This a probably the first book to read on the alleged UFO
crash near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947.
There is no doubt that something happened,
and this book lays out the alien spacecraft scenario.
It has done more that any other to win respect
for that theory.
(See the Air Force's "Roswell Report: Case Closed" for
an alternative "official" explanation.)
Though not without its
flaws, this is still the most authoritative book on
the incident, with numerous witness testimonies
and plenty of references.
It is the starting point for anyone studying the
incident.
-- Glenn Campbell
TOP SECRET
Rickett, the senior counter-intelligence man, and the Provost Marshal
walked the perimeter of the debris field examining the wreckage scattered
there. Most of the pieces were small, no more than a few inches long
and wide, but some measured a couple of feet on one side.
They came to one piece that was about two feet by two feet. According
to Rickett, it was slightly curved. He locked it against his knee
and tried to bend or break it. The metal was very thin and very lightweight.
Rickett couldn't bend it at all.
As they prepared to leave the crash site, the senior CIC agent turned
to Rickett. "You and I were never out here," he said. "You and I never
saw this. You don't see any military people or military vehicles out
here either."
"Yeah," Rickett agreed. "We never even left the office."
By Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt
