The Underwater UFO Files: What Has the Navy Encountered Beneath the Ocean?
Conspiracy Files with Paige CarterShow Notes
A routine Navy training flight over the Pacific becomes an intercept. Four aviators report a white oblong object maneuvering above a patch of disturbed water. Years later, multiple warships document unidentified aerial activity off Southern California, and USS Omaha records an infrared source that disappears near the ocean horizon as an operator says, “It splashed.”
This episode follows the documented record behind the claims: David Fravor’s sworn testimony, Alex Dietrich’s caution, Chad Underwood’s FLIR1 recording, Navy deck logs, the Omaha video, government assessments, and AARO’s reconstruction of an apparent water-entry case in Puerto Rico.
The record confirms real encounters near the ocean and a serious maritime security problem. It does not publicly demonstrate a craft crossing from air into water and continuing beneath the surface.
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YES OR NO: Does public evidence prove that a Navy-recorded object entered the ocean????????
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