"Between 1944 and 1974 the federal government sponsored several thousand human radiation experiments. In the great majority of cases, the experiments were conducted to advance biomedical science; some experiments were conducted to advance national interests in defense or space exploration; and some experiments served both biomedical and defense or space exploration purposes. As noted, in the great majority of cases only fragmentary data are available."
"Information about human experiments was kept secret out of concern for embarrassment to the government, potential legal liability, and worry that public misunderstanding would jeopardize government programs."
"Where programs were legitimately kept secret for national security reasons, the government often did not create or maintain adequate records, thereby preventing the public, and those most at risk, from learning the facts..."
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and humanity have coexisted since the beginning of recorded history. Ancient texts reference mysterious chariots in the sky. The bible relates, "...there appeared a chariot of fire…and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven...." Vedic literature of India speak of mysterious events in the sky as well, "The flying chariot shone like a flame in the night sky of summer... it swept by like a comet…” Prehistoric and medieval artists incorporated the mystery into their art.
A natural or terrestrial cause explains a number of unidentified flying objects. For the unsolved events that remain, a frequent presumption is that government research is the source. Given the length of time the enigma has existed in tandem with humanity and the apparent movement of various unidentified objects in defiance of modern physics, the government research theory does little to clarify all incidences of unidentified aerial phenomena. Each account requires an independent examination to determine the source.
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January 15, 1994
William J. Clinton
"The Advisory Committee shall evaluate the extent to which human radiation experiments were consistent with applicable ethical and scientific standards”
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Do you, a relative, or acquaintance recall conversation about a 1941 Missouri crash of an unidentified object, an alleged UFO?
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The May 5, 1938 Sikeston Herald article speaks of a 1938 Meteor.
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“They were small framed like a child about 4 feet tall,
but had larger heads”
“…he 'picked up the bodies' of crash victims from the base. He continued to comment that there were more crashes than had been reported…”
“A rumor circulated about a crash of an air space ship or something like that --- nobody knew for sure --- but it had 'little people' on it”
"I heard my folks talk about a strange craft that crashed"
Body Snatchers in the Desert alleges the United States government exposed persons with disabilities - like Progeria - to experimentation. Individuals with Progeria appear dwarf with a baldhead, pinched nose, large head with a small face, prominent eyes, and wrinkle skin
According to the Department of Energy (DOE), by the time the AEC (Atomic Energy Commission) began operations, a parallel program to distribute federally produced radioisotopes to research institutions throughout the country was already well under way.
History views Einstein’s letter to Roosevelt, dated August 2, 1939 as a first step toward the Manhattan project – the ultra secretive project to develop atomic weapons.
The book, Body Snatchers in the Desert by Nick Redfern, takes the topic of government experimentation a step further. According to the author, unnamed unrelated sources state a government experiment in the New Mexico desert in 1947 is the origin of the Roswell incident. The author alleges the United States government exposed persons with disabilities - like Progeria - to experimentation. Progeria is a congenital disorder characterized by the rapid onset of aging. Individuals with Progeria appear dwarf with a baldhead, pinched nose, large head with a small face, prominent eyes, and wrinkle skin.
In 1941, did courageous and honest southeast Missouri individuals relate a story about a government experiment gone awry when they spoke of a downed unidentified craft with “little people” aboard or was the source of the event other than terrestrial?
The evaluation by The Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments covered a period of time from 1944 to May 30, 1974. Key committee findings include:
Are accounts of a southeast Missiouri crash of an unidentified object just a local legend, a government experiment gone awry, or an extraterrestrial encounter? Do you know?
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- 1941 Missouri Institute of Aeronautics (MIA)
- 1941 Alleged Unidentified Crash
- 1941 Kansas City, Missouri Aviation Institute
- 1947 Cape Girardeau, Missouri
- 1941 Sikeston, Missouri
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Vannevar Bush Correspondence to Roosevelt July 16, 1941The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
Although history states research into aircraft nuclear propulsion began after World War II with NEPA -Nuclear Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft, a Department of the Air Force, Wright Patterson Air Force Base memorandum concerning an Environmental Advisory Board meeting suggests otherwise.
“There was a question concerning the radioactive facility located in Area B--was it still radioactive. Mr. Mays, the Radiation Program Manager for EM, replied that the facility was originally built as a test facility for the nuclear propulsion program in 1941."
“In 1941, only forty buildings existed at Wright Field, but by 1944, the airfield consisted of more than three hundred buildings.”
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