Tim Gallaudet
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PersonMilitaryTim Gallaudet is a retired U.S. Navy rear admiral and oceanographer who advocates investigation of UAP, transmedium objects, and reports affecting maritime security.
Tim Gallaudet is a retired U.S. Navy rear admiral and oceanographer who advocates investigation of UAP, transmedium objects, and reports affecting maritime security.
Tim Gallaudet is an American oceanographer and retired U.S. Navy rear admiral whose career included command, weather and oceanography leadership, and service as acting administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. His professional work centered on maritime operations, environmental intelligence, and the safety of naval forces.
Gallaudet’s naval career joined operational command with oceanography, weather, and environmental intelligence. He led major organizations concerned with how the physical environment affects military activity and later served in senior roles at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. After retirement, he began speaking more openly about anomalous incidents and the maritime domain. His emphasis on objects moving between air and water reflects a professional life spent treating the ocean as an operational environment rather than an empty backdrop.
Gallaudet has described receiving an email during a Navy exercise that included the “GoFast” UAP video and a warning about flight safety, only to find the message later missing from his system. After retirement he became an outspoken advocate for transparency, scientific research, and attention to objects reported moving between air and water. He has also endorsed some broader disclosure claims that remain unverified publicly.
Gallaudet later created an organization and public research agenda around ocean anomalies, undersea infrastructure, and the need to bring maritime observations into the larger discussion. Books, papers, and conference appearances made him a full-time advocate after retirement. That second career extends rather than abandons the environmental focus of his naval service.
Gallaudet brought senior naval leadership and oceanographic experience into discussion of USOs and transmedium UAP. His recollection of an operational warning connected the issue directly to fleet safety and the treatment of military pilot encounters. Since retirement, that background has made him an especially visible advocate for investigating anomalous activity across both air and maritime domains.
[Retweeted] Logan Labby guarded priority-level-one resources at a classified space base with Air Force Security Forces. One night in 2008, he and two others watched a football-field-sized V-shaped craft drift silently overhead, visible only through night vision goggles. New episode: https://t.co/5wNAU2ah1j
Probed ingest of: Japan’s Defense Minister: “We Can’t Rule Out ALIENS!”
[Retweeted] "What's being released is not satisfactory to me.” — Ryan Graves In a new CBS Sunday Morning report, Graves raises concerns about the limited UAP evidence made public despite seven tranches of government records. The Disclosure Foundation welcomes these releases as meaningful progress toward greater transparency. However, significant gaps remain, including historical intelligence assessments, investigative findings, high-quality sensor data, and records held by government contract...
[Retweeted] Democratic house member @RepAndreCarson and Admiral @GallaudetTim are committed to the bipartisan fight for full disclosure. https://t.co/qwc3Uvw0FK
[Retweeted] Democratic house member @RepAndreCarson and Admiral @GallaudetTim are committed to the bipartisan fight for full disclosure. https://t.co/qwc3Uvw0FK
This past week in Disclosure: Oct 26 – Burlison: “If we lose the midterms, this effort will come to a complete halt” Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO), a member of the Oversight Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, told the Rebelliously Curious podcast that the congressional push on UAP depends on the Nov 3 result. Coverage. “If we lose the midterms, this effort will come to a complete halt.” … “Unfortunately, and I’m not saying this for political reasons, I truly think that this is...
Looking forward to another enlightening Sol Symposium in 2027! https://t.co/ZpUpinILTa [Quoted] Admiral (ret.) Tim Gallaudet has shown some of the most consistent and effective leadership on UAP and disclosure over the last years. Sol’s 2027 Symposium is a rare opportunity to encounter him in person, along with voices like Karl Nell and Hal Puthoff. Participate in history in the making and register now: https://t.co/9cFJpnIhWo
Former Rear Admiral and NOAA Administrator Tim Gallaudet says he knows several videos from USS Omaha that show a UAP going into the ocean without any disturbance to the water. "No splash". Says there's another one that shows UAP surface from the ocean with no splash and accelerate rapidly into space
[Retweeted] Admiral (ret.) Tim Gallaudet has shown some of the most consistent and effective leadership on UAP and disclosure over the last years. Sol’s 2027 Symposium is a rare opportunity to encounter him in person, along with voices like Karl Nell and Hal Puthoff. Participate in history in the making and register now: https://t.co/9cFJpnIhWo
Looking forward to appearing on @DrPhil’s podcast next month to discuss #UAP in the #ocean. https://t.co/JW8FzYCz6N [Quoted] Our own military pilots keep seeing things in the sky they can't explain. Not airplanes. Notdrones. Glowing balls of light that stop on a dime and take off faster than anything we've built. You and I grew up calling them UFOs. Here's the part that will get you: the government finally admitsthey're real. They just won't tell us what they are. I've been trying to crack th...
