In 2015, U.S. Navy F/A-18 pilots captured the Gimbal and GoFast IR videos: a rotating, disc-like object moving against strong winds and a small object skimming above the ocean at high speed. With multiple witnesses and later Pentagon authentication, these clips—alongside 2004’s “Tic Tac”—became central to modern UAP inquiry
- In 2015, U.S. Navy F/A-18 pilots operating from the USS Theodore Roosevelt recorded the Gimbal and GoFast UAPs using targeting pod infrared sensors during East Coast patrols.
- The Gimbal video shows a rotating, disc-shaped object moving against strong headwinds, while GoFast shows a rapid object skimming just above the ocean surface.
- Multiple pilots and operators reported similar sightings during that deployment, suggesting the phenomenon was not an isolated incident.
- Infrared video data: The ATFLIR pods captured high-contrast videos of unidentifiable craft with no visible propulsion or wings.
- Sensor corroboration: The sightings were supported by coordination between visual, infrared, and radar.
- Official recognition: The Pentagon later confirmed the videos as authentic and deemed them unresolved elevating their evidentiary status.
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