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Message: <blockquote data-quote="smother" data-source="post: 7341721" data-attributes="member: 166532">About roswell incident :-New investigations, however,are uncovering startlingevidence     indicating that a UFO may have crashed in the New Mexico desert in  July 1947. A rancher     named Mac Brazel discovered strange metal strewn across a wide area  of range land he     tended. Because of the material's unusual characteristics, Brazel  took pieces of the     debris to the authorities in Roswell, New Mexico. Intrigued by the  debris, Colonel     Blanchard, commanding officer at Roswell Army Air Field, ordered two  intelligence officers     to investigate. These two men were Major Jesse Marcel and Captain  Sheridan Cavitt. Upon     their report, Colonel Blanchard quietly ordered that the ranch area  be cordoned off.     Soldiers removed the debris, sending it to Army headquarters in Fort  Worth, Texas.  At     first the Army command at Roswell issued a press release announcing  it had recovered a     "flying disk," as UFOs were then called. This press release was  retracted, and     further press coverage restricted. At a press conference in Fort  Worth, the Army explained     that the intelligence officer and others at Roswell had  misidentified the debris, which     was, in fact, the remains of a downed balloon with a metallic radar  reflector attached,     and not a UFO. Public interest faded, and the Roswell event became a  part of UFO folklore,     with most ufologists accepting the official government version of  the story.       It was not until the late 1970s, with Jesse Marcel's decision to  comment publicly on     the strange material and other aspects of the Roswell event, that  the UFO crash story was     revived. Since that time, new evidence indicates the weather balloon  explanation was part     of an elaborate government coverup, and in fact, the original report  of a recovered flying     disk was probably true. Investigations into the UFO crash story  continue with the goal of     pressuring the United States government to end the coverup and to  reveal to the American     public what actually crashed on the New Mexican desert that night in  July 1947.       Rumors about the existence of secret alien bases have persisted  for a long time. These     bases are said to be located in various places, such as the moon,  under the ocean, or in a     tropical rain forest. A few extremists in ufology claim that aliens  have already contacted     government officials. There are even stories of alien installations  within United States     military bases. Some people have gone so far as to claim that they  have worked on secret     UFO projects for the government and seen UFOs at military  installations. For the most     part, individuals who have claimed knowledge of secret alien bases  or secret UFO projects     have proven to be unreliable witnesses; therefore, their statements  must be considered     cautiously until there is reliable and independent verification of  their claims.       Whether the United States possesses alien technology is also open  to question. If the     Roswell UFO crash story is true, then the government has had some  alien technology since     1947. Whether the United States has been able to understand and use  that technology is     another question. One researcher theorizes that the boomerang-shaped  UFO seen in the     mid-1980s around the Hudson Valley in New York was an American  super-secret stealth     aircraft based on UFO technology. Further investigation will be  needed to prove this     hypothesis.<img src="http://www.project1947.com/roswell/fbi_tele.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /><img src="http://www.alienrealm.com/_pics/roswell_news.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

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