The Philadelphia Experiment of 1943 involving the Invisibility and teleportation of USS Eldridge DE 173. Carl Allen, Morris Jessup, Varo Edition, Montauk..

U.S.S. Eldridge Destroyer Escort (De 173) Since the publication of Berlitz and Moore’s “The Philadelphia Experiment” in 1979 breathed new life into the PX legend for a whole new generation of readers, it has been accepted without question that the name of the ship used in the experiment was the U.S.S. Eldridge, also known as the DE 173 ...

USS Eldridge DE-173 (Logs) 00:00-04:00 Eldridge Still Moored Starboard side to Pier “J” Berth 17, New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NY. 06:30 Eldridge underway steering down the East River, down the New York Harbor.

Sep 8, 1989 · A Navy escort destroyer named the DE 173 (better known as the U.S.S. Eldridge), with hundreds of tons of electronic equipment aboard, lay in its dock. Scientists on shore started the experiment which involved Dr. Albert Einstein’s “Unified Field Theory”, a completed version appearing in the period 1925-27.

This brings us to the Philadelphia Experiment, that October 1943 navy test that rendered DE-173 (as Allen identifies it to Moore) invisible, teleported it hundreds of miles in the twinkling of an eye and caused crew members to dematerialize into limbo or go mad.

USS Eldridge DE-173 Moored Starboard side to Pier F, Berth 16, New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn NY. Receiving Fresh water, salt water, electricity, steam and telephone services. Ship being outfitted, with no ammunition an board.

Mar 26, 1999 · “I have a Pennsylvania auto license DE-173 [ the designation and number of the Eldridge ] , and every once in a while somebody will stop and ask me if it was really true,” said Mike Perlstein, 72, of Warminster.

DE-168 USS Amick 1943. US Nava Base Philadelphia, PA, March 1948. Eldridge Serving in the Greek Navy as the HNS Leon D54 1960. ... USS Eldridge DE-173 (1944) Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Kearny, NJ, 1945 (Where the Eldridge was built) Portable Electric Generator, 1943.

The Deadly Experiment with crew on board, executed between 17:05 and 17:20 hours. {1,5,6,7,9} (One of two possible dates given) “To the best of Allen’s recollection, the disappearance of the DE-173 occurred between 17:05 and 17:20 hours on, possibly, the 27th or, more likely, the 28th or 29th of October..

Eldridge (DE-173) was launched 25 July 1943 by Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., Newark, N.J.; sponsored by Mrs. John Eldridge, Jr., widow of Lieutenant Commander Eldridge; and commissioned 27 August 1943, Lieutenant C. R. Hamilton, USNR, in command.