Albert P. Crary
Albert Paddock Crary (1911-1987), polar geophysicist later famous as the first person to stand at both poles. As Project Mogul's Field Operations Director he ran the 1947 New Mexico balloon flights; his summer-1947 journal is a primary record of them.
In the UAP recordRuled into the unidentified-phenomena thread on 3 September 2026 by reading this entity's record. The deciding phrase is this entity's own: "Project Mogul's Field". An editorial classification of which thread this entity belongs to; it rests on no page and does not claim to.
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This map saysField Operations Director; his summer-1947 journal is a primary record of the balloon flightsThe document saysAdditionally, a copy of a professional journal maintained at the time by A.P. Crary, provided to the Air Force by his widow, showed that Flight 4 was launched on June 4, 1947, but was not recovered by the NYU group.Report of Air Force Research Regarding the "Roswell Incident", 1994
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rendered and read by eye — the grade this project quotes fromCaveat THE TITLE IS NOT IN THIS DOCUMENT. Printed 26 says "An advance ground team, led by Albert P. Crary"; McAndrew's introduction at printed 2 calls him "a civilian Air Force scientist". Neither says "Field Operations Director". The relation was reworded to the role the pages actually give him, and the journal - which is the load-bearing half - is stated precisely. -
The claim we testedran Mogul field operations out of Watson LaboratoriesWhat the document actually saysAn advance ground team, led by Albert P. Crary, preceded the NYU group to Alamogordo Army Air Field, New Mexico, setting up ground sensors and obtaining facilities for the NYU group.Report of Air Force Research Regarding the "Roswell Incident", 1994
printed p. 26 · read off the page footerWhy we refused it. THE DOCUMENT PUTS CRARY AT ALAMOGORDO, NOT AT WATSON LABS. It never connects him to Watson Laboratories at all. Shared membership in Project Mogul is not a connection between the two, and treating it as one is the exact failure section 8 was written about. Not bound. -
The claim we testedCrary served as field-ops director assisting PeoplesWhat the document actually says- no sentence in this document connects Crary to Peoples. Both are named in the same list at printed 2, one after the other, and nowhere else together.Report of Air Force Research Regarding the "Roswell Incident", 1994
printed p. 2 · read off the page footerWhy we refused it. ADJACENCY IN A LIST IS NOT A WORKING RELATIONSHIP. Two names in the same roster, in consecutive clauses, is precisely the shape that looks like a source and is not one. Not bound.
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