NASA' nın Roswell Olayını Doğrulayan Belgeleri

 Daha önceki yayınladığımız FBI raporlarında UFO'ların varlığını kanıtlamıştık. Şimdi yayınlayacağımız NASA raporunda ise 1947 yılında ABD' nin New Mexico eyaletine düşen UFO'ları ve UFO'lardan ele geçirilen dünya dışı canlıların gerçek olduğunu kanıtlıyoruz.

NASA' nın 2009 yılında yayınladığı raporda dikkat çeken bir çok durum bulunmaktadır. Bizler raporun tüm detayıyla analizini yaparak buradan önemli durumları sizlere aktaracağız. Öncelikle ABD Hava Kuvvetleri'nin SSCB'ye karşı 'hava balonu' yaparak bir takım bilgi sızdırma operasyonu, diye yutturmaya kalktığı Roswell olayı belgeden de anlaşılacağı üzere bütünüyle gerçektir.

New Mexico eyalet meclisinde görevli vekillerin olayın aydınlatılması için sürdürdükleri çabalar, olayın dooğruluğunu kanıtlamak isteyen bilim adamları, olayın görgü tanıkları, olay yerinde elde edilen teknolojik parçacıklar raporda bütünüyle yazılmaktadır.

Olay bölgesinde yaşanılanları anlatmamaları için halka yapılan baskılar, ABD Hava Kuvvetleri' nde çalışan personellerin olaydan sonra bir bir yokoluşu enteresan durumlar olarak göze çarpıyor. Fakat NASA' nın 2009 yılında Roswell olayını rapor halinde kendi iç bünyesine sunmasını da çok manidar buluyoruz.

Şunu kesin olarak söyleyebiliriz ki, oluşturulan dosya ile 1947 yılında Roswell'e UFO düştüğü yadsınamaz bir gerçektir. UFO'dan elde edilen metal parçalar, dünya dışı canlılar ve bilimsel güçler ABD'yi olayın gizli kalmasına itmiştir. Fakat işin peşini bırakmayan kişilerin usta çabaları ile olay ifşa olmuş, NASA raporlarına dek uzanmıştır.

NASA, olayı ne kadar önemsediğini bu belge ile tüm dünyaya deklare etmiş oluyor. Ayrıca 2009 yılında bile halen olayı inkar edebileceğini sanıyor. Fakat oluşturduğu belge ile kendi kendisini ele vermiş durumda. UFO'larla ve Dünya Dışı Yaşamla tanışacağımız günlerin yaklaştığını düşünürsek NASA' nın bu paniğinin neden olduğunu rahatlıkla anlayabiliriz.

Aşşağıda raporun linkini sizlere sunıyoruz. Ayrıca rapordan bir bölümde oluşturduğumuz dosyada yer almaktadır.

http://www.nsa.gov/public_info/_files/ufo/report_af_roswell.pdf

 

 

 

 

REPORT OF AIR FORCE RESEARCH REGARDING THE

"ROSWELL INCIDENT"

July 1994

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The "Roswell Incident" refers to an event that

supposedly happened in July, 1947, wherein the Army Air

Forces (AAF) allegedly recovered remains of a crashed

"flying disc" near Roswell, New Mexico. In February,

1994, the General Accounting Office (GAO), acting on the

request of a New Mexico Congressman, initiated an audit

to attempt to locate records of such an incident and to

determine if records regarding it were properly handled.

Although the GAO effort was to look at a number of

government agencies, the apparent focus was on the Air

Force. SAF/AAZ , as the Central Point of Contact for the

GAO in this matter, initiated a systematic search of

current Air Force offices as well as numerous archives

and records centers that might help explain this matter.

Research revealed that the "Roswell Incident" was not

even considered a UFO event until the 1978-1980 time

frame. Prior to that, the incident was dismissed because

the AAF originally identified the debris recovered as

being that of a weather balloon. Subsequently, various

authors wrote a number of books claiming that, not only

was debris from an alien spacecraft recovered, but also

the bodies of the craft's alien occupants. These claims

continue to evolve today and the Air Force is now

routinely accused of engaging in a "cover-up" of this

supposed event.

The research located no records at existing Air Force

offices that indicated any "cover-up" by the USAF or any

indication of such a recovery. Consequently, efforts

were intensified by Air Force researchers at numerous

locations where records for the period in question were

stored. The records reviewed did not reveal any increase

in operations, security, or any other activity in July,

1947, that indicated any such unusual event may have

occurred. Records were located and thoroughly explored

concerning a then-TOP SECRET balloon project, designed

to attempt to monitor Soviet nuclear tests, known as

Project Mogul. Additionally, several surviving project

personnel were located and interviewed, as was the only

surviving person who recovered debris from the original

Roswell site in 1947, and the former officer who

initially identified the wreckage as a balloon.

Comparison of all informat~on developed or obtained

indicated that the material recovered near Roswell was

consistent with a balloon device and most likely from

one of the Mogul balloons that had not been previously

recovered. Air Force research efforts did not disclose

any records of the recovery of any "alien" bodies or

extraterrestrial materials.

INTRODUCTION

Air Force involvement in the alleged UFO-related

incident popularly known as the "Roswell Incident" began

as the result of a January 14, 1994, Washington Post

article (Atch 1) which announced Congressman Steven

Schiff's intent to initiate a General Accounting Office

(GAO) effort to resolve this controversial matter.

Having previously been involved in numerous Freedom of

Information Act (FOIA) and Congressional requests on

"unusual aircraft," to include Unidentified Flying

Objects (UFOs), The Director, Security and Special

Program Oversight, Office of the Secretary of the Air

Force, (SAF/AAZ) believed the Air Force would become

involved in any GAO effort involving this subject.

Thus, in late January, 1994, SAF/AAZ directed its

research/declassification team, SAF/AAZD, to attempt to

locate any official records relative to this matter.

These initial research efforts focused on records at the

Air Force Historical Research Agency (AFHRA), Maxwell

AFB, AL, the Air Force Safety Agency (AFSA) at Kirtland

AFB, NM, and the National Archives and Records

Administration (NARA).

On February 15, 1994, the GAO officially notified

Secretary of Defense William J. Perry that, it was

initiating an audit of the Department of Defense (DoD)

policies and procedures for acquiring, classifying,

retaining, and disposing of official government

documents dealing with weather balloon, aircraft, and

similar crash incidents (Atch 2). This notification was

sub- sequently passed to the Department of Defense

Inspector General who in turn officially notified the

Secretaries of the Services and other affected parties

of the audit in a February 23, 1994, memo (Atch 3). This

memorandum indicated that the "GAO is anxious to respond

to Representative Schiff's request and to dispel any

concerns that the DoD is being unresponsive." These were

the first official US Government documents that

indicated that the purpose of the GAO was to review

"crash incidents involving weather balloons and unknown

aircraft, such as UFOs and foreign aircraft, and (2) the

facts involving the reported crash of an UFO in 1949

(sic, 1947) at Roswell, New Mexico .•. (and an) alleged

DoD cover-up."

An entrance meeting of potentially concerned parties was

held in the offices of the DoD Inspector General on

February 28, 1994. During this meeting it was learned

that, while the audit officially would be reviewing the

records of a number of DoD (and possibly other Executive

Branch entities), the bulk of the effort would be

focused on Air Force records and systems. The audit was

officially given the GAO code 701034, and entitled

"Records Management Procedures Dealing With Weather

Balloon, Unknown Aircraft, and Similar Crash Incidents."

Although this official title appeared rather broad,

there was no misunderstanding that the real purpose was

to attempt to locate records and/or information on the

"Roswell Incident." This incident, explained later in

more detail, generally dealt with the claim that in July

of 1947, the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) recovered a

flying saucer and lor its alien occupants which

supposedly crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. When the

USAAF ultimately became the United States Air Force

(USAF) in September, 1947, the USAF inherited equipment,

personnel, records, policies, and procedures from the

AAF. In this particular case, the Air Force also

inherited the allegation that it had "covered up" the

"Roswell Incident" and has continued to do so for the

next 47 years.

Within the Air Force, the Office of the Administrative

Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force (SAF/AA) is

responsible both for information manaqement procedures

(SAF/AAI) and security policy and oversiqht (SAF/AAZ).

Because of this orqanization, SAF/AA was the loqical

entity to assist the GAO in its audit and SAF/AAZ was

officially named as the Central Point of Contact for

this endeavor (Atch 4). Subsequently, the then

Administrative Assistant, Mr. Robert J. McCormick,

issued a taskinq memorandum dated March 1, 199~ (Atch

5), to a number of current Air Staff and Secretariat

offices that miqht possibly have records related to such

an incident if, indeed, somethinq had actually occurred.

This search for records was purposely limited to Air

Force records and systems since:

(a) The Air Force had no authority to compel other

aqencies to review their records;

(b) The Air Force would have no way to monitor the

completeness of their efforts if they did; and

(c) the overall effort was the task and responsibility

of the GAO--not the Air Force.

Durinq the in-briefinq process with GAO, it was learned

that this audit was, indeed, qenerated at the specific

request of Conqressman Steven Schiff of New Mexico.

Earlier, Conqressman Schiff had written to the

Department of Defense Leqislative Liaison Office for

information on the "Roswell Incident" and had been

advised that it was part of the former UFO "Project

Bluebook" that had previously been turned over to NARA

by the Air Force. Conqressman Schiff subsequently

learned from NARA that, althouqh they did, indeed, have

the "Bluebook" materials, the "Roswell Incident" was not

part of that report. Conqressman Schiff, apparently

perceivinq that he had been "stonewalled" by the DoD,

then qenerated the request for the aforementioned aUdit.

It is within this context that the followinq research

and assistance efforts were conducted in support of the

GAO. This report is intended to stand as the final

official Air Force response reqardinq this matter.

THE "ROSWELL INCIDENT"- -WHAT WAS ORIGINALLY REPORTED

IN 1947

The modern preoccupation with what ultimately came to be

called Unidentified Flyinq Objects (UFOs) actually.beqan

in June, 1947. Althouqh some pro-UFO researchers arque

that siqhtinqs of UFOs qo back to Biblical times, most

researchers wil~ not dispute that anythinq in UFO

history can compare with the phenomenon that beqan in

1947. What was later characterized as "the UFO Wave of

1947" beqan with 16 alleqed siqhtinqs that occurred

between May 17 and July 12, 1947, (a1thouqh some

researchers claim there were as many as 800 siqhtinqs

durinq that period). Interestinqly, the "Roswell

Incident" was not considered one of these 1947 events

until the 1978-1980 time frame. There is no dispute,

however, that somethinq happened near Roswell in July,

1947, since it was reported in a number of contemporary

newspaper articles; the most famous of which were the

July 8 and July 9 editions of the Roswell Daily Record.

The July 8 edition reported "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer

On Ranch In Roswell Region," while the next day's

edition reported, "Ramey Empties Roswell Saucer" and

"Harassed Rancher Who Located 'Saucer' Sorry He Told

About It."

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