This is a very interesting article, using examples from Robert Hastings’ book “UFOs and Nukes” of UFO encounters throughout the world around nuclear facilities. Hastings interviewed more than 150 veterans for this book.
This incident in particular must’ve been fucking terrifying:
>***The missile ‘set to launch’***
>***Hastings says that of all the dozens of interviews he recorded with former Intercontinental Ballistic Missile launch officers ove rthe years, one stands out as ‘perhaps the most disturbing’.***
>***In a 2007 interview with David H Schuur, Schuur revealed that a UFO activated the launch sequence of his Minuteman missiles.***
>***A Minuteman launch site at Malmstrom in Montana:***
>***Schuur, a Minuteman crew member from 1963 to 1967, said that a ‘bright, hovering object’ appeared to be sending messages to six or seven of the missiles at the site.***
>***Schuur said ‘It was as if the object was scanning each missile, one by one.’***
>***Some of the missiles began to display a ‘launch in progress’, Schuur said.***
>***’That means the missile has received a launch signal. When that happens, we get an indication in the capsule that a launch command has been received by that missile, Schuur said.***
>***’If that happens, without proper authority, you flip what’s called an ‘Inhibit’ switch, to delay the launch for a given period of time.***Â
>***’If an Inhibit command comes in from another launch capsule, that shuts down the launch totally.***Â
***’But if that second command doesn’t come in, the missile will wait for a specified period of time and then launch automatically.’***
>***The crew pressed the ‘inhibit’ switch and the missiles didn’t launch – and commanders at the base told him not to mention the incident again.***
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Whoa, the daily mail finally cracked it.
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This alone should be reason enough for the powers at be to start taking this more seriously. If they have the ability to turn on or off nuclear warheads then they have the ability to wipe us out using our own technology against us.
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This is a very interesting article, using examples from Robert Hastings’ book “UFOs and Nukes” of UFO encounters throughout the world around nuclear facilities. Hastings interviewed more than 150 veterans for this book.
This incident in particular must’ve been fucking terrifying:
>***The missile ‘set to launch’***
>***Hastings says that of all the dozens of interviews he recorded with former Intercontinental Ballistic Missile launch officers ove rthe years, one stands out as ‘perhaps the most disturbing’.***
>***In a 2007 interview with David H Schuur, Schuur revealed that a UFO activated the launch sequence of his Minuteman missiles.***
>***A Minuteman launch site at Malmstrom in Montana:***
>***Schuur, a Minuteman crew member from 1963 to 1967, said that a ‘bright, hovering object’ appeared to be sending messages to six or seven of the missiles at the site.***
>***Schuur said ‘It was as if the object was scanning each missile, one by one.’***
>***Some of the missiles began to display a ‘launch in progress’, Schuur said.***
>***’That means the missile has received a launch signal. When that happens, we get an indication in the capsule that a launch command has been received by that missile, Schuur said.***
>***’If that happens, without proper authority, you flip what’s called an ‘Inhibit’ switch, to delay the launch for a given period of time.***Â
>***’If an Inhibit command comes in from another launch capsule, that shuts down the launch totally.***Â
***’But if that second command doesn’t come in, the missile will wait for a specified period of time and then launch automatically.’***
>***The crew pressed the ‘inhibit’ switch and the missiles didn’t launch – and commanders at the base told him not to mention the incident again.***
Whoa, the daily mail finally cracked it.
This alone should be reason enough for the powers at be to start taking this more seriously. If they have the ability to turn on or off nuclear warheads then they have the ability to wipe us out using our own technology against us.