I have 10K flight hours logged on the P3 Orion aircraft in the Navy. I was the flight engineer. I saw a UFO in the Azores in August of 1980. It exhibited jaw dropping aeronautical capabilities. I instantly knew it was not anything in the military inventory and I watched it disappear when it shot straight up and left the atmosphere into deep space. It literally disappeared into the Milky Way when I couldn't track it anymore. Back then I had 20/10 vision which means what a person with 20/20 vision can see at a thousand feet I could see it just as well at 2000 feet. I lost sight of it in five or six seconds.
Could it by any chance have been something like a laser pointer projection? I'm asking seriously with all due respect, because it's something that I have wondered and this is the first chance that I have had to directly ask the question to a military eyewitness. If your answer is "no", I'm willing to accept that, especially considering your excellent vision at the time. And, thank you for your service.
In San Diego County, during Covid lockdowns, it was prohibited to go to the beach. People were being ticketed like $1,000 for parking in beach parking lots and just watching the water from inside their car. Meanwhile, there were many people in Carlsbad (just south of Camp Pendleton) who had ocean views from their homes or were on the beach illegally who claimed they saw a craft come up out of the ocean and fly away rapidly. Someone even got a photo and posted it on Nextdoor. The discussion on Nextdoor basically concluded that the military was taking advantage of the lack of public scrutiny to test an advanced craft. Do you have any thoughts/comments about that?
I have 10K flight hours logged on the P3 Orion aircraft in the Navy. I was the flight engineer. I saw a UFO in the Azores in August of 1980. It exhibited jaw dropping aeronautical capabilities. I instantly knew it was not anything in the military inventory and I watched it disappear when it shot straight up and left the atmosphere into deep space. It literally disappeared into the Milky Way when I couldn't track it anymore. Back then I had 20/10 vision which means what a person with 20/20 vision can see at a thousand feet I could see it just as well at 2000 feet. I lost sight of it in five or six seconds.
And you and the other flight engineer(s) made a report to your superiors. Right? I'm curious to hear the rest of the story, mate.
Making such a report would usually result in a re-evaluation of your psych profile, right?
Think about it this way. Why did it let you see it? Do you think it lead you to it's home or what it wanted you to think where it was from?
Human tech.
Breakaway civ.
Come back as God's?
Could it by any chance have been something like a laser pointer projection? I'm asking seriously with all due respect, because it's something that I have wondered and this is the first chance that I have had to directly ask the question to a military eyewitness. If your answer is "no", I'm willing to accept that, especially considering your excellent vision at the time. And, thank you for your service.
In San Diego County, during Covid lockdowns, it was prohibited to go to the beach. People were being ticketed like $1,000 for parking in beach parking lots and just watching the water from inside their car. Meanwhile, there were many people in Carlsbad (just south of Camp Pendleton) who had ocean views from their homes or were on the beach illegally who claimed they saw a craft come up out of the ocean and fly away rapidly. Someone even got a photo and posted it on Nextdoor. The discussion on Nextdoor basically concluded that the military was taking advantage of the lack of public scrutiny to test an advanced craft. Do you have any thoughts/comments about that?
Navy and Submarine crew have some fascinating stories. I think the real issue is inner space not deep space.
VERY cool🐸👌