Robert Salas

Captain, USAF (Ret.) / Malmstrom Witness

Military & IntelNuclear ProximityCongressional Testimony

Former USAF Captain who was on duty at Malmstrom AFB's Oscar Flight Launch Control Center on March 24, 1967 when all ten Minuteman I nuclear ICBMs were simultaneously disabled while a glowing red object hovered over the facility. Security guards witnessed the object. A week earlier, the same happened at Echo Flight. Salas reported the incident through official channels and was told it never happened. He went public decades later and has testified before Congress. Co-authored 'Faded Giant' documenting nuclear-UAP incidents.

Credentials

-Captain, USAF (Ret.)
-Malmstrom AFB missile launch officer
-Congressional testimony on nuclear-UAP incidents
-Co-author: Faded Giant

Connected Cases

High Credibility

Malmstrom AFB Nuclear Missile Shutdown (1967)

1967-03-24 — Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana

High Credibility

The Nuclear-UAP Pattern (1945-Present)

1945-07-16 — Multiple nuclear sites worldwide

High Credibility

Citizen Hearing on Disclosure (2013)

2013-04-29 — National Press Club, Washington D.C.

High Credibility

Minot AFB B-52 Encounter — Four-Sensor Military Confirmation (1968)

1968-10-24 — Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota

High Credibility

The Nuclear Cross-Reference — Mapping Every UAP-Nuclear Correlation in Public Data

1945-07-16 — Every nuclear facility, weapons site, and test location worldwide