ET Shuts Down Nuclear Missile Sites l Captain Robert Salas of Air Force Academy
Analysis Summary
Robert Salas
Contact Experience Triad
The Encounter
The person is a former Air Force officer who worked as an air traffic controller and missile launch officer. On March 16, 1967, while on duty at a launch control facility, he received a call from a security guard reporting strange lights in the sky. The guard later reported a glowing red object hovering near the facility. Shortly after, several missiles began to shut down, indicating a no-go condition. The object left at high speed, and an investigation was conducted but found no explanation for the missile failures. The incident was classified, and the officer was instructed not to discuss it. The encounter had a lasting impact on him and his colleagues, with many witnesses recalling the event as significant and unsettling.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The transcript details a firsthand account of a significant UAP incident involving missile shutdowns at Oscar flight on March 16, 1967. The witness describes unusual lights and a glowing red object, which coincided with the failure of multiple nuclear missiles, leading to an extensive but inconclusive investigation by the Air Force.
Multiple nuclear missiles at Oscar flight experienced shutdowns coinciding with the observation of a UAP.
Fred Myal
“I received a call from my topside security guard... they were acting very unusual just flying around.”
Managed by: U.S. Air Force
Nuclear deterrence and strategic defense
On March 16, 1967, while on duty at Oscar flight, I received a call from a security guard reporting strange lights flying around the launch control facility.
The security guard reported a glowing red object hovering outside the front gate, which caused him to become frightened.
Missiles at Oscar flight began shutting down one by one, indicating a no-go condition, which was highly unusual.
The Air Force conducted an extensive investigation of the incident but could not determine a probable cause for the missile shutdowns.
The incident was of extreme concern to SAC headquarters, which indicated that it was not a trivial matter.
The guards who reported the incidents were not debriefed, which is unusual for such significant occurrences.
Encounter Context
Factual DetailsOscar flight, part of the 490th Strategic Missile Squadron
Malstrom Air Force Base, Montana, united_states
investigation conducted but no viable explanation found
Encounter Research Breakdown
Phenomenological AnalysisThe speaker is a credible witness with extensive military experience, including roles as an air traffic controller and missile launch officer. The account includes detailed observations of unusual lights and missile shutdowns, corroborated by multiple witnesses and an official investigation, although the investigation was halted. The report's specificity and the unexpected nature of the events contribute to its high evidential strength.
The experiencer received a call from a security guard reporting strange lights behaving unusually around the launch control facility.
“he said they were acting very unusual just flying around”
The security guard reported a glowing red object hovering outside the facility, causing alarm among the guards.
“there's a glowing red object hovering right outside the front gate”
Missiles began shutting down one by one, indicating a no-go condition, coinciding with the sighting of the object.
“every one of them shut down”
An extensive investigation was conducted, but no explanation was found for the missile shutdowns, and the experiencer was instructed to remain silent about the incident.
“we were not to release this to anybody”
Glowing red object observed hovering near the facility
Missile shutdowns potentially caused by electromagnetic interference
Appearance: glowing red object, oval shape
Five Observables (3/5)
A glowing red oval object was observed hovering near the launch control facility before it rapidly left the area.
The simultaneous shutdown of multiple nuclear missiles coinciding with the observation of a glowing red object makes this encounter unique.
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Robert Salas
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