Three videos appearing to show encounters between US Navy aircraft and UFOs are real, the Navy’s Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare spokesman Joseph Gradisher admitted.
However, he also insisted that the clips merely show so far “unexplained aerial phenomena” and were never cleared for public release.
“The Navy designates the objects contained in these videos as unidentified aerial phenomena” (UAP), Gradisher said, explaining that UAP is used instead of UFO as the “basic descriptor for the sightings/observations of unauthorized/unidentified aircraft/objects that have been observed entering/operating in the airspace of various military-controlled training ranges.”
Charles R
According to Luis Elizondo who was in charge of the AATIP program, and has with the help of Tom DeLong put together that great series this past summer called Unidentified on the History Channel, there are many more out their, but they are classified and he can not talk about them as of now. This posting gets into the media and there is hardly anything talked about it. I guess the new term UAP will be the go to word to downplay the fact that aerial craft are with no visible means of propulsion, that are operating far outside our understanding of natural forces that would tear apart our aircraft and their occupants. And their is nothing the military can do about it. Even the President has been briefed about them, he said a minor briefing, and is not convinced.