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The Roswell Report: Fact versus Fiction in the New Mexico Desert was published in 1995 by Headquarters United States Air Force. It was written in response to Representative Steven H. Schiff's request and a General Accounting Office audit, and it contains Col. Richard L. Weaver's report and 1st Lt. James McAndrew's synopsis, along with attachments, appendices and photographs. The report says researchers found no evidence of an extraterrestrial craft or crew. It concludes that the 1947 debris came from a Project MOGUL balloon train.
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Julv ?. 194? (Cont 1d) 1:10 F .1.:. t:r. Hicks of the Toronto Star, Toronto, Canada on phone - He spoke in refard to the •fl~w'inc discs". they understand these discs are a u.s. rlane that is still on the secret list. He asked Gen. Van what he thought they wera and Gen. Van ~as quite nonc~ittal. Gen. Van said that some J·;ational Guard Hanes were on duty on their 0\711 volition to search for the discs, but that no planes have been ~ut on dut~, from Hq, .:.;..:r. 1:20 P.L:. General Tommy Power 1:40 F'.i.:. Cong. Drewry of Va. on fhone requesting a B-29 be sent to Blackstone, Va. for a celebration by the 'cl.i-' and volunteer fire organizations in the vicinity. Date - July 2?. ~ay be able to do some recruiting on that day. Gen. Van said be Y:ould look into t.'le matter and advise t:r. Drewry's office. 1:50 P,;,J. ~r. Leo on phone re article on "Saucers". Said one bad been foun1 with instructions on it to get in touch tdth Colonel F~ank Hackett in Spokane. L:r. Leo reported.the ~tter to General Schulgen, G-2. 1:52 1-'.L:. J.:r. Zuckert on phone informing him ?lith reference to Nf.tional Guard that all places where we haven't s~uadron or grou~ headquarters should take their people away. 1:55 P.;,:. l:r. Leo and General Let:ay with reference todl.scs. 2: oa f.:.:. Colonel Frank Hackett, Spokane, i'iashington on phone - General Van informed Colonel Hackett that we had gotten a call fro~ the Houston Chronicle saying that a flying disc had landed there v:ith his (Colonel Hackett's) narne on it. Gen. Vs.n asked if he kner. anything about it. Golonel Hackett st~ted that he kne~ not~ing at all about it. Gen. Ven told Col. H. that it us reported here that Col. H. said that his people YJlew all about it and that a statement was co:ning out fror: ;:ashington. Col. H. said, "I have said nothing". Col. H. had the Chronicle called and told to r-et in touch with the F.b.I. - get photographic proof - and thf-.n eet in touch with Gen. 'fvdniJl€. 2:20 P .1.:. Colonel Bob iiarren, Ellington Field, Tex on phone. - Gen. Van informed Col. iiarren that the Hou!ton Chronicle had foun.i a disc about 2J11 in diameter and 5 or 6.&: t!~ick. It is suprosed to have Col. Frank Heckett 1 s aame on it. ·i;c are most anxious to explode this thing. I ~ould appreciate it it you would get in touch with the Chronicle, ask them where it is, go out and see the thillt and then call me back. The line of aprroach is that ?:e heve nothinr; like that, se don't understand what it is, but ~e are leavin;- no stone unturned to be sure. Colonel i;arren sr:.id it v::>uld be a cour le of hours before te c ouE call b~cY.. "
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