A Navy veteran with family ties to Area 51 witnessed an extraordinary event when four unidentified flying objects emerged from the Pacific Ocean while he was aboard a military vessel.
According to Daily Mail, Senior Chief Operations Specialist Alexandro Wiggins observed four tic-tac shaped objects rising from the ocean in a synchronized manner during his service on the USS Jackson on February 15, 2023.
The mysterious encounter occurred in Warning Area 291, a military-controlled section of the Pacific Ocean off the southern California coast. Wiggins, who has served in the Navy for 23 years, initially spotted a single light on the horizon that appeared to surface from the water before ascending into the sky.
Veteran's detailed account of UFO sighting
Wiggins described using thermal sensors to track the objects, which revealed not just one but four tic-tac shaped UFOs. The veteran radar specialist noted their remarkable synchronization and unprecedented speed of movement.
Senior Chief Operations Specialist Wiggins shared his experience:
To my surprise, which is something I've never witnessed, was a light I noticed on the horizon, it looked as if it were surfacing out of the water and going up. We only saw the one, and then we see the second one. I was only when we zoom out that we realize there's two more out here, a total of four.
The objects demonstrated extraordinary capabilities, moving at what Wiggins described as "two steps behind instantaneous" speed. Their synchronized departure toward the northeast left military personnel stunned and searching for explanations.
Historical connection to UFO phenomena
The sighting bears striking similarities to the famous 2004 "Nimitz incident," where Navy pilots encountered similar tic-tac shaped objects in the same waters. This earlier event was captured on video and investigated by a classified government program.
Combat Information Center operators aboard the USS Jackson reported that while UFO sightings over the Pacific aren't uncommon, witnessing multiple objects emerging from the water in formation was unprecedented. The thermal imaging system showed no heat signatures from the objects, suggesting an unknown propulsion method.
Former defense department analyst Marik Von Rennenkampff investigated flight records from the time and location, confirming no U.S. aircraft were present in the area. His analysis led him to conclude that the objects were unlikely to be American military equipment.
Implications of recurring UFO activity
The February 2023 sighting adds to a growing collection of documented UFO encounters in Warning Area 291. This region has become notorious for unexplained aerial phenomena, particularly following the 2004 Nimitz incident.
The footage of the recent encounter was obtained by journalists George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell, who released it through their Weaponized Podcast. Their investigation included interviews with multiple crew members who witnessed the event.
Wiggins, whose father worked at Area 51, maintains a skeptical but open mind about the experience. He expressed hope that the truth about these encounters will eventually become public knowledge, comparing it to how Area 51 and stealth fighter technology were eventually declassified.
The search for answers continues
Senior Chief Operations Specialist Alexandro Wiggins reported witnessing four tic-tac shaped UFOs emerging from the Pacific Ocean while serving aboard the USS Jackson on February 15, 2023. The objects demonstrated unprecedented capabilities, including synchronized movement and extraordinary speed, before disappearing from both visual and radar observation. The incident, which occurred in the historically significant Warning Area 291, has drawn attention from defense analysts and UFO researchers who continue to investigate the nature and origin of these mysterious craft.
