The Nurse At The Roswell Army Air Force Field In 1975

Amanda Berry was the victim that I chose to write about. She was born on April 22, 1986. She was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. Amanda Berry disappeared the night before turning 17. She was walking from her job at Burger King, and was abducted by Ariel Castro. She had been last seen on April 21, 2003. Ariel Castro lured Amanda Berry into his vehicle. Berry was listed as a missing person by her mother. Amanda Berry mother Louwana Miller died while Amanda was still messing. Amanda was abducted for 10 years. Amanda also had a 6-year daughter that was later identified to be Ariel Castro. Amanda was rape, beat, and tortured by Ariel Castro. Ariel kept the girls up the stairs with bolted doors. Ariel would sometimes take his daughter out with him, but would leave the ladies locked up in the house. On this day, Ariel left one of the doors unlock and Amanda let her daughter slide out the front door to get help. On the day of MAY 6, 2013, she was finally free. Amanda made a phone too 911 explaining to

The story takes place during the early mid-20th century. Two young boys narrate frightening stories about unidentified creatures living in a grain elevator. While the boys have never seen this creature, both their imaginings propel them the story to frightening places. The short story starts with the anonymous storyteller pleading guilty to a murder. The end of the story, though, reveals the crime was not an act of murder; it was instead an act of apathy from remaining quiet over a top-secret prowling in the obscurities of the

June 19, 1975, began a killing spree in Colorado Springs when a soldier from Ft.Carson and his friend who worked on base shot a cook in the head. He only had fifty cents. The next week they stabbed a Fort Carson soldier with a bayonet. On July 1, 1975, they killed Kelsey Grammer’s sister. After raping her, they stabbed her throat and left her out in a trailer park to die. That night they went to Fort Carson and called a cab from a club. That pick up would be Dad’s last. Knowing he was in trouble, Dad called dispatch to ask the distance and the fare to Butts Field, a strange request for a seasoned cabbie on such a small military base. All the fares were thirty five cents except the one to their airport. One of the guys grabbed my dad and slashed his throat from ear to ear, leaving him for dead on the side of the road. They drove the cab through the housing area, across one of its inhabitants front lawns. He had driven a taxi in New York and had his money taken before, but never harmed. Mom laughed hysterically when she told me that even with witnesses, their attorney argued it was too dark to adequately identify them.The local police investigated Karen’s murder, but my dad’s killing had taken place on a military base, putting the federal agents in charge. The murderers were given the death sentence for Karen and the other murders, so the feds decided not to investigate my dad’s case.

Many people believe this story is too outlandish to believe. This is the strategy that The Foreign Technology Desk decided to go for. Between the time of the Roswell crash and the beginning of The Foreign Technology Desk, the Air Force had branched off from the Army, taking artifacts with it. This added another layer to difficulty to keeping the story secret. At first, the military blew off the Roswell crash as a weather balloon and threatened majority of the eye witnesses. This had kept them quiet for a while but people eventually talk. The military decided to stop covering it up and would leak little bits of information to people who would make something out of it. Corso states, “This was called camouflage with limited exposure” (85). This was in order to make the talking witnesses to look like nut jobs. If they denied it like it was nothing, then the media thought it was nothing. Eventually tabloids would buy the stories and then the credibility was lost. This built an alien

Betty Marie Tallcheif was born in 1925. As a child,she would always listen to her grandmother tales about being a Osage and her heritage.She suddenly found herself as a regular Indian girl shy, calm,introverted, and obiendent. Betty Marie started ballet lessons at the age of four years old. She suddenly found out that ballet was her thing.

New Mexico is famous for its tourist attractions for the Spring River Zoo , to the Bottomless Lake. Even though it's one of the “ must see ” places , no city can top Roswell New Mexico . It is possibly one of the most famous UFO Incidents that happened in Roswell New Mexico . So what really did happen on Foster Ranch ? The United states Air Force Wants us to believe that it was a top secret weather balloon project , Project Mogul . Yet there's enough evidence prove that aliens exist and they did crash in Roswell New Mexico .

The song Black betty can be traced back all the way back to the Revolutionary War. The term “Black Betty had a child” means that her child is a musket called the Brown Bess. “Darn thing gone wild” means that the Musket ball would hit anything from friend to foe. “The child is blind” means that the musket ball would hit a child and the shooter would not be responsible. When they say “She’s from birmingham” means that’s where muskets were made for the colonials. Ben Franklin also quoted in the “Drinker's Dictionary” in the Pennsylvania Gazette that “He had kissed the Black Betties”

She was born in 1925 in The Sooner State Oklahoma. Betty Marie Tallchief was girl that listen to the stories of fire spirits told to her grandmother. Her granny told her about the Osage heritage. She was shy like most Indian girl as she said which I didn’t know they were shy. The girl of the Tallchief.

In 1964, Betty Edmonson had been occupied at the Callaway Mills in Lagrange, Georgia for two years. She thought every day of the plan she had made to get married. Even if her wedding day wasn’t put together with a special ceremony and expenses, it was definitely a memorable occasion for her.

At the time, this was biggest thing to happen in America and everyone was interested in this incident and the conspiracies that came with it. Such rumors as there being a surviving extraterrestrial creature that came with the crash soon entertained the people of America (Park para 17). Due to all the different stories being told to the public, people started to just say that there was an incident in Roswell that had to do with an extraterrestrial encounter and the government was covering it up. It was not until decades later in 1994 that the military decided to come clean. According to their report, the remains of the wreckage found on that night were not of any kind of spaceship, but instead of a crashed weather balloon apart of a secret mission called Project Mogul (DiSpezio para 14). By 1997 the Air Force had gathered all information related to the Roswell incident and formed a formal report. The formal report drew one of the biggest crowds on record for the Pentagon press conference (Park para 24). Although the report was officially released, it was still far too late. The government hoped that the report would change people’s mind about the whole conspiracy, but anything they did was seen as a conspiracy. Everything that has ever been said by the government after that original report of a flying disc being recovered has been

Betty Bloore has given two scholarships to honor her chapter, Delta Rho Chapter, Mississippi. Annually, a scholarship will be granted to a collegiate applicant from Delta Rho. If there is not a qualified applicant from Delta Rho, the scholarship may be granted to any qualified collegiate applicant who is a native Arkansan.

This event had gave a kick of more than a half century of the conspiracy theories surrounding unidentified flying objects, in other words “UFOs”. Numerous witnesses reported seeing metallic debris scattered over a wide area and at least one reported seeing a blazing craft crossing the sky shortly before it had crashed. In recent years, witnesses have added significant new details, including claims of a large military operation dedicated to recovering alien craft and aliens themselves, at as many as 11 crash sites, and alleged witness intimidation. In 1989, former mortician Glenn Dennis claimed that he was involved in alien autopsies which were carried out at the Roswell air force base. This conspiracy theory has been said a million times by the U.S military repeatedly changing its story. Hours of the army telling reporters that it had recovered a crashed saucer, senior officer insisted that the only thing that has ever fallen from the sky was a weather balloon. A second report was released in 1997, concluding that alien bodies were likely a combination of innocently transformed memories of military accidents involving injured or killed personnel, and the recovery of anthropomorphic dummies in military program like Project High Dive conducted in the 1950s. Since the late 1990s, the debate about Roswell has polarised with several former pro-UFO researchers concluding that the craft was indeed,

The war promoted the development of health services in military situations. Vietnam was very dangerous because this was the first time that there were people sabotaging at any time. Whether nurses were on the planes, ships or battlefields, they witnessed and participated in an evolution in trauma and combat casualty care. Rapid evacuation, readily available blood, well-established hospitals, advanced surgical techniques, and nursing management all combined to keep the wounded from dying. More specifically, “the rapid evacuation system for the wounded saved many lives that would have been lost in previous wars. Causalities from the battlefield could arrive at hospital receiving wards within minutes of injury” [1]. For example, each air force nurse carried dozens of wounded soldiers through the aircraft doors on bloodied ponchos or litters. She checked the snugness of their dressings to make sure that no one hemorrhaged during the short flight. She joked with patients who reacted to their injuries [2]. Many nurses

I was a fine morning when a siren went off in the town of Little Rocks, Arkansas. The people didn’t have a clue what was happening until bulletin papers stated falling from the sky in such graceful manner. The dispassionate community didn’t care if there was bulletin papers flying through the city. They didn’t get influenced that easily by the emotions of the paper. The mayor had thrown thousands of papers out saying to have a garage sale for cancer victims.

Contrarily to many children, Betty Anne Watters and her brother Kenneth Waters did not have an insouciant and happy childhood. They had a negligent mother and went from one foster house to another. They learned to lean on each other and developed a strong connection. Kenny grew up to be a troublemaker well known by the police. In 1982, he is arrested and convicted of murder. Kenny troubled past and his violence when he is drunk aggravated his case in front of the judges. Everybody knew him for being aggressive and impulsive. Despite the witnesses’ testimony and a blood proof, Kenny swore his innocence. Kenny’s conviction started Betty Anne’s fight to save him. Her strong belief in her older brother innocence pushed this work class mother