Brief
Jim Slaight
The claims the writer was given for Jim Slaight, in the order they were given.
1
Jim Slaight, the weapons systems officer in David Fravor's wingman's jet, also saw the giant Tic Tac craft from above during the 2004 USS Nimitz Tic Tac UAP encounter.
“From above, Fravor's colleague, Lieutenant Commander Jim Slaight, the weapons systems officer in the second jet, also saw the giant Tic Tac.”
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2
Jim Slaight described the Tic Tac craft as having defined edges but with a fuzzy-looking border around it.
“Slaight described it as having defined edges but with a fuzzy looking border around it.”
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3
Jim Slaight said the Tic Tac craft's border looked like heat waves coming off a hot paved road, similar to how a carrier deck looks when viewed across it in the Persian Gulf in the Middle East.
“'It looked like what the heat waves would look like coming off a hot paved road or what the carrier deck looked like if you looked across it when in the Gulf in the Middle East,' he recalls.”
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4
Jim Slaight watched the Tic Tac craft complete a tight circle around David Fravor's plane during the 2004 USS Nimitz Tic Tac UAP encounter, then stop, hover for a couple of seconds, and shoot off.
“He also watched as the object completed a tight circle around Fravor's plane. It stopped and, after hovering for a couple of seconds, it shot off.”
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5
Jim Slaight said the Tic Tac craft rifled out of sight in a split second as if shot out of a rifle, with no gradual acceleration or spooling-up period, and that no human could have withstood that kind of acceleration.
“'It was there . . . then it rifled out of sight in a split second,' Slaight remembers. 'It was as if the object was shot out of a rifle. There was no gradual acceleration or spooling up period, it just shot out of sight immediately. I have never seen anything like it before or since. No human could have withstood that kind of acceleration.'”
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6
Weapons systems officer Jim Slaight and his pilot initially thought the ocean disturbance during the 2004 USS Nimitz Tic Tac UAP encounter might be a submarine that was part of the exercise, but this was later ruled out by the USS Nimitz's intelligence officer in a post-flight debriefing.
“Remaining above, weapons systems officer Lieutenant Commander Slaight and his pilot thought it might be a submarine that was part of the exercise, but this was later ruled out by the Nimitz's intelligence officer in a post-flight debriefing.”
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7
Jim Slaight, call sign "Clean", was the Weapon Systems Officer in Dave Fravor's back seat during the 2004 USS Nimitz UAP encounter.
“In his back seat was Commander Jim Slaight, call sign “Clean.””
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Jim Slaight was an experienced and effective Weapon Systems Officer, often known as the "warheads on foreheads" guy for the precision with which he dropped his bombs.
“An experienced and effective WSO, Slaight was often known as the “warheads on foreheads” guy, due to the precision with which he dropped his bombs.”
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9
During the 2004 USS Nimitz UAP encounter, all four pilots noticed a bizarre object darting back and forth over the whitecaps, about 15 metres above the water.
“At this moment, all four pilots noticed something even stranger. A bizarre object darted back and forth over the whitecaps, about 50 feet above the water.”
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10
As Dave Fravor and Jim Slaight approached the Tic Tac during the 2004 encounter, the object disappeared over the horizon in a split second, a type of performance neither pilot had encountered before.
“As Fravor and Slaight approached the Tic Tac—“poof”—it disappeared over the horizon in a split second. Never before had Fravor or Slaight encountered anything like this type of performance.”
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11
During the 2004 USS Nimitz UAP encounter, the Tic Tac somehow knew the intended combat air patrol meeting point of the two F/A-18 Hornets, despite the point being sixty miles away, and reached that location within seconds after leaving Dave Fravor and Jim Slaight.
“Yet the Tic Tac somehow knew the intended meeting point of the two Hornets, though it was sixty miles away. Not only did the Tic Tac have secret information, but it managed to scramble to that location within seconds after leaving Fravor and Slaight in the dust.”
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12
Both Chad Underwood and Dave Fravor/Jim Slaight reported the Tic Tac's instant disappearance over the horizon during the 2004 USS Nimitz UAP encounter.
“Both Underwood and Fravor/Slaight reported the UAP disappearing over the horizon in an instant.”
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