FAA docs expose chilling new details withheld from East Coast drone invasion report

Newsbreak ^ | 8-12-25 | Chris Melore

[MarlonRando]

Newly released government reports have revealed five incidents near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio that have never been disclosed since the swarms of UFOs were seen along the East Coast in late 2024.

Along with several sightings of unidentified drones around the secretive Air Force base in December 2024, federal officials now say a 'black cube'-shaped craft was spotted by a nearby airplane less than 80 miles from Wright-Patterson.

[MarlonRando]

If memory serves, pilots have seen transparent spheres with black cubes inside before. Maybe it’s difficult to see the spheres??? Or it’s the Borg. Either one

[hinckley buzzard]

In WWII bomber pilots returning from long missions at night sometimes reported seeing “gremlins” outside their cockpits. Doesn’t mean they were real.

[Magnum44]

Wright Patterson is hardly a secret. 🤫

[MarlonRando]

I left living in Los Angeles because of all the gremlins running around. They were definitely aliens.

[dynachrome]

“I welcome our new insect overlords”

~Kent Brockman

[nuke_road_warrior]

Are we about to be assimilated?

[sauropod]

‘Secretive?’

[Blurb2350]

CubeSats have been around for a while now.

[Windcatcher]

Sure, but there’s no way an aircraft would be able to see a 10cm cube orbiting 150 miles up. A 1U cubesat is 10cm x 10cm x 10cm. Each cubesat unit is only 10cm.

[Blurb2350]

There are private companies quietly working on much larger cube- and rectangle-shaped devices. (I shouldn't have used the term "CubeSat"; that seems to be used only for the tiny 3" x 3" satellites.)

[johnnygeneric]

Back in 1980, I interviewed for a position at Wright-Patterson AFB. The guy didn’t go into much detail as to what I would be doing. He handed me a “book” and said “We have numerous positions open. We’re looking for chemical engineer, electrical, mechanical. Just look through this book and pick one. You’re a chemical engineer, but if you find one in the electrical engineering area you might be interested, just disregard that. You can apply for that.”

The book was well over a hundred pages.

“You’ll be required to where military attire. We want things to look ‘uniform’, but you won’t have any rank insignia nor any brass. Just a name tag.”

I found the whole thing a little weird and never contacted him again.

Now that I know more about Wright-Patterson, I sure wish I had taken the offer! Then I’d would have gotten to see some cool other-wordly tech!

[marktwain]

“You’ll be required to where military attire. We want things to look ‘uniform’, but you won’t have any rank insignia nor any brass. Just a name tag.”

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Interesting. A Spook I knew very well talked about a school he went to where everybody wore army fatiques without rank or brass, just nametags.

There were people from several services attending. I don’t recall, and I do not know how he would know, if there were civilians attending.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

Wright Patterson is hardly a secret. 🤫

Any article is suspect that says Wright-Patterson is “secretive.”

[MarlonRando]

I had a friend who was a printer back in the day. Before computer printers. He worked for an aerospace company and one of his jobs was to print pamphlets and primers for visiting dignitaries. Some of the pamphlets were for new tech. He signed a waiver saying he couldn’t discuss anything he saw for 50 years.
I used to ask him— “what’s the coolest thing you’ve ever seen?” And he’d say, “ I can’t tell you, I have to keep this stuff secret for 50 years.”

Of course, I never let up on him over the years and being both Irish, I knew he’d be blitzed out of his mind someday. So one night as he had been drinking, I asked again, and he mentioned that he had to draw up and print a pamphlet once regarding a personal particle beam. I thought that was cool. A rifle that you could wear, that would shoot a stream of particles. Yeah, i know— Ghostbusters, but I believe what he said.

[gnarledmaw]

The article doesnt say what you are claiming.

Everyone with any interest in a subject related to the US military knows about WPAFB. Its a large base where people from around the world are flown to receive care from well known medical facilities with practitioners considered to be advance in their field. No, not much of a secret.

Its not the base that is a secret.

Not everything on every base is accessible. Some things dont even officially exist and thats when things get “secretive”.

There are a great number of stories floating around out there about things at that base that if true would be less than common knowledge.

[NonValueAdded]

So, a de-orbiting cube sat a possibility. What would the re-entry speed be for such an object?

[SuperLuminal]

Hmmm...
To check if it is Borgs, I’d hire Jeri Ryan and get her back on the job.

I’ll volunteer to work with her...

[Ignatz]

Wright-Patterson AFB motto:

“Proud to be the most well-known secret air base in the world!”

[1Old Pro]

The swarms of UFO’s were a secret DOW exercise.

[Teacher317]

In WWII bomber pilots returning from long missions at night sometimes reported seeing “gremlins” outside their cockpits. Doesn’t mean they were real.

Okay, but this was literally thousands of people, on the ground, from every angle imaginable... not some fatigued kid after a long and uncomfortable battle with the elements in a rattling tin can.