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Warren went noodling through the online USAF archives of the ancient and largely discredited Project Blue Book. And he found something he hadn’t bargained for — documentation of yet another UFO incursion at yet another missile field, and it wasn’t the one he was looking for.
This one occurred Sept. 8, 1964, at Missouri’s Whiteman AFB, then bristling with Minuteman I warheads, and it was a real doozy. According to the report, the bogey “appeared to explode in mid air and land in a field.”
Originally posted by 8311-XHT
It is very suspicious that these military people who claim to be witnessing UFOs around nuclear bases have never said these could be our own tech. They never even considered it a viable option..
Originally posted by 8311-XHT
B. Wouldn't an electromagnetic pulse shuttdown all electrical systrems? From my research that is exactly what makes these antigrav craft operate - high energy electrical systems.
Originally posted by 8311-XHTThe original purpose of the first flying saucers built, by the Germans, was exactly for this purpose - disabling enemy vehicles and weapons. The Foo Fighters were meant to fly along side Allied aircraft and disrupt their engines in flight. This seems like the perfectly logic modern use of the same technology. Amercian made nuclear Foo Fighters, copying the original German model.
No, they are hardened against EMP. And the UFOs displayed a higher level of sophistication that a simple EMP blast.
There was an incident in the former Soviet occupied Ukraine, in which a UFO triggered a missile launch. Basically impossible unless the UFO could also descramble the necessary code.
I'm sure you're familiar with the UFO incident in Iran where an F4's weapons console was shut down when the pilot went to arm a missile. Well a similar event occurred in Peru, except it was a SU-22 and the weapons system was mechanical and that pilot managed to fire and hit a UFO with .30 caliber rounds and did no damage. It's described by the pilot in Leslie Kean's latest book.
There is no evidence the foo fighters from WW2 were of German Nazi origin. Both sides, Axis and Allies, thought they were the other's "secret weapon".
I absolutely think some UFOs are highly classified human black projects, but not the ones that disable nuclear weapons. It doesn't make sense to disable your own weapons for "disinfo" purposes. The govt did everything they could to suppress the fact that it happens.
Originally posted by 8311-XHT
Realize though that our own government tech is supposed to be 50 years beyond what we could even imagine. Who knows how they might have developed these electronic disruption systems. How do you protect something from an electromagentic pulse? Could you direct me to this info? Just some key words to search for?
EM shielding is accomplished by placing an electrically conductive surface between the source of an EM disturbance and the region to be protected. This may be achieved by either shielding the EM source, the sensitive facility, or both so that the shield attenuates the undesired signals to an acceptable level. Penetrations, and joints or seams in the enclosure must be treated to preserve shielding effectiveness.
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National Missile Defense (NMD). Currently, USACE is involved with the design development for fixed facilities associated with the NMD system for the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization (BMDO/JNP). Proposed designs include high-altitude electro-magnetic pulse (HEMP) shielding for various facilities including the X-Band Radar facility for Shemya, AK.
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Originally posted by 8311-XHT
I think these "UFOs around Nuke" stories are disinfo..
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Originally posted by Pimander
reply to post by karl 12
There have been whistleblowers who have testified that military installations have been 'buzzed' too. I don't have time to dig them out at the minute though.
One of many classified reports that slipped through the cracks occurred at Minot Air Force Base, in North Dakota, on August 24, 1966. That night, an airman radioed to the base about a multicolored light, very high in the sky. A team went to the location, confirmed the original unknown, then saw a second, white object pass in front of clouds. The base radar tracked the object, which was as high as 100,000 feet (almost twenty miles). The object rose and descended several times; each time it descended, an air force officer in charge of a missile crew found his radio transmission interrupted by static, even though he was sixty feet below the ground. The object eventually descended to ground level ten to fifteen miles south of the area. The Air Force sent a strike team to check. Apparently, they saw the object either on the ground or hovering very low. According to the official report:
“When the team was about ten miles from the landing site, static disrupted radio contact with them. Five to eight minutes later, the glow diminished, and the UFO took off. Another UFO was visually sighted and confirmed by radar. The one that was first sighted passed beneath the second. Radar also confirmed this. The first made for altitude toward the north, and the second seemed to disappear with the glow of red.”
The incident lasted nearly four hours and was confirmed by three different missile sites.
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