Firsthand Military Witness Goes Public - Four "TIC TAC" UAPs

Summary

In February 2023, crew members of the USS Jackson reported witnessing four unidentified flying objects off Southern California, including a glowing Tic-Tac-shaped craft. Active-duty Navy service member Alex Wiggins recounts the harrowing experience of seeing these objects display extraordinary flight capabilities. This incident echoes earlier reports of similar unidentified phenomena in the area, including the famous 2004 Tic Tac sightings.

Key takeaways

• 1USS Jackson encounter with four unidentified objects in February 2023
• 2Active-duty Navy service member Alex Wiggins shares his eyewitness account
• 3The Tic-Tac-shaped object was observed emerging from the ocean
• 4The objects were detected on multiple sensors and recorded on video
• 5Unidentified objects frequently encountered by sailors in the same area since the 2004 incident
• 6The phenomena appear to be tied to UAP sightings previously recorded by the U.S. Navy

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