1979 Dulce Base battle

1979 Dulce Base Battle

Date	1979
Location	Dulce, New Mexico, United States
Type	Human/non-human intelligent being combat
Cause	Confrontation arising from human personnel had potentially explosive ammunition on their person and didn't want to part with it to enter into an alien-controlled part of the facility (alleged)
Participants	Alleged U.S. government personnel, extraterrestrial beings
Outcome	Alleged casualties on both sides
Deaths	Multiple, according to claims
Non-fatal injuries	Undisclosed number

The 1979 Dulce Base Battle refers to an alleged violent confrontation between humans and extraterrestrials at the supposed Dulce Base in New Mexico. The event is a significant element in certain conspiracy theories revolving around the concealment of extraterrestrial life and secret military operations involving non-human intelligent beings (NHIBs).

Alleged incident

According to various claims, including those of alleged whistleblowers, a secret firefight erupted when a team of government agents encountered hostile alien beings while conducting activities at the underground facility. Reports suggest that the confrontation led to multiple casualties on both sides. Phil Schneider, a self-proclaimed whistleblower, was one of the most vocal figures regarding the events said to have taken place at Dulce Base, although his accounts remain highly controversial and unsupported by verifiable evidence.

Skepticism

Government agencies have consistently denied the existence of Dulce Base and the events described as the Dulce Battle.

Cultural impact

The tale of the Dulce Base Battle has permeated certain circles of Ufology and conspiracy theorists, becoming part of modern UFO folklore. It has inspired various media adaptations, including documentaries and speculative fiction exploring secret governmental dealings with extraterrestrial entities.

See also

• Dulce Base
• Phil Schneider
• Area 51
• Military UFO conspiracy theories in the United States