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Crash at Corona [Don Berliner & Stanton T. Friedman] nearly forgotten since the mid-1990s:

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nearly forgotten since the mid-1990s: The Pain Factory

Affixed to the cover is a cut out of leather buffalo

Gray Barker (1925-1984) is best known for his bizarre tales of Men in Black

911 is coming

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Crash at Corona [Don Berliner & Stanton T. Friedman] nearly forgotten since the mid-1990s:[Corona] [Roswell] [NMTrue] Crash at Corona Don Berliner & Stanton T. Friedman Marlowe and Company, NY. 1997. Later paperback printing. In quite good shape; a bit of curling on front edge of the cover. Clean otherwise, an excellent copy. From the publisher: "On July 8, 1947, the U. S. Army stated that the remains of a "flying disk" had been recovered from a ranch near Corona, New Mexico. Now, this book exposes the government's successful 40 year

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