From: The Low-Observable Hypothesis: Classified UAS and Sensor Spoofing in Military UAP Observations
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Unidentified drone incursions have repeatedly penetrated restricted military airspace over critical U.S. defense installations, forcing defensive operational adjustments.

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In December 2023, Langley Air Force Base in Virginia experienced 17 consecutive nights of unauthorized drone incursions. These low-observable, highly coordinated swarms—consisting of up to 40 aircraft flying directly over installations housing advanced F-22 Raptor stealth fighters—baffled military personnel and forced the tactical relocation of advanced fighter squadrons. Former defense official Christopher Mellon confirmed that these incursions are part of a broader, systemic vulnerability where unidentified platforms deliberately probe sensitive military boundaries, blurring the line between foreign surveillance and anomalous phenomena.

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