DoD Contractor Raytheon Brags on Its Products Detecting the 2004 UFOs

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This is from the actual Raytheon website!  https://www.raytheon.com/news/feature/uap_atflir.html

EXCERPT: Three F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets practicing dogfight maneuvers were interrupted and revectored mid-mission to investigate an Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon; military parlance for a UFO. They engaged the craft, but were quickly outmaneuvered and lost visual contact. It had simply vanished.

The pilots were clearly baffled by the object. “Look at that thing, dude,” said one in a video credited to the U.S. Department of Defense by the New York Times.

Fast forward 13 years to Dec. 16, when the New York Times published a report on the 2004 incident and a little-known Pentagon program that tracked such reports from 2007 until at least 2012. Included was the video of the incident, which was captured by a Raytheon Advanced Targeting Forward Look Infrared sensor, mounted under one of the fighter jets.

I'm with another poster - this is actual disclosure.

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This is from the actual Raytheon website!  https://www.raytheon.com/news/feature/uap_atflir.html

EXCERPT: Three F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets practicing dogfight maneuvers were interrupted and revectored mid-mission to investigate an Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon; military parlance for a UFO. They engaged the craft, but were quickly outmaneuvered and lost visual contact. It had simply vanished.

The pilots were clearly baffled by the object. “Look at that thing, dude,” said one in a video credited to the U.S. Department of Defense by the New York Times.

Fast forward 13 years to Dec. 16, when the New York Times published a report on the 2004 incident and a little-known Pentagon program that tracked such reports from 2007 until at least 2012. Included was the video of the incident, which was captured by a Raytheon Advanced Targeting Forward Look Infrared sensor, mounted under one of the fighter jets.

I'm with another poster - this is actual disclosure.

I greatly agree. Thanks.

It's an interesting Raytheon article. I had a buddy--a bit older--who worked high up in Raytheon on Taiwan.

I think it's a pretty powerful company. I hope it is truly patriotic at the top.