Firsthand Military Witness Goes Public - Four "TIC TAC" UAPs

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What incident occurred on the USS Jackson?

Alex Wiggins 0:45
No, they were all in sync at the same time.
Jeremy Corbell 0:49
This is really, really important. I want to emphasize this. In the video, we see two objects, and over the course of the 35 seconds of that video, those two objects stay... identically separated. They're separated by about a half an angle, 0.6 degrees. And that means they're moving in formation across the sky. And that is absolutely critical to ruling out planes, right? Because over 35 seconds, two planes would be going in vastly different directions. And yet here we have not only corroboration of the eyewitness accounts, but also ruling out distant aircraft, commercial aircraft.
George Knapp 1:37
This is Weaponized. I'm George Knapp coming to you from Las Vegas, joined by my friend and colleague, Jeremy Korbel, who is hiding out somewhere. How are you doing, Jeremy? I'm good, George. It's been a good day. How are you? It's been a good week. I mean, we were able to share with the world this video of an incident from February 2023 involving a U.S. warship, the USS Jackson, and a lot of discussion since the video came out, people trying to poke holes in it. We fortunately had some conversations and audio clips from one of the witnesses, one of the key witnesses on board the ship, But people are trying to wonder who was this guy who shared his thoughts with us, and maybe we need to tell them.
Jeremy Corbell 2:20
Yeah, I think that would be exceptional. If we could get somebody who was actually there, who was firsthand witness to this event series that we were able to obtain footage and put it out of, that would be exceptional. Everybody wants to hear from somebody that was there. But it's hard, man. It's hard to get people that were there to talk, especially if they're current, even though they're not talking for the Navy and they're talking for themselves. But I bet we're feeling lucky today, right?
George Knapp 2:44
Well, you've been working this for a while. I mean, you know, I should give you credit because, you know, it's scary for somebody to come forward, to agree to have their name and face out there, to suffer the slings and arrows that inevitably come from going public on this. But I think you've done a really good job of assuring this witness that he'd be okay if he came forward. We are careful about that. I mean, actually, we should tell our audience that. We tried to stop him from using his voice, right? We thought maybe that wasn't a good idea.
Jeremy Corbell 3:15
Yeah, look, he's not doing anything wrong. It's just that he was an observer to what it is we put out that video. He knows about it. He was there. And yeah, of course, like it's just it's different to put your face out there. And we did try to. But he's committed, man. He says, no, I know that video. I know what you're talking about. I want to talk.
George Knapp 3:33
And I'm really grateful. And of course, the context, Admiral Tim Galladet appeared at that last congressional hearing, made statements, shared about his own experiences in the U.S. Navy. The Navy has pushed the ball down the court, down the field, saying we want transparency, we want reporting, we want less stigma. Well, here we go. We've got an active duty U.S. Navy guy who is here to tell us what happened on the USS Jackson. You should introduce him. All right. So I'll let him introduce himself even. This is Alex. Alex, great to talk to you. Can we just start with what was in your decision making to come forward with this, both today showing your face and your name?

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