I Explain Mogul one LAST Time
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- Author
- KRandle
- Published
- September 18, 2026
- Event date
- 1947-06-01
- Location
- Alamogordo·Roswell
Original excerpt
I’m going to go through this just one more time so that when this stupid question resurfaces, I can point to this post. Project Mogul is NOT the solution to the Roswell crash. The documentation argues against it; the testimony argues against it and the constant level balloon experiments conducted in Alamogordo in June and July 1947 were NOT classified. Those statements alone should be sufficient
Key claims
- →Randle states Project Mogul is not the solution to the Roswell crash
- →Randle says documentation and testimony argue against Mogul
- →Randle says Alamogordo constant-level balloon experiments in June and July 1947 were not classified
Kevin Randle restates his position that Project Mogul does not explain the Roswell crash, citing documentation, testimony, and the fact that Alamogordo constant-level balloon experiments in June and July 1947 were not classified. The post is a brief, opinionated rebuttal rather than new evidence.
Alternative explanation
Project Mogul, a classified balloon program, is proposed as a mundane explanation for the Roswell debris, which Randle rejects.
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