F.E. WARREN AFB

1. Public Record

Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Minuteman country. A different missile drawer to Malmstrom, Minot, Loring, Wurtsmith, and Titan II. Crews here have logged lights over flights and alerts that did not match a scheduled exercise. 1965 sits in some stacks. The northern-tier autumn of 1975 sits in others. Later years add more calls than this page will list. The base is real. The holes in the ground are real. The objects are the argument.

This folder already holds Malmstrom, Minot, Loring, Wurtsmith, and Titan. Warren is the Wyoming square so those pages are not asked to eat Cheyenne. A missile field will generate lights. Other fields will generate the same sentence. That is why each field gets its own card.

Cheyenne sits on the high plains with flights spread across a county. Security police own the night the way gendarmes owned Eupen: a payroll, a road, a sky they did not schedule. Veteran interviews later add hovering lights over lids and radios that go useless for a minute. Those minutes are the remainder. They are not Malmstrom's March. They are not Minot's 1968. Write the grid or do not file the night.

A Wyoming grid. Holes in the prairie. Lights that will not take a tail number.

A different missile drawer to Malmstrom, Minot, Loring, Wurtsmith, and Titan II.

Same trade, different dirt. If a compiler mashes every silo into one night, the roster disappears. Keep Cheyenne as Cheyenne.

2. Date of Incident

Multiple nights across the Minuteman years. 1965 and 1975 appear most often in the stacks. No single date owns the base.

3. Location

F.E. Warren AFB / Cheyenne, Wyoming. Approximate 41°08 N 104°52 W.

4. Official Narrative

A working missile wing. Official narrative is security and training. Individual nights may be unidentified in later veteran talk without a public type.

5. Witness Layer

Missile crews and security. Later veteran interviews. Neighbouring field pages on this shelf as weather, not as this dirt.

The base is real. The holes in the ground are real. The objects are the argument.

Start with the wing. Lights over a flight can be aircraft, aurora, and error. They can also be the thing the northern tier kept writing down in 1975. Warren has to earn its own night. It does not inherit Malmstrom's.

If a compiler mashes every silo into one night, the roster disappears.

Names and dates belong to dirt. Cheyenne is not Great Falls. Write it that way or do not write it.

6. Recovery Logistics

Statements and later interviews. No public object from a Warren hole.

7. Assessment

A prairie full of missiles will see lights. File Warren as the Wyoming wing, not as proof that every northern-tier night was the same visitor. Crew testimony gets a hearing. It does not get to annex Minot.

This folder files F.E. Warren as a missile field with an unidentified remainder. Keep the neighbouring bases on their own cards. Keep Damascus out of this dirt. That socket belongs to Titan.

8. Materials & Remains

Base. Veteran talk. No tray.

9. Key Personnel

F.E. Warren crews and security : The grid.

10. Aftermath

The wing stays a wing. Compilers keep adding Cheyenne to lists that already had Montana. This page exists so the list has to say Wyoming when it means Wyoming.

11. Current Archive Status

Status: Cheyenne wing. Lights. Not Malmstrom.

Confidence: High that Warren is a real Minuteman field with later object talk. Low that any one night is typed. High that it is not the Malmstrom card.

Filing note

A Wyoming prairie, holes in the ground, crews who already feared the alert more than the sky, lights without a tail number, five other missile pages on this shelf that must not be allowed to eat Cheyenne.

Different dirt. Same trade. Write the county or do not file the night.