Navy Pilot Says UFO He Saw Off California Was ‘Not of This World’

The former navy pilot has opened up another wonderful experience he explained in 2004. His testimony was a few days after Pentagon officially disclosed the existence of a secret office to investigate the existence of UFOs.

Former team leader David Frelele, who served as a naval pilot for 18 years, said on Monday he was conducting a regular training mission on the California coast in 2004, which was instructed to examine strange unidentified objects. 80,000 to 20,000 feet, then disappears

After flying 60 miles to the site, Frevor told him he saw a "downhill 40 feet long without wings", Washington Post said. He said that it moved quickly interfering with the characteristics of the helicopter and aircraft water.

"When I was near, when my nose began to pull back, it accelerated, and it disappeared," he told the post. "It was quicker than anything I saw in my life, we turned and told us to see what is in the water, only blue water."

"I can tell you, I do not think it's coming from this world," Frevor told ABC News Monday. "I am not obsessed and I am not drinking.I have seen almost everything I can see in this field after 18 years of flight and this is not very close . "

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As Pentagon's information is in the public domain, the interest in Flavo's story has soared. The encounter video that Fravor mentioned is included in the caching of three videos released on Saturday and it seems to be an encounter with the so-called "abnormal aircraft" of the military pilot and the Pentagon.

According to the New York Times, the Department of Defense stated that funding for its advanced aeronautical threat identification program lasted from 2007 to 2012 and is only $ 22 million in the DoD's $ 600 billion budget It was.

AATIP began researching the UFO phenomenon in 2007 mainly for the 2004 Tic Tac incident. Then that some USA Air Force pilots witnessed an unidentified flying object near the coast of California - and recorded them in the video. The pilot does not know these objects, they behave oddly as if physics does not work - they fly and rotate very fast with unexpected movements. Since then, the Pentagon seems to start to investigate whether these objects are identifiable, if they can not be identified, where they came from, and whether they are threats. However, when the story of the New York Times began, the official statement was that the plan ended in 2012. But Lewis Ellison went to CNN that it is still in progress - and he knows. Elizondo was the Pentagon's military intelligence officer who will carry out the plan until resigning in October 2016 to protest that the government can not take seriously the alien's threat.

Former team leader David Frelele, who served as a naval pilot for 18 years, said on Monday he was conducting a regular training mission on the California coast in 2004, which was instructed to examine strange unidentified objects. It will disappear from 80,000 to 20,000 feet. After flying 60 miles to the site, Frevor told him he saw a "downhill 40 feet long without wings", Washington Post said. He said that it moved quickly interfering with the characteristics of the helicopter and aircraft water.