FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER
Dr. Fred Bell reveals his personal collection
View the real and INCREDIBLE photos taken by Dr. Fred Bell on his many paranormal adventures throughout his career, with descriptions and notes added to each one. More personal and revealing photographs to be added on a regular basis.

The big Radar in the back on the top of the hill is an ANFPS-35. It was developed at Sandia Labs, by General Electric, Westinghouse and Sylvania along with the Government. It had a range outward of 450 miles, and detected alien spacecraft at the 776th aero squadron where I was stationed, Point Arena California. I worked on this set here at this location. This radar brought down several Theta Renticulian III spacecraft, one known as the Roswell crash, during its development in the Alamogordo valley of New Mexico . The ANFPS-35 had a Klystron oscillator frequency of 375 MHZ which is the same as human DNA. It stood nine stories tall, and the antenna was 466 feet across! I recently revisited it, fall of 2004, and it is still there, minus the antenna structure. People whom worked with this set had very interesting experiences, including time travel recollections. There was a sister set located in Montauk New York, 773rd Aero Squadron with infamous notoriety. This picture was taken by Donald Klein whom I worked with from the back of our "Chow Hall." I was standing next to him as he took the picture. After the photo session, we had breakfast in the "Chow Hall."