Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about UFO collides with fighter
jet. That's correct UFO collides with
fighter jet. Well, it looks like it's finally
happened, something we've been talking about for years now and
warning about one of these crazy UFO slice drones has gone and
collided with AUS fighter jet. And what it's even more amazing
to me is that it looks like they've kept this thing covered
up for about a year. Found this article over at
dailymail.co.uk says mysterious UFO collision UFO crashes into
US Air Force fighter jet over Arizona during terrifying
encounter. This is written by Chris
Mallory, assistant science editor for dailymail.com, dated
May 19th, 2025. AUFO slammed into AUS fighter
jet over Arizona, cracking the canopy, protecting the pilot and
forcing the $63 million plane to land, new reports have revealed.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the F16
Viper jet was hit by a quote orange white UAS, which stands
for Uncrewed Aerial System, better known as a drone, on
April 19th, 2023. So right off the bat, they're
going to go ahead and they're going to obfuscate the terms on
this. Within a day of it, this
collision, there were three more unidentified aircraft sightings
over the Air Force's Barry Goldwater Range where the
fighter was damaged, the document stated.
Barry Goldwater Range is an expanse of desert along the
Arizona, Mexico border where military practices air to air
ground combat. The FAA report of the F16
collision revealed that the fighter was flying in restricted
airspace near Gila Bend, AZ when it was hit by the object in the
rear of the canopy, the glass bubble which protects the pilot.
OK, so it was restricted airspace, which means that
nobody's allowed to have a drone there.
So if somebody had a drone, why were they allowed to have that
drone? Why isn't the Air Force allowed
to keep their airspace safe for their pilots?
And secondly, I don't see anything on this article talking
about the remains of that quote UN quote drone.
If this thing was a drone, well, where are the parts at?
Where's the crash from the drone at?
The whole thing sounds to me like a UFO hit this jet fighter
and they're just trying to write it off as a drone.
No injuries were reported. The Air Force did not reveal how
much damage the jet suffered, but the plane was grounded for
repairs. These new details come as
stunning as a stunning report from the Department of Defense's
All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office where they resolved.
Nothing in my opinion shows there have been hundreds of UFO
airports made in recent years and Arizona is becoming the
nation's new UFO hotspot. Well, wasn't it the All Domain
Anomaly Resolution Office that just told us here a while back
that there was no such thing as UFOs?
I mean, really, AERO serves as a centralized department which
looks into all things related to unidentified aerial phenomena,
sightings and reports which could impact national security
or air safety. Look at the kind of really
stupid attempt at folksy writing here.
Looks into all things it's not looking into anything as far as
I can see other than other than to cover it up.
This is this is crazy. It goes on here it says in
February 23rd an F16 Viper pictured was struck by an
unidentified flying object. That's the UFO folks that
federal officials believe was some type of drone.
Well, that's their belief. OK, we we get into this whole
thing of quantitative versus qualitative.
Quantitative what you think? Well, my feelings qualitative
what it is, we found wreckage. I'm not seeing any wreckage
here. OK.
It says it hits the back of this plane's canopy.
Well, how fast was it going? What kind of impact did it do?
Where's the pictures of the collision at?
It says the F16 collision is just one of 22 incidents
involving Air Force fighter pilots seeing or crashing into
strange objects between October 22nd and June 23, according to
arizonafamily.com. Most of the encounters took
place within 100 miles of Luke Air Force Base, where many of
the F16 fighter jets using Barry Goldwater Range launched from.
Although the FAA said there's no evidence that the collision
involves something extraterrestrial.
Well, is there any evidence that it didn't?
It's one of several recent UFO incidents that have plagued US
airspace over Arizona. Once again, where is the
wreckage of this supposed drone that hit the airplane?
You can't tell me you couldn't send people out there looking
for this. In fact, some of these strange
sightings involve swarms about the 8 mysterious objects flying
over Air Force training bases along the US border with Mexico.
Between 2016 and 2020, military pilots reported seeing
unidentified drone like objects over the state 8 times.
The new FAA details come as another government report shows
that there were 757 sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena
worldwide reported between May 2023 and June 2024 alone, and
only 49 of these cases have been solved.
Yeah. When incidents like the F16
collision occur, the pilot files a report, which the FAA
investigates using radar and other data.
If the incident involves a UFO, is sent to Arrow for further
investigation. Now, if this thing was a drone,
wouldn't they have been able to track it?
I mean, come on, It's supposed to be in restricted airspace.
At least 410 of these 757 new UAP reports from around the
world occurred over the US, with the vast majority being sent in
the FA sent in by the FAA between May 1st, 2023 and June
for and June 1st 2024. Yeah, UASSUAPS constantly trying
to obfuscate the terms. However, many more of these
encounters took place over restricted military airspace,
and the AAR report did not reveal where exactly these
sightings occurred. Well, they won't even think
about shutting these things down.
Why are these things allowed to fly?
It's a drone. It's over restricted airspace.
Why wasn't this thing just shot down?
Despite the secrecy, UFO whistleblowers are revealing
that many are taking place in Arizona.
And I hate to even mention this name.
That includes Louis Elizondo, a former government intelligence
officer who investigated these cases before leaving the
Pentagon. You, boy, they really like to
throw around these claims, don't they?
A lot of people reporting a lot of things out of Arizona,
particularly on the border. Elizondo disclosed.
Well, that's not a disclosure. Louis Elizondo is saying that a
lot of people reporting a lot of things out of Arizona on the
border. That's not a disclosure.
That's just Louis shooting off his mouth like he always does
and making a ton of money. Bob Thompson, he spent 14 years
with US Customs and Border Protection.
Also recently shared never before seen videos of UFOs
spotted over Arizona. I've seen orbs that were off in
the distance. I've seen craft that were cigar
shaped. I've seen triangles.
The whistleblower to Old News Nation.
I'm a little more interested in this guy's take.
Thompson added that over 100 CBP Border Patrol agents have
confessed to him that they have seen strange and unidentified
objects flying along the US border.
These sightings include US border agents witnessing
terrifying portals opening into the sky.
Now that's not a drone. OK, I've got what they I've got
told they witnessed a portal opening in the sky and there
were pictures of it on a camera that I was able to see.
Thompson revealed. Well then show us the pictures.
Although hundreds of these strange sightings sent to you
Arrow are still marked as open investigation.
Many in the government are blaming Mexico, not aliens.
Yeah, Mexico, a, you know, a country that really can't seem
to get itself together. I don't think it's the one with
the drones. I'm sure the the cartels are
using drones. But if it was a cartel drone
that hit this airplane, then why aren't we seeing the wreckage
from it #1 and why are they being allowed to operate in a no
fly zone? I mean, are we incapable of
keeping drones out of our own Air Force no fly zones?
I would hope not. Specifically, there's a growing
belief that the surge in unidentified drone sightings is
due to drug cartels launching high tech spy missions in the
US. We're seeing drones used as
scouting patrols to watch Border Patrol, News Nation border
reporter Ali Bradley explained. Unlike drones, which U.S.
government believed were launched by China, these new
drones are harder to detect and also larger so they can
potentially carry bigger packages of drugs across the
border. Well, if they're larger than why
are they harder to detect? That's what, once again, the
writing of this is really insufficient.
Trump administration borders are Tom Holman has added that many
of these sightings are likely high tech drones spying on U.S.
military bases in Arizona. As much as I like Tom, you're
making an assumption here, Tom. We don't know until we actually
shoot one of these things down and say, OK, wow, look, it's a
physical drone. So far as I know, we don't have
a single one of these things in our position.
That's why they're UFOs, unidentified flying objects.
Bradley noted that one of the cartel's top goals is to
infiltrate U.S. military facilities so they can stay one
step ahead of patrols and forcing illegal immigration on
drug trafficking. Seems to me like they wouldn't
really want to pick a fight with the military.
Seems to me that they would be more interested in ICE
operations. And we already know that these
guys have people placed in, especially in the Border Patrol
where they have individuals that are compromised that are telling
them what's going on. So that's they don't really need
to be messing around on a military base and, and risking
war with with the US military. The 49 AAR investigations that
have been closed, the UFOs were determined to be airplanes,
balloons, birds, drones and satellites that were mistaken as
alien aircraft. But once again, they're not
giving you any of the evidence. They're not they're not showing
you how they came to any of the conclusions.
They're just saying, OK, well, this is how it is.
Aero has recommended that another 243 cases be closed for
the same reason. Yeah, they pretty much close
everything, I think, unless it hits an airplane is what it
seems like to me. Yeah, really, really wild stuff
here. And still, I mean, we're being
told this happened, but the article is really short on
details. I mean, you're getting a little
bit here and there. You've got some cool pictures
with it, but we're not really knowing what the real problem
here is. Like I said, no talk about where
the drone itself or UFO itself ended up at that crashing of
this plane. No pictures of the airplane.
Just an awful lot of details left out of this article to
where to what they're what they're really suggesting is is
that well, there's this drug cartel drone flying over a
restricted airspace and it flew into one of our fighter jets.
Well, if that's even possible, we've got big problems.
They've compromised our military in that condition.
And that's about as words him as if it was a UFO.
So yeah, once again, how bad was this wreck really?
If it even got reported to the point we're hearing about it.
And here it is. This happened January 19th,
2023, and we're just now hearing about it almost a year and a
half later. Pretty pathetic really.
Now there's a pretty interesting video about a six minutes long
over at the Arizona family.com talking about some of these
collisions, near collisions, sightings of UFOs here at this
Berry M Goldwater range as a restricted airspace where people
aren't supposed to be at, but yet we're having close calls
with these drones. Reportedly there's articles
written by Morgan Lowe and Cody Lillitch dated February 22nd,
2024. This says the description of
what happened is briefly cryptic.
It contains the kinds of terms and abbreviations common in
government databases. F16 TUSTUS rear canopy struck by
an orange white UAS while operating within restricted
area. R2301 E Extent of damage
unknown. No injuries reported.
Approximately 46, WSG Gila Bin reads the Federal Aviation's
Administration's Unmanned Aircraft sightings report entry.
They're trying to keep these as cryptic and short as possible,
that's clear. This is just one of 22 instance
between October 22nd and June 23rd for Air Force fighter
pilots reported seeing or colliding with drones in mid
flight. It's a real problem, said Mike
Candidate, who is the chair of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
program at Prescott Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
He says there is potential for disaster when a drone gets near
an aircraft or as it turns out, a UFO.
I think it's akin to a bird strike.
I mean, you hit it, you hit it at the right place at the
fuselage of the cockpit area. Yeah, you could break down the
aircraft, said Canada. Well, think about it.
These things are made out of metal and plastic, probably a
little bit harder than a, than a bird even.
The Air Force is not commenting on the collision between the F16
and the drone. It occurred on January 19th,
2023. The synopsis in the FAA report
stated that no injuries were reported.
Arizona's Family Investigates submitted a request to the US
Air Force. The incident report.
At this time, we have not received the document.
Yeah, probably not likely to either.
And then it has some of these looks like about 7 pages of
these things listed. Luke Air Force advised F35
reported White sands from the left side while southbound at
8000 feet. There's one at 8000 feet.
Here's a here's a reported 4000 feet.
Here's one at 19,000 feet. Another one at 19,000 feet.
Here's another one they reported seeing at 25,000 feet.
Here's one at 36,000 feet. Observed the blue-green UAS
southbound at flight level 36,000 feet.
I don't know how many drones are fly at 36,000 feet.
Here's one at 17,000 feet. Here's one at 23,000 feet.
Sounds pretty high to me for a drone.
F35 reported 8 silver USA is between 16 and 21,000 feet.
Unmanned aerial. Now this is just the new code
word for UFO. 8 silver UAS between 16 and 21,000 feet.
Does that sound like these cartel members are flying
formations of drones? 8 of them at a time.
Luke Air Force Base, this one at 500 feet, 2 miles West of Saint
Luke. No evasion, no evasive action
taken. We've got real problems here,
man. It just seems like there's no
end to it. Here's 1/5 to 10 foot wingspan,
3:00 position 20,000 feet. So you got a 10 foot wide drone
flying at 20,000 feet. I mean, doesn't this sound
suspicious to anybody? Here's another one. 20,000 feet.
Four of these things flying 24,000 feet.
Advise F35. Now that's one of those really
expensive fighter jets. Reported a small metallic object
while westbound at flight level. 24,000 feet. 24,000 feet.
A small metallic object really doesn't sound like a drone.
Albuquerque air traffic control F35 reported UAS with South
southwest bound at flight level 20,000 feet 20,000 feet.
Really what are these drones doing at 20,000 feet?
Albuquerque uas while eastbound at flight level 21,000 feet.
It just keeps going. We got 1 here it says
Albuquerque air traffic Control Center advice F16 rear canopy
struck by by orange white UAS while operating with a
restricted area 23O1 E Extent of damage unknown.
No injuries reported. Approximately 46 miles West
southwest Aguila Bend. Maricopa County Sheriff notify
that was that was the one on the 19th.
A day later, here's one Albuquerque Route traffic
Control Center advised F35 reported UAS while southbound at
flight level 26,000 feet 26,000 feet.
Are seeing these things. February 14th, 2023 Albuquerque
route traffic control advice F35 reported UAS at 20,000 feet.
No law enforcement enforcement Luke Air Force Base advice F16
reported US at 3000 feet. Wow.
Albuquerque traffic control F35 reported USS southbound at
21,000 feet 2030 thousand feet. What are these things doing for
crying out loud? There's one from Albuquerque
22,000 feet. Another one from Albuquerque on
February 27th. 24,000 feet. Albuquerque has one here at
30,000 feet. Albuquerque 16,000 at 500 feet.
Albuquerque 16,000 feet. A drone a couple 100 feet up in
the air man, not 15 twenty 30,000 feet up Albuquerque Air
Route traffic center advised. F35 reported 4 UAS sensor hits
from multiple added altitudes at 17,000 feet, four of them
Albuquerque route traffic control advice.
F16 reported a white Gray UAS while southbound at 3600 feet.
I mean, wouldn't you think that the drug traffickers would want
to be operating below radar? Wouldn't they not want to be a
16,000 feet? Who in their right mind is
flying a drone at 20,000 feet over a restricted airspace?
Come on. Albuquerque 16,500 feet.
Luke Air Force Base, 19,000 feet.
Albuquerque 22,000 feet. Yeah.
And these last two. Albuquerque air traffic control
reported a small white UAS eastbound at 16,000 feet.
Air traffic Control Center advised F35 reported AUS sensor
hit well westbound at 15,000 feet.
I don't know. I think it's time to start
shooting these things down. This is crazy goes on here and
says most of the 22 Air Force reported drone sightings in
Arizona occurred within 100 miles of Luke Air Force Base.
The three of them, including the collision with the F Sixteens,
happened over a location called Restricted R 2-3 O1 E.
That is the airspace over Barry M Goldwater Range.
It is an expansive desert located South of Interstate 8 N
of Arizona, Mexico, border between Ajo and Yuma. the US
military uses a range to practice air to air and air to
ground combat. The Air Force uses that area to
train F35 pilots. The F35 is considered the most
advanced flyer jet in the world. December 13th, 2022 and F35
pilot reported seeing 4 drones over the Goldwater range and the
altitude of 20,000 feet. Another F35 pilot reported
seeing a drone at an altitude of 20,000 feet on February 14th,
2023. Look, they've got to shoot these
things down. Someone's going to get killed if
they don't. You cannot have these fighter
pilots flying around here speeds at at, you know, Mach 1, Mach 2
or whatever. And have these drones hovering
there at the in the very altitudes where they're at.
This is crazy. Officials at Luke Air Force Base
told Arizona's Family Investigates they are not
authorized to speak about the drone incidents over the range
or why drones would be in refuted Air Force airspace to
begin with and why they covering it up.
A spokesperson for US Customs and Border Protection told
Arizona Family Investigates that agency does not fly drones over
the Goldwater Range. Maybe somebody was just out
there trying to film, get a good shot of an F16 or do something
they weren't supposed to. On the other side of the coin,
maybe it was a foreign entity or somebody trying to get info,
said Canada, who operated drones in Afghanistan and Iraq during a
previous career. Canada says it would be
difficult, if not impossible, for a consumer drone to reach
the altitude reported over the Goldwater Range.
I'm thinking, yeah, 20,000 feet, probably not.
And I think they're making a big assumption here when they just
automatically assume that these things are drones.
In January of this year, a Chinese citizen was arrested
after flying a drone over a naval shipyard in Virginia.
Totally different situation. A22A2022 report by the Director
of National Intelligence stated that unidentified aerial
phenomena events continue to occur in restricted area, in
restricted or sensitive airspace, highlighting possible
concerns for safety, a flight or advisory or adversary collection
activity. Well, then why aren't you
shooting down? Whatever the reason for flying
drones over the range, the incidents appear to have stopped
after the second quarter of 2023.
We will update the story when we learn new information from the
Air Force. We're hearing about these things
all the time, but this one's a little bit different because it
was a collision with an aircraft involved and we hear about it a
year and a half later and then we go to these FAA reports.
We see that these things are happening all the time, these
near misses, and our own military doesn't seem to have a
lick of concern about it. I mean, I would be concerned if
I was a pilot of one of these airplanes driving, you know, 5-6
hundred mile an hour, thousand mile an hour or whatever, around
one of these Air Force bases where the airspace is supposed
to be clear, where there's not supposed to be anybody flying.
But yet you have multiple drones, quote UN quote, up to 10
feet, 20 feet wide operating at 1523 thousand feet.
This is nuts. I mean, you should be able to
look at the situation on the face of it and say, what's going
on here? You don't have to be a
conspiracy theorist to say, wow, something really, really
dangerous and suspicious is happening.
They're telling us that they're seeing drones all over the place
and these restricted airspace where they're practicing dog
fighting with these $100 million jets at the same time were to
believe they can't keep these areas clear.
That if some idiot is out there just flying their door at 20,000
feet the size of a piece of plywood or some spy or some drug
cartel member, Oh well, can't help that really.
Is there a reason that the US Air Force cannot keep the
airspace where they practice and train pilots at clear of other
air traffic? Why does that sound suspicious
to me and is there a reason that there was no wreckage found
after this UAPUAS, I'm going to call it a UFO crashed into this
F16 or whatever it was F15. Is there a reason we can't find
any debris from that crash? They're calling it a drone, but
I haven't seen one bit of drone debris.
I don't know. I guess we just kind of keep
following this stuff. This is the weirdest stuff ever.
It makes you wonder, are we being spied on by these
entities, whatever they are? And you know, there's acting as
overlords and our own government can't admit that they are
subjugated by these things and that they are forced to have
these things kind of come along here and like a dog, mark their
territory and they're just being good boys following orders.
Is that what's really going on here is that our own government
has subject has subjected themselves to some higher
entity, these ET things, whatever they are, and they're
afraid to tell the American people because they're afraid
the American people might revolt against being sold out to these
things. That's almost what it seems like
to me. This all this cloak and dagger
stuff about, oh, it was a drone. Oh, we can't keep people from
flying 10/15/20 foot wide drones at 20,000 feet in the middle of
a practice zone for our fighter jets.
Something doesn't make sense here.
The whole thing just stinks to high heaven.
It's just like when they find these cattle mutilations and
they tell you, well, nothing to see here, move along.
Couldn't begin to tell you how there was no blood found at the
scene. Couldn't begin to tell you how
this thing was dropped off into the middle of a passenger
somewhere with no tracks. Don't know what to tell you.
Just like when these people go missing in these national parks
and they find them a week or two weeks later, a month later in
the exact area where they had been searched for for a week,
and that they're just like they've been dropped there.
Nope, nothing to see here. I guess we just missed in the
first time. Yeah, but they've looked like
they've only been dead for a day or two and they've been missing
for a month. Don't know what to tell you.
Cause of death exposure. The whole freaking thing smells
of a cover up. Something's going on here.
I don't know what it is, but it's definitely not good.
But anyway, that's the update on this.
They're just now getting around to telling us about it.
Lots of details being left out. Don't really know what's going
on with this saying, but plenty of reports, a lot of F35 seeing
these things. Those are the real expensive
ones. It just seems like so much is
being hid from us right now, it's really hard to say exactly
what's going on. Until next time, this is your
full warning over now.