So... according to the book "Alien Interview", Airl visited Earth to look after the planet because humans began to conduct nuclear tests.
The first nuclear test, code name "Trinity", was conducted in the Jornada del Muerto desert about 35 miles (56 km) southeast of Socorro, New Mexico. That desert is about 120 miles (190 km) west of Roswell.
But the test was conducted in 1945, and the Roswell crash occured in 1947. Why did they wait 2 years?
At the end of the book, Matilda describes how she realized years later that she was one of the lost battalion. That's why she was able to communicate with Airl, and that's why Airl was not willing to communicate with anybody else.
Let's assume this is true...
So, the ship "crashed" near Roswell, where Matilda is stationed. What a coincidence!
Airl is a "network engineer". Farsight described her as a diplomat.
What network was Airl assigned to initiate in 1947?
When Yeme talked to Airl and asked her wether she knows her, Airl answered: "Everybody knows you, Farsight girl."
But that was Airl in 1947, wasn't it? How did she know Yeme back then? How did she know that everybody knows Yeme?
What network is Airl working on now?
Ooooh. There's some good points there.
Particularly - why it takes her 2 years to crash after investigating. What was she doing, collecting samples from the bomb for 2 years hanging out in the desert?
Matilda happens to be in the place near her crash. Like how many people were in her battalion? A million? Are they peppered all over the planet?
Why does she say the same thing to Yeme? Isn't it plausible that Yeme is just used to that phrase and can think of it as a deduction?
Hmm.
In 1947, every operational nuclear weapon in the world was stationed/stored in Roswell Army Airforce Base in Roswell. The tests and operational use (in Japan) were things of the past, remnants and aftermaths. Roswell was the "here and now".