UAP Record

Event

F.E. Warren AFB missile communications outage (October 2010)

shutdown contested INFERENCE United States

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Missile display at the F. E. Warren AFB gate (2012)
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Missile display at the F. E. Warren AFB gate (2012)

The static display of intercontinental ballistic missiles at the front gate of F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming, whose 90th Missile Wing lost communication with 50 Minuteman III missiles for about an hour on 23 October 2010 — an outage the Air Force attributed to a hardware fault. Official Air Force photograph · context.

Richard Oriez · 2012 ↗Public domainLicence terms ↗
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American Alchemy · 0:54:25

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Jesse Michels · 0:34:41

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American Alchemy · 1:09:39

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On 23 October 2010 F.E. Warren AFB in Wyoming lost communication with fifty Minuteman III missiles for about an hour; the Air Force attributed it to a hardware fault. Robert Hastings later published accounts from personnel reporting an oblong object over the field that day. Corpus guests cite the case as a late instance of the nuclear pattern.

The event

Date
Place41.1500, -104.8700 approximate · United States
Official responseThe Air Force said on 26 October 2010 that a hardware failure in a launch control center caused a 59-minute loss of communication with fifty missiles and that the weapons remained secure; it did not address any UAP report.

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  • fe warren missile personnel military anonymous missile maintenance and security personnel (via Hastings)

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F.E. Warren AFB missile communications outage (October 2010), Malmstrom AFB missile shutdown (March 1967), Loring AFB overflights (October 1975). Open the full map filtered to this record.

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  • 0:54:25 The Man Involved In Every American Conspiracy
    at Fe Warren in Wyoming where there was an outage for an hour and Wired Magazine wrote it up and they're like why is there's an outage at a nuclear
  • 0:34:41 Did Oppenheimer Work on UFOs? · Jesse Michels
    attribute that outage to this Tic Tac shaped oblong object flying around and taking out the power at Fe Warren and so you have
  • 1:09:39 UFOs Are Monitoring Nuclear Bases Globally (Ft. Robert Hastings)
    if you know about the Fe Warren case as late as 2010 then all of this might seem more likely to be a simple UFO flap the likes of which we've been
  • 3:14:40 CIA Chief Breaks Silence on His Secret Abilities | MEMBERS RELEASE
    case in FE Warren where literally Obama gets briefed because it was down for, you know, they say it was 59 minutes, but I think
  • Air Force: Communications glitch at Wyoming missile base Air & Space Forces Magazine · 27 October 2010