In July 2019, US Navy personnel aboard the USS Omaha observed and recorded multiple unusual aerial and underwater vehicles approximately 100 miles off the coast of San Diego. These craft, described as "transmedium UFOs," exhibited the capability to operate seamlessly in both air and water, prompting increased attention after investigative filmmaker Jeremy Corbell released video footage obtained from a confidential Office of Naval Intelligence briefing. Crew members noted one spherical object submerging into the ocean without creating a splash, indicating advanced technology beyond known drone capabilities.
The Pentagon confirmed the authenticity of the images and videos, affirming they were captured by Navy personnel and currently remain unidentified. Pentagon spokesperson Susan Gough stated the incidents are included in the ongoing examinations conducted by the UAP Task Force, established in August 2020 to study such phenomena. However, operational security measures prevent detailed public disclosures about the specifics of these encounters or the results of their analysis, in order to avoid revealing sensitive information to potential adversaries.
These sightings contribute to a growing body of documented transmedium UFO encounters dating back to earlier events such as the 2004 Tic Tac incident and the 2013 sighting near Puerto Rico. The presence of unidentified objects with advanced maneuverability and dual-medium operation raises significant questions about aerospace technology and national security. Given historical stigma associated with UFO reporting, the shift toward serious governmental and media examination underscores a pivotal moment in acknowledging unidentified aerial phenomena as subjects warranting scientific and strategic inquiry.
Source: Ancient Code
