The Westall UFO incident began on the morning of Wednesday, April 6, 1966, in the suburb of Clayton South, located in the southeastern region of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. At approximately 11:00 AM, during the morning recess, more than 200 students and staff members from Westall High School and Westall State Primary School observed a silver, disc-shaped object approximately the size of two family cars. Witnesses, including science teacher Andrew Greenwood, described the craft as a metallic grey or slightly greenish saucer that moved silently and performed erratic, high-speed maneuvers. The object eventually descended into a nearby paddock of wild grass known as The Grange, where it reportedly hovered or landed briefly before tilting on its side and accelerating away toward the south. Shortly after the departure, students who rushed to the site found a large, circular area of flattened, swirled grass, commonly referred to as a "nest." Within hours, unidentified "men in suits" and military personnel arrived at the school, allegedly ordering students and staff into silence and later burning the grass at the landing site to remove physical evidence.The Westall event is frequently cited as "Australia’s Roswell," not only because of the mass sightings of a craft and physical debris but because of the strikingly similar narrative of government suppression that has persisted for decades. Much like the Roswell incident of 1947, where the story survived through the persistent testimony of townspeople and witnesses to strange metallic fragments, Westall relies heavily on the consistency of the original observers who refuse to recant their stories despite official dismissals of weather balloons. However, the most profound parallel lies in the emergence of a "second generation" of voices—children of alleged insiders who are now stepping forward to break the silence their parents were forced to keep. Just as children of Roswell-era military officers have claimed their fathers spoke of recovered bodies or alien technology on their deathbeds, the Westall legacy has been revitalized by the descendants of a high-ranking Australian official

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