Ryan Bodenheimer

Yeah, I never really got while I was in and this could have changed.

You know, when I was flying fighters full time, that was never really an avenue for that.

I think I think maybe towards the end, you know, a few more discussions would happen with our intelligence, you know, officers in the vaults.

And but that was pretty much it.

Episode two, all right.

So this one, I think this one's probably my favorite one.

And the reason why is because I feel like I essentially got into a mini dogfight with the UAP.

And I'll never forget it.

I mean, what we were doing was we were coming back.

This is when I was actually on the Thunderbirds.

And we come back for a Thunderbird pitch where you come in, you're 400 or so feet above the ground and you're in tight formation and everybody pitches sequentially and then lands.

So this was at Nell's.

This was this was right by George's house here.

And so we're coming back in and I'm looking at the boss who I stay in formation position with.

And then something catches my eye.

And all of a sudden what I see is all the only way I can describe it is a triangle shaped.

fighter looking uap and the reason why i say fighters because this thing looked just looked like it was built for speed i mean if you look at the difference between a commercial airliner versus an f-15 it's obvious which one's built for speed right so this one had like a diamond or a triangle shape with the front of it uh kind of looking like a you know a copperhead snake you know it looks very aggressive and it had what looked to me to be some sort of

welding marks on it.

And it reminded me of the same look of a cyber truck.

Now, you know, now that I've seen that cyber truck, so I'm like, oh yeah, that reminds me of the UAP I saw.