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Retired US Fighter Pilot Who Saw Tic-Tac UFOs In 2004 Opens Out On Her Experience

Dietrich says she had recently got her stripes as a fighter pilot and was on a regular training flight in her Super Hornet with the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group when she noticed an unfamiliar object flying at speed and erratically on November 14 2004

Daily Mail: 'There was no denying it': Retired fighter pilot and mother-of-three who saw Tic-Tac UFOs in 2004 says Navy crew kept quiet due to fears of being labeled 'kooky'

* Alex Dietrich, 41, was on patrol near San Diego in 2004 when she saw a Tic Tac-shaped UFO appear flying at pace and erratically

* When her Navy commander went into for a closer look, the object began mimicking its movements and then disappeared

* The mother of three and former Lt. Cmdr. says she feels a 'duty and obligation' to speak out about what she saw

* She says other pilots were fearful of speaking about UFOs as they would be dismissed for being 'kooky'

* The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is to release its report about unidentified aerial phenomena sightings by military personnel next month

A former fighter pilot who saw Tic Tac-shaped UFOs in 2004 says her Navy colleagues stayed quiet for fear of being labeled 'kooky'.

Mother-of-three Alex Dietrich, 41, says she feels a 'duty' to speak up about her close encounter with unidentified aerial phenomena because she sees it as a vital matter of national security.

Dietrich appeared on a recent 60 Minutes special on unexplained aerial phenomena and also speaks regularly to House and Senate enquiries into UFOs, and says military pilots fear the stigma of being associated with UFOs.

'I do feel a duty and obligation,' the former Lt. Cmdr. told the Washington Post when asked why she was open to talking about her experiences, unlike many of her former colleagues.

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