What is this aircraft seen in this interview

There is an interview with a NAVY guy and on his desk is an award with an odd aircraft on it with a LARGE bubble canopy and a very odd tail set up.


maybe im slacking in my knowledge but what is that?


its at 1:08 and on.

Wouldn't there be some kind of heat to be picked up?

Until very, very recently anyone in an official capacity that tried to go public with this kind of information would have been cancelled, discredited or disappeared.

I can't help but think all of this high-speed 'disclosure' is controlled opposition. Governments always have an agenda, and going from 'UFO's don't exist' to 'UAP's are real, have been here all along and present a serious danger to air traffic' doesn't make sense....yet.

a reply to: musicismagic

true


but this isnt about the UFO stuff as much as it is about that odd aircraft with the red accents over his right side is.


the tail is quite odd

a reply to: nugget1

I'm with you on this, have you seen Russell Brand's latest interview with Jeremy Corbell?

It reeks of controlled opposition.





Releasing info and 'risking' their lives in the process.


Such stunning.

Much brave.


Yawn.

a reply to: laserbrain1
If you are referring to the a/c with the red and white paint scheme, it appears to be a T-45 Goshawk. It is a trainer.

Strange, the picture frame looks like it is bobbing up and down along with the bobbing of the camera.
Makes me wonder if he is in front of a greenscreen or it have put there digitally after.

a reply to: butcherguy

yea i was, thank you.


Never seen that before.

thank you for the quick answer

All governments have no time. That is why the world is rocking on its heels. They know what is coming. Bless them.

a reply to: laserbrain1

butcherguy is right, and it's not a award it's a model, you can see the metal arm underneath if you zoom in. here is one that is close to it.



ETA: there is another behind his left shoulder, might be a F-18 cant really get it to blow up right.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

EA-18G. Missile rails on the wingtips are too big to be an F-18.

the red rippers on the wall poster used VF-11's

originally posted by: laserbrain1
a reply to: musicismagic



the tail is quite odd

How so?

Its a T-45 jet trainer, they make a hell of a racket down low.

a reply to: Zaphod58

EA-18G. Missile rails on the wingtips are too big to be an F-18.

thanks, i wasn't sure, so i just took a shot. he said it was his squadron that shot the the video in 2015 so it more than likely what he was flying then.

willing to bet the models represent the two main aircraft he flew while in the service.

a reply to: 19Bones79

I'm with you on this, have you seen Russell Brand's latest interview with Jeremy Corbell?

No; he's too 'over the top' for me. I don't care much for the hyper-animated, loud presenters. I like to read what they have to say, though, so tend to just figure it out from the comments.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

Most likely. All Naval Aviators fly the Goshawk for their carrier quals.

a reply to: StratosFear

the back part of the tail in the vi9deo looked like they were pointing a funny way towards the cockpit.,

but on the clear large pic it is clearly not what i thought.

it still a funny looking aircraft.