Ever since a strange object fell from the sky near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, controversy has brewed over what it really was. The National Archive is about to declassify the last remaining files on the Roswell incident, releasing 11 boxes from a government vault. Granted the first chance to check out their contents--including film, photos, audio recordings, files, and an unidentified metallic object--our cameras also accompany a University of New Mexico expedition to the original crash site.

Ever since a strange object fell from the sky near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, controversy has brewed over what it really was. The National Archive is about to declassify the last remaining files on the Roswell incident, releasing 11 boxes from a government vault. Granted the first chance to check out their contents--including film, photos, audio recordings, files, and an unidentified metallic object--our cameras also accompany a University of New Mexico expedition to the original crash site.

Ever since a strange object fell from the sky near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, controversy has brewed over what it really was. The National Archive is about to declassify the last remaining files on the Roswell incident, releasing 11 boxes from a government vault. Granted the first chance to check out their contents--including film, photos, audio recordings, files, and an unidentified metallic object--our cameras also accompany a University of New Mexico expedition to the original crash site.

Ever since a strange object fell from the sky near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, controversy has brewed over what it really was. The National Archive is about to declassify the last remaining files on the Roswell incident, releasing 11 boxes from a government vault. Granted the first chance to check out their contents--including film, photos, audio recordings, files, and an unidentified metallic object--our cameras also accompany a University of New Mexico expedition to the original crash site.

Ever since a strange object fell from the sky near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, controversy has brewed over what it really was. The National Archive is about to declassify the last remaining files on the Roswell incident, releasing 11 boxes from a government vault. Granted the first chance to check out their contents--including film, photos, audio recordings, files, and an unidentified metallic object--our cameras also accompany a University of New Mexico expedition to the original crash site.