Nuclear Warfare Officer: Something Disturbing Is Controlling Our Nukes | Robert Salas

Takeaways

• ❖Robert Salas, a former nuclear missile launch officer, personally experienced a UAP incident at Malmstrom AFB in 1967 where 10 Minuteman missiles were simultaneously disabled.
• ❖Guards at the facility reported a pulsating red light hovering over the front gate just before the missiles went offline.
• ❖Salas and his commander were forced to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) under threat of imprisonment, preventing them from discussing the incident.
• ❖This Malmstrom incident (Oscar Flight) was one of at least four similar events between 1966-1967 at US nuclear bases, resulting in 40 missiles being shut down by UAPs.
• ❖A Boeing investigation concluded an external electromagnetic signal caused the shutdowns but could not explain how it penetrated the triply shielded systems or affected multiple missiles simultaneously.
• ❖The 1966-1968 Condon Report, tasked with scientifically studying UFOs, deliberately omitted these missile shutdown incidents despite its own investigator being informed.
• ❖Salas believes these UAP interventions demonstrate a non-human civilization's concern about humanity's potential for nuclear self-destruction.
• ❖A source close to Salas claimed to have flown a reverse-engineered craft, suggesting advanced technology is being studied by private entities.
• ❖Salas argues that the chances of nuclear war are greater today due to more countries possessing nukes and the proliferation of tactical nuclear weapons.