Mario Woods is an American Air Force veteran who served as a security policeman assigned to the Ellsworth Air Force Base missile field in South Dakota. He says that during a 1977 response with a partner, their vehicle approached a large luminous object near a missile-alert facility and both men experienced disorientation, unusual physical effects, and a gap in memory.

Woods’s account is rooted in the isolated work of missile-field security during the Cold War. Young airmen were responsible for protecting widely dispersed nuclear infrastructure, often at night and far from the main base, making unusual activity both a safety concern and a potential national-security incident. Woods spoke publicly only much later, reconstructing the event through interviews and veteran networks. The delay made his service history, fellow personnel, and the specific missile complex central to efforts to corroborate his memory.

Woods has described the event in interviews and television programs, including details he interprets as possible abduction or altered time. Decades later he reported the experience to the Pentagon’s UAP office and spoke publicly about the difficulty of carrying the memory while remaining within military culture. The case is based primarily on participant testimony; publicly available contemporaneous records and medical documentation are limited.

Woods is a firsthand claimant connecting nuclear facilities and UAP with abduction and contact. His duty assignment gives the story a defined military setting, while the extraordinary elements remain his recollection. His biography emphasizes the person, service context, and long path to disclosure rather than treating a later reconstruction as settled proof of what occurred near Ellsworth.

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Jesse Michels

@AlchemyAmerican · Sep 12

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[Retweeted] What caught my attention in Mario Woods’ interview with Jesse Michels was his claim that certain UFO propulsion systems are grown rather than manufactured. I remembered hearing similar descriptions elsewhere, particularly from people involved in remote viewing, and the connection seemed worth following. According to Woods, an individual connected to the Department of Energy told him that propulsion technology associated with recovered UAP was produced through some form of growth....

Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸＺＥＲＯ)

@Cortex_Zero · Sep 11

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What caught my attention in Mario Woods’ interview with Jesse Michels was his claim that certain UFO propulsion systems are grown rather than manufactured. I remembered hearing similar descriptions elsewhere, particularly from people involved in remote viewing, and the connection seemed worth following. According to Woods, an individual connected to the Department of Energy told him that propulsion technology associated with recovered UAP was produced through some form of growth. When Michels...

Joe Murgia

@TheUfoJoe · Sep 11

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It's now almost $104,000. I hope it keeps going and going and going. Now we need the same for @VanguardEnterpr. https://t.co/pS4yWyoY6A [Quoted] Supporting Mario Woods and Michael Johnson to own the debunkers. https://t.co/g9DBTZI09y