Jeremy Corbell

right you see the the cross of of a normal aircraft you see the normal jets you see all that stuff in this footage you don't so it's not grainy it's actually giving you more information than if you had a normal camera we should point out going into this and we're about to see the video um

right you see the the cross of of a normal aircraft you see the normal jets you see all that stuff in this footage you don't so it's not grainy it's actually giving you more information than if you had a normal camera we should point out going into this and we're about to see the video um

Yeah, it's almost like a joke. Some of the guys on these ships say we're almost immune to it. We don't even report it sometimes up the chain of command. It's not a direct threat to us. We're on mission for something else or we're just moving out. Like in this case, we're moving out from like a, you know, really unhostile area just off of the coast of California, our favorite sweet spot for UFOs.

Yeah, it's almost like a joke. Some of the guys on these ships say we're almost immune to it. We don't even report it sometimes up the chain of command. It's not a direct threat to us. We're on mission for something else or we're just moving out. Like in this case, we're moving out from like a, you know, really unhostile area just off of the coast of California, our favorite sweet spot for UFOs.

Yeah, it's almost like a joke. Some of the guys on these ships say we're almost immune to it. We don't even report it sometimes up the chain of command. It's not a direct threat to us. We're on mission for something else or we're just moving out. Like in this case, we're moving out from like a, you know, really unhostile area just off of the coast of California, our favorite sweet spot for UFOs.

Yeah. So this is February 15th, 2023, Warning Area 291, which is just off the coast of California, right in that sweet spot, you know, where a lot of the activity was seen on the West Coast. The platform that this is filmed on is the Star Sapphire, which is the same thing as the USS Omaha. The USS Jackson is the ship in 2023 in the Combat Information Center where this was filmed.

Yeah. So this is February 15th, 2023, Warning Area 291, which is just off the coast of California, right in that sweet spot, you know, where a lot of the activity was seen on the West Coast. The platform that this is filmed on is the Star Sapphire, which is the same thing as the USS Omaha. The USS Jackson is the ship in 2023 in the Combat Information Center where this was filmed.

Yeah. So this is February 15th, 2023, Warning Area 291, which is just off the coast of California, right in that sweet spot, you know, where a lot of the activity was seen on the West Coast. The platform that this is filmed on is the Star Sapphire, which is the same thing as the USS Omaha. The USS Jackson is the ship in 2023 in the Combat Information Center where this was filmed.

So again, the Sapphire is like, it's a multi-spectral imaging system. So it's got FLIR. It's got, you know, a couple of different kind of imaging systems it has, but this is at night. So they're using FLIR. So basically, in 2023, the U.S. Navy encountered four tic-tac-shaped UAP off the coast of California. One is kind of featured because that's what it punches into in this footage.

So again, the Sapphire is like, it's a multi-spectral imaging system. So it's got FLIR. It's got, you know, a couple of different kind of imaging systems it has, but this is at night. So they're using FLIR. So basically, in 2023, the U.S. Navy encountered four tic-tac-shaped UAP off the coast of California. One is kind of featured because that's what it punches into in this footage.

So again, the Sapphire is like, it's a multi-spectral imaging system. So it's got FLIR. It's got, you know, a couple of different kind of imaging systems it has, but this is at night. So they're using FLIR. So basically, in 2023, the U.S. Navy encountered four tic-tac-shaped UAP off the coast of California. One is kind of featured because that's what it punches into in this footage.

And it's personnel from the USS Jackson in the Combat Information Center that filmed it. One of the vehicles... of unknown origin, was observed exiting the water. So we'll talk about that. Not on the camera. This is how it got sighted in the first place.

And it's personnel from the USS Jackson in the Combat Information Center that filmed it. One of the vehicles... of unknown origin, was observed exiting the water. So we'll talk about that. Not on the camera. This is how it got sighted in the first place.

And it's personnel from the USS Jackson in the Combat Information Center that filmed it. One of the vehicles... of unknown origin, was observed exiting the water. So we'll talk about that. Not on the camera. This is how it got sighted in the first place.

They're up on the bridge and someone sees a craft come up out of the water, almost like doing a systems check, just slowly rising up out of the water. And then it transitioned directly into flight, which is, you know, demonstrating kind of what on your Netflix show it showed, which is true transmedium capability. moving from water to air and maybe beyond seamlessly.

They're up on the bridge and someone sees a craft come up out of the water, almost like doing a systems check, just slowly rising up out of the water. And then it transitioned directly into flight, which is, you know, demonstrating kind of what on your Netflix show it showed, which is true transmedium capability. moving from water to air and maybe beyond seamlessly.

They're up on the bridge and someone sees a craft come up out of the water, almost like doing a systems check, just slowly rising up out of the water. And then it transitioned directly into flight, which is, you know, demonstrating kind of what on your Netflix show it showed, which is true transmedium capability. moving from water to air and maybe beyond seamlessly.

And you'll see there's no flight control surfaces. There's no conventional propulsion signatures like heat plumes, exhaust. UAPs were detected and observed. This is very fascinating. In an instantaneous synchronized departure, like all four of them. We know it's not camera artifacts, which we'll get into later.

And you'll see there's no flight control surfaces. There's no conventional propulsion signatures like heat plumes, exhaust. UAPs were detected and observed. This is very fascinating. In an instantaneous synchronized departure, like all four of them. We know it's not camera artifacts, which we'll get into later.

And you'll see there's no flight control surfaces. There's no conventional propulsion signatures like heat plumes, exhaust. UAPs were detected and observed. This is very fascinating. In an instantaneous synchronized departure, like all four of them. We know it's not camera artifacts, which we'll get into later.