And welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about four more Tic Tac UF OS.
That's correct, four more Tic Tac UF OS.
You know, these things have been kind of a hot topic lately.
The most recent ones that have come to light are these ones
that happened back what, February 2023?
Prior to that, we had these ones clear back in what, 2002, 2003
or whatever. And recently we've had this new
narrative come up that these things were some sort of
Lockheed Martin super secret spacecraft.
I'm not believing that for a second, but it just seems like,
you know, every time I get a little bit of traction in one of
these stories, a new deep state narrative emerges to try to
distract us from really getting into this stuff and finding out
what's going on. Now.
I found this article over at the New York post.com,
newyorkpost.com. It's dated September 11th, 2025.
That would have been this past Thursday.
Active duty Navy chief witnessed UFO, convinced doubtful
colleagues with radar expertise. It was like, checkmate, says
this room machine Galvin. So you've got this radar
operator, apparently this chief who has to convince the people
that are right there watching this stuff on the radar with him
that hey man, we've got some UFOs here.
It says that active duty Navy chief saw four Tic Tac shaped
UFOs off the coast of California while working on the USS Jackson
and convinced A doubting radar officer the craft for real with
an with an undeniable checkmate. Now checkmate being a quotes
there. So now we're talking about four
of these things. U.S.
Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Alexander Wiggins witnessed
multiple UFOs on radar on the evening of February 15th, 2023,
observing the first one emerged seamlessly out of the ocean.
He said, What am I seeing? Recounted Chief Wiggins, who
spoke to The Post on behalf of himself as an individual and not
as a representative of the Navy. From my observation, it did in
fact come from the water. So I guess when he says it, he's
talking about these four tic Tac shaped UFOs coming up out of the
ocean and he's seeing them on the radar here.
Wow, this is wild. And then instead of the image of
this guy says U.S., Navy is here.
Chief Petty Officer Alexander Wiggins during the congressional
hearing on Tuesday where he became the first active duty
naval officer to publicly testify about a UFL sighting.
I actually like this a little bit better where you have active
duty people being talked to here in these hearings, people that
are, you know, not something that happened 2530 years ago.
It's something that happened a year or two ago.
And they're right there seeing it.
And he's telling you first hand, we're discussing this evidence.
This is an eyewitness account. We're not having to depend upon
what somebody told somebody. So it's not hearsay.
I mean, he's telling you this is what I saw and he's right there
in Congress doing it. I really respect that.
It says it was first seen on radar.
And once I saw it on radar, I wanted to confirm visually what
I was seeing on radar, if it was clouds and atmospherics and
something else. Wiggins then moved out to the
core bridge wing of the USS Jackson and went back through
his mental checklist of things the object could be, but was
convinced by an odd maneuver it made that it was not standard
human technology. Remember, the human body can
only take so many GS. It was rising into the air high
enough to where I'm like all right, that's definitely A too
fast and B, not something I've seen before.
The 21 year Navy veteran said. The keen eyed officer saw three
other objects moving coordination roughly 8 nautical
miles away from the USS Jackson, then reported the unknown
objects to a tactical officer and rush to observe the craft on
Sapphire radar goes on down, it says.
A video recording of the Sapphire radar tracking was
published by George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell on the Weaponized
podcast in April. From the video, that's what you
get. You see that original Tic Tac
object that I visually saw off the Port Bridge wing?
Wiggins said. This kind of helps us a little
bit because now we're able to have a kind of a chain of
custody. About this video that George and
Jeremy had posted, it says the clip showed an Oval shaped black
spot on the radar moving up and down with apparent ease and then
rendezvousing with three similarly shaped crafts.
It's utilizing the sapphire system.
You're able to see silhouettes and heat signatures of different
objects. So in relation to the Tic Tacs,
once it went away at near instantaneous speed, we had some
skeptics in ICC 1, Wiggins said of the other Navy men on the
bridge. Well, yeah, they're thinking how
could this thing move that fast? At least one of the radar
operators claimed the object was likely a plane.
But Wiggins said he knew what he saw when an actual plane passed
by on the radar, and its form was clearly visible, unlike the
Tic Tac like figures they had just observed.
Well, here you go again. One not like the other.
About 30 to 45 seconds pass and I see an incoming or passing by
commercial aircraft. And so I felt, I tell the CSM
slew in that aircraft around the same location and lo and behold,
you see the air signature coming off the back.
You see the wings perfectly. You see the the tail wing, the
side wings, you see the shape of those of the nose on the
aircraft. You see it perfectly.
It was kind of like checkmate. And he sat back down.
Reagan said. Even if I were to second guess
myself, I no longer could. The father of three came forward
to bear witness to the stellar sighting.
At the third UAP hearing organized by the House
Transparency Task Force, were shocked.
Videos of a Hellfire missile striking a UFO was shared on
Tuesday. And we talked about that the
other day. And once again, now they've come
out and tried to debunk that whole thing.
But I'm telling you, it seems way too strange to me.
Now I want to get just a little bit further here.
So this USS Jackson is not that old of a ship.
If we go to Wikipedia here we can see that it was Apparently
the contract was awarded December 29th 2010 launched
December 14th 2013 tells us that the length of this thing is 418
feet 14 foot draft and a 104 foot beam propulsion to General
Electric LMM 2500 gas turbines speed 40 plus knots.
That's that's 54 mile per hour is top speed in these boat on
these on these ships and that's what they're telling you 54 mile
an hour. This thing's got a 4300 nautical
mile range, which is 4900, you know, miles by land and at at at
20 knots. I mean this is this is really
something 210 lbs ton capacity. It's got a crew.
It says of 4040 crew, eight officers, 32 enlisted.
And then it's got, you know, some really high tech radar, all
this kind of stuff. It's a battleship I guess is
what it is. It says the USSL CS6 is an
Independence Class literal combat ship of the United States
Navy and the first ship to be named for Jackson, the capital
of Mississippi. In 2002, the US Navy initiated
program to develop the first of a fleet of literal combat ships.
The Navy initially ordered 2 trimaran hold ships from General
Dynamics, which became known as Independence Class literal
combat ships after the first ship of the class USS
Independence. Even numbered U.S.
Navy literal ships are built using Independence class Try
Marion design with odd number ships are based on competing
designs. The conventional monohole
freedom class literal combat ship.
The initial order of literal combat ships involved a total of
four ships, including two of the independence class.
On the 29th of December 2010, the Navy announced that it was
awarding the Austal USAA contract to build 10 additional
Independence Class Littoral Combat ships.
Jackson is the third Independence Class Littoral
Combat ship to be built. Jackson was built by Austell USA
Mobile, AL. Jackson is the second
Independence class to carry standard 23 foot long rigid hold
inflatable boats and improvements in corrosion
protection and propulsion over the original Independence of the
LCS to design. Now these things are really
something man. You just imagine the radar on
these things. I'm suspecting that the pictures
are getting are probably even better than what we are seeing
now. I wanted to kind of dig into
this idea of this sapphire radar system a little weird here.
I I checked it out here with AI and it says it says there is no
evidence of AUS Navy radar system specifically named
sapphire. The term likely refers to a
recent UFO sighting and tracking incident on AUS naval ship where
an observer referred to the radar system as Sapphire.
Public search results do not confirm this as an official
designation for a Navy radar. So maybe this guy's just putting
something new out there, I don't know.
The search results for Sapphire radar system provides several
potential contexts for the name. The reference to a Sapphire
radar may have confused a Russian radar system.
Well I don't think that's sounds like it's what's going on here.
And a video interview on the Weaponized podcast.
In April 2025, an active duty Navy chief reported seeing and
tracking unidentified objects on a sapphire radar aboard the USS
Jackson. That's what we were just talking
about, the event. The observer claimed to have
seen tic tac like objects moving at high speeds and track them
using the ship's radar. The discrepancy?
While the Observer called the radar system Sapphire, it is not
a known official designation for AUS Navy radar system.
Now, isn't that strange? You wonder, did this guy let
something slip or are we just getting a line here?
That's weird. You know, you would think that
they would, that the weapon systems and the radar systems or
whatever that they would be referring to would fit.
So we had this whistleblower claiming that he used something
called the Sapphire radar system, but when we go to look
it up, we're being told there's no such thing as that, at least
not known publicly. God, I wonder what's going on
there? I found another article getting
a little bit more into these hearings talking about what
these whistleblowers had to say. This is from defensescoop.com,
Defense scoop.com. Military whistleblowers share
new evidence of alleged UAP transparency at hearing.
Military whistleblowers share new evidence of alleged UAP at
transparency hearing Tuesday marked the first UAP focused
hearing convened by the House Oversight and Current Government
Reform Committee's Task Force on the Declassification of Federal
Secrets. This Room by Brandy Vincent
September 9th, 2025 It says House lawmakers urged Congress
to pass proposed legislation and pursue further actions to shield
whistleblowers with information about unidentified anomalous
phenomena from any retaliation after current and former U.S.
military officials shared new details about their alleged
encounters on on active duty with baffling orbs and craft
that appeared to eclipse existing weapons and technology.
This goes way beyond Tic Tacs. What we saw changed our lives,
the way we think about everything.
It was incredibly profound. Air Force veteran Jeffrey
Nucatelli said he provided testimony on Tuesday alongside
other military veterans and oversight experts at the first
UAP focused hearing convened by the House Oversight and
Government Reform Committees Task Force on the
Declassification of Federal Secrets.
In general, we need more stronger protections for
everyone as a whole. But there is a different case in
point for UAP with supporters, specifically Representative
Annapolina Luna. Republican Florida, who chairs
that task force, told Defense Scoop after the hearing. the US
government has a turbulent history associated with its
handling of data and reports of UAP.
But look at what they're doing back in the 40s and 50s with
these UFO reports. Just totally depressing people.
A modern term for UFOs that accounts for transmedium objects
and records documenting those incidents.
Pursuits to compel more transparency and oversight have
continued to emerge over the last several years, largely due
to mounting public pressure and congressional mandates.
At a high level of Pentagon's mechanisms to study what it now
refers to as UAP have taken it different forms over the
decades. The most recent iteration, the
All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, AARO, of course or in my
opinion they resolved nothing, was set up under the Biden
administration in 2022 to fulfill a mandate from the
National Defense Authorization Act AERO achieved full
operational capacity in 2024. Since its inception, government
officials have been secretive about the office's projects and
caseloads of dozens of open investigations.
Yeah, I don't hold out a lot of hope for anything being solved
here. Luna is part of a small group of
policymakers who have been steadily prioritizing
whistleblower hearings, public engagement sessions and other
legislative efforts to promote more accountability and
disclosure from the intelligence community and other government
agencies regarding UAP. The prior hearings or under
committees of different jurisdiction.
And so you're seeing that there's a massive bipartisan
support for this specifically in this task force, she told
Defense Scoop. And will continue to turn over
and flip over the rocks. You know, sometimes when you
turn over rocks, you find snakes underneath.
The panel of witnesses who testified on Tuesday shed new
light on some previously reported UAP incidents observed
near military assets and installations and presented new
allegations of secrecy and retaliation.
Like I said, sometimes when you turn over rocks, you find
snakes. Usatele, a former military
police officer who served 16 years in the Air Force, pointed
to multiple possible UAP incursions between 2003 and 2005
near Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
And we've covered these before, too.
The installation is now known as Vandenberg Space Force Base.
When officials were conducting high stakes launches for the
National Reconnaissance Office, according to Nuketelli, massive
objects that appeared like flying buildings approached
military personnel and pulsed and moved in strange ways.
He asked lawmakers to fund independent research for UAP and
end secrecy and over classification across the
government. Each incident was witnessed by
multiple personnel, documented and investigated, and reported
up the chain of command. We sent information up, but we
got no guidance down on how to handle these events, he said.
Another Air Force veteran who testified for the first time on
Tuesday, Dylan Borland, told lawmakers he faced severe
retaliation after coming forward about his alleged experience
with the UAP at Langley Air Force Base in 2012 and related
information he uncovered in its aftermath.
Because of my direct knowledge of the reality of certain legacy
UAP programs, my professional career was deliberately
obstructed and I have endured sustained reprisals from
government agencies for more than a decade, Borland said,
alleging that he was subject to workplace harassment, efforts to
undermine his ability to be to be employed for classification
work and other forms of mistreatment.
Notably, Tuesday's hearing also marked the first time an active
duty naval officer testified publicly before Congress about
an incident involving UAPUS. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer
Alexandra Wiggins, who has 23 years of service, spoke in a
personal capacity at the hearing about an incident that occurred
in 2023 while he was serving aboard the USS Jackson.
What I observed and what our crew recorded was not consistent
with conventional aircraft or drones as they appear on our
system. A self luminous Tic Tac shaped
object emerged from the ocean before linking up with three
other similar objects. So that's why So apparently this
one object came up out of the water and linked up with three
others that happened to show up on the radar there.
The orb then disappeared simultaneously with the high
synchronized near instantaneous acceleration, Wiggins told
lawmakers. Isn't that something a self
luminous tic Tac shaped object emerged from the ocean.
So I don't know if this thing's turning it from, I'm not sure
what this thing's turning it from Tic tac into orbit.
Like I said, he describes this self luminous tic tac coming up
out of the water, hooking up with these other three tic tacs.
And then he says that this orb then disappears simultaneously
with a high synchronized near instantaneous acceleration.
He said there was no Sonic boom or conventional proportion
propulsion signatures, but the objects were detected on multile
sensors, including radar. To be clear, I'm not here to
make claims beyond my lane. We can said I am here to rovide
a first hand account of what I saw, what our systems recorded
and why it matters for safety, for intelligence and public
confidence. He urged Congress to impel
sensor standardization and personnel training to ensure the
best data can be captured by the Navy in real time.
Wiggins also asked the lawmakers to reinforce witness protection
efforts and encourage the military to maintain
confidential, destigmatized channels for UAP reports and
associated data. Quote, sailors need to know that
reporting UAP encounters will not harm their careers, Wiggins
said. Now I don't know how they got
that radar image, you know, video off that ship into the
hands of George Knapp and Jeremy Korbel, but somehow I guess it
kept going. It says that says.
During the hearing, Representative Eric Burlson,
Republic in Missouri, unveiled video footage publicly of the
1st time that he said showed AUS military MQ 9 drone firing at
health on a Hellfire missile at a high speed or about the coast
of Yemen, October 2024. The UAP.
The UAP appeared to be hit but not destroyed, and we talked
about that in the podcast a couple days ago.
It kept going and it looked like the debris was taken with it.
Burlson said. I'm not going to speculate what
it is, but the question is why are we being blocked from this
information? Good question.
Other witnesses on the panel UAP journalist George Knappin, Joe
Spielberger, who serves as senior policy counsel at the
Project on Government Oversight, Pogo.
Pogo also called for Congress to continue for investigations and
legislations to spark more transparency.
The secret is out. I mean, how many videos of UAP
have there been? Nap said in an interview Monday.
Ahead of the hearing, Spiegelberger said that he hoped
it would restart serious bipartisan conversations to
strengthen disclosure channels and protections for all national
security whistleblowers. The Misty's that they expose can
often have a direct impact on public safety, civil liberties
and the security of our country. That makes them incredibly
important to keeping our government accountable.
When they speak up and do the right thing, the American people
benefit, Spielberg told Defense Scoop.
Well, it's kind of like pulling on a thread and I think what the
deep state is worried about is these guys might pull on the
wrong thread and then their whole little nasty project comes
unravelled. And I've said for a long time, I
really think that this UFO bit is going to be what brings the
deep state down because once people realize the kind of
technology has been hidden from them, whether alien or whether
just stuff they've come across and won't share with us, it's
there's already this massive loss of trust with the American
people. Imagine what happens if they
find out that our own government says had the cure for cancer for
30 years and won't share or has had free energy for 40 years and
won't share. People are not going to be
happy. And maybe This is why the whole
system, the Defense Department, all these different departments,
dozens of them have exercises 0 tolerance as far as sharing
anything. I mean, look at look at that
John Greenwald. You get these blacked out
reports from 60-70 years ago. What on earth are they hiding?
Overall, a lot of good stuff there at that recent hearing
that that Representative Luna is doing.
I want to finish up with this last little short excerpt from
this. I think you pronounce the name
Nudicelli Nuseteli talking about the sighting there at the
Vandenberg Air Force Base. Also, This is just wild, man.
It says Chairwoman Luna, ranking member, members of the task
force, thank you for the opportunity to testify today.
These are the notes from that meeting, he says.
My name is Jeffrey Nussitelli. I am a former military police
officer with 16 years of active duty service in the United
States Air Force. I'm here today because the
American people have both the right and responsibility to know
the truth about unidentified aerial phenomena.
The truth remains hidden, classified and silenced by fear,
retaliation, stigma and confusion.
Today, we are here to help break that silence.
Between 2003 in 2005, five UAP incidents occurred at Vandenberg
Air Force Base, home to the National Missile Defense
Project, a top national security priority at the time.
We were conducting launches deemed by the National
Reconnaissance Office as the, quote, most important in 25
years. These facilities were vital.
They were repeatedly visited by UAP.
Here you go. These things, just wanting to
show up and see what's going on, I guess.
Each incident was witnessed by multiple personnel, documented
and investigated, and reported up the chain of command.
We sent information up, but no guidance came down.
I personally witnessed one of these events and investigated
others. Six other service members, all
direct eyewitnesses, have provided the information I share
today. The incursions began October
14th, 2003 when Boeing contractors reported a massive
glowing Red Square silently hovering over 2 missile defense
sites. After several minutes, it
drifted east and vanished behind the hills.
This event, now known as the Vandenberg Red Square, was later
referenced by Representative Luna during the first public
hearing on this topic. Official Air Force records
documenting it are now held by Aero and the FBI.
Later that night, while I was on duty, security guards at a
critical launch site reported a bright, fast moving object.
As I responded, the radio erupted with panic.
It's coming right at us now. It's right here.
Moments later, it took off It's gone.
When I arrived, 5 shaken witnesses described a massive
rectangular craft larger than a football field that hovered
silently for about 45 seconds before shooting away at
incredible speed. About a week later, another
patrol reported a strange light over the ocean heading toward
the base. Believing it to be an
unannounced aircraft, they declared an emergency and
launched an armed response. Before forces arrived, the
object descended, hovered briefly, or landed that had
vanished instantly into the night sky.
The witness was later threatened and told to keep quiet about the
incident, discouraging further reports.
And after that, things stayed quiet until 2005, when the
patrol reported a massive triangular craft, larger than
AC130, hovering low over the main base.
It drifted silently across the installation before disappearing
into the night. And then I had my own encounter.
I was off duty, sitting in my backyard at night with two
friends, and we noticed what first appeared to be a
satellite, but it's rhythmic pulse was unlike anything we had
seen. As we watched, it started
maneuvering like a butterfly and would vanish and reappear in a
different patch of sky. The object dropped steadily in
altitude and it vanished and then reappeared 200 feet over my
house. It was a huge glowing orb of
blue white light, but it appeared solid and the light did
not radiate from it. It vanished again and reappeared
a moment later in a different position.
The orb then gently accelerated and we watched it for about 40
seconds as it receded into the night sky and became
indistinguishable from the stars.
Just imagine how fast that things going to cover that kind
of distance in that short a time, 40 seconds.
These events profoundly changed my life and the lives of my
friends and Co workers. They were not rumors or
misidentifications. They were unresolved incursions
over one of the nation's most important bases.
We stand at a pivotal moment in history.
The question is no longer whether these events are real,
but whether we have the courage to face them.
True leadership requires vision, a willingness to confront the
unknown with transparency and resolve.
So I ask Congress to help we the people enact this vision.
There are three goals. One, fund independent research
and treat UAP study with the same seriousness as any other
scientific field. Two, end its secrecy and over
classification. Transparency is the foundation
of truth. Without it, witnesses like me
are dismissed and the truth remains hidden.
Protect the witnesses. Many stay silent out of fear for
careers, reputations, even safety.
Protect them and you embolden others to come forward.
These phenomena challenge our deepest assumptions about
reality, consciousness and our place in the universe.
Exploring them could unlock transformative breakthrough in
technology, biology, and human understanding.
Let this be the moment when America chooses courage over
fear, and transparency over secrecy and progress over
stagnation. Let's show the world that our
nation leads not only through strength, but in the fearless
pursuit of truth. Wow, that's pretty, pretty
encouraging, really. I have heard about these strange
UFO incursions over Vandenberg. The the one that was due to me
that I guess was these four Tic Tacs spotted by Senior Chief
Petty Officer Alexandra Wiggins. Pretty cool, but really
courageous. I guess if if we take these guys
at face value coming forward like this, pretty good stuff.
Hopefully something will come out of this.
I guess it's kind of baby steps. I still think that the real
disclosure for the most part is going to come on sites like
Newport where people just go up there, they put up their
sightings, they relate it first hand and then we can just look
at it that way. But it's good to see at least
some of these folks in the military rank and file members
coming on board. Maybe some of these guys don't
really have an intelligent background, but they've got
years and years of service and they seem like on the service at
least reliable witnesses. Hey, if you enjoyed the program,
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