Roswell Revealed

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WITNESSES TESTIMONY
Compiled from best available sources, November 2011

1. Dubose, Thomas Jefferson
2. Groode, Mary
3. Hall, L. M.
4. Haut, Walter
5. Henderson, Oliver W.
6. Henderson, Sappho
7. Kromschroeder, John
8. Marcel Jr, Jesse
9. McQuiddy, Arthur
10. Newton, Irving
11. Porter, Robert
12. Proctor, Loretta
13. Roberts, George
14. Sarbacher, Dr Robert (Letter dated November 29, 1983)
15. Shirkey, Robert
16. Sleppy, Lydia
17. Slusher, Robert
18. Smith, Robert
19. Tadolini, Sally Strickland
20. Woody, William
21. Zimmerman, Earl

MEDIA DOCUMENTS

1. "Reward Offered for Capture of Flying Saucer": The Advertiser (Adelaide, Australia). 9 July 1947 NOTE: This article was written on 7 July 1947 by a reporter representative stationed in New York). Original available from the National Library of Australia.
2. Disc Mystery is Solved for Three Hours until Roswell Find Collapses: Albuquerque Journal. 9 July 1947.
3. "NM Rancher Sorry He Said Anything About 'Disc Find'": Albuquerque Tribune, 9 July 1947. Published the full article written by AP reporter Jason Kellahin.
4. "Flying Disc Found, U.S. Army Air Force Says": London Free Press. 8 July 1947.
5. Official 1947 Roswell AAF News Release written by Lieutenant Walter Haut.
6. "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer On Ranch in Roswell Region" (8 July); "Gen. Ramey Empties Roswell Saucer" and "Harassed Rancher Who Located 'Saucer' Sorry He Told About It" (9 July): Roswell Daily Record. 8-9 July 1947.
7. "Disk near Bomb Test Site is just a Weather Balloon": New York Times. 9 July 1947.
8. "Army Reveals it has Flying Disc Found on Ranch in New Mexico": Sacramento Bee. 8 July 1947, p.1.
9. "U.S. Army to Examine a Flying Disk": The Times (London, UK), 8 July 1947. NOTE: This article was written on 7 July 1947 by a reporter representative stationed in Washington, D.C.
10. "New Mexico Rancher Sorry Now That He Said Anything About It": Tucumcari (N.M.) Daily News, 9 July 1947. Extracted from an article written by AP reporter Jason Kellahin.
11. "Flying saucer is Found in New Mexico": Walla Walla Union-Bulletin. 8 July 1947.
12. Official Media Photos of the Roswell Incident taken by James Bond Johnson and Major Charles A. Cashon in General Roger Ramey's office at the Fort Worth Army Air Field, and an official photo of a typical Mogul reflector held up by Professor Charles B. Moore (from NYU), compiled by SUNRISE Information Services from best available sources, February 2012.

US GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE ROSWELL INCIDENT

1. Memo from General Nathan F. Twining on Preliminary Examination of a Recovered Disc in New Mexico, 15 July 1947.
2. Letter from General Nathan F. Twining to Mr Julius Earl Schaefer of Boeing Airplane Company, 17 July 1947.
3. Letter to General Twining from the Advanced Study Group, 12 September 1947.
4. Memo from General Twining that began all U.S. UFO Studies by the USAF, 23 September 1947. A variation on this memo dated 28 September 1947 can be downloaded here, and the plain text version from here.
5. FBI Teletype describes disk of Roswell as hexagonal in shape, 8 July 1947.
6. FBI Memo written at around the time of the Roswell incident from John Edgar Hoover, First Director of the FBI, regarding "flying discs", 10 July 1947.
7. USAF/Battelle First Progress Report on Titanium Alloys under contract number AF 33(038)-3736, 31 August 1949. This report was released through US FoI in February 2010.
8. USAF/Battelle Second Progress Report on Titanium Alloys under contract number AF 33(038)-3736, 31 October 1949. This report was released through US FoI in August 2009.
9. 1949 ONR Report of Symposium on Titanium 1949 by Office of Naval Research (ONR), March 1949.
10. "Titanium in Aircraft" by J. B. Johnson and E. J. Hassell (Wright Patterson AFB), 1951. Metallurgy and Metallography, 9441.
11. The Titanium Decade by Emmanuel G. Mesthene (The RAND Corporation), January 1962. Prepared for the United States Air Force Project RAND.
12. Executive Summary Report of Air Force Research regarding the "Roswell Incident", 8 September 1994.
13. USAF Roswell Report: Fact vs Fiction in the New Mexico Desert, July 1995.
14. GAO Report on the Roswell Incident, 28 July 1995. A plain text version prepared by John Kirby is available here.
15. Interpretation of General Ramey's Memo, using image supplied by the University of Texas Arlington Library (UTA) and best available text interpretation and analysis from Mr David Rudiak and other researchers.

SCIENTIFIC (NITINOL AND TITANIUM)

1. 1949 Memo from Clyde E. Williams, Chairman of the Panel on Metallurgy for the R&D Board Committee on Basic Physical Science discussing New Materials Programs, 28 January 1949.
2. 1949 A Tentative NiTi Diagram Report by US Bureau of Mines, February 1949.
3. "Titanium Alloys" by William J. Kroll, 1950. Chemical Abstracts, Volume 45, 107.
4. "Titanium Binary Alloys" by by C.M. Craighead, O.W. Simmons, and L.W. Eastwood, March 1950. Transactions AIME, Volume 188, Journal of Metals, pp.485-513.
5. "On the System Titanium-Zirconium" by Paul A. Farrar and Sanford Adler, 1966. Transactions of the Metallurgical Society of AIME, Volume 236, July 1966, pp.1061-1064.
6. "Ni-Ti Nickel-Titanium" published in Smithells Metal Reference Book, 1968.
7. Method of Treating Variable Transition Temperature Alloys by Frederick E. Wang and William J. Buehler, 26 January 1971. US Patent No.3,558,369.
8. "Grassroots Genius - Ideas by Readers for the Application of NiTi" by Kevin Sanders, March 1982. Omega Science Digest (U.S. Edition / Kevin Sander's Copy), pp.26-28 and 30.
9. "Miracle Metal - It Generates Unlimited Energy" by Kevin Sanders, October 1982. Omega Science Digest (U.S. Edition / Kevin Sander's Copy), pp.93-96.
10. "Miracle Metal - There is Absolutely Nothing Like It" by Keith Saunders (sic), March/April 1982. Omega Science Digest (Australian Edition / SUNRISE Copy), pp.11-13 and 119.

SUNRISE DOCUMENTS

1. Summary Analysis of the 1949 Battelle/USAF First and Second Progress Reports on Titanium Alloys prepared by SUNRISE.