Aztec UFO Crash Recovery

[Quix]

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https://theuniversalseduction.com/articles/aztec-ufo-crash-recovery
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On March 25, 1948, a UFO was detected and picked up on their scopes by three separate and strategically located radar units in the southwestern part of the ted States. It is theorized that [the beam from one of the radars] had some kind of effect on the central control system of the flying object, for immediately it seemed to go out of control. The following is an in-depth overview of the crash and subsequent recovery of a UFO and sixteen humanoid occupants near Aztec, New Mexico:.
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THE AZTEC UFO RECOVERY 1948

It was the columnist Frank Scully who first alerted the world to sensational stories of recovered flying saucers and little men in his best-selling book Behind The Flying Saucers -- The Truth About The Aztec UFO Crash published in 1950.
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Scully claimed that up to that time there had been four such recoveries, one of which was alleged to have taken place around Aztec, New Mexico, when sixteen humanoid bodies were recovered together with their undamaged craft. According to Scully's informants, the disk that landed near Aztec was 99.99 feet in diameter, its exterior made of a light metal resembling aluminum but so durable that no amount of heat (up to 10,000 degrees was applied) or diamond-tipped drill had the slightest effect. The disk apparently incorporated large rings of metal which revolved around a central, stabilized cabin, using an unfamiliar gear ratio. There were no rivets, bolts, screws or signs of welding.
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Investigators were eventually able to gain entry. Scully was told, because of a fracture in one of the portholes, which they enlarged, revealing a knob inside the cabin which when pushed (with a pole) caused a hidden door to open.
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Sixteen small humanoids, ranging in height from 36 to 42 inches, were supposedly found dead inside the cabin, their bodies charred to a dark brown color. Scully was told that the craft landed undamaged, having landed under its own guidance.
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The craft was eventually dismantled, the investigators having discovered that it was manufactured in segments which fitted in grooves and were pinned together around the base. The complete cabin section, measuring 18 feet in diameter was lifted out of the base of the saucer, around which was a gear that fitted a gear on the cabin.
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These segments, together with the bodies, were then transported to Wright Field (Wright Patterson AFB). Some of the bodies were later dissected and examined by the Air Force, and were found to be similar in all respects to human beings, with the exception of their teeth, which were perfect..
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The IPU convoy used a route to the site that avoided main roads, and on arrival road blocks were set up at strategic points within two miles of the recovery area. The owner of a ranch and his family were allegedly held incommunicado and told never to discuss the matter (cf. The Roswell incident). Equipment hauling trucks were camouflaged to look like oil drilling rigs during the operation.
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An instrument panel supposedly had several pushbuttons and levers with hieroglyphic-type symbols, as well as symbols illuminated on small display screens. Bush and von Neumann discovered that the control panel had drawers which rolled out, but no wiring could be detected. A book composed of parchment-like leaves with the texture of plastic also contained the strange hieroglyphs - similar to Sanskrit, Oppenheimer thought. This was given to General Marshall, who then passed it on to two leading cryptological experts for analysis, William F. Friedman and Lambros C. Callihamos (who both later led distinguished careers in the National Security Agency).
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According to the report, the bodies were described as averaging 42 inches in length. The facial features strongly resembled "mongoloid Orientals" in appearance, with disproportionately large heads, large "slant" eyes, small noses and mouths. The average weight was about 40 pounds. The torsos were very small and thin, with very thin necks. The arms were long and slender, reaching the knees, with hands containing long and slender fingers with webbing between them. There was no digestive or gastrointestinal tract, no alimentary or intestinal canal, and no rectal point. No reproductive organs were apparent. Instead of blood there was a colorless liquid with no red cells which smelled similar to ozone. - UFO Crash at Aztec: A Well Kept Secret.
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The Ramsey research team discovered a remarkable cache of documents in an archive largely ignored over the years. After flying across country from North Carolina, Scott opened a trove of information and Dr. Frank Thayer hundreds of pages from the Frank Scully archives at the University of Wyoming. Eventually Thayer became a co-author of the book.
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Though Scott and Suzanne Ramsey’s book was not published until 2012, the research was intense and ongoing, even after Thayer joined the team. It was Suzanne who coined the phrase that appears on the back cover of the book, stating that Aztec was an incident that goes from “hoax to history” as a result of The Aztec Incident: Recovery at Hart Canyon.. . .

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{The Ramsey book is impressive in its thoroughness and detail. I recommend it for those interested. Nevertheless, this article includes details the Ramsey book did not. Qx}
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What’s more, independent accounts and memories are surprisingly consistent with each other. When two separate witnesses describe in high detail the same event in almost identical ways 50+ years later, the likelihood of coincidence is almost zero. So, Scully was right in 1950, but his story was vilified, suppressed, and discredited until his total vindication in 2012.. . .

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A close relative--the same one who ended up working in NV at S-4--rode out to the site with his close friend on horseback as his friend had a connection with a rancher near the site. They asserted that there was significant evidence left at the site of a major machine/truck etc. sort of activity that was not associated with the oil industry. They did this 10 days after the crash.
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I think this is a very worthwhile article for those seriously interested in the topic. It is as good a summary as I've read--better than all the others, actually.
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I certainly believe in the crash and many of the details.
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https://theuniversalseduction.com/articles/aztec-ufo-crash-recovery

... was 99.99 feet in diameter, its exterior made of a light metal resembling aluminum but so durable that no amount of heat (up to 10,000 degrees was applied) or diamond-tipped drill had the slightest effect. The disk apparently incorporated large rings of metal which revolved around a central, stabilized cabin, using an unfamiliar gear ratio. There were no rivets, bolts, screws or signs of welding.

Thanks Quix.

The same was true in 1967. 

[Victoria33]

@Quix

Scott and Ramsey put out a new a version in 2015.  I just bought it because I don't know about the Aztec event.  I have every book put out about the Roswell event and have been there and gone through their 'museum" about their event.  I have a copy of their city newspaper put out the day after it happened.  This Aztec event happened about eight months after the Roswell one.

[catfish1957]

And still no definitive proof of the existence of aliens.

After Trump is through with his JFK circus, maybe he'll work on Roswell.

[Quix]

Thanks Quix.

The same was true in 1967. 

Not sure what you are referring to ... your own experience or something else?

Thanks for your kind reply.

[Quix]

@Quix

Scott and Ramsey put out a new a version in 2015.  I just bought it because I don't know about the Aztec event.  I have every book put out about the Roswell event and have been there and gone through their 'museum" about their event.  I have a copy of their city newspaper put out the day after it happened.  This Aztec event happened about eight months after the Roswell one.

imho, the Ramsey book is top flight. They were exhaustive over 10-20 years in their research efforts. They tracked down all manner of folks who had personal experiences with that situation.

The number of data points and correlations they tracked down was impressive, to me.

I hope you enjoy it.

Thanks for your kind reply.

[Quix]

And still no definitive proof of the existence of aliens.

After Trump is through with his JFK circus, maybe he'll work on Roswell.

Yes and no.

I think you have a very different definition of "definitive."

There's plenty of evidence as definitive as has been sufficient for sentencing many murderers to execution.

Perhaps you'd best enjoy your leaning way over in behalf of a false negative error, while you can.

[catfish1957]

Yes and no.

I think you have a very different definition of "definitive."

There's plenty of evidence as definitive as has been sufficient for sentencing many murderers to execution.

Perhaps you'd best enjoy your leaning way over in behalf of a false negative error, while you can.

Whatever you say Mr. Mulder.

[Quix]

Whatever you say Mr. Mulder.

IIRC, I've studied the topic longer than the Mulder actor has been alive.