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Zulu
the vast expanse of Nevada's badlands
stretches endlessly to the horizon
hidden within these Mountain strongholds
are some of America's deepest and
darkest secrets secret aircraft and the
other legends of area 51 among these
sandstone canyons today there's a new
glimmer of truth shrouded in mystery
it's a story that demands to be told
these are the witnesses of one of
America's most unusual UFO encounters in
history Navy veterans and a band of
brothers that want you to know that what
they witnessed is real this is their
story
Petty Officer Jason Turner served aboard
the USS Princeton in 2004 his personal
conviction for democracy and patriotism
guides him in his search for the truth
this is an actual event that happened
and
I witnessed it aviation tech Patrick
Hughes a USS Nimitz veteran he speaks
for his shipmates who choose to remain
silent I'm one of those who has to see
to believe and obviously I've seen the
evidence of this so it exists Top Gun
air intercept controller
Kevin day and fire control Minh Gary
Voorhies both from the Princeton served
together in the ship's combat
Information Center they saw them first
whatever it is they are they wanted to
show themselves whatever they were I
don't think they wanted anything really
to do with us they were literally
breaking the laws of physics in my eyes
these sailors are here for truth and
vindication and their story goes back
over a decade to a time and place that
marked a departure for all of them both
in their Navy careers but also in their
knowledge of the limits of man's
technological understanding a
our world
[Music]
[Music]
looking out over the ocean toward the
horizon sun sea and sky form an endless
vista a never-ending cycle of tide wind
and waves here far from shore
strange events have unfolded these
stories stretch the boundaries of our
imagination and challenge our beliefs
this is a true story of such events from
the accounts of the sailors and naval
aviators who experienced them
professional military service members
who want the world to know that what
they encountered is real even more
troubling our military has no
explanation the answers seem to elude
everyone like reflections on the waves
yet they are out there
[Music]
November 10th 2004 90 miles southwest of
San Diego California in the Naval
Operations area
the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group under
complement of warships and the aircraft
of Air Wing 11 are conducting a routine
two-week training exercise nearby the
guided missile cruiser USS Princeton has
been tracking unknown aircraft that
appear and disappear from her
sophisticated Aegis radar screens the
spy-1 bravo radar is one of the most
advanced sensors ever deployed
Princeton's main role is air defense of
the Strike Group an Operations
Specialist senior chief day is in charge
of protecting the airspace around the
Nimitz my job was to man the radars and
ID everything that flew in the skies and
I also sat a position called anti-air
warfare coordinator where if we ever had
to go to war I was the guy that was
gonna launch the missiles in addition to
that was the air intercept controller
when the super hornets take off the
carrier I'm the guy that takes control
and takes him to the fight and get some
home safe there was a lot of experience
in that room the captain had 28 years I
had 18 years and the age of ship is our
newest weapons system afloat it was got
the spy-1 radar system phased array
radar system and I was in an expert on
that inside the combat Information
Center Chief days attention is focused
on the group of unknown aircraft on the
spy one screen he's trying to identify
them I was on watch and we were probably
a hundred miles I forget how far exactly
that day we were off the coast of San
Diego Southwest kind of off the coast of
Mexico Baja and I started to notice
these weird tracks that were popping
onto my radar coverage right about and
sank and landing island and the reason
why I say they were weird because they
were appearing in groups of five to ten
at a time and they were pretty closely
spaced to each other and there were
28,000 feet going 100 knots tracking
south and in the back of my mind I'm
thinking no that's kind of odd I mean
what I don't know anything that flies
like that they weren't on
Comair routes the commercial airline
routes I wasn't really that concerned
about him I didn't consider him hostile
for any any reason at all another watch
her too as I'm watching the same
formation appeared again and over the
course of three four days it probably
counted up to that point groups of five
to ten at a time they're probably 5060
tracks by then today Kevin and Gary are
still looking for answers they've known
each other for over a decade since their
Navy days gary was a third class petty
officer and fire control man back then I
worked on the aegis computer system on a
CD 59 guided missile cruiser the USS
Princeton I'm in charge of CC and data
recording and maintaining and operating
all the mainframes I run the system
they're both becoming increasingly
frustrated in their attempts to ID the
strange aerial objects which have no
transponders and fit no known flight
profiles the guys they work on this buy
one Bravo radar they they had come
across and said they were needed at the
system down for recalibration because
they were getting clutter or ghost
tracks and they needed to recalibrate to
get rid of them and once they did finish
all that recalibration and bring it back
up the tracks didn't disappear they were
still there but they were actually
sharper and clearer they were doing a
diagnostic tests on everything we had to
make sure it was not a system
malfunction and it turned out that it
wasn't these were actually real objects
my had despite the highest spy track
quality the possible on these cop on
these contacts in this situation I
actually started recording on all four
tapes at the same time that way it was
at one continuous loop and I was just
replacing them as they were you know
becoming full we failed utterly to
identify these things it didn't meet any
of the parameters for anything that was
known
in some cases they seem to descend from
space and then suddenly plunge to near
sea level in seconds
coupled with the unidentified nature of
the craft and lack of clearance these
extreme flight observations are very
troubling to the crew assigned to
protect the carrier group from aerial
threats Sunday November 14th morning the
Nimitz deck crew is busy watching fa-18
F Super Hornets helicopters and e-2
Hawkeye early warning plays permission
simulated air defense or 8x training
over the Pacific the winds are calm the
skies are clear and their perfect day
for flying
as they launched the black Asus squadron
has no knowledge of events happening
nearby the back of my mind that's when I
determined I was going to become
concerned about these objects is we were
getting ready to launch a whole bunch of
aircraft in that same piece of sky fast
Eagle climbs out to 20,000 feet and
heads to the cap station about 40 miles
south of the carrier the cap is a
rendezvous point used to form up with
the other airplanes the commander of
fast Eagle has over a decade in the
airway his wingman for the day is a new
pilot a young officer on her first
carrier deployment she's paired with a
senior pilot for backseat weapons system
officer for the mission he will manage
navigation and the advanced radar and
targeting pods on the aircraft
[Music]
overhead an e-2 Hawkeye from the
Wallbanger squadron is on station
directing the aircraft Bangor provides
eye on the sky command and control
during carrier flight operations back in
the combat Information Center on
Princeton the mysterious objects are
back and today is the first time senior
chief day as jets in the air that can
intercept the mysterious aircraft seen
these contacts i'm captain smith orders
me to intercept one on the side just i I
went back to the console I picked the
closest one that was to us and I was
gonna I would had intended to let the
Hawkeye do the intercept because they
already had control is easier they
briefed the captain and they agreed to
send the Hornets the air intercept
controller aboard Princeton called sign
charlie radios the Hawkeye and takes
control of fast Eagle
Charlie clean the e to radar operators
have been frustrated in their attempts
to get a radar return on the unknown
aerial target the Princeton is tracking
even with their 24 foot radar dish they
can't get a lock on the object or that
position in the sky real quiet on the
radio we're I'm just giving them bra
calls which is varying range altitude to
Blues unknown bogey brutal and basically
I'm just telling the aircrew where the
object is the bearing from them and the
range from him and the altitude so they
can drive towards it
[Applause]
[Applause]
Roger comparing two-seven-zero 41 miles
trail the next radio call takes everyone
by surprise tactical action officer the
TA Oh jumps on the radio her name was
lieutenant elders and she just
point-blank asks the fast to go flight
if they were carrying any type of
weapons and fat there were those stun
piles in the radio
Princeton we just have cation training
missiles in there not coming off the
rail we're in an exercise environment
and the last thing we wanted to do is
start shooting stuff now the controllers
have the pilots undivided attention
normally the squadron doesn't carry live
ordnance when training
oh no Cal I don't like this
[Music]
festival truly content 1 6 2 0 $34
[Applause]
Roger 34 miles at 8,000 a minute your
call as fast evil approaches the target
they see nothing unusual they're on
board radars can't get a lock on the
object
[Music]
what the merge plot means on the radar
you got two objects in the same vertical
piece of sky so when I'm looking at the
2d display it looks like a 1:1 radar
blob now
[Music]
as the Super Hornets approached the
target they see a disturbance on the
ocean surface it's about the size of a
737 and it looks like something could be
just below the surface soon as he got to
the merge claw position the object that
he was intercepted dropped from 28,000
feet down to 50 feet above the water in
point seven eight seconds as I found out
later the next day as the super hornets
get closer to the ocean disturbance he
suddenly spots another craft above it
a much smaller white object with an
oblong shape hovering then darting just
above the ways
the object is moving around erratically
seemingly focused on the Whitewater
the shape is similar to a tic-tac it's
smooth like porcelain it's not an
airplane
[Music]
suddenly the object begins to rise into
the air the strange craft begins
mirroring the turn rate of fast Eagle
the object is now at his 3 o'clock
position as he continues to turn with it
we had external communications in the
speaker in combat so everyone can listen
to it and the next thing I hear on the
radio going oh my god oh my god I'm
engaged I'm engaged
[Music]
the commander is now about a mile away
as he maneuvers his hornet to get behind
the unknown craft it's about the size of
an f-18 about 47 feet long and it has no
links as the dogfight unfolds he quickly
turns and dives to bring his Jets nose
ahead of the object to close the
distance
Oh
[Music]
suddenly the tic-tac Rockets past it's
gone beyond the horizon in the blink of
an eye as fast eagle returns to the area
of the ocean disturbance the object is
gone and the sea is once again calm soon
they land on the ship back on board
banger the flight crew has been
listening to the radio transmissions
from fast Eagle the crew has been
tracking the intercepts on their advance
display systems called the CEC
one of the radar operators who wishes to
remain anonymous
describes hearing the fear in the pilots
voices and he knows this is no drill I
had a good friend who who flew on the
hawk eyes we could call him Roger to
protect his identity because he didn't
want to come forward at this time but he
wanted to contribute to the story to
verify that it actually happened there
are five people in the airplane Roger
would have been seating in the the radar
officer seat which is towards the back
middle of the plane the side of each one
of them or behind him depending how the
chair is rotating his window suddenly
his attention is drawn to something
outside the hawk eye he and the entire
crew watch in disbelief as a tic-tac
object suddenly forms up on their eetu
and then just as quickly shoots away
from sight the crew is left in disbelief
as Bangor returns to the ship the crew
is shaken
the highly unusual events are troubling
but what happens next has haunted them
to this day
u.s. Navy officers quickly arrive and
escort the aircrew to a secure space on
the ship
as the crewmen begin to take off their
flight gear an officer begins the
debriefing by telling them this event
did not happen and they are given
non-disclosure agreements to sign
they're warned to never discuss this
event again again we're preparing for
the air defense exercise to know we got
all the squadrons launching off the
carrier they're all up gonna do their
functional check flags
senior chief de watched in disbelief as
the tic-tac UFOs reacted to the incoming
fighter jets all the objects in the sky
they all dropped out of this guy from
28,000 feet down to 50 feet based on the
spy one Bravo radar system the object
descended at over 24,000 miles an hour
that was unbelievable because normally
what would happen if that if a normal
aircraft did that first I would fly
apart it wouldn't be able to withstand
the g-forces and there would be multiple
sonic booms it would be boo boo boo boo
boo boo boo boo boo men this did not
make any sense from what I observed I
saw that it went from you know right
around between twenty-five and thirty
thousand feet down to sea level
sometimes they'd be going slower than an
object should you know to stay in the
air and sometimes they would be moving
faster than an object should from a
standstill so you know going high
altitudes low altitudes very quickly you
know just staying in mobile in my mind I
say can good god it's raining UFOs
because that's what it looked like what
it won't - - - - it was up quite amazing
a USS Princeton senior sonar operator
has come forward to say the ship did not
have any unidentified sonar contacts
during the encounters the towed sonar
array was not in use at the time the USS
Louisville a los angeles-class nuclear
fast attack submarine was also
patrolling the area the former captain
of the sub reported they had no unknown
sonar contacts during the events of that
week despite the observations by the
pilots after the intercepts both Kevin
and Gary climbed up to the ship's bridge
wing to get a better view of the objects
through the binoculars yeah we'd go up
to the bridge wing and look look at him
through the big eyes which is a heavily
magnifying binoculars that are out on
the bridge wing of the ship here's my
opportunity and we intercepted a UFO I
think even when I was off watch I was
usually up in combat anyway and I was
sitting at the console I just picked the
closest object to us and I got the
relative bearing from the ship slave
over to the relative bearing of about
the right altitude and saw this white
light in the sky
the movements were smooth too erratic
yeah they just moved from one point to
another it was always a very sharp and
clean movement they it always felt like
a constant speed not like speeding up
just you needed to go to that point and
it decided to do it at this speed and
then it would just go from nothing to
the speed they were gonna go and then
stop at the next point
meanwhile back on the Nimitz aviation
tech Patrick Hughes is working to secure
the classified data recorders from the
Hawkeye that encountered the tic-tac we
pull out the hard drives we call them
our MCS that call bricks because they
physically heavy like brick
they contain the software to run the
airplane
and they also record a lot of the data
that the aircrew sees during the flight
so we take the removable stuff we take
it out we go downstairs back to our shop
Patrick's job involves tracking the
chain of custody of the hard drives we
open up the safe put them in a safe
we've got tracking sheets so we know
what what our MCS are what airplane we
know who signed him out who put him in
the airplane who took him out of the
airplane as he gets ready to wrap up the
mission there's a knock on the door our
commanding officers there two other guys
in flight suit so I'm assuming were Air
Force officers because pretty sure that
seam segment they had on but they were
not on the ship earlier I did not see
him come on the ship so I'm not sure how
they got there but the skipper basically
said I need the bricks off the flight we
open the safe we put him in bags he took
them he took his two anonymous officers
and left the officers with the
classified hard drives in hand soon
board an HS sixty Seahawk helicopter and
leave Nimitz
soon thereafter petty officer Voorhies
has his own visit by unknown officials
on the Princeton once they landed and
everybody got off got off then about 20
minutes later I got called in to have
all my data recording tapes turned over
and then also told that I needed to
reload CEC because it had been wiped so
it was so I turned over all the tapes
and then they also said if there's any
even blank tapes to erase anything else
that's in the shop well they were
plainclothes people that came aboard on
the helicopter
it was my chain of command that took
that took control of the tapes for me
the helo left with them after that
because we went right back to flight ops
the link between the tic tacs and these
men is unknown how they became aware of
the UFO encounters and how they arrived
so quickly on board after the event is
also a mystery
the video you are now watching is the
actual gun camera FLIR footage of the
tic-tac taken by a later flight this is
the first video ever released by the US
government
showing military planes engaging UFOs
the advanced targeting pod known as
actual works in both TV mode and
infrared bow the film reveals no control
services no exhaust plume a uniform heat
signature and no visible means of
propulsion Gary and his shipmates saw
the flare film on their consoles and on
the secret land aboard the Princeton it
was a much clearer video you could see
the shape of the ship you can see it you
know moving I tried to go and get a disc
to come make a copy of it and by the
time I got back it was already off of
our hard drive off the secret land you
know had no access to it whatsoever
petty officer Jason Turner also saw a
much higher resolution version of the
FLIR film showing strange appendages
extending from the object they did have
some protruding at the bottom of it I
couldn't tell if they were curled back
or straight down Jason says the video
was approximately 10 minutes in length
and much longer than the video that has
been released I saw this video playing
and I'd asked him this what we're
training her foot was part of this
training that we're going through and he
said no this is real life and when I saw
it it was a very clear image a very
clear video and this thing was going
berserk like making turns like it's
incredible the amount of g-forces that
it would put on a human that this thing
was doing the the Jets were like trying
to trail this thing and it would just
run off and leave them they were just
gone and then it would come back and
then you would see it anyway I mean it
was it made a
a maneuver like they were chasing it
straight on it was going with them
this thing stopped turning just gone I
mean it that's the only way to describe
what it looked like just 11 years later
fighter jets from USS Roosevelt filmed
this anomalous object in 2015 like the
nimitz encounter they too were
conducting routine training when fleets
of UFOs were encountered by the violence
the limits encounters remain cloaked
secrecy for over 13 years the firsthand
testimony about UFO sightings is
practically unheard of for military
service members thanks to the brave and
honest accounts of the sailors and naval
aviators who have come forward to relate
their experiences and of the remarkable
videos they filmed that day the silence
has been broken I dealt with this on my
own for many many years and it was not a
very pleasant journey to go through
there's no one really believes you but
now things have changed and anyone out
there that struggling with this and
wants to reach out there is now a group
that you can reach out to and get help
and support and vindication it's
honestly been a little over leaving to
be able to actually talk about it and
how important that event really was and
not just keep blowing it off there's
people out here that you know really
need to know and want to know and you
have the support of me and Kevin the
other thing my other shipmates too
coming forward and decided to talk about
it my role is to describe the story and
convince people that yes this event
really happened and these objects were
really real but what they are I have no
idea it is something I want to know what
it is that's all reason I chose to come
forward to contribute to the story
because there is a story here there is
more information here more of us that
talk about it the better chance of the
full story coming together and it's
almost it's vindication for us that
other people are looking into it and you
know it we finally tell our story and
people listen
as we strive to understand these
encounters and come to terms with what
they mean there's something far beyond
the horizon and the limits of our
comprehension waiting waiting for all of
us
you
you
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