Robert Hast­ings: Uniden­ti­fied Aer­ial Object Sighted Dur­ing Octo­ber 2010 Nuclear Mis­sile Incident

TAOS — Robert Hast­ings writes, “On Octo­ber 23, 2010, F.E. War­ren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming tem­porar­ily lost the abil­ity to com­mu­ni­cate with 50 of its Min­ute­man III mis­siles. The five Mis­sile Alert Facil­i­ties respon­si­ble for launch­ing those ICBMs—Alpha through Echo, com­pris­ing the 319th Strate­gic Mis­sile Squadron—would have been unable to do so dur­ing the period of the disruption.”

This dra­matic story was leaked to Mark Ambinder, a con­tribut­ing edi­tor at The Atlantic, which pub­lished it three days later. The U.S. Air Force then quickly acknowl­edged the prob­lem, say­ing that a back-up launch sys­tem could have per­formed the task and claim­ing that the break­down had lasted a mere 59 minutes.

The con­fi­den­tial Air Force sources also report that their squadron com­man­der has warned wit­nesses not to talk to jour­nal­ists or researchers about “the things they may or may not have seen” in the sky and has threat­ened severe penal­ties for any­one vio­lat­ing secu­rity. Con­se­quently, these per­sons must remain anony­mous at this time.

Accord­ing to two mis­sile tech­ni­cians sta­tioned at F.E. War­ren, the com­mu­ni­ca­tions issue, while inter­mit­tent, actu­ally per­sisted over sev­eral hours. Sig­nif­i­cantly, these same indi­vid­u­als report sight­ings by “numer­ous teams” of an enor­mous, cigar-shaped craft that maneu­vered high above the mis­sile field on the day of the disruption.

The huge UFO appeared sim­i­lar to a World War I Ger­man Zep­pelin, (shown here) but had no pas­sen­ger gon­dola or adver­tis­ing on its hull, as would a com­mer­cial blimp.

Robert Hast­ings has inter­viewed law enforce­ment and civil­ian eye­wit­nesses to ongo­ing UFO activ­ity near F.E. Warren’s ICBM sites. Details at: http://www.theufochronicles.com/2011/06/huge-ufo-sighted-near-nuclear-missiles_19.html

June 20, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ The Octo­ber 23rd mis­sile inci­dent occurred less than a month after he Sep­tem­ber 27, 2010 UFO-Nukes Con­nec­tion press con­fer­ence at the National Press Club in Wash­ing­ton D.C. Seven U.S. Air Force Offi­cers, includ­ing two retired colonels, dis­cussed UFO incur­sions at nuclear weapons sites.

CNN film­ing of the event

The inci­dents involved the sud­den appear­ance of UFOs that hov­ered over ICBM sites and dis­rupted the mis­siles’ guid­ance and con­trol sys­tems. A disc-shaped UFO sent down laser-like beams into a nukes stor­age depot. Hast­ings con­cludes, “The UFO sight­ings near F.E. Warren’s mis­sile sites in recent months rep­re­sent the lat­est chap­ter in the UFO-Nukes Con­nec­tion saga.