Las Vegas-based Smithsonian Institution affiliated museum made announcement to its plans for one night event that would feature speakers from both U.K. and the U.S. military in an effort to go deeper about UFO and alien mysterious activities in Area 51.
The event will be scheduled on September 22 as announced by the National Atomic Testing Museum. It plans to reveal personal stories from men who write books and conduct investigations both outside and inside the military.
One of the scheduled speakers Col. John Alexander said that the panel will be composed of people who worked with the military, and believe that UFOs are real and worth of research. While participants will just few, they are highly credible, according to Col. Alexander.
Joining Col. Alexander in the discussion will be Col. Bill Coleman of the U.S. Air Force. Coleman was working with Project Blue Book and ex-FBI investigator of UFO reports between 1947 and 1969.
Alexander is the event's chief spokesperson.
Also expected to be part of the discussion is Col. Robert Friend, former director of Project Blue Book that already reported 701 UFOs out of 12, 618 from 1947 to 1969.
The event organizers added international flavor among guest speakers with the inclusion of former UFO investigator at U.K.'s Ministry of Defence Nick Pope and ex-Deputy Base Commander at Bentwaters Col. Charles Halt.
Mr. Pope is set to share how both the U.S. and U.K. governments collaborated in forming study groups over UFO sightings and why both agreed to close their records on the issue.
The event is part of ongoing series of lectures on Area 51 held by the museum and will present what they believe real alien artifacts from around the world.
Origin: discover-ghosts.blogspot.com
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