2007 · US nuclear missile silos (base not named)
The triangle over the missile silos (DIA video)
Part ofThe nuclear connection
From Stratton's description of an unreleased DIA video: a black triangle with no wings, tail or exhaust over nuclear missile silos. · Illustration for uaptrail.com
WhenBefore 2008 (base and date not given)
WhereUS nuclear missile silos (base not named)
The video that drew Jay Stratton into UAP work: a black triangle over nuclear missile silos, outperforming anything the US had.
How plausible · High
Stratton, then DIA's chief of air and space warfare, says firsthand he was shown a video of a black triangle over missile silos; the video is not released.
- ●●Access Senior DIA position.
- ●●Cost of speaking Named former official.
- ●●Character record Senior intelligence career.
- ●●Fits the documented skeleton Incursions at nuclear sites are documented.
- ●●Fits secrecy practice Classified video.
- ●○No gain sought A book later.
Plausibility weighs how well an account fits where secrecy hides the documents by design, so missing records never count against it. Strength measures what is documented. Assessed 2026-10-23.
Claims
As DIA chief of air and space warfare he was shown a video of a black triangular UAP, with no wings, tail, exhaust or visible propulsion, flying over nuclear missile silos in ways he could not comprehend. It started his involvement.firsthandSourced, unconfirmedJay Stratton
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