Florida Coast: F/A-18F records 'Go Fast' UAP footage
Naval aviators captured infrared imagery of an unidentified target off Florida using FLIR sensors. The recording later became one of three famous videos triggering congressional scrutiny of military UAP encounters.
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During January 2015, a U.S. Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet operating near Florida utilized Forward Looking Infrared equipment to record aerial phenomena. The resulting footage showed a small object apparently traveling rapidly above ocean waves. This material remained classified for years before partial disclosure occurred. In 2020, the Department of Defense officially published the video alongside two other recordings, catalyzing widespread public interest and legislative action regarding unidentified aerial phenomena.
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