Person
Dwynne Arneson
Also known as Col. Dwynne Arneson, Arneson
- Colonel, U.S. Air Force (ret.); communications-electronics officer for 26 years, top secret SCI clearance (self-described, 2001)
Dwynne Arneson is a retired U.S. Air Force colonel who said he served 26 years as a communications-electronics officer with a top-secret clearance. At the Disclosure Project's 2001 National Press Club event he said that as a young lieutenant running the crypto centre at Ramstein, Germany, in the early 1960s, he saw a message reporting that a UFO had crashed on Spitsbergen, Norway, and that he was later posted to Great Falls, Montana, in 1967.
Sources: Disclosure Project press conference (2001)
Facts and claims
- claimed At the 2010 National Press Club press conference he said that in March 1967, as officer in charge of the 28th Air Division communications centre in Great Falls, he saw a message reporting that a UFO had shut down several missile silos in Montana. — Dwynne Arneson Source: UFOs and Nukes press conference, National Press Club (27 September 2010) at 9:37
- claimed Said that as a young lieutenant running the crypto centre at Ramstein, Germany, in the early 1960s, he saw a message reporting that a UFO had crashed on Spitsbergen, Norway. He was later posted to Great Falls, Montana, in 1967. — Dwynne Arneson Source: Disclosure Project press conference, National Press Club (May 9, 2001), full event at 48:18
Connected files
Claims
Events
- Disclosure Project press conference at the National Press Club (testified at)
- UFOs and Nukes press conference, National Press Club (testified in)
Videos
- UFOs and Nukes press conference, National Press Club (27 September 2010) (appears in)
- Disclosure Project press conference, National Press Club (May 9, 2001), full event (appears in)