USAF Debunks William Branham's "Cloud"

Thanks to the Freedom of Information Act (FIOA), the United States Air Force has debunked William Branham's "1963 Mystery Cloud" claims. Recently, Branham's claims of having a halo captured in a photograph taken in the Houston Coliseum were debunked through the FIOA. Patterns of fiction appear to be fundamental to Branham's ministry and career.

"The sighting reported in Life was the result of a military operation, not divine intervention"- 30th Space Wing, History Office, 747 Nebraska Ave, Vandenberg, AFB, Department of History, United States Air Force

According to declassified documents from Vandenberg AFB, an Atlas missile code-named "Pitch Pine was launched February 28, 1963. The critical part of this document, as it relates to Branham's claims about "higher than any cloud"[1] is in Section 3: Impact Data. The missile was launched out of orbit, and performed a re-entry at an angle of -51.05 degrees. A Nike-Zeus missile was launched to intercept.

This declassified document confirms the document published in Bryan Smalls' book, "Investigating William Branham: The Unfolding Story of Plagiarism and Errors." Smalls described a 1996 letter to George Green of Christian Awareness Fellowship, wherein the Vandenberg AFB confirmed that the multiple clouds that formed in Arizona on February 28, 1963 were no "mystery". They were part of a (then) top-secret missile defense system.

Declassified document here:
https://william-branham.org/site/resource?key=0925f762-3e87-40d0-8874-067a5fc1d530&parent=1963_mystery_cloud

Bryan Small's Book:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0847TJ44Q/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

USAF Debunks "Mystery Cloud":
https://william-branham.org/site/resource?key=207dfbdf-05df-4a66-97ba-bd92cf5a3ada&parent=1963_mystery_cloud&selection=publication

References

[1] ex: Branham, William. Standing In The Gap. 1963, Jun, 23. Standing In The Gap (63-0623M). "1963/23/06 Standing In The Gap Now, he says here that it would be impossible for it to be a cloud, because moisture doesn't go over about, I'd say, about six or eight miles high, something like that. When we go overseas we usually fly nineteen thousand feet, and we're above the storms then. But this cloud, according to this article here of this scientist, is twenty-six miles high. It would be miles and miles beyond moisture. And he said, checking the area, and now, you know I…How many remembers that I told you, "It sounded like the sound breaker on a plane" William ex: Branham Now, he says here that it would be impossible for it to be a cloud, because moisture doesn't go over about, I'd say, about six or eight miles high, something like that. When we go overseas we usually fly nineteen thousand feet, and we're above the storms then. But this cloud, according to this article here of this scientist, is twenty-six miles high. It would be miles and miles beyond moisture. And he said, checking the area, and now, you know I…How many remembers that I told you, "It sounded like the sound breaker on a plane"?"