Nimitz Radar Chief: 100 UFO Contacts, a 0.78-Second Drop and Men in Suits Who Took the Data

Kevin Day was a Top Gun air intercept controller with hundreds of intercepts under his belt, and everything he’d ever tracked was explainable. Then, in November 2004, odd tracks started coming down from around 80,000 feet off Catalina Island. Over 10 days, about a hundred separate contacts. Then Commander David Fravor’s flight went to intercept one, and it dropped from 20,000 feet to 50 feet above the ocean in 0.78 seconds. And the next morning, Kevin says, the data was gone.
In this clip:
• From Art Bell fan to radar expert who’d never seen anything he couldn’t explain
• Odd tracks coming down from around 80,000 feet in groups of five to ten, then dropping to 20,000–28,000 feet off Catalina Island
• About a hundred separate contacts over 10 days, all disappearing in the same spot north of Guadalupe Island
• Cancelling the air defence exercise and sending Commander David Fravor’s flight to intercept
• The drop from 20,000 feet to 50 feet above the ocean in 0.78 seconds, with no sonic boom
• “I’m engaged, I’m engaged”: the dogfight over the radio
• The object turns up precisely at Fravor’s assigned CAP station
• The next morning: a helicopter, men in suits, the data gone and one saved snippet
 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/GEaGApeQFtw
 This clip starts at 4:45 in the full episode: https://youtu.be/GEaGApeQFtw?t=285
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