Karson Kammerzell

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Karson Kammerzell
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On the Timeline1 event, 2020

Karson Kammerzell is a former U.S. Navy communications specialist who served aboard the cruiser USS Princeton in 2004.

His account

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In 2020 Kammerzell described the November 2004 "Tic Tac" events from his post on the Princeton, saying that he heard communications during the encounter and saw related radar information. He also described the atmosphere aboard after the incident. His account adds to the testimony of other Princeton crew members, such as Kevin Day and Gary Voorhis.

On the UAP Timeline

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