Two UFOs once fell into the US in the 40s

A former US Air Force officer confirmed that two objects flying outside the Earth had plunged near the American city of Roswell in 1947.

In 1947, the American media reported that an unidentified flying object (UFO) landed in an area near the city of Roswell, New Mexico state in June or July. The US military declared the object to be a fragment of a balloon that monitors the weather. This balloon exploded during the flight test.

An illustration of UFO falling near the city of Roswell
in 1947 in the American newspaper. (Photo: echoesofenoch.com)

Public opinion raises many theories around the incident. Some people believe in the announcement of the US military, but many people claim the object is a means of flying off-earth creatures. However, most people think that only one object falls near Roswell.

The story became more thrilling when recently, Richard French, a pilot who served the US military and retired from the rank of lieutenant colonel, told The Huffington Post that the two objects had fallen to Roswell in 1947.

"The two objects that once fell into Roswell. This is something most people don't know. An experimental aircraft shot down the first object as it flew above the White Sands area in the state of New Mexico. The weapon was used. to shoot UFOs is a laser pulse device, which makes the UFO's control system numb and it falls , " French said.

Mr. Richard French while serving the US Air Force.

The former Air Force Lieutenant learned about the second object crash a few days later.

"It falls a few kilometers away from the scene of the fall. We think the second flight is in distress while looking for the surviving creatures and spacecraft fragments in the first fall. I think those creatures come from space outside the globe , " French said.

But John Alexander, another US air force officer, doubted French's affirmation. According to Alexander, he was allowed access to official documents about US UFOs.

"In the 1980s, I was one of the people responsible for studying laser-firing weapons. The US military had a laser-launching system in the 1960s, but their range was very short. "It is possible to build laser weapons in 1947," Alexander argued.