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SUBJECT: THE PHOENIX PROJECT REPORT FILE: UFO3326
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THE DULCE REPORT - NUMBER 920527
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MAY 27, 1992 A Field Investigation and Evaluation
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A PHOENIX PROJECT REPORT
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The "Phoenix Project Reports" Are Published By
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ADVENT PUBLISHING COMPANY P.O. Box 3748
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Carson City, NV 89702
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Entire Contents Copyright (c) 1992
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by The Phoenix Project
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Logo [Printed on all documents but not included
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in this file] is A Registered Trademark tm (r)
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Permission to quote is granted provided The Phoenix
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Project is acknowledged as the source and the Report
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Title and Date are included in any quotes.
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Reproduction of any Phoenix Project Report or Logo, in
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any form or by any means is not permissible without
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written authorization from the publisher. [onward
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forwarding of this file, in its entirety is authorized.]
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WHAT IS THE PHOENIX PROJECT?
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The Phoenix Project is a private, civilian, research
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organization formed in 1952 to investigate and correlate
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information concerning Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)
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and Extra-Terrestrial (ET) activities. It has no
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affiliation with the United States Government or any of
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its agencies. Because of the nature of its work the
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Phoenix Project does not seek publicity.
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Staff members are former military personnel who have all
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been associated with intelligence activities, and have
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knowledge of covert government operations concerning
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UFO's. Their knowledge of the specialized field of
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"intelligence correlation," provide unique insights into
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various subject matter.
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From time-to-time and in the public interest, the Phoenix
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Project will publish research reports regarding certain
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subjects. A list of reports is available from our
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publisher. All correspondence should be addressed to:
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The Phoenix Project
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C/O Advent Publishing Company
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P.O. Box 3748
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Carson City, NV 89702
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[Contributor's Note ... A complete printed copy of this
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report, including all exhibits, can be obtained for a
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minimal cost by contacting the above address]
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IMPORTANT NOTE
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The name "Phoenix" is used by many different publishers
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and organizations as a part of the name used in their
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various publications.
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To avoid any false association with or confusion that
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might be caused by a similar name, all publications of
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the "Phoenix Project" bear the Project's Logo (a
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registered trade-mark) and are published exclusively by
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Advent Publishing Company. The "Phoenix Project" is not
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affiliated with any other publication, publisher,
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organization or group.
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In particular, there is no affiliation with a publisher
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known as America West, any of its publications, or the
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individuals known as George and Desiree Green, all of
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Tehachapi, California.
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The Dulce Report
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In recent years, volumes of information have circulated
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within the UFO research community regarding the alleged
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presence of a joint U.S.\Alien base in the area of Dulce,
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New Mexico.
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In an attempt to either prove or disprove the
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information, the Phoenix Project has completed an intense
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investigation of the Dulce area. Our investigation
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encompassed the following:
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1. A detailed physical search of the Archuleta Mesa
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by vehicle and on foot.
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2. The physical exploration of a large area
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surrounding the Town of Dulce.
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3. Interviews with local citizens, native American
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Indians of the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation and
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Rio Arriba County Sheriff and highway maintenance
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personnel.
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4. A search of County building and construction
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permits and records, and interviews to determine if any
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large scale civilian or government construction projects
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ever occurred in the area from 1930 to the present.
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5. A comprehensive aerial survey and airborne
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magnetometer survey of the Archuleta Mesa, the Town of
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Dulce, the Archuleta Mesa, and surrounding areas.
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An Overview
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Re: Dulce
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The Town of Dulce, is located in northern New Mexico
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near the southern border of Colorado. Dulce is located
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eighty-three miles northeast of Farmington, New Mexico on
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U.S. Route 64. See Map Exhibit 1.
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It has a population of 1,648 and is nestled in a
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valley. Just to the north and overlooking the town is the
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large Archuleta Mesa. The town is at an altitude of 6,825
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feet above sea level. The main income producing activity
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in the area is cattle ranching. The business and service
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activities are typical of those needed in a community of
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this size. There are no military or industrial
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activities, large or small, in the area. See Photo
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Exhibits 4 and 5.
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In order to present the results of our investigation
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it is necessary to refer to items of information, widely
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available to UFO researchers, concerning the Dulce,
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U.S.\Alien base. In the following, we will quote from
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those items of information. We will attempt to identify
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the source whenever possible. This will be followed by
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our findings.
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The Investigation
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1)
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Source Information
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Excerpts: Dulce Papers.Txt
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Author Unknown
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...A joint US/EBE facility exists beneath the
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Archuleta Mesa near the town of DULCE NEW MEXICO. (1A)
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This facility has been in existence in one form or
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another since 1948.
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(1B) ...The facility proper is located one kilometer
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underground.
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(1C) The base is approximately 2.5 miles northwest of
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Dulce, and almost overlooks the town.
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(1D) There is a paved government road 36 feet wide
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going into the area.
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Findings of Phoenix Project Investigation (PHX)
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regarding the foregoing:
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(PHX-1A) No substantiating County records confirm
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this. Local residents have no memory of any government
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installation, civilian or military ever having existed in
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this area.
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(PHX-1B) Same as 1A. There is no record or memory of
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any underground heavy construction, excavation, or mining
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activity in the area.
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(PHX-1C) See Map Exhibit 3.
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(PHX-1D) See Map Exhibits 2 and 3, and Photo Exhibits
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6 and 7. The road in question is Indian Reservation Road
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# J-2. It has never been labeled a "government" road.
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This road is not paved, as described in the source
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material. It is a narrow, two lane dirt road (barely
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twenty (20) feet wide that is completely open for public
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use.
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2)
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Source Information
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Excerpts:
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1988 Krill2.Txt
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...During the occupation of the Greys, they have
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established quite a number of underground bases all over
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the world, especially in the United States. (2A) One such
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base (among others in the same state) is under Archuleta
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Mesa, which is about 2.5 miles northwest of Dulce, New
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Mexico.
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The foregoing extract is from a transcript of a
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conversation between Jim McCampbell and Dr. Paul
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Bennewitz on July 13, 1984.
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Findings:
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(PHX-2A) This refers to the previously mentioned
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Indian Reservation Road # J-2. The road at this point is
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at the base of the Archuleta Mesa. See Map Exhibit 3 and
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Photo Exhibit 7.
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3)
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Source Information
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Excerpts:
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1988 Krill2.Txt
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(3A) ...Bennewitz reports he was able to determine the
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location of the underground facility: a kilometer
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underground beneath Archuleta Mesa on the Jicarilla
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Apache Indian Reservation near Dulce, New Mexico (since
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1976, one of the areas of the U.S. hardest hit by
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mutilations). (3B) Bennewitz' information is that this
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installation is operated jointly as part of an on-going
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program of cooperation between the U.S. government and
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the EBEs.
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Back to the base under discussion. After Bennewitz
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briefed Air Force officials on what he had found, a trip
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to the area revealed the following data:
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(3C) The base is 2.5 miles northwest of Dulce, and
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almost overlooks the town. (3D) There is a level highway
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36 feet wide going into the area. It is a government
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road. (3E) One can see telemetry trailers and buildings
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that are five-sided with a dome. Next to the domes, a
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black limousine was noted -- a CIA vehicle. (3F) These
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limos will run you off the road if you try to get into
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the area. (3G) To the north there is a launch site. (3H)
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There are two wrecked ships there; they are 36 feet long
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with wings, and one can see oxygen and hydrogen tanks.
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The ships that we got out of the trade are atomic-powered
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with plutonium pellets. Refueling of the plutonium is
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accomplished at Los Alamos. (3I) The base has been there
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since 1948.
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Some of the disks are piloted by the NSA. (3J) The
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base is 4,000 feet long (3K) and helicopters are going
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in and out of there all the time. When it became known
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that Bennewitz was familiar with this, the mutilations in
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the area stopped. (3L) In 1979, something happened and
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the base was temporarily closed. There was an argument
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over weapons and our people were chased out. The aliens
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killed 66 of our people, and 44 got away.
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One of the people who in fact got away was a CIA agent
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who, before leaving, made some notes, photos, and
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videotapes, and went into hiding. He has been in hiding
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ever since, and every six months he contacts each of five
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people he left copies of the material with. His
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instructions were that if he missed four successive
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contacts, the people could do whatever they want with the
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material and was received in December, 1987, by many
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researchers. The "Dulce Papers" were composed of 25 black
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and white photos, a videotape with no dialogue and a set
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of papers that included technical information regarding
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the jointly occupied (U.S.-Alien) facility one kilometer
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beneath the Archuleta Mesa near Dulce, New Mexico. (3M)
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The facility still exists and is currently operational.
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Findings:
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(PHX-3A) Refer to (PHX-1A & 1B.
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(PHX-3B) Refer to (PHX-1A & 1B). There are no records,
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nor is there any physical evidence to substantiate this
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allegation.
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(PHX-3C) The elevation at the location described,
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where Reservation Road J-2 crosses the Navajo River, is
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not high enough to overlook the Town of Dulce. The road
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is not level and it is not 36-feet wide. See Map Exhibit
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2.
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(PHX-3D) See (PHX-1D). The road is not level and it
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is not 36-feet wide. It is a narrow dirt road that
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climbs, slowly, with many curves, around the base of
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Archuleta Mesa. See Photo Exhibit 7.
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(PHX-3E) Local residents and County highway
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maintenance crews have no memory of any such trailers,
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buildings, domes or limousines in this area. Physical
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investigation reveals there is no area where such
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structures ever existed.
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(PHX-3F) The Rio Arriba County Sheriff's Office has
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no record of any reports, ever, having been filed by
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motorists forced off the road by "any" type vehicle. As
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mentioned previously, this is a Reservation Road used by
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the Indians, ranchers and the general public. If any
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occurrences, such as those described ever occurred, it
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would have been the "talk-of-the-town." No residents
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interviewed, remember any such events.
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(PHX-3G) Physical investigation, on foot, failed to
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reveal any evidence of a "launch" site at the location
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described.
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(PHX-3H) There are no physical indications of any
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kind, and there are no cleared areas of sufficient size
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to provide space for two crashed ships or the oxygen and
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fuel tanks described. This includes both sides of the
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road, all the way around the mesa. See Map Exhibit 3.
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(PHX-3I) There are no indications of any such
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facilities. No one remembers any such facilities. Such
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facilities are not there today.
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(PHX-3J) A complete examination of the area and the
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top of the mesa show no evidence of any 4000 foot long
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cleared area. If such ever existed, scars in the
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landscape would still be present. See Map Exhibit 3.
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(64 min left), (H)elp, More?
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(PHX-3K) Physical examination does not reveal past or
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present helicopter landing pads anywhere in the area.
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Local residents do not remember any extensive helicopter
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activity, of any kind, in the area.
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(PHX-3L) There is no record or local memory of any
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military presence, garrison, or troop movements, past or
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present, in the Dulce area. Since there is only one major
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highway into and out of Dulce, the presence of any
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military truck convoys or ambulances would not have gone
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un-noticed by the local residents. And, as mentioned
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previously, there has never been any major helicopter
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activity that could have brought in airborne troops.
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(PHX-3M) Contrary to the statements in the Krill2
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information, there is no physical indication of any
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installation in the Dulce area or in, around or
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underneath the Archuleta Mesa. Both ground and aerial
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surveys do not indicate any suspicious terrain features.
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An airborne magnetometer survey of the described areas
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reveal no unusual underground features that could be
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interpreted as a large underground base. If an
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underground base was located 1-KM beneath the Archuleta
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Mesa, and it was 3-KM wide by 8-KM long, its presence
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would be revealed by the magnetometer. Any underground
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facility of the size described would be easily detected
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even if it was buried 5-KM below the mesa. It would be
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more than obvious. It would "shout" its presence. The
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Magnetometer Contour Chart indicates no hidden
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underground facility or any unusual excavations or
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caverns. See Exhibit-9.
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4)
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Source Information
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Excerpts:
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PROJECT BETA
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BY DR. PAUL BENNEWITZ
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(4A)...numerous road blocks extend northward. (4B)
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Maintained road some thirty feet wide and servicing
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facilities, tanks, etc. There is also an apparent
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foundation for another helo pad______ (4C) human housing,
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and another black limousine with tracks leading to it
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west of the road.
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...The total alien basing area apparently contains
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several cultures, (all under the designation 'unity')
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(4D) and is approx 3km wide by 8km long and is located in
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the middle of nowhere on the Jicarilla Indian Reservation
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west of Dulce, NM.
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...Based on the number of ships presently in this
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area, the total alien population is estimated to be at
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least 2,000 and most likely more.
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----- Logistical plans -----
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...initial logistics would indicate a plan
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sequentially implemented as follows: This plan does not
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include all requirements and preparatory safety measures
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to be employed by the ground force; however, if Air Force
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Intelligence desires to pursue the approaches suggested
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in this report, each significant requirement will be
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discussed in depth.
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(4E) The attack must be directed almost entirely on
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the ground since vehicle ignition problems will be
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encountered. All electrical and electronic equipment must
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be 'hardened' using specific techniques perfected prior
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to implementation. This information has been checked by
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interaction and eavesdropping on their communication
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channels _______as far as weaknesses are concerned. The
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program would be instigated in phases:
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(4F)
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1) The first procedure would be to close the gates of
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the dam above the Navajo River. This dam could be held
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closed for the duration. Internal to the one cave, there
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is a small dam for water storage. Its capacity is small.
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(4G) There is also a discharge outlet downstream that
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could be closed, causing waste water to back up into the
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caves. The water is vacuum pumped apparently by some
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electrostatic means from the river. (4H) There is a water
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intake and dam upstream that can be totally cut off and
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the water re-routed to Chama, New Mexico.
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Findings:
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(PHX-4A) There are no roadblocks on any roads in the
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Dulce Area. See Photo Exhibit 7, of Reservation Road #
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J-2. There are no roadblocks present. According to
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County Maintenance Crews, the only time Road J-2 was
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blocked was years ago when it was "washed-out" by heavy
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rains in the area.
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(PHX-4B) Reservation Road # J-2, 2.5 miles northwest
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of Dulce, is a narrow, winding, dirt road. It does not
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match the description in the source information.
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(PHX-4C) No such facilities exist. No one ever
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remembers the existence of any such facilities.
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(PHX-4D) Investigations on foot, by vehicle, and by
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aerial survey, show no evidence of secret entrances to
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any facility or a base as large as the one described in
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the source information.
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(PHX-4E) An Electro-Magnetic "spectrum sweep" of the
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Archuleta Mesa and the Town of Dulce, revealed no unusual
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electromagnetic disturbances. The entire area was
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surveyed by a "Total Field" Magnetometer. No unusual
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magnetic disturbances were recorded.
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(PHX-4F) There are no records of any "Dams" on the
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Navajo River anywhere near the Dulce area or north of the
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Archuleta Mesa. The "Dam" described in the source
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information does not exist.
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(PHX-4G) An "on-foot" survey of the Navajo River did
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not reveal the existence of any "discharge outlets"
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downstream. There is no evidence of any caves. The
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Indians interviewed did not know of any caves, along the
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river, as described in the source information.
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(PHX-4H) There is no "water intake" or "dam" upstream
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on the Navajo River. The lack of any "dams" can be
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verified by consulting any topographical or aeronautical
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charts of the area. Re-routing the Navajo River, by
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damming it, to Chama, New Mexico, as described by
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Bennewitz, would be a miraculous feat. Chama, New Mexico
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is at an elevation of 8,025 feet above sea level, as
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indicated by Aeronautical Chart # 45 dated July 25, 1991.
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Also noted, on this same chart, is the elevation of Dulce
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as 6,800 feet above sea level. It would be a natural
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impossibility to have the water of the Navajo River
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re-routed to Chama, as the water would have flow up-hill
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over the Continental Divide that separates the two towns.
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The mountainous terrain ranges from 9,025 to 9,916 feet
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above sea level with no obvious gravitational advantages
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between the two towns. Such an effort would require the
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installation on a monster pipeline and pumping station to
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accomplish this. No such pipeline or pumping station has
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ever been built in this area.
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5)
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Source Information
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Excerpt
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Thisisit.Txt
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Wm. C. Cooper
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...The alien underground base is located beneath an
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indian reservation near the small town of Dulce, New
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Mexico...
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Findings:
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All of the previous "Findings" apply to this source
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information.
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CONCLUSIONS:
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Information from many sources regarding the existence
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of an alleged U.S.\Alien Base at Dulce, New Mexico, does
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not agree with the facts obtained by the investigation
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carried out by The Phoenix Project. It would appear that
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the information describing this alleged U.S./Alien Base
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and the numerous facilities associated with it, is
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entirely false. This would indicate deliberate
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disinformation supplied to UFO investigators and all
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those interested in UFO research. It seems that this
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disinformation is designed to mis-lead and mis-direct
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serious researchers away from the truth. It seems
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incredible that serious UFO researchers and the UFO
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Movement, in general, could accept the information
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regarding a large U.S.\Alien Base near Dulce, without
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making a detailed and complete investigation.
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The facts revealed by the Phoenix Project
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investigation do not support the presence of a joint
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U.S.\Alien base near Dulce -- and it is not in, around,
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or under the Archuleta Mesa. Perhaps there is a such a
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base somewhere else on the Jicarilla Indian Reservation,
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but if that is true, it seems strange that the Apaches,
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the local residents and the proper local authorities have
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no knowledge of its presence or that such a base ever
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existed.
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From a practical stand-point, a base as large as the
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one described in the information supplied by the sources
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quoted, along with a staff of 2000 aliens and their human
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co-workers, would need to meet certain logistical
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requirements. Any sizeable joint U.S.\Alien base, located
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anywhere, would need to meet the same requirements.
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1. The presence of a large, highly technical, human
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work-force.
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2. Support facilities for such a human work-force,
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i.e., housing, medical, recreational, service and
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shopping, and service support facilities.
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3. There would obviously be work-shifts with workers
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coming and going at certain hours. None of this activity
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could be totally concealed. This activity would be
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recognized by other people in the area.
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4. Such a base would require operating supplies which
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would require incoming freight shipments. Delivering such
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supplies would require delivery trucks or some form of
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air transport. Such activity, on a regular basis, would
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not go un-noticed by local residents.
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5. If such a base existed, above ground or
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underground, there would need to be security guards,
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fenced or controlled areas and regular perimeter patrols.
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A relationship with local law enforcement officials would
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be required. The presence of such security forces and
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patrols would not go un-noticed by residents in the area.
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6. Local authorities, i.e., city, county, and law
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enforcement, would know if such a base or facility
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existed in their area.
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Please note. None of the foregoing criteria exist, or
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have existed, in or around the Town of Dulce or anywhere
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on the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation. Nor do they
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exist in any other "remote areas" where there are
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suspected U.S. or joint U.S\Alien bases. Thus, one can
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only conclude that such bases cannot remain "hidden" in
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remote areas. Someone will always know or remember that
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something strange is going-on in any remote area.
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Where then, should one look for such bases? The answer
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should be obvious. Such bases must meet the requirements
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outlined previously. They are located in known areas
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which meet all the logistical requirements. There are any
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number of government or military installations in New
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Mexico that easily meet such requirements. However,
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gaining entry to such facilities, to prove that such a
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base exists, would prove difficult if not impossible to
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any civilian researcher without the proper credentials,
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security clearances and a "need-to-know."
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The following pages contain the maps, photographs and
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scientific exhibits associated with this Report.
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