E-005404LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: rangeRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%
Malmstrom Alpha A-03 Erratic-Light Incident
March or April 1992 according to Joseph BrownMalmstrom Alpha Flight Launch Facility A-03, Montana, United States
Brown and his partner, with a second security team at A-10, reported a bright maneuvering light. A-03 already had a security-system and possible power problem before the observation.
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“Brown said A-03 topside security and possibly site power were already down before the UFO observation; he did not know what caused the pre-existing fault.”
“Brown described a bright white light making abrupt changes and stops for an extended period; his partner and a second team at A-10 reportedly also observed it.”
“Brown recalled a captain invoking PRP concerns and discouraging the four guards from discussing the event; later general-alert and maintenance stories reached him indirectly.”
“Mills said the Missile Data Acquisition System showed no unexplained full-flight shutdown around 1992 and believed such data would be difficult to sanitize.”