Area 51: Recommended Reading

This book is long out of print, the copy I own I got used off Amazon.
My copy is almost worn out from me repeatedly reading it.
Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles by David Darlington
ISBN-10: 0805060405
ISBN-13: 978-0805060409

Or you can read some of it free here:
books.google.ca...

Oh yeah, Peter Merlin's book too:
www.amazon.com...

a reply to: FosterVS

Seems like you are attempting to sell or promote this "Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles". Think that may be against the TnC.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: FosterVS

Seems like you are attempting to sell or promote this "Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles". Think that may be against the TnC.

Umm, no. FYI, you can get a used copy off Amazon for $0.01 (plus shipping)
Just bought a used hard cover copy for $10

a reply to: FosterVS

It is an old book, so absolutely get it used. I've put it in geocaches around the range.

That is the book where it says Chuck Clark videotaped (as in actual tape) the Aurora on the ground at Groom. The general public won't see the video until the project is declassified. Yeah well....

Well worth the read. Even Glen Campbell's old viewers guide is worth the read though also very outdated. Glen does a lot of debunking in it.

I never understood the friction between Glen and Chuck. Chuck is not the kind of person that pisses people off. After the FBI raid and his remarriage, Chuck needed a change of scenery and left the area. Only maybe he left when they took out the mobile home park. I know he made at least one trip back to the range after moving out of the area based on a "sighting" of him. Like most visitors, you either camp out or stay in Alamo (which is where he was spotted).

a reply to: FosterVS

My apologies, I thought you were trying to promote the book. Since it only costs penny's to buy second hand that's obviously not the case. My bad.

Don't forget Annie jacobsens book too....


Kidding. Kidding...