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the pilot handed me a loaded automatic pistol in a holster. "What do I need that for..?" I asked. "My orders were see that you were armed", he replied. "Against what..?", I asked. He looked at me, smiled and shrugged his shoulders. "We don't know.."
Allan Grant was an American photojournalist for Life magazine. He had the last photo shoot with actress Marilyn Monroe and took the first photos of Marina Oswald, Lee Harvey Oswald's wife, following U.S. President John F. Kennedy's assassination
On July 7th, 1947, some fifty years ago, as a staff Photographer for LIFE magazine, I was sent to New Mexico to photograph what LIFE called a meteor hunt. All we knew at the time was that a "huge meteor" had crashed somewhere in the vicinity of the Roswell area and the Air Force was searching for it. I was assigned a pilot who would "Put me on the ground in the vicinity of the crash site.." Landing on a makeshift runway, the pilot handed me a loaded automatic pistol in a holster. "What do I need that for..?" I asked. "My orders were see that you were armed", he replied. "Against what..?", I asked. He looked at me, smiled and shrugged his shoulders. "We don't know.." he said. I got into a waiting jeep, and off we went into the desert on this mysterious search which is now known as the Roswell UFO Incident
Major Phillips -just one month after the Roswell crash- would become one of the US Air Force's first official UFO researchers
Before Allan died, he told Karin that he always believed that he was "used" by the military as a "potential cover" to in some way obfuscate something. He told her that the "something" what he had always thought -even at the time- was much bigger- an unidentified flying object.
Originally posted by MysterE
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