USS Jackson: Four Tic Tac UFOs Emerge from Ocean off California
On February 15, 2023, crew aboard USS Jackson witnessed four luminous, tic tac-shaped objects surface from the ocean off Southern California, displaying synchronized movement and no thermal signatures before accelerating away.
Background
Incident Overview
On February 15, 2023, at approximately 19:15 PST, Senior Chief Operations Specialist Alexandro Wiggins aboard the USS Jackson observed a self-luminous object rising from the ocean between San Clemente Island and San Diego. The object displayed characteristics inconsistent with conventional aircraft.
Visual and Technical Observations
Wiggins utilized the ship's SAFIRE thermal imaging system to track the contact. What initially appeared as a single object rapidly transformed into a four-object formation. The objects exhibited no exhaust signatures or thermal trails, distinguishing them from known aerial platforms.
Synchronized Departure
All four objects accelerated simultaneously toward the northeast at velocities Wiggins described as "two steps behind instantaneous," demonstrating coordinated movement that suggested either advanced control systems or unified intelligence.
Significance
This incident represents a multi-sensor observation recorded within the ship's systems with time and location overlays, contributing to documented UAP encounters in U.S. operational areas off Southern California.
Connections
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