Kevin Day

Kevin Day is a retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief Operations Specialist with over 20 years of service, specializing as a TOPGUN air intercept controller and expert operator of the SPY-1 radar system. In November 2004, aboard the USS Princeton during the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group exercises off San Diego, he tracked fleets of anomalous aerial objects exhibiting extraordinary capabilities, directing fighters including Cmdr. David Fravor to intercept the famous Tic Tac UAP. This pivotal role lent credibility to the incident, publicized in a 2017 New York Times article revealing Pentagon UFO programs. Post-retirement, Day founded UAP eXpeditions, a nonprofit uniting former military officers, scientists, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, and PhDs to deploy advanced tech for UAP detection and data collection. He has shared testimony in interviews, podcasts, and contributed to congressional discussions, while authoring fiction like 'Sailors Anthology' and 'Air Unknown' mirroring his experiences, advocating transparency without claiming extraterrestrial origins absent evidence.