I ran into an AF radar operator at a bar near Eglin, Florida.

Recently I’ve moved to Fort Walton Beach, Florida which is about 10-15 minutes away from Eglin AFB. I moved down here all the way from Minnesota to take a dream job as a marine mammal trainer. As many of you know, Eglin AFB is home to a lot of interesting sightings that cannot be explained. More recently, congressman Matt Gaetz talking about a briefing at the AFB where he saw something he couldn’t explain. More recently, an image of an unidentified craft that appears to be man made.

Anyway, I was going to grab a drink with some friends(coworkers) at a local bar next to the beach and found them already talking to someone once I arrived. For obvious reasons I won’t be saying the name of the individual, for their own safety and because personally I don’t feel like they even gave me their correct name. It felt more like a nickname. He showed me a picture of him in his uniform the day he was re assigned to work at the base from another one in the US.

Anyway, long story short, I’m a gay man and this individual was also a gay man and of course we connected at that and ended up spending a few hours with him talking to him. Drinks are poured. Shots are taken. We bring up our places of work and he says he is in the Air Force. He tells me what he does, and instantly I start pushing him for information.

“Have you ever seen anything you can explain?” 1st answer – “No I see everything.” “Right but is there anything on radar that you come across that can’t be explained by basic science.” 2nd answer – “Yes.”

Times goes by and I ask again –

“Are there things that you cannot talk about because they are secret military ‘craft’ Answer – “Absolutely. You wouldn’t believe the things I’ve seen.”

We left the conversation at that as I felt bad about prying for more information. This was my first time experiencing confirmation first hand and in person about a military employee confirming there are things he sees every day that he can’t explain.

It just left me in absolute wonder. There’s so much they are not telling us.