An experienced navy officer has shared his account of a strange encounter involving multiple UFOs.
It’s crucial to understand that a UFO, or unidentified flying object, refers to anything in the sky that cannot be immediately recognized. However, some sightings can be particularly unsettling.
US Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Alexandro Wiggins experienced such an encounter and detailed his observations from February 15, 2023.
Wiggins managed to persuade a skeptical radar officer of the unusual nature of what he was witnessing.
In an interview with the New York Post, Wiggins described how he saw the first UFO seamlessly rise from the ocean.
He emphasized that he was speaking in a personal capacity, not as a representative of the navy.
Wiggins explained: “From my observations, it did in fact come from the water.”
“It was first seen on radar and once I saw it on radar, I wanted to confirm visually what I was seeing on radar if it was clouds and atmospherics and something else.”
Wiggins then repositioned himself to the core bridge wing of the USS Jackson, trying to determine the nature of the object.
He concluded that the object didn’t seem to be a product of known human technology because of an unusual maneuver it executed.
The navy veteran, with 21 years of service, admitted this was unlike anything he had seen before.
He remarked: “It [was] rising into the air high enough to where I’m like, alright, that’s definitely: A. too fast and B. not something I’ve seen before.”
Wiggins observed three additional objects moving in a coordinated fashion away from the ship and relayed the sighting to a tactical officer before attempting to track the UFO on a Sapphire radar.
Earlier this year, a video capturing the Sapphire radar tracking the UFOs became widely shared on social media after being released by George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell on the WEAPONIZED podcast.
Wiggins described the skepticism he encountered when attempting to convince fellow navy personnel that he had witnessed something extraordinary.
On radar, the UFOs were visible as oval-shaped black spots moving effortlessly up and down before joining three other shapes.
Wiggins mentioned that one colleague suspected it was a plane, but he had a ‘checkmate moment.’
He detailed: “In utilizing the Sapphire system, you’re able to see silhouettes and heat signatures of different objects. So, in relation to the tic-tacs – once it went away at near instantaneous speed, we had some skeptics in ICC-1.
“About 30, 45 seconds pass, and I see an incoming or a passing by commercial aircraft. And so I tell the CSM, slew into that aircraft around the same location, and lo and behold, you see the air signature coming off the back. You see the wings perfectly. You see the tailwing. The side wings. You see the shape of the nose of the aircraft. You see it perfectly.
“It was kind of like ‘Checkmate,’ and he sat back down. Even if I were to second-guess myself [before], I no longer could.”