UFOs Shutdown Nukes at Malmstrom Air Force Base

0:00On April 22nd, back in 1967, during the Cold War, retired Air Force Captain Robert Salis was underground in Maulmstrom Air Force Base. In Montana, ready to launch nuclear missiles if ordered. Around 10pm on March 24th, guards spotted strange lights hovering overhead, and suddenly all tin missiles went off line. March possible. Guards radioed down first com, then screaming in panic about a craft, with pulsating red light right over the front gate. Salis woke his partner, and boom, the warning horn blared as the missile status board flipped from green to red, one by one, all 10 in seconds. Those guards were terrified, refusing to get closer from a mile out, watching the lights hang above the silos. They'd seen similar crafts days before, pulling off silent and possible moves like instant 90 degree turns and direction changes that no plane could match. They were scratched their heads, no clue how a jamming signal hit those anti jamming protected missiles.

1:00Salis and his partner got forced into gag orders to stay quiet about it all. Now at 85, Salis is finally spilling the details, raising big questions about what really went down that night, and who's got that kind of power over our nukes. Stay in the know, with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey, with the story.