A new twist in the Gimbal UFO mystery. If the Navy pilots were as amazed as they sounded, why were they casually banking at 30° instead of hitting their afterburners and banking at 90° to pursue the object? Retired F-16 Top Gun instructor Beau Rogers raises the question. From my recollection, the pilots did pursue the objects. Does anyone know more?

The 15th episode of a series I've been making with Dan about his career as a test pilot instructor for the USAF. In this much longer episode, we talk about his 4 UAP encounters, from a huge black triangle over Edwards AFB, to a sighting of a craft covered in plasma the same night as Rendlesham, a very close encounter with a white ball of plasma, and a beam of light while he was outside. Timestamps added for those not interested in aviation stuff.

The 15th episode of a series I've been making with Dan about his career as a test pilot instructor for the USAF. In this much longer episode, we talk about his 4 UAP encounters, from a huge black triangle over Edwards AFB, to a sighting of a craft covered in plasma the same night as Rendlesham, a very close encounter with a white ball of plasma, and a beam of light while he was outside. Timestamps added for those not interested in aviation stuff.

RT @JeremyCorbell: 40 years ago today, TOP GUN showed you the sky belonged to the best of the best. Today, SLEEPING DOG shows you what els…