Classified Document Confirms

By Anthony Bragalia2-14-12 A formerly classified letter from early 1950 reveals that the Father of Nuclear Medicine and the Chief of Medical Research for the US Air Force discussed "bizarre details" surrounding the crash of a flying saucer that had occurred sometime prior. These two distinguished Men of Science from the 1940s and 1950s may have had insight into the UFO phenomenon that went far beyond what most at the time knew about fallen ET.Remarkably, in this same document mention is made of the work of a Battelle Memorial Institute-associated psychologist who was studying UFO sightings for the US Air Force. This was the very same organization that was tasked to conduct metallurgical studies of the UFO crash "memory metal" found at Roswell in 1947 (as related in this author's series of articles on Battelle.) This psychologist was also associated with the Aero-Medical Lab at Wright Field - the same lab that new testimony says conducted the examination of alien corpses.THESE MEN OF SCIENCEUSAF Col. Robert Blount was the Chief of the Medical Research Division for the Air Force's Office of the Surgeon General. Each branch of service has a "Surgeon General" office that is distinct from the Surgeon General of the United States. For several years, including in 1950, Blount led the Air Force's innovation and development activities in a range of medical areas. This included in aero-flight medical research, aircrew health assessments, laboratory analysis and aviation biology. He was also associated with the US Research and Development Board. Blount was later named Deputy Commandant of the esteemed Air Force School of Aviation Medicine.Dr. Robley Evans was a world-famous MIT scientist. He was named Professor Emeritus of the Cambridge institution and he is universally acknowledged as the "Father of Nuclear Medicine." He was awarded the prestigious Enrico Fermi Award for his pioneering work on the effects of radiation on the human body. The Fermi Award is the highest award given by the US Department of Energy. Evans technical achievements were diverse and included those in areas such as histochemistry, blood and tissue preservation and physics. Evans built MIT's first cyclotron or "atom-smasher" and the first such system in the world for medical and biological use.That these two men of science (in the fields of flight biology, medical research and body studies) were professionally discussing the crash of a flying saucer in an official and classified document is remarkable. And if this crashed saucer was piloted, these scientists, considering their specialities, would no doubt have interest in the alien bodies.THE TELLING LETTERIn this letter between the two scientists (previously classified "Restricted") concerning official government UFO study, Blount writes to Evans on March 10, 1950:"It is recently rumored that one of the so-called flying saucers crashed in Mexico; however, the details are somewhat bizarre at the moment." Just before this sentence, Blount discusses with Evans that he has also received information that "a new report is in the process of being published and will be classified "Top Secret."Here is the telling document: Colonel Blounts LetterRead more >>