Retired United States Air Force officers take turns at a podium describing the same strange event: unidentified aerial objects hovering over nuclear missile silos while the missiles themselves inexplicably shut down. The film draws on their testimony, much of it echoing the accounts later aired at a 2010 National Press Club briefing, to build a case that UFO activity has repeatedly targeted America's nuclear arsenal since the Cold War. Former missileers and security personnel recall alarms, malfunctioning guidance systems, and lights maneuvering in ways no known aircraft could manage, while researchers lay out declassified documents and incident reports meant to corroborate the veterans' stories. The film treats these witnesses as credible on the strength of their military records and security clearances, using their consistency across decades and locations as its central argument. It stays close to first-person testimony rather than speculation about who or what was responsible, leaving the connection between nuclear weapons and unexplained aerial phenomena as an open question the witnesses insist deserves a real investigation.