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Chad Underwood

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US Navy lieutenant who flew the follow-up sortie on 14 November 2004 and recorded the infrared video of the Tic Tac Incident object, the clip later released as FLIR1 and the first of the three videos to reach the public.

The point his account settles

He has said that he did not see the object with his own eyes and was working the targeting pod, not looking out of the canopy. That distinction matters to how the case is weighed: the visual encounter belongs to Dave Fravor and Alex Dietrich on the earlier sortie, and the video is a sensor record made separately. Sceptical analysts press the point, and it is a correction the case can absorb without losing anything, since the two halves were never the same event.

Connections

Tic Tac Incident · Dave Fravor · Alex Dietrich · USS Nimitz

RECORDED 5 Sep 2026 · LAST EDITED 5 Sep 2026

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