Navy Knows More About 2019 "Mystery Drones" Incident Than It Says - SOFREP

Sean Spoonts isn't having any of the "speculative frenzy" attendant upon the story (and imagery) of drones pestering US Naval vessels in July of 2019. Spoonts thinks there's a fairly prosaic set of explanations for the phenomena and the US' apparent arm-waving about it--and it's Chinese commercial espionage. Task and Purpose's Jeff Schogol is also asking Hey, UFOs that Keep Buzzing Navy Ships: Are You from China? Schogol considers the matter from the "strategic pacing threat" China poses to the Pentagon, and seeks responses to Some Of The Questions The Military Wants Answered about the People's Liberation Army. The Metabunk.org folks are unsurprisingly earthbound, too. USS Kidd (and other Ships) "Drones" Encounter, 2019 looks at the July 2019 incursions, with Mick West likely introducing a new word for the subjects of one "leaked" video in Is This Pyramid UFO just Bokeh? The three March 2019 objects imaged by an F/A-18 Weapon Systems Officer get speculated about in Sphere, Acorn, Metallic Blimp - Three iPhone Photos From an F-18 via Mystery Wire. And the Metabunkers even grapple with that most challenging of all these "drones" in 'Transmedium Sphere' Photos (Jeremy Corbell). (WM)

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