Multiple Pilots reporting UFOs above them Dec 2 2024

[putnam6]

I thought this video was compelling AF and I like this for context

https://www.reddit.com/link/1h5jpsx/vide...4e1/player

https://x.com/septonfield/status/1863513064760336760

Kresimir Stanicic

@septonfield


 A video has been released of an unidentified flying object (UFO) leaving a location near the military bases of Mildenhall and Lakenheath in the UK, as an F15 fighter jet approaches. ... we are for them like ants are for us. Why? Because instead of living, we continue to wage war among ourselves. Instead of valuing what is most important and precious, which is love and mutual respect, we continue to sow discord and hatred. That's the whole answer, why there will be more of them... #UFOSightings #ufo 

Most individual reports seem unremarkable, but the volume of reports is semi-concerning.

Would the MIC flood us with DRONES/UAPS just to get more financing? 
 

 Red Panda Koala

@RedPandaKoala


"It's actually unsettling. They are not up for fifteen minutes they're up for hours. Some are the size of a car." New Jersey residents are growing more concerned with the drone incursions happening above their state for the past two weeks. Residents told not to approach downed drones and usual air traffic has reduced significantly. #ufotwitter

 

 
The Average Chris

@AeroTech_Space
*News Report* Fighter Pilots in Arizona report drones with 5-10’ wingspans!
@azfamily
reported on F-35 pilots at the Barry M. Goldwater Range (BMGR), a military training facility in Arizona that is used by the U.S. Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, and Army, are reporting drones within the restricted airspace. There was one reported incident in January of 2023 where a drone struck the rear canopy of an F-16. But that isn’t the oddest part to the report. Apparently pilots have reported drones in elevations “they shouldn’t be at”. And there was one incident in which a drone was reported to have between a “5’-10’ wingspan”! These drone incursions continue to occur and it went from isolated incidents to someone surveilling our most sensitive aerial platforms. Also, notice that none of the pilots or drone experts claimed “UAP”. That’s because it’s a DRONE issue, not a UAP issue.