Navy Footage Shows Four UFOs Emerge from the Ocean

In a stunning and unexplained event, U.S. Navy personnel aboard the USS Jackson recorded four Tic Tac-shaped unidentified flying objects (UFOs) emerging simultaneously from the Pacific Ocean before accelerating into the sky and vanishing from radar.

The event occurred in Warning Area 291, a restricted military zone off the California coast known for past UFO activity including the now-infamous 2004 USS Nimitz sighting.

The sighting was revealed by investigative journalists George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell, hosts of the Weaponized Podcast. According to an anonymous combat information center operator on the USS Jackson, the objects appeared suddenly and ascended in synchronized formation.

“All in synchronous, jetting into the abyss,” the sailor told the podcast.

“They all left together. Within seconds, they were gone from radar.”

Former Department of Defense analyst Marik Von Rennenkampff reviewed data from the time of the incident and confirmed no U.S. military aircraft were in the area. He expressed doubt that the sighting was part of a secret government operation.

“It just doesn’t add up. There are more appropriate locations for testing advanced tech,” Von Rennenkampff said.

The objects’ size, shape, and behaviour drew immediate comparisons to the 2004 USS Nimitz incident, where Navy pilots encountered a similar Tic Tac-shaped craft performing impossible aerial manoeuvres near the water’s surface.

The USS Jackson

Top Gun pilot Cmdr. David Fravor, who investigated the 2004 sighting, testified before Congress that the object responded intelligently to his aircraft and disappeared at speeds that defied physics  all while matching a pre-designated rendezvous point.

Both sightings occurred in the same waters off Southern California, further fuelling speculation about long-term unidentified activity in the area.

Given the objects’ oceanic origin, some experts believe we may be dealing with Unidentified Submersible Objects (USOs) capable of operating beneath the surface and in the air.

This raises questions not only about advanced propulsion systems but the potential presence of unknown technology or intelligence in our oceans.

The Department of Defence has not commented publicly on the incident. But with more military personnel and analysts speaking out, and with credible footage now emerging from multiple sources, the push for transparency is growing.

As Corbell stated:

“These events are real, repeatable, and relevant to national security. It’s time we take them seriously.”

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