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fill lliii NORTH AMERICA machine exploded over Brazel's farm dropping debris but continued in the air to Socorro before finally being downed. It is suggested that the government may have issued the statement about the retrieved saucer at Brazel's farm in order to divert attention from the recovery going on nearby. This seems to be a diversion fraught with risks though, if true, it does seem to have worked. There is no question that debris was recovered from Brazel's ranch. In order to explain the situation to an eager public Brigadier General Ramey, commander of the 8th Air Force district at Fort Worth together with his adjutant displayed the recovered debris for the press. The wreckage shown was clearly that of a Rawin weather balloon which it was claimed was the cause of the event. Almost certainly this was a device to cover up the truth and the real wreckage was by this time on its way to Wright Patterson Air Force Base. A proper analysis of the Roswell incident must take account of the circumstances surrounding the immediate area and time of the incident. New Mexico in 1948 was the site of the White Sands Proving Grounds, where German scientists brought over during the war were giving birth to the American space programme, and Los Alamos was the site of the recently developed atomic bomb. The possibility that the government was trying to secretly recover a damaged device of its own must on this account alone be high on the list of explanations for Roswell. If the Roswell incident proved nothing else, it indicated that the government was prepared to cover up something, and prepared to use the newly bom flying saucer phenomenon to do it with. NAME CAPTAIN THOMAS MANTELL DATE /JANUARY 1948 PLACE GODMAN FIELD, KENTUCKY MAPREF:M17 EVENT UFOLOGY'S FIRST MARTYR In the early afternoon of 7 January 1948 the control tower crew at Godman Field, Kentucky reported a sighting of a bright disc-shaped object to their base operations officer. Approximately one hour and twenty minutes after the sighting, when the object was still visible, four National Guard P-51 Mustang training craft led by Captain Thomas Mantell were diverted from their flight to investigate the sighting. The aircraft climbed toward the object. At 15,000 ft (4,572 m) the other planes turned back as they did not have the equipment required to supply oxygen which would enable them to fly higher. They attempted to contact Mantell by radio. Mantell made one transmission at 15,000 ft (4,572 m) saying he had the object in sight and was still climbing to investigate. The plane crashed, scattering wreckage for over a mile. Mantell was dead; this young man was ufology's first martyr. Analysis of the wreckage indicates that Mantell did not attempt to bale out of the plane and suggests that the plane broke up from diving at excessive speed, presumably out of control. It is suggested that Mantell blacked out from oxygen deprivation as he flew above the plane's capability to supply oxygen. The question is, what was it that drove Mantell higher and higher? One theory is that it was a Skyhook weather balloon; one binocular observation described the UFO as parachute-like with bright sun reflecting from the top. Another theory is that Mantell was chasing the bright image of a planet which would account for his inability to 'close-in' on the target. Mantell's experience should have taught him to react better and it is speculated that he may have overreacted to the UFO sighting as a result of six months of media hype following the Arnold sighting of the previous year. Mysterious rumours abound concerning this case; that Mantell described the object as 'metallic . . . tremendous in size', that his body was not in the plane when the wreckage was recovered, and that his funeral was 'closed casket' because of extraordinary wounds on 20
DATABASE 1940s his body. None of these claims can be regarded as definitively substantiated and it is certainly the usual procedure for plane crash victims to be buried 'closed casket' due to their injuries. Whether Mantell was a victim of his own excitement, or whether he was struck down by an alien force resisting his pursuit of their saucer can now never be proven. However, the light Mantell chased was, by any sensible definition, a UFO and therefore we can rightly regard Mantell's death as the first attributed to a UFO encounter. Above An artist's impression of Mantell's P-51 Mustang training plane climbing towards the UFO high over Godman Field in Kentucky. Other planes in the flight turned back at a lov^/er altitude but Mantell pressed on. Minutes later he was dead. Speculation with regard to what he was chasing continues to this day. Was it a weather balloon, a star, the planet Venus, or a craft from another world? Right Captain Thomas Mantell. 21
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