Showing posts with label North Dakota. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Dakota. Show all posts

Sunday, June 18, 2023

UFO Lands Near Near Nuclear Missile Site; Security Forces Dispatched

Article presented by www.theufochronicles.com entitled, Minot Launch COntrol Center 'Saucer' Cited As One Indication of Outer Space Visitors by he Minot Daily News 2-6-1966

"... personnel on the surface reported seeing a UFO with a red light high in the sky. At the same time, a radar crew picked up the object ..."

     More than three months after it reportedly occurred, and Unidentified Flying Object sighting in the Minot area has been blown up as a lead-off topic in an article entitled, "Are Flying Saucers Real" which appears in the latest issue of the Saturday Evening Post magazine.

This sighting says the Post article occurred at a Minot Air force Base Minuteman missile launch control center. Date of the incident is given as Aug. 25, 1966.

Base information offices confirmed such a report was made. It was never released in Minot, but was sent to Wright-Patterson Field in Ohio. From there, it presumably was channeled to the Secretary of the Air Force's office–and again, presumably, released to the magazine.

The article is by J. Allen Hynek, identified as chairman of Northwestern University's astronomy department and an Air Force consultant on "Flying Saucers" from 1948 until this year.

The Minot incident is detailed in this manner:

A launch control center officer, who was in an underground capsule, discovered static was interfering with radio transmission, while he was attempting to clear the problem, personnel on the surface reported seeing a UFO with a red light high in the sky. At the same time, a radar crew picked up the object at a height estimated at 100,000 ft.

Static stopped when the object climbed, the report maintains. After climbing, it began to swoop and dive, then apparently landed some distance away.

"Missile-site control sent a strike team ... to check. When the team was about 10 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 a glow of red."

Saturday, January 12, 2019

News Account of The 'Real UFO Event' Portrayed in Project Blue Book Series

Pilot Chases 'Disc' in Sky (Gorman) – San Francisco Chronicle 10-1-1948

     A national guard fighter pilot Saturday told a story of a 30-minute encounter with a mysterious flying object over this city in the darkness–and his account was supported by two control tower operators and another flier.
By San Francisco Chronicle
10-1-1948

In a signed statement for air force intelligence, the pilot, Lt. George Gorman of the 178th fighter squadron, North Dakota air national guard reported he chased and did aerial maneuvers Friday night with a lighted, disc-like object which outran and out maneuvered him.

Monday, November 06, 2017

UFOs Took Control of ICBMs, says Retired USAF Missile Security Supervisor

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UFOs Took Control of ICBMs

     Since 1973, I have interviewed more than 160 former or retired U.S. Air Force personnel regarding incidents involving UFO incursions at nuclear weapons sites. Seven of those individuals participated in my September 27, 2010 press conference in Washington D.C., which CNN streamed live.

By Robert Hastings
The UFO Chronicles
11-3-17


Retired USAF Technical Sergeant Thomas E. Johnson recently emailed me and said:
I was a Flight Security Supervisor (FSS) for the Minuteman missiles at Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota, from May 1973 until December 1978. We had an incident around 1977, when strange lights took over our missiles. You may already have this data, so I won't go into it deeper. I just wanted to confirm that these incidents were happening.
I responded to Mr. Johnson, asking him to send me his DD214 military service record and further requesting to speak with him on the phone; he readily agreed to both. Over the course of a half-hour, he told me:
As an FSS, I would travel to all of the missile sites under my supervision, to conduct inspections and engage in other security-related activities. One night, in 1977 I believe, I was approaching the Golf-0 Launch Control Facility (LCF) around midnight, when I heard on the radio that they were dispatching a Security Alert Team (SAT) to investigate a Situation-4, which is the possible penetration of a launch facility (LF). I don’t remember which one but alarms had gone off there and the team was being sent to check it out. Alarms were common, for one reason or another. A bird could fly through the fenced area and the on-site radar would activate an alarm. So I wasn’t too concerned by the report.

Anyway, as I got to the LCF, the SAT team was just leaving and opened the gate for me. I then spoke with the Golf Flight Security Controller and we listened to the team calling in their reports as they neared the missile site.

They were seeing unidentified lights in the sky some distance ahead of them. Some appeared reddish in color. They kept jumping around the sky; one minute they’d be hovering at one location but, suddenly, they’d rapidly move to another spot. Really, really fast, according to the team leader. Other times, a light would blink out at one location, then another light would blink on in another spot, but the SAT team couldn’t tell whether it was two different objects or the same object jumping from one location to another. The sky was clear with no clouds, but I’m not sure whether the moon was out that night.

Now, I wasn’t too surprised when I heard the reports of lights near the launch facility. We [security personnel] had already been briefed, two or three times in previous months, about unidentified helicopters that had been intruding above missile sites at other [Strategic Air Command] bases. Those briefings were like regular Commander’s Calls, but were conducted by Office of Special Investigations agents. As you know, OSI is like the Air Force’s FBI.

But as I listened to the SAT team on the radio that night, what they were describing sure didn’t sound like helicopters. There was no noise associated with the lights and the rapid jumping around the sky, in the blink of an eye, was definitely not something helicopters could do.

A short time later, one of the missile launch officers at Golf—a young lieutenant—told us that they had lost control of the missiles right when the lights appeared over the sites. I’m not sure if he meant all of Golf Flight—which would be 10 missiles—or only some of them.
I asked Johnson what he meant by “lost control”. He replied, “The officer said that they couldn’t communicate with the sites. The Golf Launch Control Facility could not have launched their missiles if they had been ordered to do so. Several days later maintenance teams were in the field, supposedly changing the targeting codes in the missiles. At least that’s what we were told.”

This last statement suggests that the Golf Flight missiles’ guidance systems may have been affected by the UFOs. In other such incidents in the 1970s, at other SAC bases, the ICBMs’ targeting codes were found to have been mysteriously altered or erased, according to veterans interviewed by myself and other researchers. In other words, if the missiles had been launched in time of war, they would have been unable to hit their designated targets in the Soviet Union.



I asked Johnson if he had been debriefed following the incident. He said he had not been and, as far as he knew, neither had the SAT team members. If that were true, it would be a departure from the normal response protocol described to me by other USAF security police veterans who apparently had to endure extensive debriefings following UFO incidents at ICBM sites.

For a detailed summary of some of the other cases, please view the video of the press conference above, or read my book, or watch my documentary film. Declassified U.S. government documents concerning UFO activity at nuclear weapons sites are also available at my website.


Sunday, January 15, 2017

Air Force / National Guard Investigation/Report of UFO Landing | UFO CHRONICLE – 1966

Evaluation of Landing Site at Gwinner, N.D.– Air Force Flight Dynamics Lab (AFSC) (pg 1) 10-26-1966 Evaluation of Landing Site at Gwinner, N.D.– Air Force Flight Dynamics Lab (AFSC) (pg 2) 10-26-1966

     Brig Gen Homer G. Goebel, Lt Col Thomas E. Marking, Capt Edward A. Skroch and MSgt Everett E. Brust arrived at the scene of the reported sighting. At the point where the observer said the object landed, three (3) impressions were found in a summerfallowed field. The impressions were ball-shaped, 10" in diameter and 7" inches deep, in the form of a isosceles triangle, 26'X21'6"X21'6".
North Dakota Air National Guard (NDANG)
9-25-1966

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UFO Report (Gwinner, North Dakota) (Pg 1) - North Dakota Air National Guard (NDANG) 9-25-1966 UFO Report (Gwinner, North Dakota) (Pg 2) - North Dakota Air National Guard (NDANG) 9-25-1966

UFO Report (Gwinner, North Dakota) (Pg 3) - North Dakota Air National Guard (NDANG) 9-25-1966 UFO Report (Gwinner, North Dakota) (Pg 4) - North Dakota Air National Guard (NDANG) 9-25-1966

UFO Landing Site Photo at Gwinner, N.D. (pg 1) 10-26-1966 UFO Landing Site Photo at Gwinner, N.D. (pg 2) 10-26-1966

UFO Landing Site Photo at Gwinner, N.D. (pg 4) 10-26-1966 UFO Landing Site Photo at Gwinner, N.D. (pg 3)

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

UFO 'Landing' Investigated by Air National Guard | UFO CHRONICLE – 9/17/1966

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UFO Spotted Landing in N.D. Field - St. Cloud Times 9-17-1966

     Randy said, he saw a thing that looked like two bowls joined face-to-face come almost straight down and land in the field. It stayed there about a minute, then rose at a sharp angle and was out of site "within a few seconds."
St. Cloud Times
9-17-1966

Friday, April 15, 2016

UFO Eludes P-51 Fighter Pilot | UFO CHRONICLE – 1948

Lighted Flying Disk' Eludes' F-51 Pilot - AP 10-2-1948

     A National Guard fighter pilot today told a story of a thirty-minute encounter with a mysterious flying object over this city last night–and his account was supported by two control tower operators and another flier.
AP
10-2-1948

In a signed statement for Air force Intelligence, the pilot, Lieutenant George Gorman of the 178th Fighter Squadron, North Dakota Air National Guard, asserted that he chased and engaged in aerial maneuvers with a lighted, disk-like object which outran and out maneuvered him. He was flying an F-51 fighter.

Saturday, August 15, 2015

UFO Dogfight Witnessed By Control Tower and Other Pilots

 
 
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Lighted Flying Disk 'Eludes' F-51 Pilot - By AP (10-2-1948)

By By AP
10-2-1948


See Also:

F-51 Fighter and Flying Saucer Dogfight Over Fargo, N.D.

Author Says UFO-Air Force Dogfight Ended in Flatwoods

Red Baron Shot Down UFO Over the Trenches

Tehran UFO Incident – 1976




REPORT YOUR UFO EXPERIENCE


F-51 Fighter and Flying Saucer Dogfight Over Fargo, N.D.

 
 
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Pilot, 'Flying Saucer' Battle Over Fargo, N.D. 10-2-1948

By AP
10-2-1948


See Also:

Author Says UFO-Air Force Dogfight Ended in Flatwoods

Red Baron Shot Down UFO Over the Trenches

Tehran UFO Incident – 1976




REPORT YOUR UFO EXPERIENCE


Sunday, November 09, 2014

UFO ‘Abducts’ Car in North Dakota? | VIDEO

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UFO ‘Abducts’ Car in North Dakota?
Credit: YouTube

By Jack Phillips
Epoch Times
11-8-14

    A video purports to show a UFO abducting a car in North Dakota, but it appears pretty sketchy.

The video, uploaded to YouTube, was apparently taken in Cavalier, ND at an undisclosed time.

In the video, a car is seen driving down the street at night before a flash of light appears and the car is gone.

“A security camera in Cavalier, North Dakota caught this strange event that looks as though a car has been abducted by a UFO or something else,” reads the description of the video . . ..

Monday, November 25, 2013

Mystery of the UFO Goes Unsolved


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UFO Over Green Lake, North Dakota

Mystery of the UFO goes unsolved, but memories stay clear

By Bill Vossler
www.sctimes.com
11-22-13

     . . . The incident at the lake that summer after my junior year in college is burned in my memory.

Wayne, my eighth-grader brother, was peering into his telescope again. He said, “Billy, look at this! Look!”

“What?”

“Something odd!”

So I looked into the lens. And saw a distant object hovering in the sky east of town. “Helicopter?” I guessed.

“No rotors.”

At my next look, the distant object turned, and I saw a kite-shaped object with flashing lights around its perimeter, different colors cascading along each edge — red, blue, yellow, green — with a thick tube hanging beneath it. . . .