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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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~lon~l Oecar c, Mai~r. 0-16096 Retention: Indefinite. No known renlacement in the AAJ. Dut1e,: Chief, ~lectronic Plana Sootion, Electronic Subdivision. Thi• officer should be retained in hie present aasignment due to the back~round or knowledce and experience which he baa with reference to electronic reaearch and develonment •• well aa meteorolocioal research Pnd development and the ph7aict ot the upper air. Oolonel Maier hat comoletP.d nll require~enta tor a Ph. D. de1ree froa the California Institute of Technology excePt tor six month• reaidenc7. During the n•)riod 1 l'ebruary 1945 to 1 Jllnua17 1946. Oolonel Maier had been Commanding Officer of Watson Laboratories in charce ot retearch and development of ground radar, radio and electronic• nqu1pment neculiar to the Ar~ Air lorcet, previoua to which ~· waa in ooam&Dd ot various Si,nal Corpa laboratories. Furthermore, he hat oomnlete t"chnical knowledce and underetandlng of the "'::ro.1ech bein~t c&rried on by l·iatson ll•boratoriea and 0111bridge 'field Station. which can onl7 be achieved b7 7eara of active participation in the actual research and development of that particular type of electronic ground equipment. O.oJ nnel KN'$~.ll.!a G, ~ftr. 0-18373.. «C •.• _~ .. Retent1Qn: Indefinite. No known replacement in the AAr. Duties; Assitant Chief, Electronic Plane Section, Electronic Subdivision. This officer bat an extensive background and knowledge in meteorological and electronic reiearch and development. He la a graduate or M,I.T. in seteorolo17. Colonel Duf!7 v&e ll~iaon officer from the OoiDJllanding General, AAF, to the Chief Signal Officer totdut7 in connection with meteorological equipment tor th~ period 1942-1~46. During this oeriod he set up AAl requirement•, ttandards and training programs for weather equipment and personall7 followed thit equipment from the laboratories to ita introduction in all combat theaters. From September 1946 to Januar,r 1947, Colonel Dut!7 WRI in charge of apnlled nropagation of coapreaaional and a&«netio va•e• at Vataon Laboratories. At the present time, Colonel Duff7 it monitorinl the unnor air research prograa tor the AAr in addition to hie dutiee as AsRi~tant Chief of the llftctronic Plane Section, With the Air lo~e cornpetin~ against other aervicea in the upper air research proeraa, guided m1eaile• and meteorologioal research, a comnetent, practical and theoretical officer h oonddered euential in the Pb.nt s~cUon, ~1ectronic Subdivltion, Colonel Ralnb L. Vaaatll. 0-2?3ia Retentio~: Indefinite. lo known replacement in the AAl, Dutlet: Chief of Onerationa tor Power Plant Laborator.y. In thit capacity he ie responsible direotl7 to the Laborator,r Ohio! for the nl~nntn~ and e~ecution o! the entire engine development program. Specltically, he le resnonaible tor tuperv1t1on of the Rotating ~gine Branch and the lon-lotating Encine Branch. In order to succesetull7 exAcute hh responllb111Uee, Oolonel Wa11ell autt ooordina\e and approve the initiation ot all retearoh and development project• tor - 2-
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