Did anyone else have missing time after seeing lights near a military base?

Never personally had the missing time experience but I've spoken to three separate people who all describe something almost identical - lights near Faslane, then just... nothing. They wake up confused, clothes sometimes slightly wrong, weird metallic taste. One guy I know swears he lost about 4 hours and had no explanation for how he ended up two miles from where he started.

The military base connection is something a lot of researchers overlook tbh. People always assume its just classified aircraft and that explains everything away but that doesnt account for the physical symptoms people report afterwards. The taste, the nosebleeds, the disorientation.

Would love to hear more accounts from people near active bases specifically. There's definitely a pattern here and I think theres more to it than swamp gas or whatever explanation gets wheeled out. If you've got a detailed account please share it, even the parts that seem embarrassing or hard to explain - those details are often the most important ones.

Faslane keeps coming up doesn't it. Three separate witnesses with matching accounts is significant, that's not coincidence territory anymore.

The military base connection is something researchers have documented going back decades - Rendlesham being the obvious one but there are dozens of lesser known cases where missing time clusters around restricted installations. Whether that points to something genuinely unexplained or to some kind of classified testing that messes with perception, I honestly couldn't tell you.

What I would ask @EssexWeasel is whether any of them reported physical symptoms afterwards. Nosebleeds, unusual bruising, that sort of thing. In my experience following these cases that detail gets overlooked but it matters a lot for ruling things in or out. Also what time of year were these incidents, because Faslane in winter is dark as anything and that changes how reliable the light descriptions actually are.