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Case File // 2015-GOF-0115

The 'GoFast' Encounter

GoFast is an F/A-18F FLIR clip that appears to show a small object racing just above the ocean. Crew audio reacts to perceived speed—the nickname writes itself. Later public technical arguments emphasize parallax and range uncertainty: an object that looks fast near the water may be higher and slower than the first impression suggests.

AARO has published case-resolution material assessing GoFast in prosaic terms, while the broader East Coast reporting pattern that surrounds the Roosevelt deployment remains culturally and historically important even when a single clip is explained.

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