UFOs & Nukes

UFOs & Nukes

The UFO / Nuclear Weapons Connection

Interviews

Coast to Coast -- UFOs & Nukes/ Southern Hoodoo
Sunday, August 20, 2017

Following the publication of his 2008 book, UFOs and Nukes, Robert Hastings has been approached by dozens of military veterans who were involved in UFO incidents at nuclear weapons sites. In the first half, he joined George Knapp to discuss these testimonies. UFOs have clearly made a point of monitoring and in some cases even tampering with nuclear weapons around the world, he noted. In many instances, he added, with the crafts' flashing lights or zig zag movements, it's like they want to be noticed or have attention called to what they're doing.

In a 1977 case, Mario Woods, a missile security policeman at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota may have been abducted by aliens in tandem with a sighting he had at the launch control facility, Hastings reported. He initially flashed security lights at an unknown aerial craft that seemed to be moving closer. There were suddenly alarms on one of the missiles, as the strange light was directly above the missile site. Woods described the object as spherical, silent, and a swirling orange in color. He and his partner went to investigate in a truck, experienced suffocation, and fell into a daze, and then Woods began to hear voices in his head, repeatedly saying "do not fear." He believes he saw little beings coming toward them. The two were recovered after four hours by other base members, but had no recall of what happened during their missing time, Hastings recounted. For more, check out his video, UFOs and Nukes, where you can use promo code "C2C" to purchase the film for 50% off at Vimeo.

Coast to Coast -- UFOs & Nukes/ NDE Journey
Sunday, April 24, 2016

Following the publication of his 2008 book, UFOs and Nukes, Robert Hastings has been approached by dozens of military veterans who were involved in UFO incidents at nuclear weapons sites. In the first half, he joined George Knapp to discuss these testimonies. UFOs have clearly made a point of monitoring and in some cases even tampering with nuclear weapons around the world, he noted. In many instances, he added, with the crafts' flashing lights or zig zag movements, it's like they want to be noticed or have attention called to what they're doing.

In the first half, Robert Hastings joined George Knapp to discuss UFO incursions at nuclear weapons sites. His new film UFOs and Nukes, The Secret Link Revealed features interviews with US Air Force veterans who were involved in incidents which confirm that unidentified flying objects seem to be able to monitor and even control nuclear weapons. Hastings says the film (and his book) feature "anecdotal evidence from very persuasive sources." The cases have continued for decades, up to the present day. Hastings' father was in the Air Force and when he was stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in the 1960s, there were rumors of UFOs hovering over the area. He believes that whatever intelligence is behind the incursions may be essentially asking leading governments if it is wise to continue to possess nuclear weapons.

Coast to Coast -- UFOs: Mysteries & Theories
Sunday, November 30, 2014

Tom DeLonge, member of Blink-182, joined George Knapp to discuss his interest in ufology, his recent trip to Area 51, and how he's using his celebrity status to bring awareness to oddities and mysterious stories from around the world. While camping on a remote spot at China Lake near Area 51, he heard a strange-sounding chatter of 30-40 voices outside his tent, and felt immobilized. The voices seemed to last for about 15 minutes, but when they ended, the campfire was out and 2 hours of missing time had passed, he recalled, adding that one of the other people in his group reported hearing the voices as well, and experiencing paralysis during that time.

First hour guest, ufologist Robert Hastings spoke about cases in which UFOs have appeared over nuclear weapon sites and sometimes tampered with or shutdown the nuclear capability. He described a disturbing 1974 incident at Malmstrom AFB, where a missile silo was penetrated as an extremely bright object was seen hovering above. The missile suddenly went into launch mode but the on-duty officers were able to inhibit it. Minutes later, it happened again and they were not able to stop it on their console, though the missile never launched, and the UFO shot straight up at a high rate of speed, he recounted. For more, check out Hastings' video trailer for his new documentary.

Age of Truth TV -- ROBERT HASTINGS ~ "UFO's & The Military"
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
The Moore Show -- UFO activity at nuclear weapons sites
Friday, August 02, 2013
Coast to Coast -- Rendlesham, UFOs & Nukes
Sunday, November 18, 2012

During the first hour, Charles Halt, former USAF base commander, shared his eyewitness account of the 1980 Rendlesham Forest sightings, and his personal investigation of the UFO landing site. During the morning of December 26th 1980, he learned that two officers had been chasing UFOs the night before in the woods. Two nights later, he heard from a lieutenant that the UFO was back in the forest, so he went out to the site. He saw indentation marks in the ground, and tested the area with a Geiger counter and found that it had higher than normal radiation levels. Then, they saw a glowing red object in a farmer's field that moved into the forest, avoiding the trees.

Appearing during the latter 3 hours of the show, ufologist Robert Hastings discussed his research into the phenomenal Rendlesham case, as well as other incidents involving UFOs at nuclear bases. He interviewed two air traffic controllers on duty during the Rendlesham sightings who told him that they tracked a UFO on radar, and it was definitely not a conventional craft of any kind. "They picked up an object that covered 120 miles in some 8-12 seconds," and observed it making an instantaneous 90 degree turn, which no earthly aircraft can do," Hastings recounted. One of the air traffic controllers looked out the window of the control tower, and described seeing a spherical-shaped object, bright orange in color, that appeared to be hovering just above the Bentwaters water tower. "It instantaneously went from a hover to a rate of speed he'd never seen any aircraft perform," the controller told Hastings.

The Paracast: August 7, 2011 — Robert Hastings
Sunday, August 07, 2011
Coast to Coast -- UFOs: Breaking the Silence
Sunday, August 15, 2010

In the first half of the show, investigative reporter Leslie Kean talked about her research into the evidence for UFOs, and her new book UFOs on the Record, which gathers together testimonies from government, aviation and military sources. One of the testimonies is from Belgium Air Force General Wilfried De Brouwer who described unexplained sightings of large triangular objects that kept returning over Belgium from 1989-90. The United States has a different approach to UFOs than other countries, she noted, typically withholding information or offering inane explanations. This was the case in the 2006 O'Hare Airport incident, when a metallic craft shot up in the air and cut a hole through clouds, and the FAA declared it was merely a weather phenomenon, she detailed.

Appearing in the second half, UFO researcher Robert Hastings talked about a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, DC that he and former US Air Force Capt. Robert Salas are organizing for September 27th. The conference will feature a number of former Air Force personnel discussing their first hand experiences of UFO incursions/tampering at US nuclear weapons facilities. Such incursions have also occurred at Russian nuclear sites. "This is a monumental story that has been ignored by the media … decade after decade," he stated.

Coast to Coast -- UFOs & Nukes
Sunday, July 26, 2009

Noted UFO researcher Robert Hastings discussed his investigation into a decades-long connection between UFOs and nuclear weapon activity. He was joined by former US serviceman Patrick McDonough, who shared his story of witnessing a stunning UFO event while working at his post. "You've got UFO activity at virtually every type of nuclear weapons site and facility," Hastings said. To that end, he noted that documents and witness testimony reveal that these encounters happen not just where the actual missiles are housed, but even at nuclear laboratories.

In the latter half of the 2nd hour, McDonough recounted his 1966 UFO experience while stationed at Malstrom AFB in Montana. As a surveyor for the Air Force, he was taking measurements for future missile silos adjacent to the ones already built. According to him, the UFO appeared "almost from out of nowhere" and hovered over an empty missile silo. He described the craft as circular and "appeared to have a number of pulsating dim lights outlining the disc." Chillingly, he recalled how the UFO had a "brighter, white light emanating down towards us" and aimed into the silo. Shortly thereafter, it flew away and the servicemen who witnessed it quickly left the area, apprehensive about what they'd just seen.

Coast to Coast -- UFOs & Nuclear Sites
Tuesday, February 17, 2009

UFO researcher Robert Hastings discussed declassified documents, as well as witness testimony that confirms UFO incursions at nuclear weapons sites, weapons laboratories, and bomb test sites. UFO activity accelerated after WWII, around the time that the testing and deploying of nuclear weapons began in America. Initially, the premise was that the unidentified craft were Soviet devices, though Hastings became convinced "we're dealing with multiple races from multiple worlds."

He said he's had contact with over 100 military employees who knew of UFO activity that occurred when they worked at various facilities between 1964 and 1996. There was an incident at Malmstrom AFB in March 1967 where a large red disc-shaped object was seen over the missile area, and all 10 missiles simultaneously went offline. The guidance and control systems were affected, and the hardware had to be replaced, he detailed. This technological display of shutting off the missiles seemed to be sending a message or "wagging a finger," he commented.