History Channel: History Undercover - Roswell - Final Declassification (DVD)

Delve into one of the most famous events in UFO history with History Channel: History Undercover - Roswell - Final Declassification. Published by The History Channel and produced by A&E Home Video, this compelling documentary spans 50 minutes, offering a thorough investigation into the Roswell incident of 1947. At the heart of this documentary is newly declassified information from the National Archive, which releases 11 boxes of evidence, full of film footage, photographs, audio recordings, and even an unidentified metallic object. Viewers will have a chance to uncover the layers of controversy surrounding what crashed near Roswell, New Mexico, sparking years of conspiracy theories—was it merely debris from a military project, or something far more mysterious? As you navigate through the documentary, enhanced with interactive menus and scene selection features, you’ll virtually accompany a University of New Mexico expedition to the original crash site, witnessing firsthand eyewitness reports and expert discussions. The DVD promises a unique glimpse into the final secrets of one of the 20th century's most enigmatic events, providing a rich educational experience. Perfect for history buffs, UFO enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a riveting exploration of a pivotal moment in American culture, this DVD is a must-have for your collection. Don’t miss the opportunity to tap into the intrigue that continues to capture imaginations around the world. Movie Genre: Documentary Actors: Running Time: 50 minutes Release Date: 27 Dec, 2005 Format: DVD Catalog No.: AAE-73129 Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No Product Dimensions: 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 4 ounces Media Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC Studio: A&E Home Video ASIN: B000BKVL98 Best Sellers Rank: See Top 100 in Movies & TV Region Code: Region 1 - Canada, the United States and U.S. territories. Video Format: NTSC Condition Note: New Store Stock.

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