_b._ An activity for which the exact date was not likely to have been known because many dummies were dropped over a six-year period (1953–1959). _c._ An activity that took place in many areas of rural New Mexico. _d._ An activity that involved a type of aerial vehicle with dummies that had four fingers, were bald and wore one-piece gray suits. _e._ An activity that required recovery by numerous military personnel and an assortment of vehicles that included a wrecker, a six-by-six, and a weapons carrier. The testimony used in the following comparison, an undocumented mixture of firsthand and secondhand re-countings, are the actual statements, not the interpretations of UFO proponents, that are presented to “prove” the Earth was visited by extraterrestrial beings and the U.S. Air Force has covered up this fact since 1947. This comparison is augmented by references to photographs whenever possible to illustrate the undeniable similarities between the descriptions provided by the witnesses and the equipment and methods employed by the Air Force projects. [Illustration: Fig. 70. Project HIGH DIVE anthropomorphic dummy launch. (_U.S. Air Force photo_)] “Crash” Site 1 (Allegedly North of Roswell) This summarized account is the basis for the alleged “flying saucer” crash site north of Roswell.[*] The exact location is not known since the witness, Mr. James Ragsdale, in two separate sworn statements, has described two different sites, many miles apart.[107] This account was excerpted from an interview with Mr. Ragsdale by author Donald Schmitt. A transcript of the complete interview is included in Appendix C. [*] In _The Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell_ (Avon Books, 1994, p. 131), the authors provided a corroborating account for this testimony from a 96-year-old man who was in ill health, whose interview was not tape recorded, and has since died. According to the book, the man’s “wife and daughter said that he was easily confused” and “memories of his life were jumbled and reordered.” The Account James Ragsdale “_They was using dummies in those damned things_”[108] Testimony attributed to Ragsdale, who is deceased, states that he and a friend were camping one evening and saw something fall from the sky. The next morning, when they went to investigate, they saw a crash site: