X-FILES - part 5.

 6.2. "Blue Chamber".
  Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

   Of the many random, often coincidental
stories, the opinion was established that
The worn-out celestial equipment is assembled on aircraft
Wright-Patterson base in vigilantly guarded
in hangar 18-A of zone B. Rumors were still swirling
about the so-called "Blue Chamber" at that
same airbase, where supposedly everything is located,
related to flying saucers.  Not
only interested ufologists and unreliable
anonymous people contributed to the formation of such
legends. Senator from Arizona, Southwest
th state, which has always occupied one of the leading
top spots on the UFO sighting chart, Berry
Goldwater, perhaps without meaning to,
served to form and strengthen the legend.

   Goldwater is a retired Air Force general, and
his interest in UFOs is understandable. "I need them myself
I didn’t have to see it, but since it saw
you Air Force, Navy and civil airlines approved
waiting for them to actually see something
near my wings, I can’t help but
believe." This is just one of many statements
Goldwater's ideas on this topic.

   In the early 60s, Goldwater, a member of the Se-
NATO Intelligence Committee
on his way to California made a stop at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which is commanded
was his friend Curtis Lemay. Perhaps
giving with him was a pretext. To the Senatorvery
I wanted to walk through that hall that rumor
called it the "Blue Chamber". But it was worth it
duoter to express his wish as a
neral Lemay's face changed.  His answer
was as brief as it was categorical:
"Damn it, there's no way, no way. I don't
I have the right to enter there, you have no right,
so don't ask!"

   These kinds of stories are cited in many
some books by ufologists. Refutations from Gol-
no one heard duoter. As usual, auto
ry at the end or beginning of their books express
express gratitude to the honorable Sen.
tor for the opportunity to use
use materials that interest them, and
The senator's letters are even included in the appendices.
Here is an excerpt from Berry Gold's letter:
tera to Lee Graham on October 19, 1981: "I
I have long given up hope of gaining access to
the so-called "Blue Chamber".  After
so many refusals from different bosses, I
I simply gave up."

   What do the bosses say?  For inquiries
press representatives and ufologists Pentagon
answers in monosyllables: “At the Rai airbase
t-Patterson hangar 18-A in area B no."

   Now consider the evidence of one
person who had full access to this
called the "Blue Room". Its location is
walking is secret.  The room presents
is a kind of museum storing art
natural objects from flying saucers and
collected corpses from Roswell.  Leonard
Stringfield receivedinformation about this
cut by a cautious mediator, a retired art-
high-ranking May officer who
received first-hand information from non-
her careful source.

  "I will describe it to you as it happened
  told to me. My source recently
  told the incident to me, what prompted
  I wonder about the "office
  the government's social position on
  in relation to UFO research.

  In 1955, as a scientific use
  investigator-analyst, he worked in
  Texas in the field of quality improvement
  radar installations. Its main function is
  bot was to supervise the work
  quality improvement and field
  tests of the newequipment. Time
  from time to time he was called to observe
  marks behind the "bogies", mark
  by different groups. In con-
  Ultimately, this led to the following
  incident.

 One evening, during dinner, he
  the military policeman interrupted and said,
  that he needs to go with him. It wouldn't-
  was an unusual event and it did nothing
  thought at that moment. It was typical
  that he was not allowed to get ready and was not
  informed about the destination
  or the duration of the “trip”.  His
  was delivered to the local air base and
  taken to a safe area with
  others involved in various fields
  frames of technical research. He knew
  many of them. There were about 25 people
  century. First they were ordered to sign
  papers on non-disclosure of state
  no secret. All this was familiar, so
  as during his service in the Navy he accepted
  little participation in secret operations. Im
  they said that the purpose of the mission would be
  only when they arrive at the month
  that, and that they are not allowed to talk
  even with each other until
  will be allowed. That's when the tone changed
  situations. They were searchedand, having removed the contents
  press the pockets, place it in the mar-
  keyed envelopes. Then see them off
  boarded the plane and sat down one by one
  with an armed guard next to everyone.
  My source told me that on their
  the uniform had no insignia,
  except for numbers. None of the guards
  did not have an identification tag and neither
  one of them did not talk to the passenger
  fats throughout the flight.

  Just before boarding, everyone was given
  black hood and they said that if
  someone will try to remove it before
  as they say, it will "never again
 will see." When asked if he was joking,
  the head general said simply
  "try it for me." The plane landed
  and they were told to put on hoods and
  place your hand on the person’s shoulder in front
  di each of them. (He could only ha-
  give information about the flight time, because often
  they took the owls from them before takeoff, but
  felt like it was about four
  hours. Then he added that they could-
  Should I just fly in circles for a while?
  time.) When they were taken out of the plane,
  he could see the ground under his feet, like
  laying my head down. He noticed that when
  theyleft the runway
  su, the area was “sandy” and in
  there was a desert coolness in the air
  th evening. The shadows he could see
  on the ground, made it clear that,
  really night time (far-
 
  neither), since the shadows were from artificial
  good lighting. He says that,
  when they were being led, two of them, apparently,
  they took off their hoods and they were told “You won’t
  should have done this." He heard
  as the handcuffs clicked and they were taken away.
  (The two analysts he worked with
  Tal, and who were at the airport,
  really never seen again
  either, and their families were resettled in
  unknown location before they
  returned home. Any questions regarding
 
  fell to the answer "You are there too
  do you want?") After walking a little, they
  felt the concrete under our feet and,
  when we stopped, we heard
  The hangar door lowers from behind.  After
  muted discussion between two
  by unknown voices (one quite
  angry, after being told
  that "there were two intruders" and that they
  must under no circumstances be included

  chens). They told me to take off the hoods. This
  moment, the voice of my source
  shuddered sadly (he told me
  this is five times without changes and, we
  as far as I know, he doesn’t tell anyone else -
  I didn’t tell you).

  When they took off their hoods, they saw
  what are inside the converted
  hangar, the floor and walls of which were
  painted blue.  All over
  there were many tables in the room,
  locks and devices with thousands of artificial
  other items, none of which
  could not be immediately recognized. Tell them  fill in what they are required to study
  each object and determine its purpose
  reading, operational parameters and
  Is it possible to make a copy from it?  He
  recalls many of the things, such as
  lasers, integrated circuits, printed
  boards are now of a banal design
  (including microprocessors, surface
  hnistic components, etc.) They are
  were on site for about four days, there
  we had dinner and slept.  They were allowed
  ask any questions necessary
  to complete their task, and the "curator"
  (as he called himself) was glad,
  when one of them eventually
  asked where these items came from. They are about
  were led into a small sealed room,
  in which they were not yet, and show-
  four huge aquariums filled
  filled with a pink solution, each
  which contained a small body with a
  swarm of skin, enlarged head, og-
  with rosy eyes and no hair. At the end
  the rooms had metal parts, from
  chips to very large twisted ones
  debris. Then the curator told the story
  history of the Roswell disaster.  When
  they were released a few days later
  after that, theythey said that they could
  feel free to return at any time and discuss
  give objects with anyone in the hypothetical
  in the
  identification data. A year later, he
  contacted this group and asked
  whether the offer remains valid.
  He was told that, of course, it remains,
  and that the collection has grown significantly.
  The philosophy was such that no one
  will believe this story without accompaniment
 
  this will lead to disastrous consequences.
  actions."




  7. Low-profile sources

   After the book came outMoore and Berlitz "Ro-
The Zowell Incident" (1980), Stringfield
received a number of letters and phone calls from
low-profile sources offering
Mysterious pieces to the Roswell case.
Some gave information allegedly from the
out of hands, although the majority used
rumors. Almost everyone didn’t talk about their se-
I don't know. In such matters this is normal, outside
depending on the topic. As the researcher noted
by Paul Smith from Riverside, PC.  Cali-
fornia: "I find it interesting that people go-
products to offer tempting tidbits
ki to the UFO mystery, but when it comes to
show and tell, 99.9% tell, but
They don't show."

   One letter, however, is partially worthy
th citation, for a number of reasons, since
associated with Roswell and Dr. Hynek (from
famous astronomer and ufologist, especially
innovator of one of the world's largest ufo-
logical organizations - KUFOS center
(CUFOS; J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO
Studies) in Chicago).  It came from Chuck
Harder, commentator on the radio program "For
people" (For the People), broadcast from Se-
Dar Key, Florida.  Signed Norm-
Mr. Richards, the letter, firstly, told
calls for UFO sightings over Japan in the air
thick of 1947, many employees of his half-
ka 25th Tropical Lightning Division.
According to a story published in the publication
Research Institute "Quiet Stars and Stripes" (The Pacific
Stars and Stripes),"huge silver
disk" remained unexplained.  Then Ri-
Chards continues:

  "In 1950 I participated in the program
  ROTC, conducted by the Air Force at the University
  those of the state of Indiana. In the summer we were sent
  to Lowry Air Force Base for a six-week
  preparation. One afternoon, there was a doctor-
  reading, which was read by a colonel from the aviation
  Wright-Patterson bases. He mentioned many
 
  Rimental aircraft. When did you arrive?
  a series of questions, he was asked for real
  whether a UFO. He became very excited and
  said that we better believe in them.
  He continued and talked about the disaster
  fairies, selectedparts and humanoids,
  brought by plane from Roswell,
  State of New Mexico. The parts were from unknown
  material known to us... humanoids
  he described them as very similar to
  featured in the TV show "Unsolved Mysteries"
  us" (Unsolved Mysteries).

 I was in Lubbock, Texas the year
  when the first satellite alarmed the world.
  One night, between Lubbock and Ama-
  Rillo UFO landed. Lots of police
  elected officials and others
  many reputable
  people talked about their observations
  information on local radio, television and
 in newspapers. I corresponded with Allen
  Hynek from Northwestern University
  theta and he wrote me a confirmation
  all three cases."

   And now the word to the researcher and the journal-
leaf Jim Mars, author of the book "Cross-
dark fire" (Crossfire), published in
1989 This popular book connects
together all the scattered evidence from
regarding the assassination of President Kennedy and
leaves little doubt about the concealment of the government
the basis of real facts. [8]

   Studying, based on the work of the researcher
William Jones of Columbus, Ohio
increased interest of Mars in UFOs, Strin-
Gfield contacted the author to find out
hoist. His letter is quoted in part:

  "...In the 70s I was a writer on
  issues of aviation and astronautics for
  publications "Star Telegram from
  Fort Worth" (Ft. Worth Star Telegram).
  At that time I was also the main writer
television on military issues. For a long time
 
  twice, met with people,
  who claimed that they served at the air base
  Fort Worth in 1947.  Both people
  they told how cases went through the base
  hee, after a few parts
  made of strange metal (some
  are filled with writing similar to hierog-
  bodices) were delivered to the base from the month
  that disaster in New Mexico. According to
  boor, this metal belonged to the disk
  to various devices that crashed somewhere
  at the very beginning of July 1947.  Go-
  alsorumors of dead members of the crew
  pages, selected and delivered to
  Fort Worth...

  It's really a pity that I
  but I didn’t have a full interview with them... I
  mentioned these two only because
  that, according to them, they were staying at
  base during the time period sounded in
  question, and that the incident is valid
  really happened."

  In a telephone conversation with Stringfield,
Mars immediately denied the rumor that
a secret service agent was involved in the murder,
who turned around in the front seat
presidential limousine and made a fa-
Talent shot. It is also rumored that Kennedy
became a target because he planned to make public
tell the whole truth about UFOs.


   "Crossfire", densely filled-
powered by a collection of amazing data, straight
indicates the possibility of high-level
political participation in the mysterious murder
qualityPresident Kennedy and even supposedly
indicates the complicity of certain individuals in
CIA, FBI and secret services that could-
whether to use the services of a criminal
world to do the dirty work. If
Is this true, then is it related to UFOs?  Although
these agencies certainly deserve praise
ly for good work in their immediate
national sphere, at the same time, each of
them plays a certain role in matters related to
connected with UFOs. But frankly speaking, everything
this, including the possible use of e-
strenuous measures to control the sex regime
fears around UFOs, remains in the world of ser-
how. [12]

   A significant event in ufology was
The book "The Truth About" published in 1994 in the USA
UFO crash near Roswell" (The Truth
About the UFO Crash at Roswell), by
which are American ufologists Ke-
Vin Randle and Don Schmit. [9]

   New first-hand information yet
more strengthens and reinforces Roswell-
lsky incident. The book contains many
your important evidence, both military and
civilian sources who saw the summer-
body apparatus and alien bodies.

   The search for archaeologists who allegedly saw the
crashed UFO on the San Agustin plateau, in con-
finally completed in one aspect,
when the leader of the expedition was found.
In an interview conducted a few weeks before
his death, he confirmed that he was there and
I saw everything. It is also interesting that, onhimself
in fact, he was north of Roswell, and not on
San Augustine Plateau in western New Mexico.
Another scientist, a paleontologist of vertebrates
military officers, said that he had seen a military cor-
the bottom of the cordon near Highway 285 to the north
rowest of Roswell.

   Skeptics often say that near Roswell-
the weather balloon fell and no one saw the flying
object in the sky. Because of this, version o
weather balloon makes some sense, at least
at least for them.  However, the authors of the book
found several people who saw the falling
object to the ground.

   Among them is William Woody. In 1947 he
was eleven years old. He watched for a long time
giving star. The next day he mixed
he and his father tried to find the object, but they
met with a military cordon and were
forced to turn back.

   Corporal E. L. Pyles, who served at Roswell
in 1947, also seen crashed
object. He also observed the rapid
falling object while on radar
tion station 15 miles southwest of
Roswell. Pyles, along with Woody and others
my witnesses were able to confirm the exact
date of the disaster, July 4, 1947. [13]