Claims Of Recovered Extraterrestrial Craft

UFO Crashes Near Kingman Airport Arizona, 1953

On the night of May 21, 1953, around 13 kilometers (8 mi) toward the upper east of Kingman Airport in Arizona, a unidentified specialty purportedly collided with Earth. The military immediately closed the region and recuperated the trash, moving the destruction to one of two army installations, either the notorious Area 51 in Nevada or Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. (Cases fluctuate.) Government authorities circumspectly gathered together some place near 40 researchers in different fields, and in the wake of having them sign mystery papers, they transported them (in an austere transport if a few sources are to be accepted) to where the specialty, and its group, were being housed with the goal that they could all the more likely comprehend both. As per specialist and creator Preston Dennett, one such researcher, Arthur Stancil, would state to Dennett that their examinations would presume that "the art struck the ground at 1,200 miles for each hour, however was unusually unharmed and certainly not human-made." Stancil would additionally depict the question as "tear-drop molded [ . . . ] like a streamlined stogie." Another researcher who talked with Dennett, Leonard Stringfield, asserted that he figured out how to get a peer inside the smashed art, seeing with his very own eyes "the dead body of a four foot human-like animal in a silver metallic suit."The occurrence was to a great extent held under wraps by the military until the point when Frank Scully lit the circuit that would present obviously authentic observers to other UFO specialists.