The following is a conversation with Lieutenant Ryan Graves, former Navy fighter pilot, including

roles as a combat lead, landing signals officer, and rescue mission commander.

He and people in his quadrant detected UFOs on multiple occasions, and he has been one

of the few people willing to speak publicly about these experiences, and about the importance

of investigating these sightings, especially for national security reasons.

Ryan has a degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering from WPI, and an interest in career

roles in advanced technology development, including multi-aging collaborative autonomy, machine

learning assisted air-to-air combat, manned and unmanned teaming technologies, and most

recently development of materials through quantum simulation.

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