UFO Quarters - Softcover

Wright, Susan

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0312971818 ISBN 13: 9780312971816

Publisher: St Martin's Press, 1999

Synopsis

The government said it need Area 51 to protect America. They said they needed it for research. Now some say it has all been a terrible lie... In the annals of UFO controversies there has never been a place like this: sixty square miles of desert and scrub just north of Las Vegas, Nevada. Officially known as a U.S. Air Force testing ground, this area has accounted for more UFO sightings and more inexplicable activity than any other in the world. leading experts to dub Area 51 "Earth's unofficial UFO headquarters." Now UFO writer Susan Wright seeks to answer the riddle once and for all, delving into previously secret government documents, drawing on eyewitness accounts, and ripping the veil of secrecy off Area 51 and the research that really goes on there. The result is the most shocking and thoroughly documented UFO book you have ever read, a book that demonstrates that for fifty years the U.S. government has had one overriding policy on Area 51: whenever confronted with suspicions, facts, or photographs-conceal, deny and lie...

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Review:

"Fascinating...Wright has done a fine job of pulling out some of the more intriguing aspects of real and imagined government and military involvement with the UFO mystery." --Nick Pope, author of "Open Skies, Closed Minds" and "The Uninvited" "Well-researched...Encompasses the extremely topical and fascinating subject of UFO sightings and government involvement." --Kary B. Mullis, author of "Dancing Naked in the Mind Field"

Synopsis:

This work provides an overview of the Area 51 controversy, placing it in its historical and sociological context. Wright pulls together the most intriguing aspects of real and imagined government and military involvement with the UFO mystery.

About this edition

• Publisher: St Martin's Press
• Publication date: 1999
• ISBN 10: 0312971818
• ISBN 13: 9780312971816
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• Number of pages: 314