He Saw Four TIC TAC UFOs — Then AARO Came Calling
, by Carl Rogers
The USS Jackson encounter itself is not new—Wiggins previously described it publicly and testified before Congress in September 2025.
He Saw Four TIC TAC UFOs — Then AARO Came Calling
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Released: 8 September 2026
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Format: Full-length Weaponized interview with Jeremy Corbell, George Knapp and active-duty US Navy Senior Chief Alex Wiggins
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Where: Watch on Corbell’s official YouTube channel or use the official Weaponized episode page.
Why it matters: The USS Jackson encounter itself is not new—Wiggins previously described it publicly and testified before Congress in September 2025. The worthwhile new element is a previously unreleased extended conversation in which he details his subsequent dealings with AARO. He alleges that AARO contacted his chain of command after he declined to repeat his account inside a classified SCIF and discussed escalating the matter to compel his participation.
Evidence distinction:
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Documented: Wiggins publicly testified about the February 2023 incident; Weaponized released this previously unaired conversation on 8 September.
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Wiggins’ encounter claim: He observed one object apparently emerge from the ocean and join three similar Tic Tac-shaped objects before their coordinated departure. Publicly available material does not independently establish their origin or extraordinary performance.
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Wiggins’ institutional claim: He characterises AARO’s subsequent approach as coercive or intimidating. The episode presents his account, but not correspondence, recordings or an AARO response sufficient to independently establish improper conduct.
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Interpretation: Asking a witness to enter a SCIF could have a legitimate investigative purpose because classified sensor information may be discussed there. The important question is whether participation was voluntary, how the request was communicated and whether pressure was applied through his command.
Measured TheUAPMan angle:
The strongest story here isn’t “four alien craft”—it is how an active-duty witness says the official UAP office treated him after his public testimony. Release the communications, obtain AARO’s response and establish whether this was routine classified follow-up or inappropriate pressure.
