X-FILES - part 6.

 8. Full-scale investigation

   In 1993, American ufologists successfully
managed to successfully “lobby” and sign-
to be represented by the consent of a member of the chamber
lei since 1988 state Republican
New Mexico S. Schiff (born 1947)
send a request to the Main Control and Financial
ous management (GKFU) for inspection
implementation of the corresponding full-scale
investigations. In February 1994, S. Schiff
officially contacted the appropriate
request to the SCFU, which accepted it for use
fulfillment, since, apparently, not
could refuse the request "interested-
person": the congressman represented an interest
sy of New Mexico and, moreover, was part of the community
Tav of the influential committee on science, technology
ke and space exploration
lower house of the US legislature.

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  8.1. Conclusions of the report by R. Rivera

   September 8, 1994, without waiting for the appearance
report of the SCFU, Ministry of Defense
(it is to this ministry first of all
auditors and controllers of the State Financial Institution went)
published a short research report
Air Force Colonel R. Weaver's talk about Roswell
lic incident" [23]. (Full text from
The following also contains 33 documents
steel applications with a total volume of non-
how many hundred pages).

   The final conclusion of R. Weaver’s report is verbatim
but it said:

   "The 'Roswell incident' usually means
take an event that is supposed to
occurred in July 1947, when the Air Force allegedly
picked up the remains of the crashed "flying
disk" near Roswell, New Mexico
siko... The present study found,
that the "Roswell incident" was before 1978-80.
was not even considered an event related to
tion to UFOs. Until this moment, it does not consider
became such because the Air Force initially
identified the collected fragments as having
relation to an ordinary balloon.
In the subsequent period, various authors
Many books have been written in which
it was believed that they were selected not only
wreckage of an extraterrestrial spaceship,
but alsothe bodies of the aliens who were in it...

   The present study did not find
There are no records in the Air Force archives, confirming
that... in July 1947 took place
a sharp increase in the number of operations, measures
security and other
hy forms of activity that indicated
would be that such an unusual event would act
really happened. The archives revealed
materials were collected and carefully studied,
related to the project to develop a probe for
monitoring Soviet nuclear tests
niyami, known as Project Mogul and
which at that time had the stamp “Completely
secret." In addition, it was also found
There are a few survivors,
directly involved in the recovery of the wreckage
exactly at the crash site in 1947, and
one retired officer who first
initially identified the debris as the remains of an airborne
no ball. Comparative analysis of all
existing and newly received information
says that the materials selected are not
far from Roswell, very similar to
stuffy ball and most likely related
to a hot air balloon developed in
within the framework of the Mogul project, which was not
picked up immediately after the fall.  Despite
a large amount of work done, the Air Force
we couldn't find any evidence
that the bodies of “aliens” were collected
or any materials of extraterrestrial origin
walking."

   ReportColonel R. Weaver is an in-
interpretative, it does not contain direct
documentary and irrefutable evidence
materials (in particular, samples of materials,
from which probes were made according to the design
that "Mogul".)

   Colonel R. Weaver's report is constructed
around the axis of the technological factor. General
the concept of the report is simple: military personnel
Roswell Air Force Base, having picked up some
an object unfamiliar to them, they made a mistake in its identification
tification (due to its technological
difficulties, because at that time he was pre-
was a kind of top-secret
new military equipment). This error caused
followed by the appearance of the above-mentioned press-
release; when on the evening of July 8 the wreckage
objects were delivered to the headquarters
8th Air Force to Carswell Air Force Base in
Fort Worth, Texas, then more competent
specialists fixed it relatively quickly
unfortunate oversight of his colleagues and subordinates
from New Mexico.

   So, the military personnel of the airbase
the wreckage of a technology completely unknown to them
nicknames, presumably of extraterrestrial origin
walking. Her originality inevitably must
the wife was to render a constraining and paralyzing
overall influence on managerial freedom of action
air base, especially in the relationship
relations with the press, because I completely lost
there was an objective basis for its accurate
identification: what if the “discoplane” turns out to be
exemplary of a super-secret militarytechnical
ki, even one mention of which in print
you will be tantamount to disclosing the most important
US military secrets?  However, there was
paradoxical situation: the complication of technology
logy, on the contrary, was so liberating
air base management in its assessment that it
decided to share the results with the whole world
rum

  8.2. Conclusions of GCFU

   On July 28, 1995, the SCFU brought to the attention
S. Schiff (and a month later to the American
skoy public) the results of their
long-term study that lasted
from March 1994 to June 1995, registries
government records in American art
Khiva, as well as their requests to the Council on
National Security under the President
USA, in the Office of Scientific and Technical Poly-
tics of the White House, Department of Defense,
Department of Energy, CIA and FBI. [6]

   GCFU made five conclusions based on
their research. Firstly, it installs
lo that "in 1947 army instructions
required that all reports about aircraft
disasters were kept in archives indefinitely,
but not a single branch of the army filled out the corresponding
current form of report on the Roswell Incident
dente, since in 1947 official in-
the structures did not require the preparation of a similar
types of documents in the event of a meteorological fall
probes".  Secondly, “part of the documents
related to the Roswell events,
weredestroyed and no information available,
which would allow us to determine when and
on whose instructions they were destroyed."
Thirdly, “only two
government documents dated 1947
and related to the Roswell in-
incident." The SCFU report identified these documents
cops as an FBI report, agree-
but which "an object resembling a high-rise
a weather balloon with a radar reflector was
reached near Roswell" (fourth conclusion
GCFU), and as an “Air Force message about the discovery
research of the “flying disc”, which was later
was determined by the official military
representatives like a balloon with radar
no installation" (fifth and last conclusion).

   According to FBI records and documentation, 8
July headquarters of the 8th air force
informed FBI representatives in Dal-
Lasya on the phone that employees of the 509th
air regiment was selected "hexagonal
disk", apparently launched from your
hundredth weather balloon with radar installation
on board.  According to information from the American
Russian military, they sent the found disk
and the balloon further to the Rai air base
t-Patterson, Ohio for inspection and
studying.

   Thus, amazing adventures
The flying disc's applications were not limited to
only Roswell Air Force Base.  Representatives
airbase in Fort Worth, quickly determining
found debris as the remains of a "radio-
tion probe",right there (again "by
mistake?") sent it 1.5 thousand km
further northeast to the Military Center
US technical intelligence instead
to search for the delivery address comparison
clearly recognizable cargo closer and in
west direction (fallen probes in the frame-
kah of the Mogul project were taken to the airbase
Holloman near Alamogordo.  Total
four running me-
theosonde; according to the conclusion of the US Department of Defense,
probe No.4 was picked up near Roswell,
launched on June 4th).  Center for Military-Technical
intelligence of the US Air Force, at that time the main
intelligence and analytical center
Air Force, was mainly engaged in the study of image
cov of engineering and technology of non-American
production and origin. In addition to samples
The Roswell Na-
walkers by SCFU employees were identified and not
the less intriguing fact of "destruction" and
disappearance of archived data without a trace and
records. In particular, “there were no records-
si and materials that we wanted semi-
read; no explanation about this
it was not given to us." State Financial Inspectorate auditors established
whether all those coming from Ro-
Zuell Air Base telegrams, distributing
studies, reports and reports from October 1946 to
December 1949

   Many materials were not discovered and
data on military personnel,
stationed at Roswell Air Force Base.
In the summer of 1947 there werequartered
four units: 509th Air Regiment, 1st unit
military transport aviation, 427th army
sky battalion as part of the Air Force and the 1345th company
military (aviation) police.  In National
central center for armed personnel
US military forces located in St. Louis,
Missouri, there were complete lists of personally
of the 509th Air Regiment - from February to
October 1947;  1st part of the military transport

sports aviation - from July 1946 to June
1947; 427th Army Battalion - from
January 1946 to February 1947; what ka-
lists of military company personnel
no police, he was not found at all, and
GCFU auditors did not even find the origin
information about whether it was transmitted at all
ever in US military archives list
personnel of this military unit
leniya. This one is insignificant, at first
a glance, a fact can have colossal significance
reading for understanding the Roswell events.
According to eyewitnesses, the area
disaster was blocked precisely by the subdivision
military police and army units
mi; transportation of debris (and corpses of humane
Dov?) was carried out by aircraft (or aircraft)
tami) military transport aviation. Already es-
could anyone see anything in those
July days, it is precisely the employees of these sub-
divisions, especially the military police, and
not the pilots and technicians of the 509th aviation
shelf

   SCFU employees failed totired
new, by whose order or by di-
directive of which organization was destroyed
missing documentation.  However they
were satisfied with the archivists' explanations
Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Aviation
tions who informed them that this practice
as is common during storage of relatively old
a swarm of documentation from various departments
Ministry of Defense.

   In their written responses to inquiries
SCFU responsible representatives of the National Security Service,
Department of Scientific and Technical Policy Be-
Logo House and the Ministry of Energy are responsible for
claimed that there were no records in their archives
this and documents about the disaster near Roswell-
scrapped in July 1947. In May 1995, executed
acting as director of the CIA in his
in a written response, the SCFU reported that in the art-
Khiva and information databases of this
agency does not contain information with code-
in the words "Roswell, New Mexico."

   The Ministry of Defense informed the SCFU that
it cannot add anything new to the use
following Colonel R. Weaver from July
1994, in which the collected fragments of the
are identified most likely as "wreckage
balloon, developed in the frame-
kah of the Mogul project. This project at that time
riod was a top-secret project of the minister-
Defense Ministry for the development of intelligence
balloon with a small radar
rom and sensors designed for op-
identifying possible nucleartests in
USSR. SCFU submitted to the Ministry of Defense
rons the initial version of their report
yes Schiff for possible additions and clarifications
disagreements, but the American military left
him without comment. SCFU accepted a letter
replies of the mentioned ministries and ve-
houses "for your information" and independent pro-
no verification of the reliability of the information is carried out
dilo. [26]


  9. If we assume that...

   If we assume that the Roswell inci-
dent really took place, then it became
It seems obvious that in the USA for 50 years now
a top-secret project is being implemented to capture
using UFO technology. And who knows which ones
specific results have been obtained, what
American secret achieved infantry
services in this direction?

   In Canadian sources one can find
live at least one indirect evidence
testimony in favor of this version. At the beginning
In the 70s, the Canadian government dissected
retiled a memorandum about a scientific conference
ration, held in Washington in November
re 1950. This memorandum was composed -
len participant of the mentioned conference in-
General Wilbert Smith, an employee of the Ministry of Defense
Transport Canada. In my me-
moranduum Smith, in particular, noted that
as a result of American research on
UFO problem may appear completely
new types of technology. At the same time, Smith exiled-
Xia ontheir contacts with Canadian employees
embassy in Washington, which in-
formed it about the following:

   - this problem is most secret in
USA, its level of secrecy is even higher than
at work on the creation of a hydrogen bomb;

   - "flying saucers" exist;

   - it is unknown at what energy the work-
their propulsion systems melt, but above the re-
To accomplish this task, non-
a large group of scientists led by Dr.
Vannevar Bush;

   - all these issues are being considered
by the US authorities as having exclusively
important. [2]

   If, again, we assume that the catastrophic
the UFO trophy really took place, then
a good explanation can be put forward why
The United States did not announce this on
the whole world. Charles Berlitz and William Moore formed
they phrased it this way: “If the government
The United States really succeeded
get your hands on a sufficient amount of
quality of the wreckage of the crashed UFO, so that
roughly determine what he is like
represents and how it functions, then in
In this case, it becomes clear that everything
materials related to this case were
would be classified as "Top Secret" for
the entire period of validity of existing rights
forks and provisions for ensuring national
security. This measure would seem
especially necessary and because everything
a greater number of foreign countries would like to
it would befind out... the secret of flying on huge
speeds and without using fuel, like
we understand this today."[3]

   To ensure complete secrecy, this is
th project in the US may have been approved
his special regime, in accordance with which
Crimea he was removed from under all the vultures of the sexist
jealousy, and thus even the fact itself
its existence is a secret.  By
data from American ufologists for study
UFO problems in 1948 at the air force
At the Wright-Patterson base, a special
cial secret computer center where
All information about UFOs is stored. Translation of all
information about UFOs in computer banks
data allowed us to avoid gradual leakage
information when transferring outdated information
formations in the National Archives.  If the US
actually have UFO debris,
then in this case, since the late 40s
they accumulate invaluable information about their
device, capabilities, materials and
other technical characteristics.  At that
at the same time, technical features
functioning of UFOs remain the most difficult
mana part in the research of UFO scientists
logs In fact, they don't even try.
solve the problem of “how to build a UFO.”  Not
does all this mean a subtle campaign of dis-
formation carried out by the American government
government throughout the post-war
th period in order to divert attention from
top secret project?

   You can'tforget that Air Force specialists
The USA came to a firm conclusion back in 1949
the conviction that based solely on
UFO sightings, even through photographs
and filming is impossible to make reliably
new conclusions about their technical structure. B
the final report of the Air Force on the Sign project in
as a result of the analysis of more than 200 observations
UFO analysis, an important conclusion was made: “Not yet
there is definitive evidence that
which prove or disprove the existence
detection of Unidentified Flying Objects as
real devices of the unknown and non-traditional
tion device. It is unlikely that
positive proof of their existence
can be obtained without inspection of the balances
crashed objects" [21].  But for
In order to write like this, you need to have confidence
The real thing is that UFOs crash!

   We especially emphasize that a certain amount of
I am confident in this that the American military
they have. Renowned ufologist Frank Edwards
in one of his articles in Faith magazine
described an incident that occurred in 1950
year on the New Jersey coast.  Live
desert coast tel notified authorities
about what UFOs often observe. Next-
he found this morning in the forest near his
at home three camouflaged mobile ra-
radar stations. In response to the misunderstanding
A homeowner's statement from an officer at one of the radar stations
explained that the radar beam acts on "ta-
reli", and if she is captured right awaycarried
No matter how many rays there are, you can even shoot it down! [24]


  10. Project "Blue Book"

   Since UFOs are aerial phenomena
research, the US Air Force from 1947 to 1969 implemented
there have been several projects to study
UFO messages. The most famous is the project
"Blue Book", conducted from 1952 to
1969.  Although over the years there have been
a large number of UFO reports, including
numerous testimonies from military and
civil pilots, as well as other technical
workers, the Air Force declared the UFO non-
real. The military considered the communication
about UFOs seriously, fearing that they might
can be used to confuse
and interfere with the normal functioning of American
Kan intelligence and communications, the sa-
we are making America vulnerable to sudden
attacks by some foreign powers.
Some military experts admitted the possibility
possibility that the Soviet Union, with the help
captured German scientists developed
technology far superior to American
Kanskaya Therefore, the Air Force concluded,
that research into UFO reports is needed
continue until it is proven that
such a possibility is unlikely. During the
Air Force investigations were able to explain most
number of observations of natural phenomena or
erroneously identified aircraft.
However, there are several hundred messages left
about UFOs, nogiving in so easily
explanation.

   In 1966, a wave swept across America.
on stunning UFO sightings, widely
broadcast in the press. Political leaders
especially congressmen, experienced strong
pressure from voters who
demanded an explanation for their observations. In con-
gress, a special committee was organized
tet, who demanded that the Air Force give its
explanations, once and for all resolving the given
new problem. In response, the Air Force entered into an agreement
thief with Colorado State University on pro-
conducting definitive research into the phenomenon
on UFOs - research that should-
whether to finally solve the UFO problem and
give this phenomenon a satisfying
th explanation. The project was headed by prof.
sor Edward Condon, a physicist who expressed negative
positive opinion about life on others
planets and UFO reality. Several participants
tniks of the study (which received
known as the "Condon Committee") openly
and impartially accused the professor of
pretense and “flirting” with the public
ity, thus showing his pre-
taken attitude to this whole undertaking.  Nes-
looking at the fierce dis-
discussion between scientists, because of which there were
several committee members were fired, and Con-
gress organized his own sympo-
conference on UFOs, the Condon Committee continued to develop
bot and eventually made the windows public
final report. INconclusion, written
Mr. Professor Condon, it was said that
more than 20 years of experience in studying UFOs
brought new scientific knowledge and further
study is not justified.  Critics accused
Condon Commission that its report did not agree
pokes around with the studied data and that all this
the idea was a sham from the very beginning.
Despite the controversy surrounding
Condon Commission report, the Air Force was clearly
satisfied and used the report as
reason for closing the Blue Book project in
December 1969.