On Sunday, yet another unidentified object was shot down by a U.S. Air Force fighter jet. This one was over Lake Huron, north of Michigan, and is the fourth object shot down in American air space in eight days.
Rep. Jack Bergman and Rep. Elissa Slotkin, both of Michigan, confirmed that pilots were engaged from both the Air Force and National Guard, and it was a F-16 that shot down the object.
On Saturday, air space was briefly closed over a portion of Michigan, but then reopened, without explanation from the FAA.
The object shot down on Sunday was described as octagonal, and at 20,000 feet, which would be a threat to commercial airlines. Military sources tell Must Read Alaska that the Department of Defense knows what the UFOs are, but has not told the public.
The first item to enter U.S. airspace was a China spy balloon that traveled across Alaska and much of the United States before being shot down over the ocean east of Myrtle Beach, S.C. Next, an unknown object was shot down over the Arctic Ocean north of Deadhorse, Alaska. Then, over The Yukon, another item, described as a cylinder, was shot down by U.S. F-22, at the request of Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. On Saturday, air space was briefly closed in Montana, but no action was taken, and Sunday, an item shot from the sky over Lake Huron, which is between Michigan and Canada.
