Navy Pilot Reveals Classified UFO Dogfight Experience (With Proof)

For 77 years, the U.S. government denied UFOs existed and called people who believed in them irrational. But on November 14, 2004, things changed near San Diego, California. The USS Nimitz carrier group, with a nuclear carrier and the missile cruiser USS Princeton, was doing training drills in the Pacific Ocean. An officer on the Princeton sent two FA-18F Super Hornet fighter jets to check out a real situation. The jets were doing training exercises but were now in a real mission. The pilots said they did not have live ammunition, adding tension to the mission.

The Princeton's radar had spotted unknown objects, called Anomalous Aerial Vehicles, for several days. Kevin Day, in charge of radar, saw over a hundred AAVs that week, describing them like snow falling from the sky. These objects flew up to 880,000 feet, much higher than normal aircraft. At first, they thought the radar was broken, but tests showed it worked fine. The AAVs were real and moving fast into busier airspace, proving they were dealing with something strange.

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