Jeff Nuccetelli
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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And I've got my head out the window, you know, and I'm looking for things, listening to the transmissions. And I remember distinctly a moment where they called in and they said, it's shot off, it's gone. So there was like a lull. And I was hearing transmissions from other patrols and posts down on South Base. They're like, yeah, yeah, I've got visual, you know, and I've lost visual.
So it was really chaotic. So I get to the site. I get to the entry control point. And there's five people that are working there on duty. They're all together. I think they were all together when this happened because they had heard the patrol call and the weird lights. So everybody kind of congregated at the entry control point. to watch what was going on. And I talked to everybody.
I got written statements. And what happened was they, just like I said, they watched this thing acting weirdly. They couldn't really see any details. It's a strange glowing light performing not like an aircraft, moving erratically. And then they said it just zoomed in. And as it approached, the light went out. And then it just stopped and hovered at low altitude, very near the entry control point.
And they said it was just so massive, it was hard to describe. At least 100 yards, but probably more because it was this black matte color. And they described it, again, as either like rectangular or possibly square. Absolutely no noise. And they were all together observing it. And then it just shot off like a cannon and vanished.
It could be. It absolutely could be. The time frame, as long as the observational period, I believe the initial red square event, they did observe it for, you know, 10 minutes or more. I think it was there for a while. But this one happened very quick. This all unfolded within a few minutes, and then they observed it for about 45 seconds, and then it was gone.
The Red Square was 8.45 in the morning. This was around midnight or...
They described it as... it looked like it was getting bigger and the light was getting brighter as it came in. So it would kind of almost look like an aircraft on approach with like really bright approach lights on. But then as it got closer, the lights just went out. Wow. Was there also a landing? Yeah.
In that same time period, we know that the landing occurred sometime between October 14th and October 31st. because the direct eyewitness deployed to Iraq on Halloween night. And he's another close friend of mine. We worked together. I was his supervisor. And that particular night, he was on a security patrol located near the flight line. And him and his partner, same thing.
They observe a strange, weird light over the Western Ocean. They know this was weird because the flight line at the time was shut down. No aircraft inbound or outbound. And as police, we know that. We track aircraft coming in and where they're parked and things like that. So they knew the flight line was shut down and not active. All the runway lights were off.
And they see a light, again, like just kind of out there over the ocean, very bright, kind of moving strangely. They observed it for some period of time. And eventually they called it in over the net. They're like, we've got another weird light. It doesn't look like an aircraft. It's just kind of out there. And this kind of unfolded very rapidly, too.
So it looked like it was getting closer and it looked like it was dropping in altitude and looked like it was an aircraft on approach. Now, we have incidents like that happen. in the Air Force, and it's called an unannounced aircraft arrival. And it's one of the most serious security events we can have in the Air Force. You cannot have unknowns approaching and landing on your base, right?
So it looks like it's approaching. So they called in, be advised we have a possible unannounced aircraft arrival. So this triggers a massive response. People start to respond. And I was not on duty for this because my guy was actually assigned to another flight. That's why he was on security. He was typically a law enforcement troop.
But because of manpower and he was getting ready to deploy, he was backfilling another flight. So anyway, they call it in. People are responding. And as that's happening, it rapidly comes down. to the runway. They lose sight of it behind some trees. There's a tree line between the witnesses in the flight line. They can only see this weirdish whitish blue light.
They watch it drop below the tree line. So the trees are, you know, 30 or maybe 50 feet tall. And then it comes down and either hovered or landed directly on the flight line. And then according to my friend Grant that called it in, he said as soon as it was there, it was gone. It just instantaneously shot into the sky and accelerated and vanished into the night sky.
So it was just there for like a flash. And by the time the security patrols arrived on scene, there was nothing there. So that case was different. Because after they kind of wrapped up the incident and they took all the data, my buddy and his partner were approached by an Air Force colonel. They came out to their post. They were still on duty.
They came out to their truck and met with them and did kind of an impromptu, unofficial debriefing. He wanted to know what they saw. He was interested in all the data. They told him what they could. They didn't really have any details. They never saw anything other than a light. There's this weird big light that landed. So that happened.
And then either the next day or within a few days, my friend was called in and debriefed. And that became very uncomfortable. He was made to feel uncomfortable. He felt like they were inferring that he did something wrong, that he probably shouldn't have called it in. So things got very sketchy.
He was forced to sign documents he can't quite remember, like if that was an NDA or it might have just been another statement, more detailed narrative. But it was very uncomfortable. And they basically sent him a message like, you know, you need to keep your mouth shut.
Yeah. And this guy, this guy is not easily intimidated, man. He grew up in Oklahoma. He's like a rancher. He used to go jogging during mortar attacks in Iraq. This guy is not rattled, dude. And he was rattled bad to the point where when that happened, he he drove directly to my house, knocked on my door. I was like, dude, I don't know what is going on, but they scared the shit out of me.
We're in trouble. So, yeah. So the attitude and everything changed after that landing. Okay. We started to be more careful about who we're talking to.
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