Alexandro C. Wiggins

A Senior Chief Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy with over 23 years of active duty service, he served as an Operations Specialist with extensive experience in combat information systems. While serving aboard the USS Jackson (LCS-6), he became a key eyewitness to a significant unidentified anomalous phenomenon (UAP) encounter.

On February 15, 2023, off the Southern California coast, he detected and tracked a self-luminous Tic-Tac shaped object that emerged from the ocean surface. He observed the object link with three similar objects before all four departed simultaneously at high speed. The event was captured on both radar and the Star SAFIRE multi-spectral EO/IR sensor system, with no conventional propulsion signatures, sonic boom, or exhaust plume observed.

He provided the first detailed firsthand account of a transmedium encounter by an active-duty military officer and testified before the House Task Force on Declassification in September 2025. He has advocated for sensor standardization, personnel training, and witness protection measures, and has called for confidential, de-stigmatized reporting channels for UAP encounters.