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In their testimony delivered in a widely publicized press conference on Sept. 27, 2010, at the National Press Club in Washington, D. C., several former military personnel detailed their knowledge of reported UFO intrusion at certain installations' nuclear-weapons storage/launch sites, dating as far back as the mid-sixties. If you, or someone you know, have verifiable evidence revealing even more-startling evidence than what former USAF officer Robert L. Salas has exposed about the March 1967 UFO intrusion at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, you may qualify for my $1,000 whistleblower reward. Since the intrusive UFOnauts felt it important to hover over (and to disable) 10 Minuteman missiles during that fateful (and fearful) night in March 1967, they may have found it necessary, thereafter, to make one or more return visits. If so, I'm particularly eager to gain access to any USAF jet-interceptor gun-camera film recording those visits. Such smoking-gun evidence could ignite a pertinent congressional committee's decision to exercise its subpoena power in accounting for this phase of the UFO-E.T. presence.
Whatever "insider info" you choose to share with me about this case will be presented to a panel of expert evaluators, who'll decide whether your submitted material merits the $1k reward. Please contact me as follows:
Meantime, for the text of my related FOIA request to Malmstrom AFB's commander, see Item 2.79 of my blog at:Larry W. Bryant
3518 Martha Custis Drive
Alexandria, VA 22302
phone: 703-931-3341
e-mail: overtci@cavtel.net
As a man born within in the last 70 years, I should let you all know that $1,000 isn't a very big reward anymore. You might want to throw in a coonskin cap and a decoder ring.
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