Anonymous ID: e462c8 Feb. 11, 2022, noon No.15603607   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>3665 >>3670 >>3732 >>3852 >>3931 >>4168 >>4297 >>4359

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>>15602972 (PB)

>BREAKING: U.S. intelligence community believes Russia's invasion of Ukraine will begin next week - PBS

 

New infrared image shows 'swarm' of flashing 'Tic-Tac shaped' UFOs chase four US Navy destroyers off California coast at 70mph and hover over them for WEEKS - with at least one falling into the water: Mystery deepens as Navy fails to identify it

 

A grainy new image has been released by the Navy showing what appears to be three small dots, representing unmanned aerial systems (UAS)

Three devices appeared about the USS Paul Hamilton on July 17, 2019, and said a 'swarm' appeared in and out over the course of three hours

Other ships off the coast of California also reported several occurrences of UAS and 'red flashing lights' throughout July, starting on the 14th

The Navy said in April 2021 that it was unable to identify the objects and the Department of Defense has since declined to comment

By ALYSSA GUZMAN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

 

A newly released infrared image showed a 'swarm' of three 'Tic-Tac shaped' UFOs chase four U.S. Navy destroyers off the coast of California.

 

The grainy image has been released by the Navy and shows what appears to be three small dots, representing unmanned aerial systems (UAS), hovering near the USS Paul Hamilton. It was one of the many occurrences Naval ships saw over the course of weeks, as many destroyers spotted these contraptions in July 2019.

 

These three UAS appeared near the ship around 8pm on July 17 shortly after the USS Paul Hamilton cut location broadcasting via the Automatic Identification System (AIS). Ships are not required to broadcast their location 24/7 and usually disable the transponder in situations that call for heightened security.

 

This decision was not reflected on the ship's deck log, but earlier in the month, logs indicate that other ships in the area also turned of AIS during UAS activity.

 

Additionally, the USS Paul Hamilton's log did indicate that the UAS appeared shortly after it had turned its navigation lights on.

 

Shortly before 8pm, one UAS was spotted one nautical mile away. Twenty minutes later, the timeline indicates that two more were seen, with one falling into the water, The Drive reported after viewing documents it received through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. The ship reported seeing red, flashing lights.

 

Roughly 30 minutes later, the USS Paul Hamilton reported a 'UAS swarm' and by 9:11 p.m., one UAS was directly above at 2,000 feet. By 9:15, the UAS moved away from the ship at almost 70mph before returning less than 10 minutes later.

 

The USS Hamilton reported that the 'swarm' lasted almost three hours from 7:56 p.m. to 10:39 p.m.

 

An infrared image showed the three UAS off of the USS Paul Hamilton on July 17th, 2019. A 'swarm' of them hovered near the ship for several hours, in just one of the many occurrences Naval ships saw over the course of weeks

 

USS destroyers on patrol in July 2019 were suddenly swarmed by flashing, tic-toc shaped drones, which were able to travel long distance at high speeds

 

USS destroyers on patrol in July 2019 were suddenly swarmed by flashing, tic-toc shaped drones, which were able to travel long distance at high speeds

 

The total number of UAS spotted by the Navy destroyer is unknown, due to abbreviated briefing slides, which were viewed by The Drive.

 

Three days earlier, the USS John Finn also spotted 'red flashing lights' off the starboard side of the ship and indicated that they had turned off their AIS system. The ship spotted two UAS at elevations of 1,000 and 1,500 feet.

 

One of the ships involved, the USS Omaha, released incomplete ship logs, The Drive reported.

 

According to The Drive, the Navy did conduct countermeasure drills later in the week and the Navy may have introduced portable counter-drone devices.

 

In April 2021, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday said the military had not been able to identify the aircrafts and the Department of Defense has since decline an answer thus far.

 

The drama began on the night of July 14, 2019. Deck logs from the USS Kidd show that just before 10pm that night, two drones were spotted.

 

An onboard intelligence crew responsible for documenting and investigating contact with unknown vessels - known as the Ship Nautical Or Otherwise Photographic Interpretation and Exploitation team, or SNOOPIE - was engaged to figure out who, or what, the mystery flying objects were.

 

PUBLISHED: 12:25 EST, 11 February 2022 | UPDATED: 12:42 EST, 11 February 2022

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10503011/New-infrared-image-shows-swarm-flashing-Tic-Tac-shaped-UFOs-chase-four-Navy-destroyers.html

Anonymous ID: e462c8 Feb. 11, 2022, 1:26 p.m. No.15604305   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>15603799

I take it as an art form, not a science.

 

If it were a science, we'd all have our little decoder rings and manuals …and so would the enemy.

 

That's why in this is i didn't highlight the p.m….in others, might have to roll the clock (12 hr increments) - otherwise, you'll never hit a post past 2400 and that wouldn't make sense either.

 

Or, you have to hit the time drop on the qpost, otherwise, you'll never hit anything above "59" right?

 

and other times….number not related…just words or images….

 

Just based on my exp.

 

Just sharing my thoughts on it…