- In July 2019, radar seen by sailors aboard USS Omaha shows as many as 14 UFOs swarming ship in Pacific
- At least one of the UFOs was traveling at speeds of more than 160mph, according to radar data
- Investigative filmmaker Jeremy Corbell says radar corroborates earlier clip showing UFO near San Diego
- Original clip shows spherical object dropping into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego in July 2019
- It was leaked hours after a Navy veteran based in Virginia said the UFOs could pose a security threat
- Former Navy Lt. Ryan Graves said he and colleagues spotted objects in restricted airspace off the Virginia
- Graves said pilots filmed the sightings but grew so used to seeing them that they took them for granted
- He said the UFOs, seen between 2015 and 2017, have capabilities far in advance of known US aircraft
- An Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force will release a report on ‘UAP’ sightings next month
Video showing an unidentified flying object splashing down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego two years ago appears to have been corroborated by military radar which shows as many as 14 UFOs swarming a Navy combat ship while traveling at speeds of more than 160mph.
Earlier this month, investigative filmmaker Jeremy Corbell released footage showing what appeared to be a spherical object floating in the air above the ocean as it was observed by US Navy sailors aboard the USS Omaha in July 2019.
Corbell on Thursday released another video of the same incident, only this clip shows military radar being observed by sailors on the Omaha.
DailyMail.com has reached out to the Department of Defense seeking comment on Corbell’s claims.
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