Retired U.S. Navy Commander David Fravor was the commanding officer of Strike Fighter Squadron 41, the “Black Aces,” aboard the USS Nimitz in November 2004. During a training mission off Southern California, Fravor and 3 other aviators were redirected by the USS Princeton to investigate an unusual radar contact. He described chasing a small, white, wingless “Tic Tac”-shaped object maneuvering abruptly over disturbed water before accelerating away. Pilots saw the object for 5 minutes and 3 rad...

RT @wow36932525: #UFOx #UFOtwitter #UAP #NHI NEW. Retired U.S. Navy Commander Dave Fravor (Tic-Tac UFO Witness) "We've known for the las…

🚨Director Kevin Curran on Brian Binnie's UAP encounter A former Navy commander and test pilot who played a key role in early commercial spaceflight, notably piloting SpaceShipOne, the first privately developed aircraft to travel into space. He is currently in the news for a reported UFO encounter in his bedroom at 4 am, just days after a hard landing incident in the Mojave Desert. While he described seeing unusual, fluid moving lights... #ufotwitter #uapX Source: https://t.co/I9yXVvM5Lo

Bill Maher dedicated his latest New Rule segment to UAP, calling out the Pentagon’s drone narrative and pointing to testimony from Navy Commander David Fravor and fighter pilot Ryan Graves. The Good Trouble Show breaks this down further with an interview from former Police Chief Chris Grooms of Ord, Nebraska, who documented upwards of 50 UAP surrounding a town of 600 people in 2019-2020 — including objects hovering over a high school. The object Grooms personally encountered was silent, the s...

In 2004, a Navy commander watched a Tic Tac-shaped object drop from 30,000 ft to sea level in under a second. Radar confirmed it. Pilots saw it. The Pentagon has released the footage. It’s real. So what was it? And why can’t conventional physics explain it? EPISODE OUT NOW: https://t.co/iBWP9JD2tW