Inside the Black Vault: The Government's UFO Secrets Revealed by Greenewald Jr. John

Author:Greenewald, Jr., John, [Greenewald, Jr., John,]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B07N8L1CNJ
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Published: 2019-04-07T22:00:00+00:00

At least fourteen people in different locations all mistook a star for a flying aircraft? In addition to the eyewitnesses, the radar operator, who was also highly trained, captured plasma or ball lightning at the exact same time all by chance and as a huge coincidence? The odds of all of those mistakes being made by so many people, all at the same time, would be so astronomical, it's laughable.

Another incident, popular in UFO literature, was a UFO event at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana. This story is often recalled by U.S. Air Force Captain (1st Lieutenant at the time of the event) Robert Salas. His testimony, which he has given on many occasions, says that on the night of the event, he was in charge of monitoring the readiness and security of the ten nuclear missiles that were under their command at the base.

Captain Salas was below ground when he received a call from the Flight Security Controller (FSC) topside. Capt. Salas was informed that the security team outside were observing unidentified “lights” in the sky that were making unusual maneuvers. They were traveling at a high velocity and would make directional changes.

As Capt. Salas was relaying the message to the Missile Combat Crew Commander, 1st Lieutenant Frederick Meiwald, all of the nuclear missiles began to go offline, one by one. Capt. Salas also recounts that some of the missile indicators had “security violation lights” illuminated, which possibly showed that there were possible incursions by something at those sites.

Capt. Salas also has testified, and sworn under affidavit, that the missiles remained offline until at least the time they were relieved by another crew the next morning. Capt. Salas was interviewed by the 490th Squadron Commander Colonel George Eldridge and another officer from the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) about the encounter. After the interview, Capt. Salas was informed the incident would be classified “Secret” and they were not to speak about it to any other person.

As recounted in a former classified “Secret” history of the 341st Strategic Missile Wing and 341st Combat Support Group, for the dates of January 1 through March 31, 1967, the story is confirmed.

On 16 March 1967 at 0845, all sites in Echo (E) Flight, Malmstrom AFB, shutdown with No-Go indications of Channel 9 and 12 on Voice Reporting Signal Assemble (VRSA). All LF's in E Flight lost strategic alert nearly simultaneously. No other Wing I configuration lost strategic alert at that time.

In this particular document, it recalls that there were rumors of UFO sightings at the base on this night, but they dismiss the claim. They state:

Rumors of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) around the area of Echo Flight during the time of the fault were disproven. A Mobile Strike Team, which had checked all November Flight's LF's on the morning of 16 March 67, were questions and stated that no unusual activity or sightings were observed.

It seems yet again the U.S. military was discounting testimony and fact and simply trying to explain away the UFO phenomenon.

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