New Navy Witness Says He Saw a 'Tic Tac' Operating Underwater - Mysterious Universe

Another anomalous military sighting happened in 2010, literally just off the USS Carl Vinson Nimitz-class supercarrier in the Caribbean. E-4 Petty Officer John Baughman's experience was perhaps not as surprising as his immediate supervisor's remark when told of it. Paul Seaburn covers this and also part of the "classic" 2004 Nimitz group case in Navy Pilot Claims Tic Tac UFO Disabled His Weapons System. Chad Underwood, who captured the famous Tic Tac video and invented the sweet name for the UFO's shape, makes this claim in an "imminent" longer interview with Jeremy Corbell. Paul touches upon the matter of responding to UAPs, but misses Corbell's assertion that on at least one occasion some unsuccessful response was made to drone incursions. Brett Tingley describes a new development that could confer more success in that quarter, as The Navy's Exotic M80 Stiletto Test Ship Defeated Drone Swarms At Sea During Trials. Keith Basterfield examines the Government's reply to UFOs/UAPs as expressed in the June 25th UAPTF "Preliminary Assessment" in The USG and UAP - The Way Forward, and What it Means to Civilian UAP Researchers. The To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science website doesn't indicate much activity in its "S.C.O.U.T. & V.A.U.L.T." intelligence tool, but Keith's suggested role for civilian researchers deserves attention. (WM)

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