UFOs Shut Down U.S Nuclear Missiles— Full Story from Robert Salas & Dave Schindele!

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0:41 Speaker 2: So we are going to start Welcome to Total Disclosure, where we go beyond the veil of secrecy and into the heart of the unexplained. Today we're honored to speak with two retired Air Force officers whose experiences have become central to the UFO and the UAP discussion. Captain Robert Salas, stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, Captain Dave Chandell Shindley.

1:14 Speaker 3: Station at Forget, the first E. Shin Now.

1:22 Speaker 2: Station Air Force Base in North Dakota, where both were entrusted with the control of nuclear missiles during the height of the Cold War in the late nineteen sixties. Each of these men were a part of something extraordinary, something that not only challenged their understanding of reality, but also left a profound mark on our nation's military history. Their stories involved unidentified flying objects, sudden missile shutdowns, and a wall of secretcy that has persisted for over five decades. Today, delve into their experiences, the implication for national security, and what these events could mean for humanity's future.

2:07 Speaker 2: This is not science fiction. This is total disclosure. So I just want each of you to briefly introduce your role and responsibilities during your time in the Air Force, so we could start with Captain Salas.

2:23 Speaker 4: Thank you, Tyler. I was stationed at mels From Air Force Base starting in the summer of nineteen sixty six, and after getting qualified as a two man crew, Colonel Fred Mywold and I were crued up and assigned to the four Missile squad four Nities Missial SQUADN and our normal station was OSCAR Flight, which is the location of what we called a launch control center or launch control facility, and that facility was an underground capsule sixty feet underground where we would spend a twenty four hour period on alert status, meaning ready to launch missiles if given the proper command.

3:21 Speaker 5: So if the President called in order to strike, you were one of the men who.

3:26 Speaker 6: Would actually launch the missiles. Wow, that's correct.

3:31 Speaker 4: So on this one evening, March twenty fourth, nineteen sixty seven,

3:39 Speaker 4: my commander was taking a rest break. We had a little cat down there, and since one of us had to be on alert at all times, he was taking a rest break. I was in charge of the facility and I remember getting a phone call from the upstairs what we called a flight security controller who controlled the security teams, security alert teams or SAT teams we call them, that would respond to any security concerns. Right at any rate, I get this call and he gives me this strange commentary of he and the other guards looking at the night sky was evening and seeing lights flying flying above us, above our facility in a strange manner.

4:37 Speaker 4: They would be going very fast, They heard no engine noise, They were able to stop in mid air and reverse course. They were able to make ninety degree turns. May sound familiar from other reports. At any rate, he said, sir, these are not aircraft. They're not aircraft. They don't behave like aircraft. And he kept repeating that, and finally I said, you mean like UFOs, because we had indeed seeing reports in the local newspaper of people reporting UFO sightings in Great Falls, Montana, where we lived.

5:24 Speaker 4: I was just joking, but he wasn't. He was very serious about this report. He was a bit concerned because of these lines didn't seem to go away, they were just flying above them. And I said, okay, let me know if something more interesting happens. Basically hung up, but I took it as a serious call. It was not a joke. So five minutes later he calls back, and this time I can tell by his voice that he's extremely frightened. He's shouting into the phone, he's babbling, making no sense. I had to calm him down, and when I was able to do that, he told me that he had all the guards with their weapons drawn, looking at this red orange light, a very bright light, a large light, and at times it was pulsate.

6:31 Speaker 4: But he said it's hovering above the front gate, and he wanted me to tell him what to do. Of course, I was no protocol. I was as shocked as he was. But when he said that, I had no idea what to tell him. But I did say, you know, ensure the security of the facility. Really, that's what means. Any means that's their duty, that's their job, not to allow, not to allow anyone in that fenced area. I knew, whatever you have to do, that's what I told him. Then he said one of the guards got injured, and he hung up the phone.

7:20 Speaker 4: I went over to talk to my commander then, who was just getting up from his rest break, just about to tell him about the phone calls. When we get a large sounding clackes and noise in the capsule, and that we know what that meant. It meant that there was a problem with one of the missiles. So we look over at our panel that has the status of the missiles green for ready, ready to launch and red.

7:51 Speaker 6: For can't launch, no GOAT. So one of them had turned.

7:58 Speaker 4: Red, and very quickly after that, all the rest of them went down.

8:05 Speaker 5: I want to make a point here because most people watching they don't understand this aspect of it.

8:13 Speaker 7: Now, each of these missiles.

8:15 Speaker 5: They are analog, not analog, but they aren't tied to each other.

8:21 Speaker 7: Therefore, if one goes down, they're not all going to do.

8:23 Speaker 6: That's correct.

8:24 Speaker 8: It is simultaneously shut down up to twelve missiles, ten missiles. You're shutting down one by one, you're not shutting one.

8:36 Speaker 7: That's correct, and it all goes down.

8:38 Speaker 6: That's correct.

8:39 Speaker 8: So how calm had this ever happened before?

8:42 Speaker 6: No?

8:43 Speaker 4: I was stationed there for three years as a missile launch officer, and before that happened, I think I had once seen a missile go read no go, but it was due to another issue, but never multiple.

9:02 Speaker 7: Okay, So what become what?

9:06 Speaker 9: What becomes the protocol at that point because you're there's no textbook anymore, the textbook you had learned for protocols and how to handle these kind of things.

9:17 Speaker 7: I mean, we're past that now, this is uncharted territory. So what was your next one?

9:22 Speaker 4: Well, our next move was to querate the system. We had something called vers I don't want not sure what that means, but we were able to push a button and it would give us an audio report on possible failure mode. Okay, And in this case, and in each of those ten missiles, we got the same report and it was channels nine and twelve guidance and control system failure. So that meant the guidance system was inoperative or not working properly. Therefore, we couldn't proper We couldn't properly launch missiles because they would have no valid information on the targeting or how to guide themselves towards the target.

10:23 Speaker 4: Right, we had an inertial guidance system. In other words, there was no connection with some satellite that would help navigate after launch. It had to do the calculation in flight flight to make sure it was on target.

10:42 Speaker 7: So essentially, if anything happens, it's able to of course.

10:47 Speaker 6: Correct to some extent, and those are.

10:51 Speaker 7: The aspects that are being tampered with specifically.

10:55 Speaker 6: Yes, guidance in control.

10:59 Speaker 3: That's really specific, well.

11:03 Speaker 4: Not specific, but at least the general idea was the guidance system was not operating properly, and that's why it shut down.

11:12 Speaker 8: So if the president had called that your facility and said we need to launch right now, right now.

11:20 Speaker 7: Could you have done it?

11:21 Speaker 6: No? No?

11:22 Speaker 8: Now do you would you consider that a threat to national security?

11:27 Speaker 6: Well, it's certainly.

11:31 Speaker 4: We were debilitated or we were unable to perform our function if you want to consider that a threat. But technically, yes, right, we lost that capability. So but that's not the conclusion I finally came to, and we can go into that later.

11:54 Speaker 6: But so the.

11:57 Speaker 4: Next thing we did, because we had two of the launch facilities or the missiles had incursion lights. We had lights that would are indicative of possibility that someone or something or some thing was entering the launch facility where the missiles were actually located. They were about a mile or two or three away from where we were located. The missiles were not right next to us another right, they're dispersed.

12:37 Speaker 6: All over it an odd ring around us.

12:40 Speaker 4: Right, So I had to call upstairs and ask the flatsherity to send teams out to those sites and check on whether or not someone had entered that area. And when they got out there, they saw these UFOs or objects or bright lights hovering just above those facilities.

13:09 Speaker 9: Wow.

13:10 Speaker 4: And they were so frightened from the experience of the first one that they saw that they didn't want to.

13:17 Speaker 3: Go any further.

13:18 Speaker 4: I wouldn't either, and so that we were. They were brought back, and in that process they lost radio contact with us UH for some reason.

13:31 Speaker 6: At any rate, and.

13:32 Speaker 5: At any rate, I want to ask you this, You did not know at the time when your event happens that this is This may seem strange and it may seem odd, but it's not.

13:49 Speaker 7: You're not the only nuclear facility that has this happened that in that that form. There's other people that are having similar experiences. But you guys are talking about it.

14:02 Speaker 4: Okay, So let me just continue with what happened next. My commander called the wing command post at Maelstrom, which monitored activities throughout the field of missiles, and reported our incident, and they told him the same thing happened another launch control center. And that's what he told me. When he was finished with his phone call, he turned to me and said the same thing happened at another site, and I thought, you know, we're having this problem all over the place and that evening. But I was labor later able to realize that it happened.

14:51 Speaker 4: What he was referring to was the Echo flight incident, which happened eight days before our We had never been briefed on, by the way, to answer your question, we were never told that there had been previous incidents like ours with an object shutting down missiles. That was, we were never briefed on something like that. Absolutely, we should have.

15:21 Speaker 7: The lookout for these orange lights that can shut down our new weapons.

15:24 Speaker 3: Of course, perhaps, yeah, so.

15:27 Speaker 7: I didn't know that. I did not know that that night. Maybe I just glazed over that detail. I didn't know that that night they had said this has happened before.

15:38 Speaker 6: That's what they told my commander.

15:40 Speaker 7: Okay, so when do you find out about Dave.

15:46 Speaker 4: Dave came forward all let hit him explain when he did that, and then we made contact and talked and he's he's come and tested fought with us at the Press Club National Press Club in Washington. D c and at other times. In twenty thirteen, I think he was also there at the mock hearing that we had to Steve Bassett set up.

16:19 Speaker 10: Yeah, really so, Dave, can you can you tell me what happened with you and how did you fit into the the overall narrative.

16:31 Speaker 3: What I can tell you is that I was involved with an incident, and I'll get into that a little bit later, but first I wanted to describe a little bit like sallasted regarding the layout of the facilities at Minor Air Force Base. We had fifteen launch control centers and one hundred and fifty nuclear tip missiles all together ICBMs, and they were spread, uh probably fifty to seventy five miles around the town of Minor at North Dakota. And they still exist and they're still being manned today. Those launch control centers launch control facilities, we call them facilities for that the building's top side and LCCs our launch control centers down below sixty feet below those buildings, and each one of those launch control facilities, our launch control centers were named with alphabet identifications from Alpha flight to Oscar flight.

17:46 Speaker 3: And I was mostly involved with Kiyo Lima MIC and November flights, and my normal normal duty station was MIC flight. Well I listed I told you about five flights that the seven forty second squadron maintained. There were there also another two squadrons in what we call the wing, which composed the alphabet blow Lima flight. So there gives you a picture. And my instant that I was involved with happened at November flight and which is about thirty seven miles from Minor Air Force Base. And so to go into this instant a little bit more,

18:42 Speaker 3: my commander were designated to relieve replace the crew at November flight. And this was on September twenty six, twenty fifth, nineteen sixty six, which was about six months prior to Robert Sallas's incident.

19:04 Speaker 6: WOW. And so.

19:09 Speaker 3: My commander and I Major Gordon toleroand traveled by vehicle because it was the closest flight to the base. We traveled by vehicle to November flight, and we talked a little bit about this because we had a hint that morning that something was going wrong, possibly going wrong in November flight. The reason is is because I heard a TV broadcast in may Not. I lived in may Not, which was thirteen miles from the base. I heard a TV cast that morning that said residence of Mohall, North Dakota saw strange lights overnight west of town.

19:52 Speaker 3: Well, we were going to November flight, like I said, and November flight was three miles west of the town the MOHO.

20:01 Speaker 2: So you both you realize you both hear stories of sightings.

20:08 Speaker 7: Prior to your incidents.

20:11 Speaker 8: You're both hearing it happening in the town right before it happens on the base.

20:17 Speaker 3: Well, I don't think mister Sallas. You can speak for yourself, but I don't think he was aware of any incidents at all around No, right in.

20:28 Speaker 7: Your respected areas, is what I'm saying.

20:31 Speaker 2: You both heard chatter that there were lights in the sky and the towns people are seeing them, and then it's like an omen and then it happens to the base.

20:39 Speaker 7: It's really weird.

20:40 Speaker 3: And you have to understand that my incident was that my Air Force base in North Dakota, and his was that Mells from their fourth base in Montana. So and different time periods, and his was six months after mine. So the m O is just.

20:57 Speaker 8: It seems that they're they're seen in large numbers by townsfolk and then you know, the towns are in reference to these nuclear sites, and then they make their way to the nuclear sites.

21:09 Speaker 3: So well, evidently people in Mohoon or who saw the evidence of these lights west of the town. So my commander and I went through the town of Mohall on the way to November Flight, and I don't recall seeing a resident at all as we zipped through town. And it was a Sunday morning, but it was about ten thirty church time, ten thirty in the morning maybe, so yeah. Anyway, a short time later we arrived at November Flight, got the gate opened and went in and parked. My commander immediately went to the security section of the flight of the launch Patrol facility where the security guards were mostly stationed, especially the FFC, the flight security controller.

22:04 Speaker 3: I went in the back door of the building and was immediately met by the site manager, who was a tech sergeant, and he said, did you hear what happened overnight? And I said no. We did get a briefing at a pre departure crew briefing on base that morning where they said that a few missiles and the November flight went off alert, but they gave no indication of how many or what the problem was or anything. We had no recently the question what was going on? But after that pre departure crew briefing, there are at least three crews that came up to my commander and I and he said, they said, did you hear what was describe on TV this morning?

22:51 Speaker 7: So there was a big buzz at the base.

22:54 Speaker 3: There must have been a buzz as some sort on the base. But like I said, there's fifteen crews there at the pre departure briefing, but three of them came up to my commander and I said, did you hear the TV broadcast this morning?

23:07 Speaker 4: And I'd like to make the point that you were not briefed about UFO settings at the departure over no numbers flight at the pre departure briefing.

23:17 Speaker 3: Right now, we're never brief except that a few missiles that to fight went off where they're still investigating.

23:23 Speaker 4: But they were not brief You know, we saw UFOs before they lost some of their missiles.

23:31 Speaker 7: So you get is it incomfidence or is it.

23:35 Speaker 6: No cover up? It's cover up?

23:38 Speaker 5: And you know with both I know you weren't on I know you didn't see see like have the same experience.

23:47 Speaker 7: But you know, in talking to Bob and you know him and I got to going to Congress.

23:54 Speaker 11: Together, he related it to it was a warning, not a warning, but a message to the human rights.

24:05 Speaker 7: This isn't the way, This isn't how you should be using.

24:10 Speaker 3: This later on, especially in my case, it took a while to come to the collusion. Why did they use u FO or these objects take down the missiles? And the only thing we could come up with is that it was a warning, warning message shows and.

24:31 Speaker 8: What do you what do you what do you what do you guys say to that there is so I mean,

24:39 Speaker 8: why would they if it wasn't to give us a warning, right, if it wasn't to take the matches out of the baby's hands. Do you think that's why they're covering it up or is it more along the lines of the covering up because they don't want to show weakness.

25:00 Speaker 3: The Air Force has always said, like he said, ah, eofos do not exist and they pose no threat to national security.

25:12 Speaker 6: So the.

25:16 Speaker 3: Thing that comes to mind is that these things aren't really prassing our BENTI on destruction, but they're there that maybe to somehow send us a message and if they take all the ten missiles out of the commission at a certain launch facility, that's a big message that.

25:36 Speaker 5: It's saying, at any time, I can get here and I can stop you, right, I can turn the switch off like this.

25:45 Speaker 6: I don't think that's what I can conclude.

25:49 Speaker 7: So that's what i'd like to ask. So, Bob, what as being on the facility?

25:54 Speaker 1: You know?

25:55 Speaker 6: So fun?

25:56 Speaker 7: Because we get two perspectives, right.

25:58 Speaker 4: Well, it's not two perspective I think, David, I agree that these incidents were messages to us regarding our foolish use of the weapons. I'm convinced that's oh well, at least that's the conclusion I've drawn. But the point I did want to make is they weren't trying to tell us that we the visitors, can shut down your missiles anytime we want, although they did demonstrate that, But I don't think that's part of the message because that implies that they would possibly stop a nuclear war if we started down that path.

26:48 Speaker 4: So there's a subtle difference here that. Yeah, However, some of the witnesses that I know that have not come forward yet tell fantastics worries of another of an encounter. I'll give you an example of fellow I call text. It's not his real name.

27:08 Speaker 6: But he was.

27:11 Speaker 4: One of the men brought to one of the Echo Flight missile launch facilities or the missile to bring it back up on alert status. And so he was out there with the security guard doing his job, going through his procedures to bring the missile back up on alert.

27:35 Speaker 4: And he had, of course, he had his manual right, but he was going through his maintenance manuel and at one point he heard the guard upstairs up top side rattal the metal ladder that we had to go down into that area and to get his attention. And the guard point up into the sky and there's an orange ball of light or an orange He described it as a you know, relatively small like a basketball size, but it was definitely there right above them. And so he goes up and says, you know, report this, but I've got to get back to work.

28:23 Speaker 4: I got to bring the missile back up. That's important to do that quickly.

28:28 Speaker 7: So I'm sorry, is he repairing it from it going down in the same fashion as it went down?

28:33 Speaker 4: Yes, yes, this is one of the Echo flight so he's bringing it back exactly from the from the incident that happened the previous evening.

28:43 Speaker 6: Oh my god, So he was there.

28:48 Speaker 4: He sees the object, the guard sees the object, the guard reports it. He goes back down the ladder and goes through his checklist again, his manual, and he's about to bring the you know, started up again at a certain particular point in the manual. This is his description of his activity, all right, And he says, all of a sudden, the missile shuts down for no reason, goes goes down. Okay, So he starts over in his checklist, right, gets to that same point, that same point in his checklist, and the missile goes down again.

29:38 Speaker 4: And he said, during this period he felt like there was a beam of static electricity. He could feel it coming down the tube. You know where he was from.

29:54 Speaker 1: Apparently from this object.

30:08 Speaker 3: Connection a connection attention so weird and emergency has been reported.

30:15 Speaker 4: All walking walks snowwey exit and walked down to your.

30:20 Speaker 7: Side floor or meanwive?

30:22 Speaker 1: Does he go to this point using and I looked.

30:29 Speaker 7: Us he's going to We've been walking to the questions

30:35 Speaker 7: attention glode, attention, attention.

30:39 Speaker 4: An emergency has been reported.

30:41 Speaker 3: I don't as snowway exit.

30:47 Speaker 7: Sorry, we just had a future tiler. We just had that fire.

30:50 Speaker 12: Alarm, So as that part out, obviously we keep that part where I look in because that was kind of funny. All right, So, gentlemen, we just had a we're at contact in the desert.

31:04 Speaker 7: You know, we don't have the shurecoat it.

31:05 Speaker 8: We had a fire alarm, so we did get a little bit interrupted. Took a little pause, but we were talking about this.

31:16 Speaker 7: We're talking about the gentleman that was working in.

31:20 Speaker 8: He was bringing the flight back on and it kept going shutting back down at that exact same spot in the checklist.

31:28 Speaker 7: So what happens.

31:31 Speaker 4: Next, Well, just to continue that story, he told me, and by the way, this is a highly reliable individual.

31:45 Speaker 6: In fact, he was.

31:48 Speaker 4: Had a very high position when I spoke with him in an aerospace firm. He's solid witness. But he cannot come forward just yet. Maybe sometime in the future. But to continue the story, he told me that he kept this up for multiple times, trying to bring that missile back up on alert because that was his assignment and it was critical that he do that.

32:23 Speaker 6: And so he.

32:26 Speaker 4: Kept going back to the checklist and each time he

32:34 Speaker 4: got to the point of this one part of the checklist, the missile would shut down again while the object was still above him, and he had a conclusion. He concluded something about that until the object that was above him left and it was going on and he can no longer feel this beam of static electricity coming down at him, that he was able to bring the missile back up on alert status. What he concluded was whatever intelligence is operating these vehicles, they knew exactly precisely how the missiles systems worked to the you know, detail of of knowing where he was in his checklist and what to do to shut the missile down at that point.

33:42 Speaker 8: So then whoever it is, whoever they are, they have an intricate and complex knowledge of.

33:50 Speaker 4: Our ye and we're talking about a very highly intelligent and witness those technology the.

34:02 Speaker 6: Very well. And uh yes.

34:06 Speaker 8: So in your case was anything can you can you recall anything like this happening as well at at your Air.

34:16 Speaker 7: Force base after the incident.

34:19 Speaker 3: Nothing nobody was talking at all on BAIS about UFOs.

34:24 Speaker 8: So it was a completely different kind of mindset. It was a completely different response at each base.

34:33 Speaker 3: Yes, but let me continue with my story here. I entered the back door of the facility, met the site manager tech sergeant, and he, like I said, he asked me if I heard what happened over that. Well, no, I really didn't, but I told you the story. What what about the TV news news and the and the three crews that came up to me and said did you hear what happened? But regarding the news, this was on the mind of Major Gordon Tolerant and I as we traveled to days and like I said, he entered the security center, I entered the back door and met the tech sergeant and he then took me to the west windows of the day room of the facility and looking out at the security fence, he pointed out there that there was an object covering out there overnight, just beyond the security fence and holding his arms out like that.

35:37 Speaker 6: You know.

35:38 Speaker 3: I estimated maybe the object was eighty to one hundred, but why I don't know, but that's the way it appeared in And so I said, tell me more about the object. Was it a helicopter? And it was something I shouldn't said, because he looked a little irritated. Helicopters don't don't fly to the launch control facilities at night, and if they do fly in, they land on the main road, Infants Road anyway. So what the object looked like, Well, it had bright flashing lights, and that's all he could. He couldn't adequately describe the object.

36:21 Speaker 3: They weren't like beacon lights of airplanes, which usually have red, green, and maybe white light flashing.

36:30 Speaker 7: Light alternating antly.

36:32 Speaker 3: But this was a bright flashing lights across the with the thing. And he had trouble determining a structure behind this nebulous glow or flashing glow or whatever it was. He couldn't really describe it, but he thought he could see He thought he could see a structure or a long structure which looked like maybe the edges of a saucer or something. So, but it was hovering above the ground. It hadn't landed. Then after a few minutes that started hovering and moving to the north of the building, to the north side where the main security fanpas was, and the people from the security center of the facility could see this object where they couldn't see it before.

37:26 Speaker 3: And it hovered there for a long time, and all eight people, the six security guards and the cook and the same manager saw this object covering there next to the main gate, but it was partly blocked from the security center. Only a portion, a small portion of the object could not be seen because it was blocked by the garage Facilita garage that was next to the near the main gate.

37:59 Speaker 3: They looked at this thing and they were really frightened. And and the site manager and the security guards that were centered around me and describing this the since that you could tell by their motion and their voices and in their faces that it was very, very frightening, and they gave me no doubt that they had seen something that was something they had never seen before.

38:32 Speaker 7: So again you can.

38:35 Speaker 2: When Bob discusses the frantic call down to the launch control center from the Launch Control facility officers, that same freight is in.

38:48 Speaker 3: Is displayed by the other security people and the and the and the senior airman.

38:55 Speaker 8: Can I ask you both the questions, is there any possibility that this is our government doing this to us and red teeming us too with some form of next.

39:13 Speaker 3: Level There's no way because the wing on base of one hundred and fifty missiles, they had a quota meet of ninety five up time for the missiles, and they didn't dare take any missiles down on purpose just to because they had to meet this quota every month or I'll say it would get demerits or whatever was that.

39:42 Speaker 8: So so there's a little detail, but it's one that it adds to that luck.

39:47 Speaker 7: So again, are you under this impressions?

39:49 Speaker 6: Okay?

39:50 Speaker 4: So I absolutely agree that if the Air Force had done some sort of exercise, they wouldn't have used operational missiles to do it. These missiles were on alert status.

40:09 Speaker 6: Meaning they were ready to go, and.

40:16 Speaker 3: All the way up the line, didn't you talk to your squad and commanderise?

40:22 Speaker 4: And when I returned to Mels from Air Force Base that morning, we were ordered to go to the squad and commander's office.

40:28 Speaker 6: The first, very first.

40:30 Speaker 4: Thing I asked him was was this some sort of Air Force exercise like a readiness exercise or something like that?

40:41 Speaker 4: And he was white is a sheet, I'm telling you, he was just white is a sheet and said absolutely not. And I said, well, do you know what was going on?

40:53 Speaker 6: What happened?

40:56 Speaker 4: Do you know anything about what happened? And he said no, I know nothing about what happened or why. This is very uncommon, absolutely this never happened about this.

41:11 Speaker 2: All right, right now.

41:13 Speaker 3: Especially with ten missiles going off alert.

41:16 Speaker 4: And plus we have the telegram that I received in the Free Information Act that states specifically the fact, and this was from SAC Headquarters, Strategic are Command headquarters, this telegram to other missile bases and headquarters, and it said in that telegram specifically, in i'll paraphrase, the fact that we have no knowledge of how this could happen or worse to that effect is of grave concern to this command. They use those words grave concern. They wouldn't have used those words if this was some kind of an Air Force exercise.

42:04 Speaker 4: Plus, as Dave said, we would have gotten some sort of feedback on how we perform if it were an exercise. Right, we never got feedback.

42:17 Speaker 7: Okay, now, okay, So a telegram.

42:20 Speaker 4: Does go out after after the echo flight incident to the echo flight.

42:25 Speaker 8: Now there, Now it's getting to the point where maybe it is getting repeated, and you know, someone starting to up like, hey, this.

42:34 Speaker 7: Is a grave So now they start.

42:37 Speaker 2: Well do you know if that goes anywhere?

42:39 Speaker 3: Well, what do you mean that telegram.

42:43 Speaker 7: That you avoid?

42:44 Speaker 8: What was the I mean this is now documented that right, So you would, you would expect this.

42:52 Speaker 7: Is something that eventually is going to be investigated.

42:56 Speaker 13: It just must have known about it, absolutely, And they'll get into that they knew about the incident, that might not and there wasn't just one, but anyway, they knew about that incident of that Dave knew about it, miight not.

43:13 Speaker 4: And why would Sack six months later write a telegram that said, we don't know, we can't explain, or we we need a full investigation of how this could happen. They even listed specific names of Boeing engineers that they wanted as a part of this investigation. They called for a complete and total collection of information and for the Air Force at Melstrom to do a thorough investigation. Does it happen, Absolutely, it happens. I've even got the name of the report that they finally issued. However, it is classified.

44:09 Speaker 4: We tried to get a hold of that report and they would not release it to us, but the US Congress could ask for it and maybe it would be released to them. That report exists, its absolutely, it exists. I've got documentation that shows the title, date whatever of this report on the Echo flight shutdown.

44:37 Speaker 8: So if Congress were to have the right clearances, like you know, Eric Burlison, You know, these people could go after that document as proof that this needs to be because if it happened in the sixties, it's probably still happening.

44:56 Speaker 3: And absolutely something is pushing on.

45:00 Speaker 8: That we can't explain. I want to ask you, guys, after you have your incidents, does the phenomena follow you? It's been reported you don't have to go into details about anything, but is it is it safe?

45:15 Speaker 7: You know, people want to know.

45:19 Speaker 8: Why why you, guys, why you Why were you at You know, a lot a lot of people wonder these things like were you chosen to be a part of this in some grand design? And did the Does the phenomena follow you through the rest of your life?

45:35 Speaker 6: Well?

45:36 Speaker 4: Uh, I know for a fact that it made me

45:43 Speaker 4: committed to get to the truth of what happened in my case, and that's and I couldn't wait to disclose it to the public, the public. I'm absolutely behind revealing everything I know to the public. And that's what I do when I thought I was able to do it and continue to do it even though I am still technically under this NDA. However, are given a complete report to the old Domain Anomaly Resolution Office two and a half hours speaking to them, showing them all the evidence I had documented, and they told me I did a great job not to worry about my NDA, but now my story.

46:40 Speaker 6: Is a historical.

46:45 Speaker 4: Document for their purposes of documenting the phenomenon. They told me that in writing, and so since Congress set up ERROW, they should have access to this documentation. I gave them the whole thing, all the documents. I had my presentation, PowerPoint presentation, the audio tapes I have of the witnesses both at Echo Flight and in my case, I've got audio tapes of what the kind of investigator when he interviewed based UFO officer Colonel Chase where he denied everything.

47:36 Speaker 8: Right, So these there's a paper trail out there is absolutely And we walked into Mason's office and briefed her.

47:46 Speaker 7: Yes, so we know it was the day of the November year. You know it was on their mind and in that.

47:53 Speaker 8: In that meeting, she expressed a desire to do it and t you know we use these.

48:02 Speaker 7: Words here UFOs and Newkes in.

48:07 Speaker 8: A hearing, right, and would you both testify under oath to Congress.

48:15 Speaker 7: About what happened?

48:17 Speaker 3: Yes, I certainly right.

48:21 Speaker 8: And have they Has there any been since, you know, in the last year, with all these missile blows coming forward, with the UFO topics seemingly coming to the mainstream narrative, has Congress showed any recent interest in having you.

48:40 Speaker 7: Justify?

48:41 Speaker 4: I have not been contacted to do so. Uh, even though I've reached out to not only represented Mace again, but other members of this coalition, this U a P congressional coalition. I've reached out to other members. I've sent messages. I have asked mister Bassett to provide them with AFFI davits of some of my supporting witnesses, myself included, and they have that documentation. A lot of the Congress individuals have some of my documentation and certainly.

49:29 Speaker 6: Yeah, So.

49:33 Speaker 4: I don't understand, except I have a theory about why they haven't proceeded yet with extending invitations to people like Dave and myself.

49:44 Speaker 6: Uh.

49:44 Speaker 4: And that is the do O D to our Defense annually provides the public and Congress a statement about the nuclear capability and states categorically that nuclear deterrence is the basis of our national security. They use those words. They do not want, they do not want people like us, I think, making statements that would indicate some unknown objects have the ability to shut down our nuclear capability at will, and they could know nothing about that. They don't they don't have the answers to stop that.

50:38 Speaker 7: So they don't want they don't want even the inkling.

50:41 Speaker 4: Of They don't want to hear the discussion had had in public, no period.

50:46 Speaker 8: They don't want people that's questioning our our ability because you know, if you really think about it, you know, citizens, citizens and government and military. There's this this you know is well handshake. We'll pay our taxes and follow the laws and you protect us.

51:06 Speaker 7: And you know, put the laws in a place. So if you can't protect us from whoever they are.

51:15 Speaker 8: Well why should I pannade taxes? So it's this construct that we make with the government, is we do as a give and take and we are.

51:26 Speaker 7: In charge of the government.

51:28 Speaker 4: Then another thing the public should expect, and that is they should expect visibility of what our government is doing. Absolutely that they are doing and they are informing us of how they're performing as our government. And from what we're hearing now from whistleblowers is that they're actually developed or have developed weapons to shoot down these objects, to destroy them, and basically declaring in secrecy, without public knowledge, that they are an enemy. Yes, that needs to be destroyed.

52:16 Speaker 7: Yes, And there are people there.

52:18 Speaker 4: And they've made this decision without public input, without public disclosure.

52:25 Speaker 7: And we've seen how that happens with things like Vietnam.

52:28 Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly how.

52:29 Speaker 8: That turns out. It's the government isn't going to be on the right side of this, And I don't think that's why.

52:36 Speaker 7: I don't think a disclosure is around any corner the way people want it to be. Where a president comes out and.

52:45 Speaker 8: Are us for one hundred years, eighty years, hundred years, what's what's really going on? There's too many there's too many one ifs, there's too many fingers to point and lies told for.

53:00 Speaker 4: For whether whatever has been done in the past does not give them a license to continue to lie to us about something like this. And the public has a right to demand the truth right of their government. That's the way democracy is supposed to work.

53:23 Speaker 8: Right, So in that in that terms, in those terms, I think the public pressure is mounting. And you know, gods like yourselves who you know, correct me if I'm wrong, But you.

53:37 Speaker 7: Guys have to report if you took Thailand.

53:39 Speaker 8: All right, you're very mentally sound when you're doing your job back in the day.

53:46 Speaker 6: No, that's not correct.

53:48 Speaker 7: So they always say that in these interviews. They say the report if they think.

53:53 Speaker 4: Thil if they saw one of us becoming an alcoholic, for example, and couldn't you know, function without a drink in the capsule, then that's a different story. But you well, we don't know. I don't know how much I was monitored. I think I was. They kept tabs on us in their own way, but they didn't, uh, you know, bring us in for a check up every now and then or anything like that, or or checked our metal. Uh you know, we had mental issues.

54:29 Speaker 7: That actually is a lot scarier.

54:31 Speaker 8: Though I wish I could continue believing they they did do checks every once in a while.

54:38 Speaker 7: But anyway, we'll skip back that far.

54:40 Speaker 4: That's that's frightening, since I just put a point on here that they do have something called a.

54:51 Speaker 6: What was it called uh.

54:54 Speaker 4: A program where they checked uh it was a reliability check on into visuals.

55:02 Speaker 6: The nuclear in the nuclear jobs.

55:07 Speaker 7: That's good.

55:08 Speaker 2: Yeah, So has the phenomenon followed you in your life?

55:13 Speaker 3: No? I never got to finish my story. And that's very important for some things that you need to know, needs to know about, and why not agree with everything Robert Sallis has said, and it's uh, it's stuff that people need to know. But the people I was talking to top side, they are very frightened of what they saw. And the last thing what they saw was this object shooting up off the ground off the the hover maneuver behind the main gate. This thing shot up within the second and disappeared. It was gone.

55:56 Speaker 3: Talk about defining the laws of physics, This thing really did. And that is what gave them the impression that this object was not man made, that it was interplanetary or something. It was an object they had never seen before. They had never seen this thing operate like I did. It was just gone. When my commander and I went down after receiving our thirty eight revolvers which I issued at that time, and we strapped them on and took the elevator down sixty feet, opened two blast doors to get into the capsule, and when we walked into the capsule, we saw the launch control console at the far end of the room had all red lights.

56:46 Speaker 3: All ten missiles were off alert and unlaunchable. We had never seen anything like that before. Sometimes we'd go to a capsule and maybe maybe we'd see one or two missiles off alert, but they were scheduled periodic maintenance. It was normal. That's why they they you couldn't get one hundred percent up time for the missiles, and that's why they also struggled to keep those maintenance periods as short as possible and those missiles operating like they should to get the ninety five percent up time right.

57:30 Speaker 3: We then turned to the crew and went to the crew changeover procedures, which was opening the safe next to launch control console and inventoring the go code and the keys to launch the missiles. When the crew changeover was complete. In that regard, we questioned the crew extensively about what had happened and how all those missiles went off alert.

58:00 Speaker 3: We discussed the E M F pulses and so forth and so on, but we realized that there had to been some sort of signal from that UFO to the to the to each one of the missiles, to the equipment in the launch control center and to those hardened tables. We couldn't come to any decision at all, and how that could have happened. It was beyond the realm of physics that we knew, and it was questionable whether scientists could ever figure this out with the physics that we had.

58:42 Speaker 8: So you guys are actively thinking about how such a thing could actually happen, right, No conceivable you know, adversary that that would be able, that you guys know.

58:54 Speaker 7: Or anyway that you really know how such a thing could occur.

58:59 Speaker 3: Yescuse actually talk.

59:02 Speaker 7: The conclusion was unidentified.

59:07 Speaker 3: Yeah, and to us it was shocking. Uh, we just could not fathom what had happened because we didn't know. We heard about sauces we mentioned before, but not in connection with the Air Force or any of the job that we were doing.

59:26 Speaker 6: And that.

59:29 Speaker 2: Do you think that now the Air Force has been notoriously quiet? So the Navy has talked, you know, the Navy.

59:36 Speaker 7: Release the video.

59:37 Speaker 3: Let me get into that. The crew left and when they arrived on base, they were ordered to sign a non disclosure agreement. Both the commander of that crew, who by the way, is still living, and the deputy the crew commander is still living. I talked to him in twenty fourteen, and I recognized him right away. It was at an Air Force reunion. It was the second time I'd seen him for many, many years, but I recognized him because I made it a point too, because he was from from the different different squadron.

1:00:21 Speaker 3: He was from the seventh fortieth Squadron I blocked at the seven forty second squadron that had the five launch control centers. He was never questioned by the Air Force about what happened. As soon as he signed his non the scroos agreement, excuse him deputy likewise, was not questioned. Were you questioned at all by the Air Force?

1:00:47 Speaker 4: Not at all? And the same thing happened to me. After I signed my non disclosure agreement, I was excused from his office, the scorner commander's office, and left. They never asked a question about experience, what happened?

1:01:08 Speaker 6: Did it happen?

1:01:09 Speaker 3: The same thing with the crew that we relieved. They were asked any questions at all. They were excused also after then disclosure agreement. My commander and I when we left the next day went to base. It is like nothing ever happened, because my commander received a call overnight from the Air Force Office of Specialness Investigations telling us to keep our mouths shut. We are told, as far as you're concerned, it never happened, and keep your mouth shut for as long as you live.

1:01:43 Speaker 4: Okay, let's congesture a little bit here. Why do you think Air Force never queried or asked us questions about our experience?

1:01:56 Speaker 3: What does that tell you?

1:01:57 Speaker 6: What does that tell you?

1:01:58 Speaker 3: Number one? UFOs definitely exists. Number two and the second one was that this happened many times.

1:02:07 Speaker 4: That's exactly what I was getting at. The Air Force did not need to ask me what happens because or any of us they already knew because this has happened many times before.

1:02:23 Speaker 3: For January twenty six, twenty five, nineteen sixty six.

1:02:28 Speaker 2: Yeap, guys, you're blowing my mind.

1:02:30 Speaker 3: But I don't even know.

1:02:32 Speaker 8: What to say to that, because we have the energy on waiting outside now.

1:02:35 Speaker 2: And okay, just so again, will.

1:02:40 Speaker 4: You if I.

1:02:43 Speaker 3: Will definitely testify, yes.

1:02:45 Speaker 7: Absolutely what happens, I'll call you.

1:02:50 Speaker 6: Well.

1:02:51 Speaker 4: I will continue to present my evidence in any way I can uh, in podcasts and in speeches like this at the conventions, and in other ways my writings. I will continue to press the government to push agencies like the Air Force to come up with the truth and with the help of mister Danny Sheehan and others. Yes, uh, maybe we can get some action.

1:03:22 Speaker 3: We'll get this done.

1:03:24 Speaker 8: Thank you, gentlemen for joining me at in the desert I want to see.

1:03:28 Speaker 7: Thank you. Thanks really great friends, and continue doing what you're.

1:03:32 Speaker 4: Doing to get good all right, thank you.

1:03:39 Speaker 6: Thanks.

1:03:40 Speaker 3: Two men rotated every twenty four hours.

1:03:43 Speaker 6: Keep around the clock bit