'It's Coming Right at Us!' UFO Details Exposed by Ex-Air Force Officer

A former United States Air Force patrolman has shed more details on an encounter with "a gigantic floating red square" alleged UFO that left him "freaked out."

Speaking on the Merged podcast Tuesday, Jeff Nuccetelli expressed the seriousness of the encounter, which took place in October 2003 and was made public via sworn testimony before Congress in July, Knewz.com has learned.

"This is not a joke," ex-USAF senior patrolman, Jeff Nuccetelli said recently. "These are contractors with top secret clearances."

Nuccetelli spoke about another encounter with the craft in which two other USAF patrol officers "got buzzed by the UFO," causing everyone involved go into disarray.

"I'm getting ready to jump in the car," Nuccetelli told Merged host, retired US Navy fighter pilot Lt. Ryan Graves, "and then all hell breaks loose, and they start screaming over the radio, 'It's coming right at us. It's coming right for us. Now it's right here.

"It was hard to hear,' the former USAF patrol officer said, 'because they were screaming, and they were scared."

The second sighting, which had not previously been made public, according to The Daily Mail, took place over Vandenberg Air Force Base's Launch Complex 4, which Elon Musk's SpaceX now operates out of.

“This is all playing out on the radio and the dispatchers are communicating with them trying to get more information," Nuccetelli said, according to The Independent. “It’s just chaos, you know? The dispatchers are basically advising everybody to go on alert trying to get information.”

Nuccetelli said he spoke with "about six people" who witnessed the incident after the alleged sighting.

“Basically what they described was this object came in, was moving strangely, erratically. It got bigger and brighter as it came in,” he said. “Then it came at a high rate of speed and flew right up to the entry control point and stopped. And they all stared at it. And it just shot off.”

Nuccetelli said the alleged UFO was “basically just a big square object, the size of a football field, silently floating over the launchpad, red in color, glowing.”

Nuccetelli said that three Boeing contractors signed sworn statements saying they witnessed the alleged UFOs.

While there's been questions about the Pentagon's reliability when it comes to UFOs and testy discussions between its director and physicist Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick and UFO whistleblower David Grusch, Nuccetelli said his experience with those investigating was serious.

"In fact, the investigator that contacted me spent a tremendous amount of time talking to me, over an hour for sure," Nuccetelli said. "I felt that they were genuinely, genuinely, interested in the case. And genuinely interested in looking into it.'"

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Nuccetelli said the next challenge is to track down more witnesses so they can bring more information to light.

"What I'm trying to do now is track down all the people," the ex-USAF policeman said, "because my recollection of who was there, and all the particulars, and the details are flawed, right? Because I wasn't there when these things happen. It's all secondhand.

"I haven't talked to these people for 20 years. And then all of a sudden, I'm like, 'Hey, let's get in contact' […] 'let's talk about the UFO.'"