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The Roswell Report: Case Closed
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Public-domain ebook
Language: en6,300 downloads on Project Gutenberg
Subjects
In: History - American·History - Modern (1750+)·History - Warfare
Public-domain ebook sourced from Project Gutenberg #63659.
The Roswell Report: Case Closed is an official Air Force investigation that builds on a 1994 declassification effort, presenting new material and analysis of the long‑standing UFO controversy surrounding Roswell, New Mexico. The opening pages explain that the work follows the earlier “Fact vs. Fiction” volume, offering a complete, open explanation of the events and a detailed comparison of witness testimony with documented Air Force activities. Structured into two main sections, one examining alleged crash sites and high‑altitude balloon operations, the other scrutinizing reports of bodies at the Roswell Army Air Field hospital, the book is supplemented by extensive appendices of sworn statements, interview transcripts, and technical bibliographies, all grounded in government records and declassified research projects such as HIGH DIVE and EXCELSIOR.
Written in a formal, bureaucratic style typical of mid‑1990s military reports, the text reflects the voice of Captain James McAndrew, an intelligence officer involved in the original declassification. Its dense organization, abundant footnotes, and reliance on official documents will appeal to readers interested in meticulous historical inquiry, particularly scholars, UFO researchers, and military history enthusiasts who appreciate a methodical, evidence‑based approach to a famously speculative topic.
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This publication contains the complete report as submitted to the Secretary of the Air Force. The exceptions are the statements found in Appendix B. Due to Privacy Act restrictions and by request, the addresses of the individuals making these statements have been deleted.
This volume is divided into two sections, eight subsections, eleven sidebar discussions, and three appendices. Section One examines alleged events at two locations in rural New Mexico. Section Two examines the alleged activities at the Roswell Army Airfield Hospital.
Appendix A is a table listing the launch and landing locations of test equipment for U.S. Air Force scientific research projects HIGH DIVE and EXCELSIOR. Appendix B is a collection of signed sworn statements based on in-person interviews conducted for this report by U.S. Air Force researchers. The exception is the statement of Lt. Col. William C. Kaufman, which was not sworn due to equipment failures at the time of interview.
Appendix C contains transcripts of interviews of alleged witnesses presented by UFO theorists. The interviews of Gerald Anderson, Alice Knight, and Vern Maltais were excerpted in their entirety from unedited interviews used to prepare the video, Recollections of Roswell, Part II (1993), and appear courtesy of the Fund for UFO Research. The interview of Mr. W. Glenn Dennis was provided by the interviewer, Karl T. Pflock. The transcript of the interview of Mr. James Ragsdale was provided by Kevin Randle, the coauthor of the Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell (Avon Books, 1994), in which direct quotes from this transcript appear.
A selected bibliography of technical reports and how to obtain them are found on page 221. For additional information on this subject, see Headquarters United States Air Force, The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert (Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1995).
Captain James McAndrew serves as an Intelligence Applications Officer assigned to the Secretary of the Air Force Declassification and Review Team, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C.. Captain McAndrew was the coauthor, with Col. Richard L. Weaver, of The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert (1995), the first Air Force work on the alleged “Roswell Incident.” He participated in the declassification of the Gulf War Air Power Survey (1993) and has served special tours of duty with the Drug Enforcement Administration and High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Task Force. He holds a BS degree with honors, from Metropolitan State College, Denver, Colo. and is a native of Washington, D.C.
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