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+ | Corporal '''Jackson Hardy''' was an U.S. Army soldier who was present in the [[Roswell incident]]. |
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+ | Jackson Hardy was born in Louisiana and fought in Belgium and Germany during World War II. During and after the war, he worked in military intelligence. |
| − | On July 7, 1947, Jackson participated in relocating the alien bodies |
+ | On July 7, 1947, Jackson was present at the Roswell incident in which he participated in relocating the alien bodies from [[Attacker (Area 51)|a crashed alien spaceship]] in New Mexico. The experience of seeing and touching actual aliens, especially the sole living survivor, disturbed him. |
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| + | The day after, Jackson participated in cleaning and covering up the crash site. Later that night, he was selected with several other soldiers into an investigation of a seemingly innocuous farm, where they found a barn painted with [[Sphere|a strange symbol]] of a circle with a line drawn through it. |
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Revision as of 22:10, 25 April 2021
Corporal Jackson Hardy was an U.S. Army soldier who was present in the Roswell incident.
Biography
Jackson Hardy was born in Louisiana and fought in Belgium and Germany during World War II. During and after the war, he worked in military intelligence.
On July 7, 1947, Jackson was present at the Roswell incident in which he participated in relocating the alien bodies from a crashed alien spaceship in New Mexico. The experience of seeing and touching actual aliens, especially the sole living survivor, disturbed him.
The day after, Jackson participated in cleaning and covering up the crash site. Later that night, he was selected with several other soldiers into an investigation of a seemingly innocuous farm, where they found a barn painted with a strange symbol of a circle with a line drawn through it.