Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah
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A 2006 report by Linda Moulton Howe details a 1966 claim by a radar technician regarding a disc crash at the Cedar Breaks radar facility in Utah. The facility was allegedly operated under the direction of Area 51.
This document, published by Linda Moulton Howe on September 16, 2006, via the Earthfiles platform, reports on an alleged disc crash that occurred in 1966. The incident reportedly took place at the Cedar Breaks radar facility in Utah. According to the report, the facility was built and operated in 1966 under the direction of Area 51, located approximately 250 miles away at Nellis Air Force Base. The primary source for this claim is identified as a radar technician, described as the father of an individual named 'Paul' residing in Michigan. The document serves as an introduction to a subscription-based report, soliciting further information from the public regarding extraterrestrial biological entities and crashed discs.
A radar technician, the father of “Paul” in Michigan, claims he witnessed a disc crash at a radar facility affiliated with Area 51 in Cedar City, Utah.
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Witnesses
- Father of 'Paul' in Michiganradar technician
Key Persons
- PaulSon of the witness