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Post by swamprat on Mar 25, 2015 14:59:40 GMT -6
Robert Salas Yesterday at 9:13am •
On this date, forty-eight years ago, I was the deputy crew commander of an underground U.S. Air Force (USAF) Launch Control Center called Oscar 1, located near the town of Roy, Montana. The crew commander was Lt. Fred Meiwald. We had six security guards upstairs. Fred and I had operational control of ten Minuteman 1 nuclear missiles. At that time, each had a warhead with the destructive power of 800 kilotons of TNT. The missile design and support equipment was highly reliable...
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Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2015 21:24:46 GMT -6
can't read this unless I log on FB .
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2015 15:30:27 GMT -6
I had heard something similar Swampie...but it's neat to have his account. TKS
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Post by Deleted on Mar 28, 2015 14:06:00 GMT -6
can we repost it here? After alll, the guy did put it on FB . . .
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Post by swamprat on Mar 28, 2015 15:14:47 GMT -6
Here you go, JC:
Robert Salas March 24 at 9:13am
On this date, forty-eight years ago, I was the deputy crew commander of an underground U.S. Air Force (USAF) Launch Control Center called Oscar 1, located near the town of Roy, Montana. The crew commander was Lt. Fred Meiwald. We had six security guards upstairs. Fred and I had operational control of ten Minuteman 1 nuclear missiles. At that time, each had a warhead with the destructive power of 800 kilotons of TNT. The missile design and support equipment was highly reliable and state of the art technology. All of it was designed to withstand a nuclear counter-attack and still function properly. This included the effects of electromagnetic interference. At the time, we were involved in a hot war in Vietnam and a cold war against other countries. Also, at that time, the nuclear powers of the world had some 37,000 operational nuclear weapons pointed at each other; the highest total number in history. In the early morning of March 24, 1967, each of those missiles was disabled while an oval shaped flying craft, about fifty feet in diameter, seen as an obscured pulsating red light, was observed by those six guards directly over our facility. This incident was highly classified immediately after it occurred and we never heard anything more about it while I was in the service. In 1994, I initiated the effort that would eventually result in the release documents about Echo Flight shutdown (which I described in a post a week ago). One of those documents, an official USAF report on the Echo Flight incident, which occurred March 16, 1967, states, “…external generated signals caused the generation of these two channels and shutdown of the launch facilities. The possibility of this is very remote due to the fact that all 10 couplers would have to fail in the flight within seconds of each other.” With the expert assistance of James Klotz, a MUFON investigator at the time, we retrieved many other documents under the Freedom of Information Act before the Air Force realized they were confirming a UFO event. Other witnesses to these events came forward and validated these events. Those include, Col. Fred Meiwald, Col. Walt Figel, Lt. Col. Dwyane Arneson, Capt. Robert Jamison, Raymond Fowler, Bob Kaminski and many others.
The USAF has never publicly commented on these events. If they had, maybe we would not be dealing with the question of the proliferation of nuclear weapons today.
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