◈ Nuclear-UAP Nexus: Malmstrom → Rendlesham → Minot → Grusch (1967–2023)

Over 56 years and 3 countries, UAP consistently show interest in nuclear weapons sites: (1) Malmstrom AFB, Montana, March 1967: Minuteman ICBMs go offline during a UAP sighting (Echo/Oscar Flight) — 10 missiles deactivated simultaneously, Captain Robert Salas under oath. (2) Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk UK, December 1980: UAP lands next to RAF Bentwaters (NATO nuclear weapons storage), Lt. Col. Charles Halt Memo, radiation traces in the ground. (3) Minot AFB, North Dakota, 2007: B-52 accidentally transports 6 armed nuclear warheads across the USA — UAP sightings reported during the same period. (4) Grusch Testimony 2023: Confirmed under oath that UAP interest in nuclear facilities is a consistent pattern spanning decades. All 4 cases are substantiated by official documents, sworn testimony from witnesses, and FOIA material.