These stories, from Ukraine in 1982 and Vandenberg Air Force Base in 1964, have stunned military insiders and UFO researchers for decades.

What happens when unidentified flying objects appear at the most secure nuclear sites on Earth? And what does it mean when those same objects seem to control or disable missiles with ease?

In Ukraine, 1982, Soviet missile officers witnessed something that defied all logic. A huge, glowing disc-shaped object appeared over a nuclear missile base near the city of Bershad. Within minutes, control panels in the underground bunker lit up, the launch sequence had begun. The codes were entered automatically, and the countdown started. No one had touched the controls. The officers could only watch in horror as their nuclear weapons prepared to fire. Then, as suddenly as it began, the system shut down. The glowing craft rose silently into the night sky and disappeared. Moscow’s official investigation listed the cause as “unknown interference.”

Eighteen years earlier, a similar event took place on the other side of the world. At Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, U.S. Air Force officers were tracking a test missile over the Pacific Ocean. During the flight, radar and cameras picked up a bright, disc-shaped UFO that approached the missile at incredible speed. The object circled the missile several times, fired flashes of light at it, and the warhead was instantly disabled. The missile dropped out of flight. The entire encounter was filmed, but the footage was confiscated and classified. The officers involved, including Lieutenant Robert Jacobs and Major Florenze Mansmann, later confirmed that what they saw was no illusion. They said it was intelligent, precise, and deliberate.

Both incidents reveal a pattern that can’t be ignored: UFOs and nuclear weapons seem to be connected. During the Cold War, similar reports came from bases across the United States and the Soviet Union, glowing discs hovering over missile silos, nuclear systems shutting down or activating on their own, and radar contacts showing unknown craft moving with impossible speed.

In this episode, the host of the Alien UFO Podcast explores these two historic encounters, drawing on witness testimony, declassified information, and research by UFO investigators like Robert Hastings, who has spent decades studying the UFO–nuclear connection.

Were these UFOs showing us that our weapons are not as secure as we think? Were they sending a warning, or protecting humanity from itself?

Tune in to this episode of the Alien UFO Podcast to discover how these extraordinary events may prove that someone, or something, is keeping a close watch on Earth’s most dangerous weapons.

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The nonfiction book, “It Never Happened” Volume 1, confirms and validates a colossal cover-up of the “UFO question” by the U.S. Air Force. It is authored by retired Air Force Captain David Schindele who was a former Minuteman ICBM launch control officer stationed at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota. It was there in 1966 when he was involved in a very serious incident where a flying object managed to take down all ten of his nuclear-tipped missiles and render them unlaunchable! This very grave situation involved the strategic U.S. nuclear deterrent force, which was America’s first line of defense in the Cold War.

It resulted in the Air Force “instructing” Captain Schindele to never speak of the incident again and telling him that, “As far as you are concerned, It Never Happened.” Captain Schindele maintained his silence for nearly forty years until other former missileers began to speak out about their incredible unearthly incidents. It was then that he attempted to learn the long history of Air Force cover-up. He needed to find out why the Air Force publicly insisted that flying objects didn’t exist, that they posed no threat to national security, and that there was “nothing to investigate.” He also found he needed to confirm to the world the awesome Truth that “We are not alone in the Universe.”

The book reveals the enormous amount of attention given to Unearthly Flying Objects by the Air Force, which is documented in its own investigative efforts code-named Project Sign and Project Grudge. Those projects are examined in detail, which outlines a trail of convoluted and contorted investigative activity by the Air Force to determine modus operandi of the objects and their threat to national security. This investigative activity was impacted by crucial and essential efforts by high level officials to also protect Truth of the UFO question and the closely held Magnificent and Monumental Secret of Roswell and other recoveries. Released secret and top secret government documents bring all this into the open and into perspective, which then serves to confirm the reality and Truth of the “UFO question.”

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Retired Air Force Captain David D. Schindele spent his active military career as an ICBM launch control officer with both the Atlas E and Minuteman One weapon systems, and then he remained in the Air Force reserve long enough to obtain his retirement papers and retain his officer commission. After active duty, he worked as an aerospace engineer in development of the Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory, and also Apollo astronaut backpacks used on the moon. He then settled into a thirty-two year career as a computer systems analyst working for two major companies, until retiring in 2002.

For nearly forty years, Captain Schindele kept his Air Force mandated secret of the un-earthly experience he had, which put ten of his Minuteman missiles out of commission. It was only after other missileers began to tell of their similar experiences that he recognized that Truth of the “UFO question” must be released to all of humankind. He currently resides in Washington State with his wife Diana, in a marriage of twenty-one years, and they have a combined family of four adult children and eight grandchildren.

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These sightings, centered on a Florida contractor named Ed Walters. His story began quietly on the evening of November 11, 1987, when he claimed to see a glowing disc-shaped object hovering above his neighborhood in Gulf Breeze, Florida. Armed with a Polaroid camera, Walters captured a series of photographs that quickly became some of the most widely circulated UFO images of their time.

Listeners will hear how Walters’ initial encounter sparked a wave of reports throughout the Gulf Coast community. Over the following months, he said the mysterious craft returned again and again, sometimes following him in his car, sometimes appearing over his house. He described beams of blue light, encounters with small glowing beings, and even telepathic communication from what he called “the visitors.”

The episode traces the chain of events that followed: how local newspapers published his photos under the alias “Mr. X,” how national media descended on the small coastal town, and how organizations like MUFON (the Mutual UFO Network) sent investigators to examine the evidence. Optical physicist Dr. Bruce Maccabee would later analyze Walters’ Polaroids and conclude they showed no signs of manipulation. For many UFO researchers, the Gulf Breeze photos were the clearest visual record of a possible alien craft ever captured.

But the story did not end there. Two years later, a model of a flying saucer, eerily similar to the craft in Walters’ pictures, was discovered in the attic of his former home. Reporters replicated his photos using the model, sparking fierce debate over whether the Gulf Breeze images were genuine or fabricated. Walters denied any connection, insisting the model had been planted to discredit him.

Through archival recordings, eyewitness accounts, and interviews with investigators, this episode examines how the Gulf Breeze case evolved from a local mystery into a national phenomenon. We’ll also look at the cultural moment it created — a time when ordinary people with cameras were suddenly thrust into the center of the UFO conversation.

Was Ed Walters documenting a genuine visitation, or did the story become larger than the truth?

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