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New Sensors On U.S. Fighter Jets Could Help Them Detect UFOs

Hank Berrien

According to the editor of Time Inc’s The War Zone, Tyler Rogoway, trackers now installed on U.S. fighter jets could give them greater capacity to detect UFO’s.

Rogoway writes that he recently realized that infrared search and track systems (IRSTs) implemented by the Pentagon on the Navy’s Super Hornet fleet as well as the Air Force’s fighter aircraft, including the F-15C, “make them ideal for detecting, tracking, and further investigating the puzzling objects Navy pilots report encountering.” He adds, “In those cases, the craft are hard to continuously track on radar and in some cases, active jamming seemed to be employed against the pursuing fighter’s radars. In either case, the IRST would have remained totally unaffected.”

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