George Knapp

But then all of a sudden you see one make this playful little move as if it drops back in the formation and then comes forward again.

But again, this is a military filmed piece of UAP footage of

designated by our Department of Defense, or Department of War now, as UAP in formation.

And it's pretty interesting movement.

Its display of movement is what is interesting to me about this.

And I don't know if we reported on it with audio because I think I was keeping the individual in charge of the ship, you know, private.

But we did report that in Persian Gulf, there were instances where UAP would come above the bridges of ships and in one case flooded the bridge with so much light that

that one of the commanding officers said to us, and we do have a recording of this testimony, and I'm going to ask if we could put it out.

But when she, I want to say when she brought her hand up to her face, she said, it was so bright, I couldn't see my hand.

In front of my face.

That's really bright light.

That's not just like a spotlight being shined into the bridge.

So in the Persian Gulf, you know, we have a lot of military cameras and equipment.

So we have a disproportionate amount of footage from the Middle East with UAP because we have great sensors out there all the time flying around.

So that's a sensor bias of where you get more UAP is military filmed.

But anyway, so Persian Gulf is this place where we've heard a lot about UAP contact with military forces, including the light situation I just talked about.

Again, I don't see with my amateur eyes, I don't see any distinguishable wings or tail or fins or exhaust that would indicate the propulsion.

So let's see what people say.

Let's put it out and see if we can get more information.

But your government has labeled this UAP and you were never supposed to see this footage.