November 2004, 90 miles of the coast of Mexico near San Diego, California, the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group was conducting routine training and aerial defense exercises when unexplained events occurred. No one could have predicted what would soon confront the world's most advanced naval war ships and fighter jets.
Aerial craft would appear that forever changed all those that encountered them. The answers to the question of “what are they?” remains unanswered by the sailors and the US Gov. After years of cloaked secrecy the true story can finally be told. With multiple witnesses from the ships, their first hand testimony is impossible to deny.
Our film features CGI re-creations as told by the sailors and naval aviators that witnessed them. Aside from the historical fictionalized dialog (no one recorded the radio conversations), the story itself is based on the facts of the case, including official US government docs, witness statements, news reports and official timelines. See www.thenimitzencounters.com for links to the official documents.
Contact is anon@thenimitzencounters.com
#1: Lod To: BTP Holdings (#0)
Lod posted on 2019-06-15 20:52:00 Reply Private Reply
#2: randge To: BTP Holdings (#0)
Tons of gov't footage and equipment.
Professional CGI.
Holy cow! That was fun. Pass the dube.
randge posted on 2019-06-16 10:38:19 Reply Private Reply
#3: BTP Holdings To: randge (#2)
When I lived in Chicago, me and a buddy (now dead) went out to Indiana and cut some ditch weed. It was poor quality hemp for smoking.
It was grown here during WW II since the Japanese occupation of the Philippines cut off the supply of Manila rope. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2019-06-16 10:53:27 Reply Private Reply
#4: randge To: BTP Holdings (#3)
Such a mythical thing was ruomred about way back in hah schoo' but never actually seen.
Thanks for once again filling in another gaping hole in our national history. ; ]
randge posted on 2019-06-16 11:09:44 Reply Private Reply
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Lod posted on 2019-06-16 12:01:10 Reply Private Reply