangar in Yuma and then fled.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
French scientist Mr. L at Wright-Patterson
A French scientist claims he was asked to work at Wright-Patterson on recovered material.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Mrs. G and the Wright-Patterson catalogue
A Wright-Patterson worker reportedly said she catalogued about 1,000 incoming UAP items.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Fort Polk crash claim (1953)
An Army source says he saw an egg-shaped craft crash-land at Fort Polk, Louisiana.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 3 min read
Fort Monmouth desert-disc film
A radar technician says he was shown a film of a silver disc embedded in the desert at Fort Monmouth.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Air Force officer's crash-retrieval remark (1952)
A source says an Air Force officer told an aerospace meeting he had been at a crash retrieval scene.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
White Sands blown-window crash claim (1948)
An anonymous source claims a disc crashed at White Sands with its occupants dead from a blown-out window.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 3 min read
Laredo UFO crash claim (1948)
An anonymous retired colonel claims a craft crashed near Laredo, Texas, and witnesses were sworn to secrecy.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Selman Graves and the Paradise Valley crash claim
Pilot Selman Graves says he saw a crashed craft and two humanoid bodies recovered in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
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