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Ryan Graves, a former US Navy Pilot, recently came forward at the Congress Hearing and recalled the UFO incident at the Vandenberg Air Force Base.
UFOs and aliens have been a trending topic of discussion on social media ever since people came across various videos that alleged the existence of non-human creatures. These rumors seem to have solidified after several people came forward to make a statement at the Congress Hearing on July 26.
Ryan Graves recalls the Vandenberg Air Force Base incident
On July 26, Rep Anna Paulina Luna asked Ryan Graves about the incident at the Vandenberg Air Force. In his response, Ryan spoke about a ‘football field-sized UFO. He said: “They observed a very large, 100 yards sided, red square, approaching the base from the ocean.”
He noted that the object was there for 45 seconds before disappearing into the mountains. Ryan also noted that similar instances took place the following day when people reported seeing objects around the base.
Ryan further remarked that this incident was documented in the official records.
There are several undocumented events
While this event was recorded, Ryan pointed out that there were several other incidents that took place but were undocumented.
One such incident took place in 2014 when Ryan was stationed at Virginia Beach. He recalled aircraft being “split” after they were attacked by an unidentified object.
He pointed out that the object was a “dark grey or black cube inside a clear sphere” while pointing out the need for further investigation.
Ryan Graves expresses his concern for flight safety
Throughout his discussion, Ryan stressed the investigation of these foreign objects as he thinks it could cause a flight safety issue.
He said: “I urge us to put aside stigma and address the security and safety issue this topic represents. If UAP (unidentified anomalous phenomena) are foreign drones, it is an urgent national security problem. If it is something else, it is an issue for science. In either case, unidentified objects are a concern for flight safety. The American people deserve to know what is happening in our skies. It is long overdue.”
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