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📖 Encyclopedia Science · · 2 min read
Weather balloon
A balloon carrying weather instruments, used to explain the Roswell debris.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 8 min read
Roswell incident
The July 1947 recovery of debris near Roswell, New Mexico, announced as a "flying disc" and then explained as a weather balloon.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Plains of San Agustin
A New Mexico plain named in some Roswell crash accounts.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Fort Worth
The Texas city where the Roswell debris was shown to the press in 1947.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 3 min read
Roswell Army Air Field
The bomber base at Roswell, home of the 509th Bomb Group in 1947.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
509th Bomb Group
The nuclear-armed bomber group based at Roswell in 1947.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 4 min read
Project Mogul
A secret Army Air Forces program using balloon trains to detect Soviet nuclear tests, blamed by the Air Force for the Roswell debris.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Clements McMullen
Strategic Air Command deputy commander named in the DuBose affidavit.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 3 min read
Roger Ramey
Eighth Air Force commander who presented the Roswell balloon in 1947.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Karl Pflock
Roswell researcher who concluded the debris was from Project Mogul.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Tom Carey
Roswell researcher and co-author of Witness to Roswell.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Don Schmitt
Roswell researcher and co-author of Witness to Roswell.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 2 min read
Bill Richardson
New Mexico governor who asked for Roswell records to be opened.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 3 min read
William Blanchard
Roswell base commander in 1947 who later became Air Force vice chief of staff.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Chester Lytle
Manhattan Project engineer who described a UFO at Kirtland.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Homer Rowlette
Roswell airman who reportedly told his son he saw a crashed saucer.
📖 Encyclopedia History · · 1 min read
Frederick Benthal
Army photographer who said he photographed Roswell bodies.