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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

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Sep 18, 2026

Chris RamsayHOST
57:46
This discovery date was disputed by other Roswell witnesses, but all agree that this disc was virtually undamaged.
Chris RamsayHOST
57:53
It was sent to Wright-Patterson Foreign Technology Division, headed by Dr. Eric Wang, for analysis and reverse engineering.
Chris RamsayHOST
58:04
Would that have been Wright Airfield back then and not Wright-Patterson? Interesting.
Chris RamsayHOST
58:12
And Dr. Wang is also, you know, noted to be one of these scientists who have worked on anti-gravitics and mysteriously either passed away or vanished.
Chris RamsayHOST
58:25
The seriously damaged Corona craft was also shipped to Wright-Patterson.
Chris RamsayHOST
58:28
At the time, Area 51 was not yet in existence.
Chris RamsayHOST
58:31
However, after it became operational, both disks ended up there.
Randall FitzgeraldGUEST
44:51
The report was given to the U.S. Air Force, its Project Blue Book, which was its alleged UFO investigative agency.
Randall FitzgeraldGUEST
45:03
And the head of Project Blue Book was sent from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio to Washington, D.C. to have a meeting with everyone that allegedly saw this object.
Randall FitzgeraldGUEST
45:18
And I got a hold of the transcript of that particular eating, which I reproduce in my book.
Randall FitzgeraldGUEST
45:27
And during that transcript, there were different points of view offered about what had transpired.
Ryder LeeGUEST
26:22
But what's not really said is I mean, it's said in the movie, but you kind of got to put it two and two together on your own.
Ryder LeeGUEST
26:30
And the big reason why Dale Graff is there and what he talks about is that how put off and Russell Targ come to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio to try and get funding for SRI because the CIA had dropped funding.
Ryder LeeGUEST
26:49
He literally says that in the movie.
Ryder LeeGUEST
26:53
And that was in 1975.
Dave WilbertGUEST
19:32
So we've got a show coming up here in a couple weeks.
Dave WilbertGUEST
19:34
We're going to play with the Air Force, the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base up in – Outside of Columbus, I think it's closer to Dayton, Ohio.
Dave WilbertGUEST
19:44
So we're stoked about that.
Dave WilbertGUEST
19:45
And then got some shows this fall, but we'll start backfilling some more dates, hopefully.
Clyde LewisGUEST
45:15
T.D. Barnes, who we interviewed him, he was in Area 51, and he said that a lot of the missions that they were doing, because he was saying that he didn't see any aliens in Area 51.
Clyde LewisGUEST
45:24
He said that was all for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Clyde LewisGUEST
45:27
He kind of hinted, if you get a Wright-Patterson, you'll get all kinds of good alien stories.
Clyde LewisGUEST
45:31
But he said Area 51, you know, is confined with nothing more than, you know, doing Air Force missions and space missions.
Preston DennettHOST
67:25
Arguably, Dubuque's most famous UFO encounter comes from a pilot by the name of Charles R. Morris.
Preston DennettHOST
67:33
He reported his sighting to Major Robert Friend of Project Blue Book at the Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Preston DennettHOST
67:43
This sighting occurred just before 6 p.m. on March 4, 1960, and as Charles Morris writes, My wife and I at our home... were watching a T-6 aircraft performing at approximately 2,000 feet.
Preston DennettHOST
67:56
This turned out to be a pupil of Mars's when, as Mars says, we saw three brightly colored solid objects in line appearing in the sky traveling north-northeast.
Paul Blake SmithGUEST
13:39
Are we under attack? And so I don't think the writer of that story knew about the UFO crash the night before, which I believe was probably April 24th, a Thursday night, And on Friday morning, the U.S.
Paul Blake SmithGUEST
13:54
Army Air Corps from Wright-Patterson Field sent out two pilots in this huge, like a B-25 or B-17 bomber.
Paul Blake SmithGUEST
14:02
I forget which one it was.
Paul Blake SmithGUEST
14:03
It's just enormous, noisy plane.
Tail DraggerHOST
0:01
Walk into Hangar 3 at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson in Dayton, Ohio, and you'll find her toward the back.
Tail DraggerHOST
0:10
Silver fuselage, four big Wright-duplex cyclone radials, a blunt nose with a glass bombardier's position pointing straight at you.
Tail DraggerHOST
0:18
The placard on the floor reads, Boxcar.

8 MINS LATER

Tail DraggerHOST
7:52
The aircraft that had flown one of the defining missions of the 20th century was sitting in the weather, the paint fading, the aluminum starting to show the years.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:00
In the 1970s, the Air Force decided she needed to come inside.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:04
She was transferred to what was then the Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson and put under a proper roof.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:09
A full restoration followed.
Tail DraggerHOST
8:11
Today, she stands in the World War II Gallery of the National Museum of the United States Air Force, restored to her August 9th appearance, the marking she wore that morning.
JimmyHOST
46:33
He commanded the Phillips Research Site at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, overseeing roughly 2,000 personnel working on space vehicle research.
JimmyHOST
46:43
And then, in May 2011, he assumed command of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, a position he held until his retirement in October 2013.
JimmyHOST
46:57
That last assignment is where things get interesting.
JimmyHOST
47:02
McCasland was responsible for approximately $4.4 billion in combined science, technology, and research development funding.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:21
and she was being destroyed by weather in a Memphis parking lot.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:24
In 2005, after years of negotiation, the city of Memphis agreed to loan the Memphis Belle to the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:34
The museum accepted the loan, and then their conservation team went to take a proper look at what they'd gotten themselves into.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:39
These were professionals who had seen difficult restorations before.

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