15 July 1960. Wewak, South Australia. A confidential two-page report details sightings on 15 July 1960 of an unidentified flying object (UFO) near Wewak, a nuclear weapons testing range some 24 kilometers from Maralinga Village, South Australia. Explanations offered ranged from aircraft to balloons to St. Elmo's Fire. The report was written on 24 July 1960 by security officer JJA Hanlon, and originally formed part of a Department of Supply file on the Weapons Research Establishment (WRE) in South Australia. See: https://www.naa.gov.au/students-and-teachers/student-research-portal/learning-resource-themes/war/defence-equipment-and-weapons/ufo-sightings-weapons-testing-site-woomera
7 August 1962, Near Tuscan, Arizona. Approx. date. A brilliant glowing object observed over a Titan missile site. Night crew while outside the complex spotted the light that began to grow larger. He realized the object was descending right over the site. Davis-Matheson AB was notified and jets flew over. As they two jets approached the object (or objects) left disappearing in mere moments as they sped off. The jets circled and then headed back to Tuscan. Then the "visitor" was back and came close enough witnesses said the bottom was similar to the color of the moon in the night sky. Shortly after it was seen to ascend rapidly and disappear into the sky.
1964. Altus, Oklahoma. Missile Silo # 6 south of Altus AFB. Crews reported seeing a bright white orb or light over Missile Silo #6 - lighting up the entire area of the silo - and hover for a period of time. Reported to CO but by the time a secondary witness reached topside to see - the object was just a very bright light disappearing into the distance.
March 1967, Malstrom AFB. UFO reports over a missile complex occurred during a routine malfunction. Several incidents were recorded during this era. In the 1990s, retired Air Force personnel - one in charge of the facility - claimed the weapons failure was actually caused by a UFO. For more see: missiles2.htm at https://www.nicap.org/babylon/missiles.htm
March 5, 1967, Minot AFB, ND. Air Defense Command radar tracked an unidentified target descending over the Minuteman missile silos of the 91st Strategic Missile Wing at Minot AFB, ND. Base security teams quickly converged on the area and saw a metallic, disc-shaped craft ringed with bright, flashing lights moving slowly. The disc stopped and hovered about 500 feet (150 meters) off the ground, as security police held their fire and watched in awe
October 24, 1968, Minot Air force Base. Project Blue Book report about missile crews, control personnel and maintenance personnel observed a UFO in the vicinity of the base.
27-28 October 1975, Loring Air Force Base, Maine. Staff Sgt. Danny K. Lewis, 42nd Security Police Squadron, while on duty at the munition's storage area of Loring AFB, Maine, at 7:45 p.m. saw an apparent aircraft at low altitude along the northern perimeter of the base. Reportedly the craft began to circle in the vicinity of the nuclear weapons storage area at about 150 feet altitude. Lewis reported the event to command when it penetrated the nuclear weapons storage area at an estimated 300 feet altitude.
December 1980, Brentwaters AFB, England. "The Rendlesham Forest incident " was a series of reported sightings of unexplained lights near Rendlesham Forest , adjunct to Brentwaters, in Suffolk, England. Witnessed objects and alleged "messages" conveyed to military personnel.
November 2004, the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group, Pacific, off coast of California. The Group encountered unprecedented aerial phenomena off the coast of San Diego. Commander David Fravor and his F/A-18F Super Hornet squadron witnessed an unidentified craft. This object was later dubbed the “Tic Tac” object. It demonstrated atypical flight characteristics that defied conventional aerodynamic principles and exceeded known technological capabilities.
Other early sources indicate that similar events were being reported from Australia, France, Germany, Russia, and numerous other countries.
Given the nature of the facilities and the tendency for PBB and the military to put a lid on any such events, there are numerous other instances of UAPs showing up over a facility dealing with energy or power generation, missile/nuclear weapons storage facilities, and their associated military bases.
In my research and work with experiencers, I have noted the large number of people who were a) children of military parent and lived on or near a military base, and 2) children of people working in the more classified aspects of government contract work (i.e., Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, etc.) or medical or scientific work. More research into this area should be conducted to explore if the higher number of experiencers is a clear pattern.





