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2004 · USS Nimitz
The ‘Tic Tac’. An infrared targeting pod locks onto a small object, which suddenly accelerates off the left side of the screen.
About this video →Every video here was released by the U.S. government: the three Navy videos made official in 2020, and clips from the Pentagon’s 2026 UFO file releases. Each has its own page with context, analysis and sources.
2004 · USS Nimitz
The ‘Tic Tac’. An infrared targeting pod locks onto a small object, which suddenly accelerates off the left side of the screen.
About this video →2015 · USS Theodore Roosevelt
A glowing object appears to rotate while flying against the wind. Listen for the pilots: ‘Look at that thing, dude!’
About this video →2015 · USS Theodore Roosevelt
A small object appears to skim rapidly over the ocean. NASA’s 2023 UAP study panel calculated it was about 13,000 feet up and moving roughly 40 mph — consistent with the wind.
About this video →January 2024 · Greece
U.S. Central Command sensor footage. The mission report describes a ‘diamond-shaped’ object moving at about 434 knots, visible only on short-wave infrared.
AARO / U.S. Department of War · official file
About this video →October 27, 2023 · Aegean Sea
A small spot low over the sea, tracked and then locked by an infrared sensor. The report says it made multiple ‘90-degree turns’ at about 80 mph. Watch inside the lock box — the object is tiny. (First 90 seconds of a 3-minute clip.)
AARO / U.S. Department of War · official file
About this video →June 2024 · United Arab Emirates
An object AARO describes as an ‘inverted teardrop with a vertically linear trailing mass’. The observer noted it might be a reflection from something in the water.
AARO / U.S. Department of War · official file
About this video →May 14, 2020 · Arabian Gulf
Heavily redacted infrared footage zooming in on a bright white spot. A ‘range fouler’ debrief describes a ‘solid white object’ making erratic movements above the water. (Final 80 seconds of the clip.)
AARO / U.S. Department of War · official file
About this video →Last updated October 12, 2026