BREAKING NEWS: Nuclear Weapons Base Intrusion By Entities

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When military whistleblowers come forward about UAPs, they usually describe craft in the sky. Objects tracked on radar, witnessed from cockpits, captured on infrared. But what Yoshua Shelton witnessed at a Nevada nuclear weapons facility is different. He did not just see UFO-shaped craft. He saw entities, humanoid shadow figures moving through restricted zones at impossible speeds, beings that appeared on thermal imaging and then vanished within seconds. And he is not alone. After decades of silence, multiple security personnel from different military installations are suddenly coming forward with nearly identical stories about UFOs being seen over bases. Dylan Borland, Daniel Gockerell, Roderick Castle, and now Yoshua Shelton. Is this courage or is this something else entirely? As always, I am here to report the information without bias and you can decide what to believe. You can find the sources in my detailed articles at UFONews.co along with in the description box below.

Hey UFOlogers, I am Cristina Gomez and welcome to this episode of UFO News Updates. We are examining the testimony of Yoshua Shelton, who spent six years guarding thermonuclear weapons in the Nevada desert. What he witnessed between 2002 and 2008 involves not just craft, but entities, shadow beings that demonstrate intelligent behavior, react to security responses, and disappear without explanation. And the implications for national security are staggering.

According to research compiled by Robert Hastings for his book, UFOs and Nukes, more than 150 former military personnel have reported anomalous incidents at nuclear weapons sites. But for years, these testimonies trickled out slowly, often decades after the fact. In a clip from the Ross Coulthart Reality Check interview, Shelton explains his motivation for coming forward, stating that he thinks it is time we start looking for a solution ourselves and stop expecting the government to provide one. He believes the very first step to take in that direction is to reshape the cultural narrative. He knows plenty of guys who can corroborate everything he has said, but they are too scared to come forward. They are scared for their careers, and they are just scared of ridicule culture.

In recent months, multiple former security personnel have gone public with similar accounts, and the consequences they faced raised serious questions. Dylan Borland, who was the recent witness for the UFO congressional hearing, discussed his triangular UFO sighting publicly and lost both his security clearance and his job shortly afterward. Daniel Gockerell provided testimony about observing what appeared to be repeated testing of a triangular craft at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. Roderick Castle reported being held at gunpoint after witnessing a black triangle in the California desert and claims he was subsequently forced to receive an anthrax booster shot under questionable circumstances.

So the question is, why now? Why are multiple witnesses suddenly willing to tell these stories to the public? According to Americans for Safe Aerospace, the organization founded by former Navy pilot Ryan Graves, there has been a cultural shift. The stigma that once silenced military witnesses is beginning to crack. Graves himself has stated that pilots and other personnel are increasingly willing to file reports because they finally feel like they are being taken seriously.

As for Shelton, he served with the 99th Security Support Squadron from April of 2002 to April of 2008, assigned to Area 2, the Nevada National Security site just 18 miles from Area 51. Area 2 is where the United States conducted 144 nuclear bomb tests between the 1950s up until 1963. And according to the Department of Energy historical records, it remains an active special nuclear weapons storage area where bomb components are protected by highly trained security teams. To work at this facility, Shelton had to pass a personal reliability program known as the PRP, the most rigorous psychological and background screening process in the United States military.

In the Reality Check interview, Shelton describes the Personal Reliability Program, explaining that the goal is to get people to work with sensitive materials who are most trustworthy, the best qualified. He notes that basically, you have to have a pretty clean record and you have to report anything that happens. For example, you cannot get hypnotized. Since they were outside Las Vegas, personnel could not go to a show and be hypnotized. Per the Department of Defense directive, individuals in the PRP must demonstrate exceptional trustworthiness, emotional stability, and reliability. They undergo continuous monitoring, and even recreational hypnosis is prohibited.

Over six years, Shelton and his fellow security personnel encountered what they described as shadow beings. Shelton mentioned that these were not ambiguous shapes or tricks of light. These were solid three-dimensional humanoid figures exhibiting intelligent reactive behavior. The most documented incident occurred in 2006 during an assault and recapture exercise. These exercises prepare security teams for scenarios where adversaries attempt to seize nuclear weapons. Shelton was the on-scene commander that night, and his assault force was preparing to breach a training bunker when an overwatch patrol stationed several hundred meters away on elevated ground with a machine gun radioed a warning.

In another clip from the Ross Coulthart interview, Shelton recalls that a few minutes after the initial warning, another patrol came over the radio saying that Oscar Wine should be advised that they now had a light at either their three or nine o'clock, meaning either their left or their right. This was alarming because it felt like they were getting hemmed in. They looked but could not see anything, could not hear anything, and the dog was not indicating. Same situation, no cover, no concealment, impossible for anyone to be hiding, let alone a bright light.

These were inside the facility, inside the triple layer perimeter fence, the desert between storage bunkers where no unauthorized personnel should exist. Initially, Shelton assumed it was part of the exercise, that other patrols had been positioned as simulated adversaries. But within seconds, the flight chief called for an exercise termination and declared a code red. A code red is the highest security alert possible, indicating an intrusion inside the facility perimeter. This was not a drill scenario. This is lethal force authorized.

From their point of view, when they got to within 15 to 10 meters of the two individuals, Whiskey 11 called over the radio saying that they just disappeared. They just apparently just blinked out. Shelton recounts in the interview that they went to the position where the entities were at, and you could see on the ground that there was scuff marks from dragging, as if someone had been proned out and moving, crawling. With their handheld thermals, you could see residual body heat on the ground as well that was quickly dissipating. Shelton's team reached the location within three or four seconds of the disappearance, but the entities were gone, completely vanished.

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But the shadow beings were not the only phenomena Shelton witnessed. On his very first night of duty at Area 2, before he was even fully certified, he encountered something else. He was studying at the security control center when a security supervisor offered a facility tour. But what they saw was not an intruder in any conventional sense. In the Reality Check interview, Shelton describes how they drove up to the top of a hill where they could oversee a significant amount of the fence line. As soon as they got out of the truck, or the Humvee, it was obvious that something strange was going on on the fence. He remembers looking over to the fence line, and at the specific marker sensor zone that the alarm had been called on, there was a bright white light that was hovering right over the third fence line, the innermost fence line. It appeared from their point of view to be just right over the top, right on the top of the fence. There is a sensor that runs along the top and it appeared to be right on top of that.

Shelton describes an object approximately three feet in diameter, hovering over the innermost security fence. As the responding patrol vehicle approached, the object began moving, matching the vehicle's speed precisely, as if intelligently monitoring the response. It followed the fence line for one and a half miles, moving as if on rails. Then at Culvert 10, where the fence turned right, the object made a sharp left turn and departed into the desert. Three vehicles carrying eight armed personnel pursued it.

Perhaps the most alarming incident Shelton describes involves something inside a weapon storage bunker itself. Area 2 had bunkers referred to as Black World structures. When opened, regular security forces were not permitted near them. The Department of Energy brought in specialized personnel. But during normal operations, Shelton's patrol still performed integrity checks. In the interview, Shelton explains that one night when his patrol was in that area, he went to do his check of these Black World structures. He checked the lock and the lock was secure. He checked the first air vent, and they had this big heavy handle that you would lift up and it would open it. Then you would just let it go and it would clang really loudly. He checked the first one, then went and checked the second one. He let the thing go and it clanged really loudly. And then something from inside smashed into that door. These were two ton jacks, he thinks, or about two or one ton doors each, and there were two doors, and they are sunk into the ground. Something smashed into that door in response to him letting that second air vent clang closed. It smashed loud enough that he jumped. It scared the daylights out of him.

Ross Coulthart asks Shelton to confirm that there is something inside a secure weapon storage area that even he is not allowed to enter. Shelton confirms yes, and when he reported it, the response was sort of, okay, well, what is the integrity of the doors? They were told they could not do anything about it. Something was inside a secure nuclear weapons storage bunker, and no one opened the door to find out what it was.

But his testimony is not isolated. Dylan Borland, Daniel Gockerell, Roderick Castle, and others are describing similar phenomena at other locations. The pattern is consistent across facilities, across time periods, and across witnesses who have never met each other. Either non-human intelligence has been monitoring American nuclear weapons for decades, or either the United States or a foreign adversary possesses technology so advanced that it renders our most sophisticated security measures completely obsolete. Neither possibility is reassuring.

What do you think is happening here? Are multiple military witnesses suddenly speaking out because the stigma is lifting? Or is this coordinated disclosure by design? Share your theory in the comments. I am Cristina Gomez and that is it for today. I will see you again tomorrow at 10 AM PST for another UFO News Update. Be safe and remember, keep your eyes on the skies.