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Roswell base photographers speak out

By T.K. Randall
July 27, 2013 ·  198 comments

Image Credit: sxc.hu Military photographers stationed at Roswell Air Force Base in 1947, now in their 80s, have provided new details of what happened at the time of the infamous UFO crash. According to their testimonies, Commander Butch Blanchard and his superiors had decided it best to call in photographers from outside the base to take pictures of the evidence because having too many of their own personnel involved was deemed to be a security risk.

The commander of the photo unit was therefore summarily relieved of his duties and transferred elsewhere. In his place a group of men from Washington DC was flown in to photograph the debris along with several retired military personnel with Top Secret clearance. Of those photographers interviewed, none of them believed that the incident had anything to do with a crashed weather balloon and all of them were adamant that a coverup had taken place.[!gad]Military photographers stationed at Roswell Air Force Base in 1947, now in their 80s, have provided new details of what happened at the time of the infamous UFO crash. According to their testimonies, Commander Butch Blanchard and his superiors had decided it best to call in photographers from outside the base to take pictures of the evidence because having too many of their own personnel involved was deemed to be a security risk.

The commander of the photo unit was therefore summarily relieved of his duties and transferred elsewhere. In his place a group of men from Washington DC was flown in to photograph the debris along with several retired military personnel with Top Secret clearance. Of those photographers interviewed, none of them believed that the incident had anything to do with a crashed weather balloon and all of them were adamant that a coverup had taken place.

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