“Anderson”22 pages
- p. 6 …The interviews of Gerald Anderson,
Alice Knight, and Vern Maltais were excerpted in their entirety from…
- p. 9 …182
APPENDIX C
Interviews
Gerald Anderson ......................................................................................... 187
Glenn Dennis .............................................................................................. 197
Alice Knight ................................................................................................ 213
Vern Maltais ................................................................................................ 214…
- p. 25 …Gerald Anderson, an alleged witness of events at the site 175 miles
northwest of Roswell, recalled…
- p. 26 …aliens" as, "They had four fingers." 15 Anderson
characterized the hands as, "They didn't have…
- p. 69 …Gerald Anderson
"/thought they were plastic dolls.. ./ didn't think they were real" 126
Anderson related…
- p. 70 …133 Anderson
also recalled that the military personnel threatened some of the civilians
with imprisonment or…
- p. 76 …Since one witness,
Gerald Anderson, described procedures consistent with the launch and
recovery of high altitude…
- p. 78 …I thought they were plastic
dolls" 167
Anderson
3. "an experimental plane with
dummies in it…
- p. 79 …completely bald" 181
Anderson
17. "no visible ears ... just a rise
there and then a hole…
- p. 80 …maroon- used to prevent air from
like cording" 187 filling the dummy's
Anderson flightsuit (figs…
- p. 81 …thing over it"200
Anderson
36. "wreckers with cranes
on 'em"2ot
37. "a wrecker" 202…
- p. 82 Witness Description
40. "tankers, like, maybe had
fuel or water in 'em" 205
Anderson
41. "a…
- p. 83 …217
Anderson
53. "stretching out cables of
some kind ... they were stretching
stuff out on the…
- p. 131 …Video, Recollections of Roswell, Part II, Gerald Anderson interview
(Washington, D.C.: Fund for UFO Research…
- p. 132 …ibid., Anderson interview.
17. ibid.
18. ibid., Maltais interview.
19. Recollections of Roswell, Part II, Anderson…
- p. 139 …Gerald Anderson, Barney Barnett, and the Archaeologists,
Introduction (Chicago, IL, Washington, D.C.: J. Allen Hynek…
- p. 140 …Recollections of Roswell, Part II, Anderson interview.
142. ibid.
143. Signed, sworn statement of Raymond A…
- p. 141 …ibid., Anderson interview.
175. ibid., Maltais interview.
176. ibid.
177. ibid., Anderson interview.
178. Ragsdale.
179…
- p. 142 …Recollections of Roswell, Part II, Anderson interview.
213. Ragsdale.
214. Recollections of Roswell, Part II, Anderson…
- p. 156 …Video, Recollections of Roswell, Part II, Gerald Anderson interview,
(Washington, D.C.: Fund for UFO Research…
- p. 189 Transcript of Interview with
Gerald Anderson*
Alleged firsthand witness to
"Crash Site" Two
(allegedly 175 miles…
- p. 226 …76-78, 99, 105, 109, 113-116
Anderson, Gerald 14, 60-61, 67. See also interview…
2.2
Aircraft Accidents
The examination of events that involved the Walker AFB
hospital that may explain reports of bodies was begun by reviewing the
most prominent possible source, which were aircraft accident(s).* A
review of aircraft accidents from 194 7 to 1960 revealed eight fatal
accidents that involved Walker AFB.
Table 2.2
Fatal Aircraft Accidents by Year in the Vicinity of Walker AFB
1947-1960
Year Aircraft Location of Accident Number of
Type (distance from Walker AFB, N.M.) Fatalities
1947
None
1948
8/12/48 B-29 4 miles South 13
1949
5/16/49 C-47 6 miles Northeast 6
12/15/49 B-29 2 miles Northwest 7
1950
6/1/50 KB-29 12 miles East/Southeast 3
1951
None
1952
None
1953
None
1954
None
1955
6/16/55 T-33 On runway 2
10/3/55 B-47 34 miles West 2
1956
6/26/56 KC-97 8.8 miles South 11
1957
None
1958
None
1959
None
1960
2/3/60 KC-135 On runway and ramp 13
The following three basic criteria were used to narrow research
efforts to specific accidents for more detailed examinations: were the victims
burned, resulting in possible descriptions of "black" "little bodies"?; were
the victims transported to the Walker AFB hospital?; and, were the victims
' Other possible explanations such as automobile accidents, house fires, etc., were also
examined. However, none of these were determined to be responsible for this account of bodies.
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