Description
Crash: When UFOs Fall from the Sky | Kevin D. Randle, PhD | First Edition UFO History | Career Press
Author: Kevin D. Randle, PhD
Publisher: Career Press
Place: Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
Year: 2010
Edition/Statement: First Edition, First Printing
Format: Trade Paperback
ISBN: 978-1-60163-100-8
Condition: Very Good+ condition. Clean, bright covers with minimal shelf wear. Tight binding, clean pages, and no writing or highlighting. A handsome collector copy protected in an archival sleeve.
Description
What really happens when unidentified flying objects are reported to have crashed on Earth?
In Crash: When UFOs Fall from the Sky, noted military historian and UFO researcher Kevin D. Randle, PhD examines some of the most famous alleged UFO crash incidents ever reported, separating documented evidence from speculation. Covering well-known cases including Roswell, the Del Rio incident, Las Vegas reports, and other controversial encounters, Randle presents decades of research in a balanced and investigative style that has earned him respect across the UFO research community.
Rather than relying on sensationalism, Randle evaluates eyewitness testimony, military records, historical documentation, and competing explanations, making this one of the most thoughtful modern studies of alleged UFO crash cases.
Collector's Note: Kevin D. Randle is widely regarded as one of the leading historians of the Roswell incident and military UFO investigations. First edition Career Press titles are increasingly collected by enthusiasts of modern UFO research and government disclosure literature. This attractive first printing represents one of the stronger historical surveys of UFO crash investigations published during the twenty-first century.
Deb's Collector Grade: An especially attractive collectible copy selected for our Vintage UFO & Unexplained Mysteries collection because of its excellent condition, respected author, and long-term collector interest.
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