The story about the DOD having a film of a UFO disabling a nuclear missile is actually really old news. I remember reading about that in the late 1970s when I was in high school. Back then it was pretty common knowledge in the UFO community that US missile bases had been visited numerous times by unidentified craft (reports of those incidents were made anonymously by base personnel). In some of those reports the UFOs apparently damaged or disabled computer systems and other electronics necessary to launch the nukes, or disabled the missiles in the silos. So the 1964 incident in this latest report is just one case like that where they had cameras rolling. There were numerous other cases like that where no film/video record was made (at least they haven't admitted to that yet).

You have to wonder why the story about the film of a UFO disabling a US nuke is now making the rounds in both the main stream media and the alternative media, particularly when you consider that's actually really old news. Stuff like that doesn't happen spontaneously. It appears it's being done to advance an agenda of some kind. What that agenda is I'll leave to you all to suss out (I have my own suspicions on the matter and they're not good).

SC