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This is a fundamental development in the story that now moves the action to the Persian Gulf.

This article leaves an impression for those following the story that the History Channel's presentation of "Unidentified" and Tyler Rogoway, the author of this article, might be operating in concert. Case in point, this article moves the story forward from the "Whiskey" (secured training area) off San Diego to the "Whiskey" off Virginia Beach TO the Persian Gulf. It is implied in the article that this will mirror the action in the History Channel tv show on this subject.

In other words, this article seems to, among other things, serve as a teaser for the tv show.

Of course, there isn't anything wrong with that if it is indeed the case, but it is worth mentioning and filing away in memory.

Also worth noting is that, in this article and in the letter from pilot Graves to author Rogoway, there is ample use of "wiggle words" and "wiggle language."

For example, pilot Graves "teased" (in short promotional clips for To The Stars Academy's History Channel show) about the tic-tacs following his unit from Virginia Beach to the Persian Gulf.

Teased?

That's odd...unless you are following instructions from a television show's producer.