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| name | | name = Michael Herrera | ||
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| role = Corporal in the United States Marine Corps, alleged whistleblower | |||
| | | affiliation = [[United States Marine Corps]] | ||
| | | affiliation_in_practice = Alleged covert involvement in UAP-related military operations | ||
| | | bureaucratic_obfuscation = | ||
| status = Honorably discharged | |||
| | | status_date = 2010s | ||
| experience_date = October 8, 2009 | |||
| | | experience_location = Padang, Indonesia | ||
| | | experience_type = Military encounter with unidentified aerial phenomena | ||
| | | technology_encountered = Large octagonal hovering craft | ||
| | | beings_encountered = Unidentified men in unmarked uniforms | ||
| | | alleged_activities = Witnessing a UFO and covert military operation involving UAP technology | ||
| claims = Unidentified aerial craft sighting, confiscation by unmarked U.S. forces | |||
| | | physical_evidence = Alleged confiscated equipment and documentation, unverified testimonies | ||
| disclosure_type = Voluntary public testimony | |||
| | | alleged_retaliation = Unknown | ||
| first_public_account_date = 2020s | |||
| | | suppression_of_evidence = Claims of documentation and equipment being confiscated by superiors | ||
| suppression_of_account = Official denial, restricted access to records | |||
| | | suppression_of_corroboration = Unknown | ||
| | | public_accounts = Interviews, podcasts, congressional briefings | ||
| | | known_for = Allegations of UFO sighting and covert U.S. operations involving UAP | ||
| | | notable_contributions = Advocacy for transparency on UAP/UFO phenomena | ||
| | | notable_works = | ||
| | | attempts_to_debunk = Criticism from skeptics for lack of physical evidence | ||
| | | website = | ||
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'''Michael Herrera''' is a former [[United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marine]] who claimed to see a human-occupied [[craft]] and covert military operation during his service in 2009. Herrera alleges that while deployed in [[Padang]], [[Indonesia]], for humanitarian aid, he encountered a hovering, octagonal craft being loaded with weapons by unmarked U.S. forces. | '''Michael Herrera''' is a former [[United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marine]] who claimed to see a human-occupied [[craft]] and covert military operation during his service in 2009. Herrera alleges that while deployed in [[Padang]], [[Indonesia]], for humanitarian aid, he encountered a hovering, octagonal craft being loaded with weapons by unmarked U.S. forces. | ||
== Alleged | == Alleged incident == | ||
On October 8, 2009, Herrera was serving as a corporal with the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, providing assistance after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Padang. | On October 8, 2009, Herrera was serving as a corporal with the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, providing assistance after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Padang. Herrera claims that he and five other Marines were sent to investigate a supposed weapons cache in a jungle area. Upon arrival, they allegedly observed a large, octagonal-shaped craft levitating silently above the ground. The craft was approximately 100 feet in diameter and emitted a low-frequency hum. | ||
Herrera reports that unmarked U.S. forces were loading large weapon cases onto the craft. When noticed, he and his team were confronted by these men, held at gunpoint, and ordered to surrender their weapons and communications equipment. They were allegedly threatened to remain silent about the incident. | Herrera reports that unmarked U.S. forces were loading large weapon cases onto the craft. When noticed, he and his team were confronted by these men, held at gunpoint, and ordered to surrender their weapons and communications equipment. They were allegedly threatened to remain silent about the incident. | ||
== Public disclosure == | == Public disclosure == | ||
Years after the event, Herrera began sharing his story publicly. In 2023, he provided a briefing to members of the U.S. Congress regarding his experience. | Years after the event, Herrera began sharing his story publicly. In 2023, he provided a briefing to members of the U.S. Congress regarding his experience. He also appeared on the "Weaponized" podcast hosted by investigative journalists [[Jeremy Corbell]] and [[George Knapp]], where he detailed the encounter and the aftermath. | ||
Herrera asserts that he has faced intimidation and harassment since coming forward, including alleged surveillance and threats aimed at discouraging him from sharing his story. | Herrera asserts that he has faced intimidation and harassment since coming forward, including alleged surveillance and threats aimed at discouraging him from sharing his story. | ||
== Advocacy == | == Advocacy == | ||
Herrera is part of a growing group of former military personnel advocating for increased transparency from the government on issues related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). He supports calls for official investigations and public hearings to address and disclose information regarding UAP encounters involving military personnel. | Herrera is part of a growing group of former military personnel advocating for increased transparency from the government on issues related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). He supports calls for official investigations and public hearings to address and disclose information regarding UAP encounters involving military personnel. | ||
== Reception == | == Reception == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
[[Category:United States Marines]] | [[Category:United States Marines]] |
Latest revision as of 07:46, 13 November 2024
Michael Herrera | |
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Role | Corporal in the United States Marine Corps, alleged whistleblower |
Official affiliation | United States Marine Corps |
Affiliation in practice | Alleged covert involvement in UAP-related military operations |
Status | Honorably discharged (2010s) |
Experience dates | October 8, 2009 |
Experience location | Padang, Indonesia |
Experience type | Large octagonal hovering craft |
Beings encountered | Unidentified men in unmarked uniforms |
Alleged activities | Witnessing a UFO and covert military operation involving UAP technology |
Claims | Unidentified aerial craft sighting, confiscation by unmarked U.S. forces |
Physical evidence | Alleged confiscated equipment and documentation, unverified testimonies |
Disclosure type | Voluntary public testimony |
First public account date | 2020s |
Alleged suppression of evidence | Claims of documentation and equipment being confiscated by superiors |
Public accounts | Interviews, podcasts, congressional briefings |
Known for | Allegations of UFO sighting and covert U.S. operations involving UAP |
Notable contributions | Advocacy for transparency on UAP/UFO phenomena |
Attempts to debunk | Criticism from skeptics for lack of physical evidence |
Michael Herrera is a former U.S. Marine who claimed to see a human-occupied craft and covert military operation during his service in 2009. Herrera alleges that while deployed in Padang, Indonesia, for humanitarian aid, he encountered a hovering, octagonal craft being loaded with weapons by unmarked U.S. forces.
Alleged incident[edit | edit source]
On October 8, 2009, Herrera was serving as a corporal with the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, providing assistance after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Padang. Herrera claims that he and five other Marines were sent to investigate a supposed weapons cache in a jungle area. Upon arrival, they allegedly observed a large, octagonal-shaped craft levitating silently above the ground. The craft was approximately 100 feet in diameter and emitted a low-frequency hum.
Herrera reports that unmarked U.S. forces were loading large weapon cases onto the craft. When noticed, he and his team were confronted by these men, held at gunpoint, and ordered to surrender their weapons and communications equipment. They were allegedly threatened to remain silent about the incident.
Public disclosure[edit | edit source]
Years after the event, Herrera began sharing his story publicly. In 2023, he provided a briefing to members of the U.S. Congress regarding his experience. He also appeared on the "Weaponized" podcast hosted by investigative journalists Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp, where he detailed the encounter and the aftermath.
Herrera asserts that he has faced intimidation and harassment since coming forward, including alleged surveillance and threats aimed at discouraging him from sharing his story.
Advocacy[edit | edit source]
Herrera is part of a growing group of former military personnel advocating for increased transparency from the government on issues related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). He supports calls for official investigations and public hearings to address and disclose information regarding UAP encounters involving military personnel.
Reception[edit | edit source]
Herrera's claims have been met with both interest and skepticism. Supporters argue that his military background lends credibility, while critics point out the lack of physical evidence and official documentation to corroborate his story. Skeptics also note the challenges in verifying such accounts due to the secretive nature of military operations and classified information.
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