دانلود کتاب The Maury Island UFO Incident: The Story behind the Air Force’s first military plane crash

The Maury Island UFO Incident is a bizarre mystery case spanning several months in the summer of 1947 in the Puget Sound area of Washington State and involved the Air Force’s first military plane crash. This book presents new evidence of the mystery, new news articles and never seen before photos of the military and the figures involved.
This new book focuses on the crash site of the B-25 Bomber, a first ever interview with a local who was first on the scene and a newly discovered news photo of the crash site, believed to be the only photo available of the historical crash.

This book also brings forth the first ever seen photos from families of Capt. Davidson, 1st Lt. Brown, Harold Dahl and Tacoma Times reporter Paul Lantz as well as a newly discovered headline front page article on the crash on the what has been called the “Roswell of the Northwest”.
The mystery occurred two weeks before Roswell and involved three facets. The first facet the story by Harold Dahl of UFOs seen over Maury Island, the second Kenneth Arnold’s sighting of UFOs over Mt. Rainier and the third, the tragic crash of a B-25 Bomber and the deaths of two military intelligence officers. As the Air Force separated from the Army August 1st 1947 this was the first crash and fatalities of the Air Force.
“When I met Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson in 2007, I found them to be enthusiastic researchers who were energetically pursuing and impartially sifting through the facts about the Maury Island incident. This book is the result of their efforts. It presents new evidence and new analysis, and every reader will find it intriguing and informative.”
— Larry Haapanen, Ph.D., the last UFO investigator for the Fourth Air Force.

“ I just finished the book on the Maury Island incident and loved it. It filled in a lot of gaps for me about that incident, and the chronological framework was very helpful.” - Kelly Head, Librarian and UFO researcher.

About the Authors
The “Scully and Mulder” of the Northwest, Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson have been researching, exploring and investigating Northwest Mysteries for over twenty years along with the Northwest Museum of Legend and Lore. Contributors to Weird Washington and historical consultants to the Maury Island Incident film, both Charlette and Philip can be found in Seattle living with their two dogs.