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Roswell 'alien' who made woman faint was Patrick Air Force Base scientist
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Museum of Aviation Robins AFB, Warner Robins, GA - Did You Know?? Before the deployment of the U-2, the United States obtained most aerial photos of deep within the vast Soviet Union
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Stephen Schwartz on Twitter: "Project MOGUL used “trains” of high-altitude balloons more than 650 feet long, radar reflectors (to assist in tracking), and acoustic sensors to detect distant blasts. Numerous tests of
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