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Airman Describes a UAP
Three Saw Through Night Vision | Logan Labby<\/b><\/font><\/big>
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\nThrough night-vision goggles, Logan Labby says he saw a large, silent V-shaped object over Schriever Air Force Base. When he lowered the goggles, he could no longer see it.<\/p>\n

In spring 2008, Logan was serving in Air Force Security Forces near Colorado Springs. He recalls that two fellow airmen also viewed the object through the goggles, yet none of them reported it that night. He says they feared what reporting a UFO might mean for their security clearances.<\/p>\n

Logan joins me to describe the sighting, explain why he stayed silent, and discuss what eventually led him to come forward to Americans for Safe Aerospace and speak with the FBI.<\/p>\n

He does not claim to know what the object was. Looking back, he considers the decision not to report it a security failure. His account raises a practical question: what would help service members report unusual observations without fearing for their careers?<\/p>\n

Chapters<\/u>:
\n00:00 – Opening
\n01:15 – Intro: Airman First Class Logan Labby
\n04:10 – Guarding Restricted Areas at Schriever
\n10:18 – The Night Of: Star-Gazing Through Night Vision
\n13:49 – The V-Shaped Craft Appears
\n15:10 – Goggles Off: He Could No Longer See It
\n21:25 – The Lights That Cast No Glow
\n27:52 – Why They Chose Not to Report It
\n35:02 – Why It Reminded Him of the Phoenix Lights
\n38:28 – “It Didn’t Seem Human”: What He Thinks It Was
\n42:59 – Reporting It Today Would Be a Security Duty
\n44:41 – Reporting to ASA and the FBI
\n50:56 – His Advice to Anyone Hesitant to Report<\/p>\n