USS Omaha Transmedium UAP Encounters
In July 2019, the USS Omaha and other Navy vessels off San Diego tracked 14 spherical objects on radar, including one that appeared to enter the ocean without a debris field.
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Background
During July 2019, multiple US Navy vessels operating off San Diego, California experienced repeated encounters with unidentified spherical objects, with the USS Omaha (LCS 12) tracking up to 14 objects simultaneously on its radar and combat systems.
The Incident
The USS Omaha, a littoral combat ship, detected and tracked multiple spherical UAP objects during operations in the San Diego waters. The ship's combat systems recorded the encounters in real-time.
- Up to 14 objects tracked simultaneously
- Objects appeared as spherical shapes
- Tracked on radar and combat systems
Video Evidence and Transmedium Capability
Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell obtained and released leaked video footage in 2021 showing the USS Omaha's combat information center tracking a spherical object. The footage documented the object's apparent descent into the ocean, demonstrating a transmedium capability — the ability to operate across multiple environments.
- Video obtained by Jeremy Corbell in 2021
- Showed object descending into the ocean
- Demonstrated transmedium operational capability
Submarine Search and Findings
Following the encounters, a submarine search of the area was conducted. The search reportedly found no wreckage, suggesting the object continued operating underwater rather than being destroyed.
Additional Vessel Encounters
Other ships in the same carrier strike group also reported UAP encounters during this period:
- USS Kidd
- USS Rafael Peralta
Official Confirmation and Investigation
The Department of Defense confirmed the incidents as genuine. The UAP Task Force conducted an official investigation into the encounters, lending credibility to the reports.
Significance
These events represented a significant escalation in officially acknowledged Navy UAP encounters and contributed to growing momentum toward Congressional disclosure efforts regarding unidentified aerial phenomena.
Significance
The first widely publicized case involving alleged transmedium capability — an object seamlessly transitioning from air to water — adding a new dimension to the UAP discussion.