Capt. Robert L. Salas (ret.)
USAF Missile Launch Officer · Malmstrom AFB · Primary Nuclear-UAP Witness
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Robert L. Salas is the most cited nuclear-UAP witness in the world. As a USAF officer and ICBM launch controller at Malmstrom AFB in Montana, he experienced the Oscar Flight incident on March 24, 1967: a glowing red object hovered over the front gate while all 10 Minuteman I missiles went into NO-GO status within seconds. Salas was required to maintain secrecy and signed an NDA. Not until 1994, after reading Timothy Good's 'Above Top Secret', did he begin to make the incident public. Since then he has published 3 books, attended countless conferences, testified at the National Press Club in 2010 (CNN live), participated in the Congressional Hearing in November 2024, and publicly debunked the Pentagon's EMP explanation of 2025. He lives in Ojai, California, and is a participant in the documentary 'The Age of Disclosure' (SXSW 2025).
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