Happy 60th Anniversary to the Flying Saucer

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Sun Jul 8, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Happy 60th Anniversary to the Flying Saucer

Look to the skies!

On this day sixty years ago, reports came from the Roswell Army Air Field that a "flying disc" had been recovered from a nearby ranch, and an industry was born.

Since then, we've had books, movies, TV shows, comic books, and rock and roll music all discussing whatever happened at Roswell with varying degrees of fictionality and believability. And just remember that it all started with a crashed-- sorry, we'd like to tell you, but you're not really cleared for that.

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mike baron (12:06 PM on Sun Jul 8, 2007)

That's my frisbee. I wondered where it went.

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