EG&G
Defense contractor (Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier) that moved its radar test facility to Groom Lake/Area 51 in 1959 and ran base security there for decades. A disputed 2011 book claimed its engineers received and studied Roswell debris - a claim other Area 51 veterans have flatly denied.
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disputed book claims its engineers studied the debrisRoswell case histories; Berlitz & Moore, The Roswell Incident (1980)
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executive at EG&GWikipedia: Donald Kerr; AFIO obituary
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CIA/EG&G special-projects engineer at Area 51 (1968-73)The War Zone, Area 51 Veteran & CIA EW Pioneer on Navy UFO Encounters (2019); CIA reading-room, Stealth/Countermeasures/ELINT 1960-75; T.D. Barnes, Secret Skies
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EG&G engineer (nuclear-test firing systems)Annie Jacobson, Area 51 (2011)
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ran the Area 51 site where he claimed to work
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Area 51 base-ops lineage later passed to it