Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about motherships over U.S.
military bases. That's correct, motherships over
U.S. military bases. This is basically a follow up
story to what broke here a few days ago with these drones over
military bases. They're calling them UFO slash
drones. Nobody really seems to know what
they are. I did post a video that someone
had took post it on YouTube over at my channel.
Thank you very much for putting that up there for us.
And it shows what looks like to me a flying saucer kind of
flying a little bit tilted over this military base over Langley
Air Force Base. You can go over there and watch
at the YouTube channel and the original video is also online
too, but really weird stuff now this thing did not look like a
drone to me. Somebody put up that oh, it
looked like it might be star links.
Well, thanks for the comment, but actually the person that
filmed this, they switched the camera like, you know, from
horizontal to vertical. So I could see where somebody
might think it was might think that it was satellites because
they think that they're looking directly up.
But what had happened was it looks like these two guys are in
a boat or something maybe and they're kind of hanging on to
the camera. But if you look at the very
beginning that video, you can see that clearly.
This is like a it looks to me like a like a saucer shaped
craft on kind of on its kind of tilted like we see so many times
with these things and lights around the rim of it.
Now, if they're flying multiple drones, why would they go to the
trouble of having them in this tight formation like that?
And if it was actually the Chinese, were the Russians who
were ever spying on us? Why would they light him up?
Why would you draw attention to yourself?
I had this. The whole thing is strange.
Anyway, this article, the first one we're looking at, comes to
us from Y on news.com. It says UFO motherships released
swarms of smaller craft over US Air Force base, says security
expert. This article is dated October
15th, 2024. In a shocking claim, a retired
senior Pentagon official said that a UFO motherships had been
releasing swarms, a smaller craft which has added more
mystery to the intrusion over multiple U.S. military bases.
The statement came at a time when the Air Force's 50 page
records revealed about the provocative drone incursions
which were which one general called close Encounters at
Langley. As per the report, last
December, multiple noisy and small UFOs were spotted at dusk
for nearly seventeen nights, moving at rapid speeds and
displaying flashing red, green and white lights which
penetrated the highly restricted airspace which was above Langley
Air Force Base in Virginia. Speaking to dailymail.com,
Senior Pentagon security official Chris Mellon said that
the event was part of a much larger pattern affecting
numerous national security installations.
Of course, you might recognize that name, Chris Mellon.
We did a podcast on him the other day.
Two of the notable aspects, he said adding, are the fact our
drone signal jamming devices have proven ineffective and
these crafts are making no effort to remain concealed.
Now, he says, our drone signal jamming devices have proved
ineffective. Well, you know, we heard in the
last podcast that there have been top level meetings about
this, I think even at the White House, where they decided that
they weren't going to jam them because they might interfere
with critical communication infrastructure.
In fact, in some instances it is clear that they want to be seen
as though taunting us, Mellon said.
I don't know. I don't know if they're taunting
us or somehow the lights that these things emit are tied in
with their whole existence. I don't know, because the lights
are always there, aren't they? Every sighting seems to be about
the lights. Mellon, who earlier worked as
deputy assistant Secretary of Defense for intelligence under
both Presidents Clinton and George W Bush, said while
speaking to dailymail.com that a similar series of intrusions was
also has also occurred over Palmdale, CA.
Yeah, we did a podcast on that. And then later they came out and
tried people did Democrats try to say, oh, it was just a drone
show. A lot of confusing, incorrect
information there. From what I can tell.
Palmdale is the home of defense contractor Lockheed Martin's
classified skunkworks, which was behind the F22, the F22 and a
lot of other stuff. Speaking to the War Zone,
Edwards Air Force Base spokesman said that investigators were
monitoring that situation to determine if there is any ill
intent. And even if not, we are trying
to find out why or who is doing it.
Look, you have to assume it's I'll intent.
I mean, it's over a top secret installation.
Wouldn't you be a little bit more concerned than that?
I don't know. I make no claims regarding their
origin. And perhaps many are Chinese
drones, he said. This is Mellon while speaking to
dailymail.com. But their brazenness, range of
flight duration, reliability, resistance to countermeasures
and a difference to detection or confounding in some cases,
mother ships have been reported, he added.
These mother ships were extremely fast, large vehicles
that have been observed collecting or releasing a swarm
of smaller craft, Mellon said. Now that is very, very
interesting. I'd like to get a little bit
deeper into that. OK, so let's go back over here
to this original articledailymail.com and see if
we can find out about these crazy UFO slash drones over
these military bases. And now we're hearing that
they're actually being released from motherships.
I don't think it's any stranger than that.
So this next article comes to us from dailymail.co.uk.
The title says drone swarms targeting U.S. military bases
are operated by mothership UFO, claims top Pentagon official.
And then it goes on. This room with Matthew Phelan,
dated October 14th, 2024. A retired senior Pentagon
official has confirmed that UFO motherships were spotted
releasing swarms of smaller craft, adding further mystery to
the still unexplained intrusions over multiple U.S. military
bases. His statements come amid the
release of 50 pages of Air Force records related to provocative
drone quote UN quote Incursions that one general calls quote
close encounters at Langley UN quote.
For at least 17 nights last December, swarms of noisy, small
UFOs were seen at dusk, moving at rapid speeds and displaying
flashing red, green and white lights penetrating the highly
restricted airspace above Langley Air Force Space in
Virginia. Senior X Pentagon security
official Chris Mellon told dailymail.com that the episode
was part of a much larger platform affecting numerous
national security installations. 2 of the notable aspects, he
said, are the fact our drone signal jamming devices have
proven ineffective and these crafts are making no effort to
remain concealed. In fact, in some instances, as
Mellon took pains to emphasize, it is very clear they want to be
seen as though taunting us. It doesn't sound like somebody
on the ground, some just some knucklehead out there flying
these things around. Mellon, who served as deputy
assistant Secretary of Defense for intelligence under both
Presidents Clinton and George W Bush, told dailymail.com that
since last year's Langley events, a similar series of
intrusion has also occurred over Palmdale, CA, an hour's drive
north of Los Angeles. Palmdale is home to defense
contractor Lockheed Martin's classified Skunk works, which
made the F22A spokesperson for Edwards Air Force Base near
Palmdale told The War Zone this August that investigators were
monitoring the situation to determine if there is any ill
intent. And even if not, we are trying
to find out why or who is doing this yet.
I really don't think that they should have to try to determine
if there's I'll intent. Something is flying over your
top secret installation. Maybe you could just assume it.
Similar efforts are still underway on the East Coast at
Langley, but the commander of its Air Force of its Air Combat
Command, General Mark Kelly, said the government is stumped.
Well, that's convenient. The bizarre craft above Langley,
home to at least half the Air Force's fleet of F22 Raptor
stealth fighters, led to two weeks of emergency White House
meetings. That doesn't give me a lot of
confidence. I mean, half your F20 twos in
this place, you've got these craft flying overhead, you've
got citizens taking video of it and you're telling me there's
nothing you can do about it except have meetings for two
weeks? That is really some app stuff
there. The bizarre craft above Langley,
home to at least half the Air Force's fleet of F22 Raptors
tell fighters, led to two weeks of emergency White House
meetings. Wouldn't you like to know who
was running those meetings? And over the past ten months,
Air Force investigators, local police and even NASA analysts
operating the systems agency's high tech WB 57 F research
planes have all taken a crack at trying to identify the
mysterious craft with no answers.
Insight. What would the US do?
As General Kelly put it to the Wall Street Journal, if this
happens over the National Mall, I don't know, maybe have more
meetings or maybe they would take all of the big shots and
fly up to Camp David. Who knows?
And it's got a picture of one of these beautiful F20 twos here,
the bizarre craft above Langley, which is home to at least half
the Air Force fleet of self F22 raptured fighter jets that says
the two weeks of emergency meetings at the White House and
then has a picture here. Really well, stuff.
Now there is there were 50 pages of reports released.
We do have here in this dailymail.com article a short
excerpt of an eyewitness statement, one of the airmen
there apparently on the ground. I'm going to go ahead and read
this to you and just get a sense of the urgency of these of these
people reporting these UFOs or drones, whatever you want to
call them. I think drones now is a code
word for UFO and paying attention to the fact that they
couldn't figure out where they were coming from.
They got the local police involved to see if they could
track him down around town or anywhere, nowhere.
Remember we said that this Langley Air Force Base is like
3600 acres I think, or something around that, including some of
the little areas around it. So, you know, you're talking 3
to 4000 acres all together with all the different military stuff
around there and then the city around that.
Why aren't they able to track these things when you have
people that are videotaping them with or videoing them with their
phone off the coast out there in the water, Other people aren't
recording these things. But we're told our government
can't do anything. Really not reassuring.
OK, go ahead and listen to this account and then we'll finish
back up with this article. Now we have this excerpt.
Looks like every report. It's a witness statement
basically from the Air Force. Really cool stuff and I'll read
it off here. It says on 7 December 23, at
approximately 18130 hours, BDOC notified and dispatched all
patrols to the area building 79194 FS hangar for possible
drone sighting. BDOC related the caller stated
he spotted a drone hovering over building 791 but was unable to
give a description at that time and then has redacted spotted
the person's name. I suppose Spotted one drone over
the previously mentioned location and another drone in
the area of the on base officer housing headed toward redacted
entry control point from approximately 1840 until 2330.
That's about 5 hours. Myself and other patrols spotted
approximately 5 to 10 drones across mainly the South SE and
southwest directions of the installation.
BDOC contacted YPSO and Hampton PD to assist with tracking
drones and residential areas off base, but contact was not made
with any potential drone operators.
At approximately 2130 hours, while at Building 330, Redacted
and myself witnessed a drone traveling from the northeast
side of the installation to the southwest side of the
installation with red and white flashing lights.
After traveling approximately 100 yards in the same direction,
the drone turned around and headed back toward the
northeastern side of base, crossing over the West and east
ramps of the flight line. The drones varied in size,
ranging up to three foot by three foot in size with a
combination of red, white, and more green blinking lights.
However, the drones were not close enough to get an actual
visual on their size weight in distinguishing marks.
The drones appear to be flying to and from the Gestinald Hope
Park area just South of the installation.
The last known sighting of the drones were approximately 2113
near the electrical substation located on Andrews St.
And then that's the end of the statement there.
This is some pretty intense stuff man.
What do you want to call these things, drones or U of FO is
whatever they are flying over this Air Force Base.
Let's go ahead and continue with this article now.
I just love those first hand accounts.
I think that was really some powerful testimony there.
The article goes on and says General Kelly said the
unidentified craft appeared to be 20 feet long and we're
capable of flying over 100 mph at an altitude of 3000 to 4000
feet. Now notice there he says the
unidentified craft singular, he says 20 foot long.
The soldiers talking about drones slash UFOs that are three
foot by three foot in size. So that makes you wonder, hey,
what's going on here? And they're saying these things
are three to 4000 feet up. The ones that we're seeing
online maybe maybe that's correct.
I mean, it's kind of hard to tell how high up they are.
The general noted an overlapping incident in which a University
of Minnesota student and Chinese National Wingxi has caught was
caught photographing U.S. Navy vessels under construction
in nearby Norfolk, VA, via commercial drone.
Now that could be an actual lead where, you know, we have this
massive effort by Chinese people over here filming our thing.
Possible. Or this could kind of be a
little rabbit trail they're sending us down.
It seems like what they have seen would take more than one
person to pull off, this says. But the amateurish incident for
which she was sentenced to six months in federal prison appears
to be unrelated to the sophisticated squadrons of
mystery craft. I make no claims regarding their
origin. Perhaps many are Chinese drones,
Melon told dailymail.com. Well then let's just shoot them
down and find out. But their brazenness, range,
flight duration, reliability, resistance to countermeasures
and a difference to detection or confounding.
Well, Mellon says resistance to countermeasures.
But everything we've read so far shows that there are no
countermeasures being taken. I mean, these young guys are
running around, chasing them around on base, there sounds
like. And no one's shooting at them.
They call the local police. It's General Kelly.
He says his hands were tied. They had two weeks of emergency
meetings in the White House. Not sure if anybody even showed
up for those. I mean, what's going on?
He goes ahead and says in some cases, motherships have been
reported, according to Mellon, who also managed security and
information operations for part of his time at the Pentagon.
Kind of a little bit of an authority figure thrown in
there, you know, in this reporting.
Christopher Mellon, I mean, he's, he's definitely, in my
opinion, one of the big, big time dogs in the UFO mafia.
He's got lots and lots of St. cred as far as getting videos
out to YouTube. Says these motherships met
unclarified were extremely fast larger vehicles that have been
observed collecting or releasing swarm of smaller craft.
Now I'm not sure where he gets his information at.
I'm going to take him at his word because he has provided us
with a lot of good information even though I would say he is
formally employed by the deep state.
But you have to wonder what's going on here.
It seems like they're almost just like peddling this out a
little bit at a time. It says our one such mothership
case was investigated by the FAA Special Agent Michael Bumberger
over Nebraska government records show Local sheriff's report is
seeing 30 to 50 unusual craft flying independently of one
another with a larger mothership hovering nearby for hours.
And not giving us a lot of detail on that.
At Langley last December, Air Force personnel equipped with
drone Busters signal jamming weaponry designed to counter
remotely piloted enemy drones, reported that these mystery
craft failed to register on their anti drone devices.
That is very interesting because we were previously told that
they couldn't use the signal jamming equipment because it
could interfere with 911 calls and cell phones and whatnot.
So once again, we're getting these mixed messages.
It's almost like the government's trying to put out
this secondary narrative. The first narrative is, man, we
have a lot of UFOs flying over military bases.
Why aren't you doing something about it?
Remember a couple years ago they were flying over Colorado, parts
of Nebraska. I know in one case, a local
sheriff came out and warned people not to shoot at these
drones as a federal offense. Perfectly OK for them to
penetrate the security of nuclear power plants, nuclear
weapons, all kinds of military bases, but nobody can shoot them
down because that would be dangerous.
So that's the first narrative. Hey, we have UFOs flying over
military bases and nuclear power plants and nuclear missile
sites. Then that kind of morphs into,
hey, I think these things are drones.
But that's not panning out because local people are
providing real time video of this stuff and they don't look
like drones. They look like giant flying
saucers. And now just in the last day, we
have this new release information coming out saying,
well, it looks like we've got this large mothership releasing
these drones. I haven't heard of too many
motherships releasing drones before.
I've heard of UFOs releasing smaller UFOs that may happen to
look like drones. Maybe they're camouflaging as
drones. I don't know.
But you can see how the story is developing.
It's almost like they're having to counteract the narrative.
You have the actual truth. People see UFOs over military
bases. The government immediately says
well it must be drones. Well, the common sense answer to
that is, well, if it's drones over military bases and they
aren't ours, then take them out. Well, they can't take them out.
So first take them out and they say, Oh no, we can't use the
jamming equipment because that would interfere with 9/11 calls
and whatnot. But here we find out that they
did try to use jamming equipment at Langley, exact opposite of
what they told us before. Remember they told you before,
oh, you can't use jamming equipment because they interfere
with a local 911. Doesn't appear to have bothered
them before, because now we're finding out that they did in
fact use jamming equipment and it didn't work.
Hmm, sounds like a pretty fancy drone to me.
Pretty fancy drone that comes riding in on a mother ship, gets
dumped out of your military base, hangs out for five hours
and then goes back to Mama ship to leave and when you try to jam
it, nothing happens. See, this is what scares the
government, the deep state, whoever.
Once people realize how advanced these things are, one or two
things comes up. Either the deep state is already
in collusion with these guys and that's why they're not worried
about it, because hey, this is just the people we've colluded
with dropping in to do a weapons check on us.
Or they're powerless to do anything about it.
And if your government can't protect you from your enemies,
that's a big problem. So they have to form the
narrative. They have to shape the
narrative, They have to adjust the narrative all the time.
So first you start off with the truth.
UFOs over military bases and nuclear power plants.
Pretty simple. We can't allow that.
That narrative cannot be allowed to stand.
Because if that narrative is allowed to stand, then people
know that they're not safe. And if they're not safe, then
what's the point of paying all these taxes?
They switch her up a little bit. Oh, those aren't UFOs.
Those are drones. People say, hey, man, if these
aren't our drones, then why aren't you shooting them down?
Well, they came up with a whole list of excuses why they can't
do anything about it. So we're just supposed to sit
here and let these drones invade our airspace?
People aren't really liking them too.
Well, So what happens? People go out, They start
recording these things with their cell phone cameras.
And the normies see this and they're like, hey, those look
like UFOs, why aren't you doing anything?
Well, they come out and say, well, those are just real funny
looking drones. And we did try to jam them, but
the jamming didn't work. You only have to tell the truth
one time. But when you lie, you have to
cover up that lie constantly. The truth stands on its own.
Lies do not. And with all these cell phone
cameras out there, people are getting so good at exposing this
stuff, and you can see this stuff being exposed in real
time. All right, back to the article.
Local sheriffs reported seeing 30 to 50 unusual craft flying
independently of one another, with a larger mothership
hovering nearby for hours at Langley last December, Air Force
personnel equipped with Drone Busters, signal jamming weaponry
designed to counter remotely piloted enemy drones, reported
that these mysterious craft failed to register on their anti
drone devices. One witness reported being
unable to use their drone Buster due to not having a visual.
So in other words, this thing just went just, it just went
invisible when you started messing with it.
Their testimony was released via the Freedom of Information Act,
first published by the Liberation Times on Monday.
In one December 6th, 2023 encounter detailed in the FOIA
documents, a Langley witness described serious aerial
penetrations above a parking and servicing area for base aircraft
known as the flight line. You got right over your F22's
baby. I spotted 9 drones and diamond
formation flying over REDACTED heading toward the flight line.
The witness said REDACTED and I followed the swarm onto the
flight line where we lost visual of the swarm over the Bay.
This is that Bay Area I think he's talking about there, the
Atlantic Ocean where people are actually filming this thing from
the Bay. Amid this frenzy of activity,
NASA's Langley Research Center also conscripted to aid in the
effort to hunt down and identify these mystery drones.
NASA's WB 57 F, according to a Research Center spokesman,
provided additional imaging support as it circled the base
on December 18th and 19th, 2023. The activation of a specialized
NASA aircraft equipped with what may be the most sophisticated
airborne camera system in the world suggests the US government
was truly baffled by these incidents, said former Obama era
Pentagon appointee and frequent columnist at The Hill, Mark von
Runenkopf. Yeah, well, if these things are
flying a few 100 feet off the ground, does it seem like
they're going to set up a big, super fast jet like this?
Something's going on they're not telling us about, folks.
The narrative on this thing is changing by the hour.
Typically, there are four cameras total on the nose of
NASA's WB 57F jets, each tailored to pick up specific
collars, or wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Some of those wavelengths, like midwave infrared, cannot be
measured from the ground because much of it is absorbed by gases
and particles in the atmosphere. Von Minikhoff expressed
skepticism that the objects will prove to be foreign espionage
platforms given the ostentiousness, showy nature of
their lights. The multiple consistent reports
of bright flashing lights and formation flying suggests that
some actor, be it a drone operator or otherwise, was
putting on a show of impunity a considerable risk over a key
military facility, he noted. Yeah, well, I agree.
If this was a foreign intelligence gathering
operation, he continued, the brazen nature of the incursions
make it some of the worst collection tradecraft
imaginable. Exactly why would you light up
your spy drones while still remaining agnostic about the
solution to these alarming national security mysteries?
Some of America's most scientifically minded UFO
investigators told dailymail.com that they suspect culprits.
Closer to home, the electrical engineer John Tedesco, who runs
the mobile lab affiliated with Harvard's Galileo
projecttolddailymail.com. I would tend to agree with Marek
von Rinkenkopf that these are not from a foreign entity.
Some obvious telling signs, such as the engine noise generated
altitude and travel velocity make me believe this is locally
staged activity, the disco said. Well, funny thing is, it
couldn't find anybody. That's The funny thing.
Richard Hoffman, an information technology specialist at the
Army Redstone Arsenal who has worked on projects to counter
drone incursions on U.S. military bases, noted that
solving the mystery poses major technical and bureaucratic
hurdles. How hard could it be to trace a
radio signal that's controlling these drones?
We have the most advanced military in the world and you
can't find a hillbilly with the drone?
Come on, man. We are in the process of
fielding countermeasures at sensitive DoD locations, but it
requires coordination with the FCC, FAA and others to deploy
them, Hoffman told dailymail.com.
Yeah, we'd really like to help you on this, but it's so much
work. We've got to write letters to
DoD and FCC and FAA and all of our do nothing friends.
This government needs Elon Musk. I really believe that.
He says he thinks he could get rid of 80% of the people on the
payroll, and I agree because they're not doing anything.
They can't even protect our own military bases.
It's crazy. Concerns about frequencies that
could interfere with public and commercial uses has been an
issue. He noted there are documented
cases where GPS on commercial aircraft has been affected near
military bases. Outside of his official duties,
Hoffman is also a Co founder of the nonprofit Scientific
Coalition for UAP Studies devoted to studying unidentified
aerial phenomena once called UFOs.
Well, a lot of us still do call them UFOs.
What they could do when they see one of these UFOs flying over
our air bases, they could point one of those million and a half
dollar Stinger missiles at them and let it RIP.
I mean, you got 3000 acres there.
Do you think you could do that? Are you capable of shooting down
things that are coming in? I mean, we've got drones
striking in Russia. We've got drones striking in
Ukraine. I I watched a video the other
day where a couple of Russians were being hunted by a drone and
they took it down with the AK47. So apparently you can shoot
these down. There's a video of some irate
farmer who throws up, I think it was a spade or something, up
into the air and takes down a commercial drone.
So they can be shot down. OK, it's possible if these are
drones, they can't be shot down. But maybe that's the problem.
Maybe they're, they know that they're not drones, so they have
to keep shifting the narrative. Oh, we couldn't do that because
we'd have to get permission from the FCC, the FAA, the DoD, the
Pentagon, the White House. And by the time we do all that,
they'll be gone one lie upon another.
We'll finish up here. It says it is also a concern
that these drones are using frequencies not used by
traditional drones. He said it rules out commercial
drones within the US, which are regulated.
Well, they're all made in China. So don't you pretty much know
what frequencies of these things are all using?
Officials at Langley would appear to agree, admitting that
the December 2023 drone swarms proved to be impossible to pin
down. The most expensive, high tech
military in the world that the world's ever seen, and they
cannot pin down a drone, A simple drone flying around their
Air Force Base flashing lice. It couldn't be more obvious.
The rogue fleets of small aircraft would disappear into
thin air each night, despite being haunted by the best
hardware the Air Force and NASA had on hand.
Does that sound normal to you? They just disappear into the
night. Is that a normal drone thing to
do? The episodes were so sustained
and disruptive that an entire fighter wing had to be relocated
to another base, according to Mellon, who wrote about the case
in May. General Glenn van Herck, the
commander of North American Aerospace NORAD Command, who led
the mission to take down the infamous Chinese spiral balloon
back in February 2023, described these Langley cases as unlike
any other. General van Hurk said he had
personally ordered fighter jets and other aircraft to fly close
enough to these drones to pick up some visual clues.
Well, if you're close enough to pick up clues, why not just go
ahead and blast them? Ultimately, the general advised
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to authorize a full
battery of electronic eavesdropping equipment to get
to the bottom of this case, but he acknowledged the strict rules
govern the use of this tech over US soil.
Oh, yeah. They can listen to every one of
your phone calls. They can demand that you take
your socks off at the airport, your shoes, because you might
have a bomb in there somewhere. But they can't try
electronically detect drones flying over our own Air Force
bases. Come on.
Nevertheless, van Herk said if there are unknown objects within
North America, go out and identify them.
Well, according to Arrow and all these other guys, there's no
such thing as UFOs. So I guess there's nothing to
identify. Wow, what an article.
I could sit here and talk about this all day.
Main thing I want to take away from this and help you to
understand is how they change the narrative.
And it's getting harder for them to do because people can
literally walk outside their back door or get on their
fishing boat and go out and film these things on their cell
phones. And then you have this visual
evidence and what do you see happening?
Well, you see the deep state cranking up with one excuse over
another why they can't do their job or why they can't tell us
the truth. Until next time.
This is UFO warning over now.