Dan Farah

And then he just blacked out.

And when he woke up, his vehicle was no longer where it was in front of the nuke site.

He was now...

at the bottom of a reservoir that was on the backside of the base that you couldn't physically drive down to.

The truck was just there.

It had been relocated.

And he came to and his partner was still basically catatonic in shock, couldn't move.

He was like gripping the steering wheel, he said.

And over the radio, he heard like his colleagues looking for him still.

And he looked at his watch and hours had passed.

And he called in saying where they were.

And, you know, as crazy as it was, he's like, this is where we are.

And apparently they came and got them.

And then when they brought him back to the base, apparently they were separated.

And Air Force Office of Special Investigation and CIA were there.

And-

essentially interrogated them both, asked them a million questions.

They sent them both to the hospital after.

They checked them for radiation damage.

They checked their gums and other medical tests you would do if someone was near something that gave off a lot of energy that you knew would cause biological effects.