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I went to Roswell a few years ago. (Hey, I had to get my geek card stamped!) The more they talked about things, the less I believed it.

The alleged UFO that crashed. The Air Force took it through the town on a flatbed trailer with a tarp over it. Conveniently the tarp wasn't well secured so people could get a peak in.

They also ordered three coffins, each about child-sized, from a local funeral parlor. You want to keep something hush-hush and you order something locally?

These were great things just to get the rumor mill started and to deflect speculation from what actually happened. There was another base maybe three hours away where they were working on experimental aircraft. My guess is that one of those planes crashed, and the rumor mill was how they covered it up.

^ stuff I did not know! I plan to do the dog show in Alien City this year.

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'When it comes to UFOs I highly question they are aliens, If aliens could travel to Earth from stupid a distance solar system or even outside the Milky Way,, they'd surely use drones/robots and not biological creatures as they probably saw HG Wells' "War of the Worlds" and they'd more than likely have cloaking technology to make them undetectable to eye sight and have RADAR blocking/absorbing surfaces. I do wonder about the "TicTacs" that have been spotted.'

^ How do you know that's not already possible and being done? Another theory is that UFOs are from another dimension. There is so much that might be possible, consider the size of the universe, there could be little mites and amebas as the top life on some planets or there could be other life forms billions of years more advanced than us.

Regarding the Black Mantra yeah it's real as are other things we aren't even aware of. Around 15-20 years ago estimates were that whatever military tech that we're aware of the government is actually around 15 years beyond that. With tech advances since then we could be way beyond that 15 year estimate. Just because they don't discuss or show it off doesn't mean it isn't possible or doesn't exist.

@viking2012 Yup, I totally agree.

I worked at GE in Syracuse, NY. I was in was HMED/MESO (Heavy Military Electronics Dept/Military Electronic Systems Organization.) I was fresh out of college and worked as a computer tech, and this is where I learned my skills for the rest of my career. The two primary RADAR systems they had were FPS-117, a solid state RADAR that would replace the DEW Line in Canada and a "portable" one that the Marines could drop from a helicopter and have ready in 90 mins.

Then there was OTH - Over The Horizon. The test array was in, of all places, Moscow, ME. OTH bounces off the ionosphere and looks down then bounces back to the array. Shipping traffic was being watch in the Mediterranean. The backscatter system was design to monitor the Eastern Seaboard/Atlantic, one for the Gulf of America and one for the west coast/Pacific.

The FPS-117 set-up in the GE's parking lot was monitoring air traffic in the Tri-State area. This was 1982/1983 so it would be considered ancient today. I have no idea if FPS-117 was ever used at airports, wouldn't surprise me,

GE also made great SONARs in Syracuse. They use to test in Skaneateles Lake (one of the Finger Lakes, I think it was this one might have been Seneca.) Very deep (+300'), a mile wide and 16 miles long (Seneca is +600' deep and like 38 miles long.) Homeowners filed suit against GE to stop SONAR Ping testing as the low freq would bubble up in toilets - priceless.

In the 1970s, GE had this motto "We Bring Good Things To Life." Some manager in Syracuse wanted to use it for HMED. He was told, "No." GE made miniguns in Burlington, VT and Sidewinders in Pittsfield, CT (I think it was, that was a long time ago.) Point is, while HMED some very cool tech, they also made some really cool weapons. Burlington, VT and miniguns seem very strange today.

@Mogul1985, I don't know if you've ever been to Roswell, but just a heads up: There really isn't a whole lot to do there. It's really just a day trip -- a couple small museums, maybe a tour, and walking about a three-block area. I made the mistake of being there for three days; well, not a mistake but not as enjoyable as I'd hoped. Now Albuquerque -- that was a helluva lot more enjoyable; I wish I had spent a couple more days there instead of Roswell.

On the possible upside, for a town of only about 40,000, it has a helluva lot of Asian massage parlors, maybe a dozen, almost all on or near Main Street. The nearest strip joint is about an hour south in Artesia (I think that's the name of the town). The other three strip joints in the state are about three hours away in Albuquerque.

@PhamtomGeek A few of us have talked for years about doing the "Alien City" dog show as they call it. Small shows like in Roswell can be a lot of fun, and apparently the Roswell show plays up the alien theme pretty well.

I was at the National Dog Show in Philly back in November you see on Thanksgiving Day and the very big AKC show in Orlando (like 9,000 entries.) And I've done Westminster 8 times plus worked for the Westminster Press Crew at The Garden from 2008-2017.

The big shows are hectic and fun, just small shows you tend to meet people that are more down to earth.

I've been showing dogs as an "accidental" hobby since 1999. I live in Colorado Springs so it like a 7 hour jaunty jaunt, to Roswell and I do the Albuquerque dog show each year in may, which is about a 5 hour drive.

I haven't tired strip clubs in NM as I'm typically there in much warmer weather and don't want to leave my dog in her crate in the car. In cold/mild nights I will do that as my dogs don't mine being in the car crates, and they are hard to see plus I won't go to dicey places with my dog. Too risky.