US Navy may have been close to mutiny over UAPs before Pentagon released the footage

Given the time taken for the FLIR footage to come out and the extraordinary lengths sailors and aviators later went to in order to capture footage (using personal mobile devices in highly secure areas), one can reasonably assume that non-flag ranked personnel were furious with the top brass at the ongoing coverup regarding UAPs and therefore probably close to mutiny. Two standout incidents lead me to this conclusion: the fact that the Navy pilot that captured the images of objects off the US east coast in 2018 did so on an iPhone, and the sailor filming the 2019 USS Omaha splashdown footage off the combat system on a mobile phone INSIDE the Combat Information Centre. Both of these areas are highly classified (the CIC is a SCIF after all, and the skipper of the Omaha would have to have known about it). By using personal devices, they are bypassing the major issue the FLIR, Gimbal and Go Fast had, which is accessing classified systems to extract the data. I’d wager that Fravor, Underwood, and Dietrich spent many a sleepless night thinking of the consequences of speaking out about the Tic-Tac event, given the espionage component of JANAP 146E. The fact someone managed to get the data off the “brick” and post it online anonymously in 2007 means that the Navy personnel involved knew it was going to get covered up. The precedent set by the sentence of Kristian Saucier for taking photos of classified areas of a nuclear submarine (1 year) in 2016 probably got Navy personnel thinking it was worth the risk to capture images and footage on their own devices, rather than tamper with classified government equipment - which could easily be prosecuted as espionage with a much harsher sentence. The US Navy (and by default, the US government), faced a conundrum in 2016/17: release the FLIR, Gimbal and Go Fast footage to TTSA or face mass insubordination by officer and rank & file sailors, who probably had loads of data on their phones ready to upload to the Internet. One should also note the conspicuous silence on the UAP matter from the US Air Force - who would log far more air time than the Navy and should therefore see more UAPs. I found it most interesting that Lt. Gen. Steve Kwast was forced to retire early after disclosing publicly a special USAF “capability” had in terms of high-speed flight. Many thanks to the brave US Navy personnel who have come out with firsthand accounts and the data to finally break the 73-year truth embargo. The Invisible Residents of the ocean thank you, too! https://preview.redd.it/gnpivfmvz1a71.jpg?width=971&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95ad2535f1ddf768bf17649d619911735027d9be submitted by /u/Harry_is_white_hot [link] [comments]

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