Albert Trakowski
Capt. (later Col.) Albert C. Trakowski, the Army Air Forces project officer for Project Mogul from January 1947 to May 1949, succeeding Col. Marcellus Duffy. Present at the later Alamogordo field trips; his oral history informed the 1994-1997 USAF Roswell inquiry. Birth/death dates not established.
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This map saysArmy Air Forces project officer for Mogul, Jan 1947 to May 1949The document saysthe military Project Officer, Colonel Albert C. TrakowskiReport 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 DATES ARE NOT IN THIS DOCUMENT. It gives the role and, at printed 2 and printed 28, the succession from Duffy; it never dates his tenure. The span was removed rather than left looking sourced. Note also the rank: printed 25 says Colonel, McAndrew at printed 2 says Captain - the report gives his later rank, the introduction his rank at the time. -
same document as the row aboveThis map sayssucceeded Duffy as Mogul project officer in Jan 1947The document saysTrakowski also recounted a conversation that he had with his friend, and superior military officer in his chain of command, Colonel Marcellus Duffy, in July, 1947. Duffy, formerly had Trakowski's position on MOGUL, but had subsequently been transferred to Wright Field.Report of Air Force Research Regarding the "Roswell Incident", 1994
printed p. 28 · read off the page footerCaveat THE MONTH IS NOT IN THIS DOCUMENT. The succession is stated plainly - Duffy "formerly had Trakowski's position" - and dated nowhere. Removed.
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