Go Fast is the third U.S. Navy UAP video officially released by the Pentagon. Captured by an F/A-18 ATFLIR pod off the Atlantic coast in 2015, it shows a small object moving rapidly just above the ocean surface.
What does the Go Fast video show?
The footage shows aircrew locking onto a small object racing low over the water. The pilots react with excitement as the targeting system tracks it. While the object initially appears extremely fast, parallax analysis suggests its true ground speed may be more modest, a point of ongoing debate.
Was Go Fast radar confirmed?
The object was tracked by the aircraft's sensor suite during the same deployment period as the Gimbal encounter, part of a pattern of sustained UAP activity reported by USS Theodore Roosevelt aviators.
Why does Go Fast matter?
Together with FLIR1 (Tic Tac) and Gimbal, Go Fast formed the trio of DoD-authenticated UAP videos released April 27, 2020, providing concrete sensor data for congressional and scientific review.
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