“It Wasn’t From Earth”: Air Force Veteran Reveals Shocking Details About Retrieving a UFO for the US Government – Indian Defence Review

For decades, skeptics have dismissed UFO sightings as mere fantasies or the ramblings of conspiracy theorists. But what if the truth has been hidden in plain sight?

Jake Barber, a former U.S. Air Force officer, has just dropped a bombshell revelation that might change everything we thought we knew about UFOs. And here’s the kicker—he’s not the only one saying it.

An Egg-Shaped Craft Straight Out of a Sci-Fi Movie

Barber, now a whistleblower, claims he was part of a top-secret military operation to recover an unknown craft—one that defied all logic and physics. He describes the object as egg-shaped, white, and hovering without any visible propulsion system or heat signature.

According to him, the craft didn’t resemble anything seen in movies or described in typical “little green men” folklore. It was something entirely different—something not human. And if you think he’s making it up? Think again.

The u.s. Military Knew Exactly What They Were Dealing With

Barber isn’t just another random guy claiming to have seen a flying saucer. His high-ranking colleagues in the UAP task force confirmed to him that this was, without a doubt, “non-human intelligence” (NHI). “We all knew we were dealing with something extraordinary,” Barber said. Even more shocking? This wasn’t a one-time event.

A Pattern of Sightings the Government Won’t Explain

Barber’s story eerily matches a case from 1957, when two Civil Aeronautics Administration controllers at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, spotted an identical egg-shaped object.

Their report described how the mysterious craft hovered, then shot into the sky at an impossible speed—all without wings, a tail, or any visible means of propulsion. And what did the Department of Defense say about Barber’s claims? They flat-out denied everything.

The Government Keeps Saying “Nothing to See Here”

According to a DoD spokesperson, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has “not discovered any verifiable information” that supports claims of extraterrestrial materials or reverse-engineering programs.

But here’s the real question: If these UFOs are just misidentified weather balloons or aircraft, why do so many credible military officials—including Barber—insist they’re dealing with something otherworldly?

The Truth Is Out There—Are We Finally Ready to Hear It?

Barber’s full story will be revealed on January 18 in Hunting UFOs: The Crash Retrieval Whistleblower, airing at 8pm ET.

Will this be the moment that shatters the government’s silence on UFOs? Or will the cover-up continue? One thing is certain: Something is in our skies, and it’s not a plane.

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