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... at 1:33 p.m. Godman's radar scanners locked on
to an "unidentified object" which was approaching the airfield
from the southeast at about 13, 000 feet. Seconds later, an enormous "Flying Saucer" was suspended |
By Bruce Sandham
Winnipeg Free Press 11-30-1968 |
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Thank you for posting this, Frank. As you know I have been looking at this case again. What I have seen in the files is a mound of conflicting information.
ReplyDeleteAltitude at "x" time, death at "x" time, etc. Either his time of death was 1518 or it wasnt. If it was, he was still airborne, heading into the sun, with his P51 under complete control.
This is the only place your going to see this "extra" chatter from Cpt. Mantell. Even though it can not be verified, it fits perfectly with the facts.
Take Care,
Bob
Bob,
DeleteYou're very welcome.
It was Scott's request that evoked the Mantell post.
Cheers,
Frank