While I was reviewing some of the content I added over the last few days to wherearethey.info, I noticed a connection between what Kevin Campbell said on the Sept 3 episode of Safe Aerospace Podcast with Ryan Graves, and the drone videos dropped in May. Kevin is a former DISA contractor who monitored live MQ-9 feeds at Hill AFB for about eight months in 2023–24. He describes three sightings over the East China Sea and Yellow Sea, including a sphere tumbling above the water near a fishing boat...

Kevin Campbell, a former defense contractor, requested every military drone feed he could get. UAP skimming across the water. Three vortices. A laser line underneath. The drone zoomed in. Panned out. But then it was gone. https://t.co/NzogYIsH9u

RT @rosscoulthart: Excellent new interview from Ryan Graves' @SafeAerospace with Kevin Campbell, a former Defense Information Systems Agenc…

RT @rosscoulthart: Excellent new interview from Ryan Graves' @SafeAerospace with Kevin Campbell, a former Defense Information Systems Agenc…

Excellent new interview from Ryan Graves' @SafeAerospace with Kevin Campbell, a former Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) contractor and satcom network engineer. He worked Network Operations Center at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, for about one year (circa 2023–2024) witnessing several unidentified objects on MQ-9 feeds over the East China Sea. His role included supporting satellite communications for deployed units, monitoring network traffic, and watching live reconnaissance feeds (incl...

Hear what MQ-9 operators are seeing over East Asia, available now on all platforms. https://t.co/2GSxER3t7b [Quoted] “What did they see?” Former DISA contractor Kevin Campbell describes a spherical object he says he watched live on an MQ-9 feed over East Asia, and why the underlying footage should be preserved and analyzed. New episode: https://t.co/AjrnSnjXwV https://t.co/kEzsFGtFHk

“What did they see?” Former DISA contractor Kevin Campbell describes a spherical object he says he watched live on an MQ-9 feed over East Asia, and why the underlying footage should be preserved and analyzed. New episode: https://t.co/AjrnSnjXwV https://t.co/kEzsFGtFHk