Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're asking did UFO take down missing F35?
That's correct. Did a UFO take down missing F35?
So if you've been watching the news at all lately, you probably
heard about this missing F35 fighter plane that's just gone
down. And we have to ask ourselves, in
light of the fact that the US shot down 3 UF O's earlier this
year, is something going on here?
And are the UF O's fighting back now?
In case you hadn't heard, a U.S. Marine Corps F35B Lightning 2
fighter jet went missing on Sunday, September 17th, 2023
during a training flight near Charleston, SC while the pilot
ejected safely and was located and rescued.
But the jet remains missing. If you can believe that the
Marine Corps is leading the search for the jet, which is
being assisted by the US Air Force, Coast Guard and local
emergency responders. The search area is focused on a
region north of the Joint Base Charleston around Lake Moultrie
and Lake Mariana. That's a Big Lake there, and
they're thinking maybe the same went into the lake, but
apparently they don't know. The cause of the mishap that led
to the jet pilot ejecting was still under investigation.
Now the F35B is a fifth generation fighter jet that is
considered to be one of the most advanced aircraft in the world
and it's a single seat, single engine, all weather multi rule
fighter that can perform conventional takeoff and
landing, short takeoff, vertical landing and carrier takeoff and
landing. This is really something.
The loss of this F35B, it's it's significant because the jet is a
critical part of the US is air combat capabilities and the F35B
is one of the most expensive aircraft in the world with the
unit cost of over $100 million. Now some some places, let's say
78,000,000, but look, this thing's over $100 million per.
The search for the missing F35B is ongoing and the Marine Corps
has asked anyone with information about the jet to
contact them. Now you got to wonder, how do
you lose a jet and how do you lose $100 million jet?
This is really strange. And with some of the UFO
activity that we've seen down there in South Carolina and in
general, we have to ask, was there UFO involvement in this
thing? And honestly, we're not getting
any straight answers. So I want to go into this
missing jet just a little bit further here.
Now, one of the things that makes this missing jet case so
strange to me and really causes me to ask, was there UFO
involvement? Is the fact that the military
will not tell us what happened. This article from theindependent
dot Co dot UK says U.S. military hunt for missing F35 fighter jet
after it disappeared during a mishap and that's why they're
calling it a mishap. It says the incident near South
Carolina forced the pilot to eject.
Well how did it force him to eject?
U.S. military officials are looking for an F35 fighter jet
that disappeared somewhere near South Carolina after an incident
forced the pilot to eject On Sunday, a Marine Corps F35B
Lightning 2 jet suffered A mishap during a flight, causing
the pilot to eject himself to safety somewhere near the Air
Force Base Joint Base Charleston.
Approximately 5 miles outside of Charleston.
Though the pilot was located and safe, somehow the jet went
missing. It is unclear what happened
during the flight that caused the pilot to eject the Joint
Base. Charleston only referred to it
as a mishap. Now the Marine Corps and Air
Force and Federal Aviation Administration have launched A
cooperative search effort. This makes absolutely no sense.
Why weren't they able to track that jet?
They knew the guy jumped out of it.
They should have had this thing on radar.
I remember years ago when Stewart Payne, I think it wasn't
the golfer. Somehow there was that.
They think. I think there was a leak in the
body of the jet or something. He was on this private jet and
there was several people on there and the the cabin, I guess
decompression because there was not enough oxygen.
Everybody on board perished. They said he just went to sleep
and permanently and they knew that there was problems because
the pilot was not responding. They sent up a couple of fighter
pilots in case the same. What happened to go over a
populated area? They could shoot it down, I
suppose. But I remember they tracked that
thing on radar until it crashed, I think in a, I think in a field
somewhere up in North Dakota or something.
So what? There wasn't an issue tracking
this thing. So my question was if they were,
if they if they had this guy, if he's on a training mission,
number one and wow, training a $100 million airplane okay and
you're trading this person in a in A1 seater I guess.
And so he, he pops the escape hatch shoots out of the
airplane. They won't tell us what
happened. Just as a mishap.
Well, the plane was still flying, So if it was flying in a
straight line, couldn't they track it?
And if it was in the middle of a crash mode, then couldn't they
find this thing when it crashed? I mean, they found the person
who escaped. Where's the airplane at?
And like I said, there's just so little transparency here with
these guys. I mean the same people that
refused to release the cockpit videos from the UFO shoot downs
over Alaska, over the Yukon and Canada and over Lake Huron.
Those same people are now telling us that this airplane
has gone missing and over a mishap and they have no idea
where it's at. But if you could help them
locate this $100 million fighter jet which we don't even know
what kind of orders is loaded on the saying that they would be
that they would be very happy with that.
And let's take a look at this next article.
This here article comes from a BC News four.com.
It's got a picture of a beautiful machine, by the way.
I suppose it should be for $100 million.
Says search continues for F35 fighter jet missing after mishap
causes pilot to eject over North Charleston.
Goes on, it says. Officials from the Second Marine
Aircraft Wing Monday said the search is ongoing for a F35B
Lightning 2 jet. The jet is from Marine Fighter
Attack Training Squadron VMFATF 01 with the Second Marine
Aircraft Wing. It was stationed at Marine Corps
Air Station Beaufort, Beaufort. It went missing on Sunday,
September 17th after its pilot safely ejected from the aircraft
over North Charleston. The pilot was transported to a
local Medical Center in stable condition according to Joint
Base Charleston on Sunday, based on The Jets last known position
and in coordination with the Federal Aviation Administration
on Sunday, Joint Base Charleston said they were focusing their
search efforts around Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion.
However, a source told ABC15 the search area as of Monday morning
is near Lake City and lower Florence County and Williamsburg
County. Law enforcement in those
counties are also reportedly assisting with search efforts.
Now, you know, they have all these satellites that we're
supposed to be able to see a dime on the sidewalk with.
Why couldn't they just point those toward these areas and
find them? ABC15 reached out to the Marine
Corps Public Affairs office, and a Lieutenant in that office said
they would call back with information.
As of Monday morning. It is not clear where the search
efforts are focused. Officials continue to refer to
the incident as a mishap and have not shared details as to
why the pilot ejected. What's the big secret?
The Second Marine Aircraft Wing said the incident is under
investigation and additional details could not be provided in
order to preserve the integrity of the investigatory process.
But how many times have we heard that the Department of the Navy
has a well defined process for investigating aircraft mishaps?
Official said. Yeah, like what?
Asking the public what happened. A spokesperson for Joint Base at
Charleston Sunday confirmed the aircraft was placed in an
autopilot before the pilot ejected.
Come on, man. So who put it in autopilot?
Did the pilot do that? Just cruising along.
Hey, I've had enough of this. I think I'll just take a
parachute right down, puts $100 million aircraft in autopilot
and abandons it. I mean, if he's going to do
that, why didn't he just wait till he got out over the coast?
It says anyone with information on the F30 fives whereabouts is
asked to contact the Base Defense Operations Center at
843-963-3600. Yeah, I just thought of a new.
I think I just thought of a new title for the podcast Dude,
where's my F35? Man, this is this is incredible.
Charleston County Sheriff's Office officials Monday told
residents not to touch or move any piece of aircraft they may
find. Instead they call the number
above. So, so don't touch anything.
Just give us a call if you happen to find a cripple up
piece of of material that you can't identify.
The circumstances of the missing fighter jet are leaving people
puzzled. On Sunday night, South Carolina
representative Nancy Mace took to Twitter with questions, her
tweet read in part. How is there not a tracking
device? And we're asking the public to
what? Find a jet and turn it in?
This does sound ridiculous. Officials with the South
Carolina Department of National Resources said they were
involved in the search on Sunday, but not on Monday.
Joint Base Charleston on Monday said they are coordinating with
the second MAW out of Tray Point, FAA, Navy Region SE and
Civil Air Patrol, as well as local, county and state law
enforcement. Across the state, officials said
they are using ground and air assets, but there's still
haven't found it and this is, you know, Monday afternoon the
fighter jets manufacturer Lockheed Martin issued the
following statement by request Monday.
We are aware of the mishap involving F35B from Marine or
Air Station Beaufort and are thankful the pilot ejected
safely. We are supporting the
government's investigation. According to Lockheed Martin,
F35B is the first ever supersonic radar evating stealth
aircraft with short takeoff vertical landing capability.
The F25B is operated by the United States Marine Corps, the
United Kingdom Royal Air Force, and the Italian Air Force.
The aircraft's speed capability is Mach 1.6.
Internal fuel range is more than 900 nautical miles and Max G
rating is 7.0. So look, this thing can fly 900
miles. It could be out there over the
ocean for all we know. It's not clear if the aircraft
are manufactured with tracking devices.
While I don't know, maybe an Apple Air pod would be helpful
in this situation, I'm not really sure.
Let's take a look at this next article right here.
Now, while the military is asking the public for help and
finding this missing F35, a $100 million warplane with no
explanation for what happened other than to say there was a
mishap. A lot of people are asking the
question, could there have been UFO involvement?
Like I said in in light of the fact that we've shot down three
of theirs? Are they taking action to us?
And did this pilot see something and did he just figure the best
thing for him to do was just to bail out of there?
There has been a lot of UFO activity in South Carolina in
and around this area across the state and we can find a few
examples here from UFO sightingsusatoday.com site.
Me go to a lot and I'll have a link at the Buy me a Coffee
website. It tells us here on September
3rd, 2023. Now that would have been what
about two weeks ago King Street, South Carolina?
The person says I saw a very large green diamond shaped
object traveling at warp speed. A very large green diamond
shaped spacecraft was seen traveling through outer space at
warp speed. The front of the spacecraft
sparkled as it tore straight through the atmosphere.
The sighting took only one to three seconds and the spacecraft
was gone into the universe. The background of the witness is
a retired U.S. Army Warrant Officer who is full
of honor, truth and integrity. So they saw something that went
with an impact on it here from Salem SC.
This is dated September 2nd, 2023.
Also a couple of weeks ago. It says low flying swarm of
crafts flew over fast with one flying solo out in front of the
pack. Altitude was between 1000 and
2000 feet. We were sitting around a
campfire at our lake property in Salem, SC when a swarm of UF O's
came across the sky. One craft was ahead of the
others and the total count was around 15.
We immediately thought about filming it, but both realized
our phones were too far away. We watched as a swarm of craft
flew across the night sky silently.
As they approached about three quarter of the way across the
sky, they simply faded and disappeared.
The entire incident took only 8 seconds.
My wife and I just looked at each other, spellbound on what
we had just witnessed. The swarm of UF O's all were
flying in a perfectly straight line with the one being out from
and separated from the pack. We know for certain these were
not satellites. They were too low and too bright
and too fast. The fact that they vanished into
nothingness was a thing that really stood out in my mind.
So right in this very area where we have this missing plane, we
have all of this activity. There's some other really long
accounts here. I'll read a couple more of the
short ones, this one says. Went outside and there was a
ball of light with the disturbance surrounding it
hovering and flying. Then it disappeared, came back
blinking. I went outside to see about the
tree line, a bright circular object that had like a force
field type deal around it and some type of disturbance
swirling around it. It started to fly away and it
disappeared. I then called for it to come
back and I am not completely sure if it was the same thing.
But then four appeared directly above me, hovering.
I started blinking as if trying to communicate to me or or to
each other and then disappeared. That was.
That was back in August 20th Cordova SC and now look at one
last one here when we're talking about this missing F35.
This says 6 orange lights and almost perfect circle.
The UFO was in the tree line right outside my window.
The object was too close and fast to be a plane and made no
noise from what I could hear in bed. 6 very orange lights and
almost perfect circle moved straight ahead.
Almost seemed like it was heading toward my direction and
went past my window. Very strange and looked nothing
like I've ever seen. It seemed too large to be a
drone, but too small and quiet to be a plane.
So there you have it folks. We have this missing F35 down
there in Charleston, SC. If you happen to see this plane
laying about somewhere, please be sure and get with the Marine
Corps. They are desperately looking for
it. In the meantime, people are
reporting seeing UFO's don't have any reports of seeing a
missing F35, but we've got plenty of reports of UFO
activity in this area and I got to ask myself, is there a
connection here? Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.