>>41012998 >>...and others? Good question — there are actually several we…

>>41012998 >>...and others? Good question — there are actually several well-documented cases beyond the Nimitz (2004) and Gimbal (2015), though most of the attention focuses on a handful. Here’s a list of the best-known multi-sensor, multi-observer military encounters that have been acknowledged or investigated: Major Cases (multi-sensor & multi-observer) 2004 – USS Nimitz “Tic Tac” (California coast) Pilots (Fravor, Dietrich) visually tracked objects. Radar operators (USS Princeton) confirmed anomalous returns. FLIR targeting pod recorded infrared footage. Objects displayed sudden acceleration and transmedium behavior. 2013 – Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Homeland Security aircraft captured thermal video of an object entering and exiting the ocean without splash or deceleration. Multiple witnesses on the ground. 2014–2015 – USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Group (East Coast, USA) Pilots reported near-daily UAP encounters during training exercises. Infrared “Gimbal” and “Go Fast” videos released. Radar operators confirmed anomalous tracks. Objects were described as cubes inside translucent spheres. 2019 – USS Omaha / West Coast Swarm Incidents Multiple Navy ships (including the USS Omaha) tracked “spherical” UAPs swarming around vessels. Recorded on radar, night-vision, and infrared. Crew visually confirmed lights maneuvering in coordinated fashion. One object appeared to descend into the ocean. 2019 – USS Russell (West Coast) Pyramid-shaped objects filmed on night-vision from deck of destroyer. Radar operators tracked them at the same time. 2021 – USS Omaha UAP Sphere Video (released by filmmaker Jeremy Corbell) Radar data + infrared footage show a spherical object moving around the ship before submerging. Crew confirmed visual sighting.