Jeremy Corbell writes “Lt. Cmdr. Chad Underwood is a Navy Weapon Systems Officer with VFA-41 in the F/A-18 Super Hornet – with the legendary Black Aces. Underwood’s testimony represents the first time in history a military “whizzo” filmed a UFO during active operations and the encounter footage has been confirmed directly by the United States Government – as being ACTUAL. Actual film footage of an Advanced Aerospace Vehicle of unknown origin – a real UFO.
Underwood’s account and footage also represents independent corroborating evidence to accompany the experience of Cmdr. David Fravor – the man who engaged a TIC TAC shaped UFO with his fighter jet for our military.
The unidentified craft they observed and engaged that day – was able to outpace & outmaneuver our nation’s most advanced war planes. It did in-fact “zoom off” to the left of Underwood’s wing – and it broke the lock on his ATFLIR targeting pod. Which is not an easy thing to do. It had no typical aeronautics or aerospace propulsion signatures – no tail, no wings, no exhaust plumes – and it also was able to Offensively Jam our pilots radar & weapons systems.
Under the circumstances – this is considered an ACT OF WAR by the United States Department of Defense. And typically – there are consequences. However – nothing about Lt. Cmdr. Underwood’s & Cmdr. Fravor’s experiences – were typical.
What you are about to hear is important. It has historic value. It’s evidence – of advanced and unknown aerospace vehicles operating in our restricted airspace – with impunity. Displaying instantaneous acceleration and impossible speeds – technology, we simply do not have. If this is not a National Security issue – I don’t know what is.
Certainly, this is an existential conundrum – and it’s time we face the UFO reality head on – whatever it might represent.
But let’s hear what Lt Commander Underwood has to say about it – after all – he is the man that filmed it…”
Charles R
Glad Lt. Commander Chad Underwood has come forward as he also was a member of the Black Aces as was Commander David Fravor who first came forward in Dec. of 2017. There were actually many on going encounters at that time with the Nimitz Carrier Group and radar operator on the Princeton Chief Petty Officer Kevin Day described seeing many of these craft on his radar over a period of weeks.