The night UFOs took control of America’s nuclear weapons.

The night UFOs took control of America’s nuclear weapons

The UFO encounter at Malmstrom Air Force Base in 1967 is one of the most well-documented incidents involving UFOs and nuclear facilities. It occurred in Montana, United States, and involved several military personnel witnessing unidentified flying objects near the base’s nuclear missile silos.

The incident took place in March 1967, when the 341st Strategic Missile Wing was responsible for operating and maintaining Minuteman ICBMs (Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles) at Malmstrom Air Force Base. On the evening of March 24th, the base’s security personnel noticed strange lights in the sky above the missile field. These lights were described as bright and moving erratically, displaying colors not consistent with conventional aircraft.

Responding to the reports, security personnel promptly informed higher authorities about the unusual sightings. Among the witnesses that night were both experienced security officers and highly trained maintenance personnel, who were tasked with ensuring the operational readiness of the nuclear missile silos.

As the security teams continued to observe the lights, they reportedly saw the UFOs maneuvering in ways that defied the capabilities of known aircraft at the time. Witnesses described sudden changes in direction, rapid accelerations, and hovering at low altitudes over the missile sites.

Even more concerning, during the UFO sightings, some of the ICBMs stationed at the base began experiencing unexplained malfunctions. According to declassified documents and testimonies, several missiles were temporarily disabled, with their guidance and control systems showing erratic behavior. This prompted grave concerns among the personnel, as the reliability of the nuclear deterrent was at stake.

The incident was escalated to higher military authorities, and a rapid response team was sent to the base to investigate the situation. However, by the time they arrived, the UFOs had departed, and the missile systems had returned to normal functioning. The investigators interviewed the witnesses and collected detailed reports about the sighting and the missile malfunctions.

An important figure involved in the investigation was Captain Robert Salas, who was an ICBM launch officer at the time of the incident. Salas has been one of the key public advocates for disclosing information about UFOs and their potential connection to nuclear facilities. He has stated that he personally experienced the shutdown of ten nuclear missiles during the Malmstrom incident, all of which were confirmed by his superiors.

The U.S. Air Force later conducted an official inquiry into the event, known as the “1967 Malmstrom Air Force Base UFO Incident.” The Air Force’s official conclusion stated that the UFO sightings and missile malfunctions were not caused by any known natural phenomena, enemy action, or equipment malfunction. However, the report also noted that there was no evidence to suggest that the events were caused by extraterrestrial spacecraft.

Despite the official response, the incident at Malmstrom Air Force Base remains a compelling case in the annals of UFO history. The testimonies of credible witnesses and the correlation between UFO sightings and the temporary shutdown of nuclear missiles have continued to intrigue researchers and UFO enthusiasts alike.

Other UFO encounters near US military bases

1. Rendlesham Forest Incident – December 1980 Location: RAF Woodbridge and RAF Bentwaters in Suffolk, England (US Air Force bases at the time) Details: Several US military personnel reported witnessing strange lights and a triangular-shaped object in Rendlesham Forest, near the bases.
2. Nellis Air Force Base UFO Incident – January 1951 Location: Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, USA Details: A series of UFO sightings were reported near the base over several days.
3. Minot Air Force Base UFO Incident – October 1968 Location: Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, USA Details: A crew of security policemen reported seeing a bright, glowing, disc-shaped object near the base’s missile sites.
4. Fort Belvoir UFO Incident – March 1957 Location: Fort Belvoir, Virginia, USA Details: Witnesses reported a UFO flying near the base and described it as a “huge star-like object.”
5. Ellsworth Air Force Base UFO Incident – November 1977 Location: Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota, USA Details: Multiple witnesses reported seeing a large, football field-sized object with red, green, and white lights near the base.