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From: egs@netcom.com (Edward G. Stewart)
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 1997 02:41:06 -0800 (PST)
Fwd Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 10:17:06 -0500
Subject: Re: Shell Responds to Chapman's 'Strange' Article

> Date: 07 Jan 97 18:01:05 EST
> From: Theresa <70571.1735@CompuServe.COM>
> To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
> Subject: Re: UFO UpDate: Re: Shell Responds to Chapman's 'Strange' Article

> >Date: Mon, 06 Jan 1997 20:05:30 -0800
> >From: Ed Stewart <egs@netcom.com>
> >To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
> >Subject: Re: UFO UpDate: Re: Shell Responds to Chapman's 'Strange' Article

> >I suggest you avail yourself of the available literature on the
> >Manhattan project and the Trinity test. It is extensive, detailed and
> >available to the public.

>      I have Ed, in fact, I have quite a bit of it in my own library.  The
> problem is that the information that is available the way you say is
incomplete
> and perhaps not totally accurate.  My search of the archives turned up more
> information.   I was curious if you had done the same search.

That is fantastic and welcome news. How about sharing this breakthrough of
yours searching the archives and tell us in context exactly what you found
and where? Of help would be which archive, the group number, what folder or
box the breakthrough information you uncovered and the name and phone number
of the archivist/archivists that assisted you in your discovery/discoveries?
As you apparently know, archives can be labyrinths and difficult to navigate
for those scraps of information that so often remain dormant and unseen.

> >What planes do you allege were on the air at the time of the Trinity
> >test? I am not aware of any.

> >As far as I know the AAF wanted to send up a B-29 to test the ability of
> >the plane to withstand the blast. I am not sure they even had the
> >opportunity to do that.

>     If you check into the whereabouts of Luis Alvarez and Capt. Parsons, and
> others, at the time of the blast you will find that there were planes in the
> air at the time.

Again, my limited resources and skills have not turned up anything. But, since
now we know that not only you have an extensive personal literature readily
available to you and that you have apparently uncovered some earthshaking
information through personally searching the archives, how about sharing your
source documentation so that others can follow up and verify the above so that
we can all put the thread to rest and go on to bigger things?

> > I haven't found any references in the literature for air support studies
> >associated with the above, or for that matter any aerial photography.

>     Sometimes literature isn't complete.

How true, but now that we have you and your research skills participating on
this thread, you are in a position to really help finding out the truth about
some of this matter and sharing your source documentation with us so that
we can lay this phase of the conflict to bed once and for all. Please include
the names and phone numbers of the archivers that helped you with your
discoveries on these issues. Since I don't live near Washington, D.C. or
Atlanta, my followups for copies of your discoveries will need to be handled
by phone and mail. To do that I would need to know exactly what it is that
the archives hold and be able to identify it by control group, box and folder
at minimum. It would help immensely to have the name and phone number of any
archivists that have assisted you in your discoveries.

Thank you very much for your participation, interest, research and willingness
to share your documentation and research skills with the world.

It is very nice to come across folks that are part of the solution and not
part of the problem. Anxiously awaiting the posting of your documentation.

Once more, my deepest thanks.

Ed Stewart


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