In lieu of my own paraphrase, I include part of the video description stating the purpose for this video: "I'm a Department of War contractor, I worked as a Satcom network engineer for the Defense Information Systems Agency at Hiller Force Base in Utah and part of that job, when deployed units was set up their Satcom equipment. They'd call into us to do network builds for them. We'd get them connected into the network, monitor that traffic, and part of that was watching the drones and whateve...

In lieu of my own paraphrase, I include part of the video description stating the purpose for this video: "I sit down with former Army intelligence officer Caison Best, whose own unexplained broad-daylight sighting of a massive craft led him on a journey through the military and federal intelligence apparatus. After attempting to report the incident through official channels, Caison navigated an investigation by the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) before engaging in an...

One of the most earnest pilot witness testimonies I've ever seen about a UAP encounter. Seen on the The Safe Aerospace Podcast (with Ryan Graves). Must watch.

Looking forward to this one. Marine F-18 pilot turned commercial pilot has his worldview changed. https://t.co/w0qYOnYNt4 [Quoted] "It looks like the size of a 737. Like, it's big." A Marine veteran and airline pilot recounts the Houston encounter that ended his skepticism, and why he tells fellow pilots not to stay silent. New episode of the Safe Aerospace Podcast, today at 1pm ET: https://t.co/zSeOu436tO

"It looks like the size of a 737. Like, it's big." A Marine veteran and airline pilot recounts the Houston encounter that ended his skepticism, and why he tells fellow pilots not to stay silent. New episode of the Safe Aerospace Podcast, today at 1pm ET: https://t.co/zSeOu436tO

First episode premiering tomorrow at 1pm ET, don’t miss it! I’m excited to bring you new voices and experiences from our report collection. https://t.co/6qVUv7e5x0 [Quoted] For 26 years, Jason Judy watched the radar scopes guarding American airspace. What he saw there is the subject of Episode 1 of the Safe Aerospace Podcast. Ryan Graves and Jason go inside the radar room. Premieres tomorrow July 10 at 1pm ET: https://t.co/xuAtqlETq4

For 26 years, Jason Judy watched the radar scopes guarding American airspace. What he saw there is the subject of Episode 1 of the Safe Aerospace Podcast. Ryan Graves and Jason go inside the radar room. Premieres tomorrow July 10 at 1pm ET: https://t.co/xuAtqlETq4

Back in the chair https://t.co/6r0pWiicLM [Quoted] Safe Aerospace Podcast. Soon. https://t.co/kMq9K9Vd7h https://t.co/OFpKdj56rh

Safe Aerospace Podcast. Soon. https://t.co/kMq9K9Vd7h https://t.co/OFpKdj56rh