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What happens when a haunted history collides with the duties of national defense? That’s exactly what one airman discovered during his time stationed at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming—a place steeped in military legacy and, as he soon learned, paranormal activity. It all began in December of 1997. Alone in a nearly empty dorm during the holiday season, he hoped for a quiet night of sleep after a long 16-hour shift maintaining ICBM missile systems. But the night had other plans. Loud, phantom footsteps tore down the hallway. Doors opened and slammed shut violently—yet not a soul could be seen. He wasn’t dreaming. He wasn’t alone. And the ghostly activity didn’t stop until he moved out months later. But the strangest event came years later while driving through the desolate missile fields of northern Colorado. On a flat, moonlit road known to base personnel as the “Grover Express,” he and a fellow technician spotted a man walking in the middle of nowhere. The man, dressed in a cowboy hat and