David Darlington Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles David Darlington Area 51, Dreamland, Groom Lake, Paradise Ranch, Watertown Strip, the Box: all refer to the top-secret research installation, located a hundred miles north of … I found the writing to be annoyingly superfluous.

Rather, it's a book that factually presents the history of Area 51 (it was used to test new stealth aircraft designs) and then presents a complete record of the various UFO groupies that hang out at Area 51, as well as their theories and claims. In more recent years, Area 51 has spurred public interest from its role in the government's $30 billion "Black Budget," from legal claims of worker illness due to toxic burning, and from sensational charges about captured alien spacecraft. "The Area 51 Rider" here (look for me on Youtube) Darlington follows the trials and tribulations of Bob Lazar and Glenn Campbell (not the singer)?characters with dubious backgrounds who attempt to spread their beliefs in UFOs. What the fuck. I don't need to read a book whose author appears to be trying to polish his fictional story-telling skills. AREA 51 The Dreamland Chronicles David Darlington.

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It was a great help - well written and thorough, with great attention to detail. Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles - Kindle edition by Darlington, David. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.

Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Redemption links and eBooks cannot be resold.Area 51, Dreamland, Groom Lake, Paradise Ranch, Watertown Strip, the Box: all refer to the top-secret research installation, located a hundred miles north of Las Vegas, which, for many, has come to stand for all that is shadowy and nefarious about the military-industrial-intelligence complex.

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Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. The result, Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles, is an eye-opening and disturbing look at this infamous place. Enough said.Interesting causes one to think about government differentlyThis is a quirky book about a quirky subject. Spoiler--the main person making claims about having seen alien spacecraft also claimed to attend colleges that he never attended and to hold degrees that he never earned.

UFOlogy does tend to melt one's brain.This isn't a book for conspiracy theorists or someone who wants to know whether there really are aliens or alien spacecraft at Area 51. Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations Some promotions may be combined; others are not eligible to be combined with other offers. Against that freak-sideshow backdrop, Darlington delivers some interesting, more down-to-Earth history of the secret air base and its role in USAF aviation, CIA spy operations, STEALTH technology, etc.

Published ! Billions of tax dollars going into Black Budget programs that only a few people are allowed to know about. Rather, it's a book that factually presents the history of Area 51 (it was used to test new stealth aircraft designs) and then presents a complete record of the various UFO groupies that hang out at Area 51, as well as their theories and claims.

Darlington (The Mojave, LJ 4/1/96) conducted a series of interviews and direct observations of the now tourist-infested Area 51 site. This book is an excellent companion to Susan Wright's UFO Headquarters, which deals more with the Groom Lake base. On one hand, the author immerses himself in the 1990s-era alien-UFO-conspiracy miasma, attending Roswell-themed conventions and the rising star of a certain Bob Lazar, who claimed to have been an Area 51 consultant who actually got to see and try to reverse-engineer captured ET spacecraft for the US government. Prime members enjoy FREE Delivery and exclusive access to music, movies, TV shows, original audio series, and Kindle books. Unless readers are interested in the life of an amateur UFO investigator or trailer life, they will likely find nothing new or even entertaining here.

For details, please see the Terms & Conditions associated with these promotions. Author is a sensible guy, but he lets the nutbags go on too long before stepping in.

The people behind what happened back in the mid-1990's serve as the centerpoint of this story - Glenn Campbell, Bob Lazar, Gene Huff, James Goodall, John Andrews, Agent X, etc. Unfortunately, it tends to be long on information gleaned from a number of people who mostly tell tall tales, and short on researched facts. So is Area 51 really a haunt of captured aliens (or Transforming Robots?
In more recent years, Area 51 has spurred public interest from its role in the government's $30 billion "Black Budget," from legal claims of worker illness due to toxic burning, and from sensational charges about captured alien spacecraft. Something went wrong.