En af videoerne viser en hændelse fra 2004, og de to andre blev optaget i januar 2015, ifølge Sue Gough, en talsmand for forsvarsdepartementet. Videoerne blev offentlige efter uautoriserede lækager i 2007 og 2017, og marinen har tidligere verificeret deres ægthed.
Kommentar: Uautoriseret, ja okay! De lækkede dem for at teste vandet. Få bemærkede det alligevel, og Covid1984 har rigeligt demonstreret, at "flokken" adlyder alt, hvad den er befalet til at gøre (for øjeblikket i hvert fald), så de ved, at det er "sikkert" til sidst at indrømme, at de ikke rigtig er den "øverste hund" derude.
"Efter en grundig gennemgang har afdelingen konstateret, at den godkendte frigivelse af disse uklassificerede videoer ikke afslører nogen følsomme kapaciteter eller systemer og ikke påvirker nogen efterfølgende undersøgelser af militære luftrumsovertrædelser som følge af uidentificerede luftfænomener," sagde Gough.
Kommentar: Delvist oversat af Sott.net fra Slow-motion alien disclosure continues: Pentagon confirms 3 UFO videos it leaked years ago are 'legit'
The 2004 incident occurred about 100 miles out in the Pacific, according to The New York Times, which first reported on the video in 2017. Two fighter pilots on a routine training mission were dispatched to investigate unidentified aircraft that a Navy cruiser had been tracking for weeks.
The Navy pilots found an oblong object about 40 feet long hovering about 50 feet above the water, and it began a rapid ascent as the pilots approached before quickly flying away. "It accelerated like nothing I've ever seen," one of the pilots told The Times.
The pilots left the area to meet at a rendezvous point about 60 miles away. When they were still about 40 miles out, the ship radioed and said the object was at the rendezvous point, having traversed the distance "in less than a minute," the pilot told The Times.
The two other videos of incidents in 2015 include footage of objects moving rapidly through the air. In one, an object is seen racing through the sky and begins rotating in midair.
"Dude, this is a f--king drone, bro," a pilot exclaims on the video. Another person says "there's a whole fleet of them."
"They're all going against the wind. The wind's 120 knots to the west. Look at that thing, dude!" the first person says. "It's rotating!"
In the other 2015 video, an object is shown from above speeding over the ocean, prompting the pilot to excitedly remark, "What the f--k is that?"
Five Navy pilots who spotted the objects in 2015 told The Times in 2017 that they had a series of interactions with unidentified aircraft during training missions in 2014 and 2015 along the East Coast from Virginia to Florida. The episodes prompted the Navy to clarify how pilots should report experiences with "unidentified aerial phenomena," which had been studied under a Pentagon program from 2007 to 2012.
Gough, the Pentagon spokeswoman, said the department was formally releasing the videos to address questions about their veracity.
"DOD is releasing the videos in order to clear up any misconceptions by the public on whether or not the footage that has been circulating was real, or whether or not there is more to the videos," Gough said. "The aerial phenomena observed in the videos remain characterized as 'unidentified.'"
You can watch video coverage of CBS' interview with UFO researcher, Richard Dolan here.
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