In 1947, American media simultaneously reported about an unidentified flying object (UFO) that crashed in an area near the city of Roswell, New Mexico. However, a former US officer revealed that at that time there were 2 UFOs that fell on Roswell.
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| In June 1947, American public opinion and the world were stirred by the news that an unidentified flying object (UFO) crashed near the city of Roswell, New Mexico. |
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| After receiving information from the people, US officials quickly went to the scene to collect suspected UFO debris. There are even rumors that alien bodies have been found. |
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| Initially, the US military admitted it was a UFO. However, not long after, US officials rescinded the initial announcement and declared that the suspected UFO object was actually the debris of a weather balloon. The balloon exploded during a test flight. |
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| However, many people believe that the US government withheld information about the UFO crash in Roswell for some reason. Therefore, this incident has become a “hot” topic of great debate for many years. |
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| This mysterious accident attracted more public attention when Richard French, a pilot who served in the US Army and retired with the rank of lieutenant colonel, revealed to the press that up to 2 objects fell. Roswell in 1947. |
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| “Two objects fell on Roswell. This is something most people don’t know,” said former officer Richard French. |
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| The former US Air Force officer also shocked when he claimed that a test aircraft shot down the first object while it was flying above the White Sands area in New Mexico. |
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| The weapon used to shoot the object believed to be a UFO was a pulsed laser device. |
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| The second object fell several kilometers from the first. Mr. French speculates that the second object crashed during the search for survivors of the first accident. |
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| This is also the reason some people believe that the aliens really crashed at Roswell in 1947. However, until now, they have not been able to prove it because there is no concrete evidence or official military documents. America about this. |
