Harry Train

Four-star Admiral who served as Commander in Chief, US Atlantic Command. During his command in the 1980s, a UAP entered US airspace from the direction of Newfoundland, triggering a full Code Red/Code Zebra alert. Train scrambled jets and nearly initiated a response that could have escalated to nuclear conflict, because he had never been briefed on UAP activity. The incident demonstrates the catastrophic security risk of compartmentalizing UAP information from senior military commanders — the very people who control nuclear response protocols.