The Swiss Army knife has taken a leap into cyberspace with the latest addition to its ever-expanding range of tools.
 
One of the knife’s two makers has released a version with a memory key that plugs into computers. It will be presented this week at the CeBIT technology fair in Hanover, Germany. The “Memory USB” army knife includes a “flash memory stick”, a piece of technology which has become increasingly popular with computer users over the past few months.

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Though he wasn’t an alien fanatic, the man who helped found the International UFO Museum in Roswell always believed that whatever landed in a farmer’s field near the city in 1947 was “not of this earth,” his daughter Julie Shuster said.

Walter Haut, who was an Army lieutenant and spokesman for the Roswell Army Air Field the night of that discovery, died Thursday at the age of 83. Haut, along with Glenn Dennis and Max Littell, founded the International UFO Museum in 1991.

Haut issued a news release about the report of a recovered flying saucer on July 8, 1947, on orders from base commander Col. William Blanchard.