UFOs Shut Down Nuclear Weapons Sites Says Former Air Force Officer

This is a fact verified by both government documents obtained through FOIA requests, as well as eyewitness testimony.

One such incident occurred at Malstrom AFB, home of the 341st Missile Wing in central Montana. On the morning of March 16, 1967, Deputy Missile Combat Crew Commander (DMCCC) Robert Salas was on duty inside Malstrom’s subterranean Oscar-Flight Launch Control Center (LCC) capsule near Roy, Montana when he received a call from a “clearly frightened” topside security officer reporting that a UFO was hovering over the front gate.

Alarms sounded moments later as, one after another, up to eight Minuteman missiles went into “no-go” (inoperable) condition.



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UFOs Shut Down Nuclear Weapons Sites

I'm not really into UFO stuff, but this article caught my attention. It seems that many UFOs have been spotted at nuclear missle sites. Have any of you heard of this or are there any other threads about this on ATS. I did a search but didn't come up with any UFOs being spotted by nuclear missle sites.

Yeah, a lot of UFO encounters revolve around nuclear sites; either nuclear weapons or nuclear reactors. It's actually one of the main reasons (other than personal experiences) that I'm inclined to believe what we're dealing with is advanced extraterrestrials.

Ya, i've heard of it and I am into ufology, I think it's fascinating, it opens your eyes we are being visited by extra terrestrials, I heard about it from the guy that helped organize project disclosure I think on CNN. S&F for you.

One of the most fascinating cases (link is in the Classic Cases stickied link) is Rendlesham, which also noted the UFO's interest in nuclear weapons.

There are a few accounts of UFOs being sighted and missile systems going offline, so not unheard of, but not the most common thing either...

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Thanks, I'll start reading through it. I told myself when I joined ATS that I wasn't going to get involved with any UFO conspiracies because it is a very slippery slope.

And now I'm starting to slip.

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Dnag!!! You are talking about something from 1967 again???
I thought you were going to say it happened in the last day or so.
So disappointing!!!

Isuppose it makes sense from both points of view.

Nuclear missile sights would and are always prime targets for surveillance from military. Uavs and other experimental military spy craft would be the ideal equipment to use for this. And as always this unusual craft are often mistaken for alien craft.

And from the other point of view, it would seem Like a prime target to investigate for aliens. Logically you would investigate the most interesting points, such a scientific research labs, nuclear plants and other areas that would give the best understanding of the planets peak of technological advancement.

Nice to know they were so caring as to shut them down though, like taking sharp toys of kids

I always thought those incidents were akin to a parent taking a pack of matches away from a toddler and saying "You're not mature enough to play with those".

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Rendlesham comes to mind. Interesting, isn't it ?

During the cold war, both the soviets and the americans had silos that went " no go ". I think the message is clear !

NO GO.

S&F.