Pilots Speak Out
Synopsis
The Department of Defense ran a $22 million effort in 2017 to document and research UFOs, revealing a growing interest in unexplained aerial phenomena.
Synopsis
Tim Gallaudet, a retired rear admiral in the US Navy, discusses the growing number of sightings by commercial and military pilots of unidentified aerial phenomena. These experiences date back to the 1940s and often go unreported due to fear of professional repercussions. In 2017, the Department of Defense allocated $22 million for UFO investigation. Pilots express concern over the lack of support and formal reporting channels for unexplained sightings, urging for changes to address these challenges in aviation.
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Why Watch
- Meet Tim Gallaudet, a retired Navy admiral with UFO insights.
- Find out why pilots fear reporting UAP sightings.
- See how technology is changing the study of aerial phenomena.
Did You Know
- The US Navy documented several hundred observations of unexplainable phenomena in military airspace.
- In 2015, Tim Gallaudet was in charge of all Navy meteorologists and oceanographers.
- 50% of pilots from the same airline as one witness reported seeing something unusual.
- The Department of Defense ran a $22 million effort to document UFOs in 2017.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What shape did the pilots describe the unexplained objects as?
The pilots described the unexplained objects as having a perfectly clear defined, cigar-type shape.
How much funding did the Department of Defense allocate to document and research UFOs?
The Department of Defense ran a $22 million effort to document and research UFOs.
What did Tim Gallaudet receive from the operations officer regarding UAP?
Tim Gallaudet received an email on the Navy's Secret Network with the subject 'Urgent Safety of Flight Issue' that included a video of a rapidly moving object.
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