Book Review Area 51 An Uncensored History Of America Top Secret Military Base
A MILITARY POST'S SECRETS: ESPIONAGE, NOT ALIENS
By JANET MASLIN
The New York Times
5-15-11
At the start of "Area 51," Annie Jacobsen's cauldron-stirring book about America's most mysterious military installation, Ms. Jacobsen offers a passing glimpse of a large-headed little gray space alien being interrogated by scientists in white coats. This is both a tease and a distraction. Yes, Ms. Jacobsen will eventually address the U.F.O. issue with which conspiracy theorists eagerly associate Area 51, but her book is not science fiction. It's much more levelheaded. It is an assertive account, revelatory but also mystifying, of the long-hidden United States weaponry and espionage programs to which she says Area 51 is home. (Some say Area 51 is home to nothing, because it does not officially exist.)
What is it about Ms. Jacobsen that has made her privy to such inflammatory material?...
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