Reporters and military duo held at gunpoint by security at US space force base
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- pasadenastarnews.comseen 22 Aug, 17:25headline rewritten
Invited media, military members held at gunpoint at Space Force baseInvited media and military members held at gunpoint at Space Force base in California
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How it spread - 6 original reports
Thu, 20 August 2026
6 reports- The Guardian World00:41first to report
Officers reportedly believed invitees were trying to make unauthorized entry on to Vandenberg base in California Five news reporters and two members of the military who were invited to an event at Vandenberg space force base in California were briefly detained at gunpoint by security officers who thought they were gatecrashers, according to local news reports. The incident happened Monday ahead of an invitation-only groundbreaking for a new training facility for missile operators at the federal...
- indiatimes.com02:08
Five reporters and two military personnel invited to an event at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California were briefly detained at gunpoint after security officers mistook them for people attempting to enter the base without authorisation.
- pasadenastarnews.com15:17edited after publishing
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Invited media, military members held at gunpoint at Space Force baseThey were part of a convoy being escorted onto the base.
- The Hill17:15
Five journalists and the two military members escorting them to an event at Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., this week were briefly detained at gunpoint by security police who believed they were gate crashers, according to the local media affected. The Monday incident happened ahead of an invitation-only groundbreaking for a new training facility for...
- Index.hr (Croatia)17:51
ZBOG komunikacijskog propusta u bazi Vandenberg, sigurnosne snage su pozvane novinare držale na nišanu, tretirajući ih kao sigurnosnu prijetnju.
- Anadolu Agency (AA)19:55
Communication breakdown during security checks causes reporters, 2 military members to be treated as unauthorized entrants