author
James McAndrew
b. 1963
Best known for work on the U.S. Air Force’s Roswell investigations, this author writes from a background in military intelligence and declassification work. His books focus on one of the most famous UFO cases in American culture.
1 Audiobook
The Roswell Report: Case Closed
by James McAndrew
About the author
Born in 1963, James McAndrew is an American nonfiction writer associated with the U.S. Air Force's published work on the Roswell incident. Library and public-domain records identify him as the author of The Roswell Report: Case Closed and related Roswell titles.
Contemporary book listings and public texts describe him as a captain serving as an Intelligence Applications Officer with the Secretary of the Air Force Declassification and Review Team at the Pentagon. Those same records say he coauthored The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert and later wrote The Roswell Report: Case Closed.
His work sits at the crossroads of military history, archival research, and one of the most enduring mysteries in modern folklore. Readers interested in government records, investigations, and the long afterlife of the Roswell story will likely find his writing especially appealing.