– Sedona Az, By Zane Reddick
Good evening, America — and to our brothers and sisters tuning in from the quiet corners of the night across this strange, spinning world… welcome back to Digital Media USA: SkyWatch, I’m Zane Reddick.
Tonight, I bring you a report that is as disturbing as it is undeniable.
Objects — unknown, unclaimed, and unchallenged — are flying with impunity over some of the most sensitive military installations and critical infrastructure on this planet. Not once. Not twice. But for seventeen consecutive nights in one case, and countless others in between.
Now these aren’t your neighbor’s Amazon delivery drones. These aren’t party balloons caught in a gust of wind. These are sophisticated, coordinated, and, according to every credible source I can name, completely unknown craft. They are impervious to electronic jamming. They hover. They swarm. They descend into oceans and vanish without a trace.
Let that settle for a moment.
In interviews just this month, retired four-star Air Force generals admitted it — on camera. The current commander responsible for defending North American airspace couldn’t explain it either. Senator Roger Wicker, a man with access to the highest-level briefings in the country, said the Pentagon is still mystified.
So let’s stop pretending we’re dealing with toys.
These craft — if we can even call them that — aren’t just anomalies. They’re a national security message written in bright flashing lights… and so far, nobody in charge can read it.
They hover over our Air Force bases. Our nuclear missile silos. Our Navy destroyers far out at sea. They splash into the ocean like they belong there. What are they doing? What do they want? And perhaps most chilling — who sent them?
In 2019, the crew of the USS Omaha filmed a perfectly spherical object — moving against high winds, intelligently maneuvering before descending calmly into the Pacific Ocean. The very next night, the USS Paul Hamilton — a separate Navy vessel — was swarmed by similar craft.
Now consider this: law enforcement in Ohio, Indiana, Wyoming — even rural Colorado and Kansas — are reporting grid-search patterns, spoke-like formations, and a behavior that suggests coordination… not chaos.
One sheriff described what he saw as a mothership, surrounded by ten or more smaller drones. They followed officers. They moved in silence. They tracked and observed — and in many cases, they vanished faster than anything we can launch into the air today.
Farmers, deputies, governors, even federal officials — all left shrugging their shoulders.
The objects are not only seen, they are felt. Their presence lingers like a cold breath behind your neck. They are not afraid to be witnessed — in fact, their blatant, showy appearances suggest the exact opposite.
And here’s the part that gets under my skin: these aren’t isolated incidents anymore. They are happening coast to coast. Day to day. Week after week. The playbook of secrecy is wearing thin.
Some of these incursions occurred near bird flu outbreaks. Others hovered over power plants. Nuclear facilities. Could it be surveillance? Biological monitoring? Something even deeper?
We are being observed. Studied. Perhaps warned.
The truth, whatever it may be, is no longer hiding in shadows. It’s written in the flight paths of unmarked lights above us. It’s in the radar tracks the Navy can’t explain. It’s in the silence of the Pentagon. And it’s in the growing unease felt by every sheriff who’s looked up and seen something… that shouldn’t be there.
And so I ask you, as the hour grows late… what flies above us when even the defenders of the sky admit: they don’t know what they’re seeing?
Something is happening, America.
Stay awake.
Stay watching.
This is Zane Reddick, and you’re listening to SkyWatch on Digital Media USA.
