U.S. Warship Reportedly Stalked for Days By 2 Car-Sized Balls Of Light
U.S. Warship, the USS Kearsafe, reportedly had a UFO encounter with 2 car sized balls of light.The incident occurred in October of 2021 and lasted for several days, according to a retired U.S. Marine officer.
In what is becoming a disturbingly common occurrence, another U.S. warship was reportedly chased and stalked by mysterious UFOs.
This latest report, coming from a retired U.S. Marine officer, claims that the U.S. Navy warship, the USS Kearsafe, had a UFO encounter with 2 car sized balls of light UFOs.
Dave C. Beaty, the documentary filmmaker behind the 2019 film The Nimitz Encounters about the 2004 U.S. Navy encounter with Tic Tac UFOs, revealed that for several nights at least 2 UFOs described as balls of light, stalked the USS Kearsafe, following approximately ½ mile behind the ship and around 200' above the ocean.
Beaty was contacted by a now retired U.S. Marine officer identified only as Mark, regarding the strange episode.
The USS Kearsarge had been training at the time ahead of an overseas deployment, including with systems designed to take down enemy drones.
The weapons included anti drone Ghostbusters style backpacks, and systems mounted on vehicles.
Pictures from the ship’s public Facebook page reveal they had these capabilities on board at the time of the alleged encounter.
The objects are said to have been spotted at night by the deck watch, who could not gain a thermal targeting lock on them.
Anti drone countermeasures reportedly had no effect on the 2 balls of light UFOs.
As one might expect, the retired U.S. Marine officer also claimed that the UFO encounter was captured on video, but it has not been made public.
Marines onboard are said to have believed at first the unexplained objects were part of a surprise training exercise for the new anti drone weapons.
However, they discovered the countermeasures did not disrupt the objects, which were doing swooping maneuvers as they followed the ship.
Mark told Beaty that the USS Kearsarge radioed command about the objects and were informed the objects were not ours.
Anything that would expose a military weakness or military capability of course is sensitive, but if these objects turn out to be not man-made and not foreign state actors, we need to be open and address these with academic study, empirical methods, and grant funding to conduct research at the university level, Beaty said.
While I commend our DoD and officers for handling the collection of data, at some point we need to focus public attention on the mysterious question of what these objects are, that is the ones that have defied explanation after investigation.