Glowing Red UFOs Over Malmstrom AFB in 1967: Robert Salas's Missile-Offline Account and the Ongoing UAP Disclosure Debate

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Former Air Force officer Robert Salas says glowing red UFOs over Malmstrom AFB in 1967 caused two incidents on March 16 and 24 that left 20 Minuteman missiles offline, an unexplained event that a Boeing-led investigation could not explain, skepticism from officials persists, with AARO's 2024 finding that there is no verifiable extraterrestrial activity, while disclosure pressures and Donald Trump’s talks of releasing related files keep the UFO/UAP discussion about possible non-human interference with nuclear weapons alive.

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A FORMER Air Force missile officer has described the chilling moment glowing red UFOs allegedly knocked US nuclear missiles offline during the Cold War. He claimed the mystery craft broke thr…