CHILLING new UFO footage shows a US warship engaging two “Tic Tac” aircraft while four mysterious objects dart around the destroyer.
The objects are captured taking off in a “sychronized” flight off the coast of southern California, stunning sailors aboard the USS Jackson, who claim to have seen four total.
New video footage shows the incredible moment two UFOs emerged from the ocean during the February 2023 incident.
Their shape resembles a 2004 sighting of a Tic Tac-shaped UFO in the same waters, which was investigated by a top-secret government program.
One of the stunned sailors told News 8 Now, “All we saw were the four of them.”
“All in sync, jetting into the void.
“All four, timed together, and then left. And we were like, Holy S***.
“The second they left, maybe three or four seconds later, I ran to my station and checked my radar; they were all off radar. That was it; they all zoomed off.
“But it’s clear that they’re communicating with one another and following a three, two, one countdown. Let us all go. I believe that unless one entity controls all four, they will all leave at the same time.
Former defense department analyst Marik Von Rennenkampff added fuel to the UFO fire by analyzing flight data from the exact time and location of the sighting, concluding that no US aircraft were in the area.
He replied, “I don’t think it’s ours. I believe there are better places for us to display that type of equipment to unwitting sailors.
“That just doesn’t make sense.”
The latest incident, which includes chilling footage, bears similarities to the infamous Nimitz incident from two decades ago.
On November 14, 2004, several pilots encountered an unknown flying object as it sped over the Pacific near Mexico.
Pilot David Fravor was one of four people in two fighter jets dispatched to monitor the object after it was discovered by his superiors on board the USS Nimitz.
He told CNN at the time that they discovered a disturbance above the water that was causing the sea to foam, as well as “a white object, oblong, pointing north”.
He continued, “It had no wings. So you think, ‘Okay, it’s a helicopter,’ but there’s no rotor wash in the water, no rotors, and helicopters move slowly from side to side before picking up speed going the other way.
“This was very abrupt, like a ping-pong ball bouncing off a wall. It would hit, then go the other way, changing directions at will.
“Then the ability to hover over the water then start a vertical climb from zero up to about 12,000ft and then accelerate in less than two seconds and disappear is something that I’ve never seen in my life.”
When asked about those who might be skeptical of the claim, he said, “It’s easy to doubt what we can’t explain, and this isn’t the first report of people seeing a UFO.
What is the ‘Tic Tac’?
THE Tic Tac UFO is a mysterious flying object that several U.S. pilots and experts claim to have seen in recent decades.
The first well-documented sighting occurred off the coast of San Diego in 2004, when pilots from the USS Nimitz carrier strike group detected the object.
Commander David Fravor believed it was beyond human technology because it had extreme acceleration and no visible propulsion.
Then, in 2015, pilots aboard the USS Roosevelt off the East Coast recorded footage of unidentified moving objects.
They also exhibited no means of propulsion and traveled at high speeds.
Alien fanatics are looking for more Tic Tac-shaped space paraphernalia, including a Russian military base that appears to be a Tic Tac UFO “charging hub” due to online speculation.
The Pentagon has acknowledged other declassified encounter videos but has been unable to explain them.
“In this situation you’re talking about four people, all eyeballs on, ranging in experience from relatively new in a fleet squadron… to myself who had over 16 years of flying.”
And fellow F-18 pilot Lieutenant Chad Underwood flew out and captured the object on video, which was published by the New York Times in 2017.
This sparked outrage and curiosity about the government’s knowledge of UFOs.
The sighting was not investigated extensively until 2008, when the Defense Intelligence Agency looked into it.
Both Fravor and Underwood expressed disbelief at the similarities between the infamous Nimitz incident and the most recent sighting, raising the question of whether the UFOs were returning or never left in the first place.
