Jake Barber, a recent UAP whistleblower, has gained significant backing from Fred Baker, a legendary figure in the Air Force combat controller and special operations communities. Baker, who has a reputation for his dedication to national security and his extensive military background, has publicly vouched for Barber, lending further credibility to his claims. Baker, who served in the storied 24th Special Tactics Squadron and earned multiple Bronze Stars throughout his career, retired as a Master Sergeant. His extensive military experience, combined with his dedication to national security, adds a weight of credibility to Barber's claims.

In an interview with Ross Coulthart, Baker confirmed that Barber is a patriot and a trustworthy individual, further solidifying the credibility of his claims. Along with other interviewees featured in the special report, Baker’s insights are expected to add a new layer of understanding to the ongoing conversation.

Fred Baker’s Perspective on Disclosure

Fred Baker emphasized a key point about UAP disclosure: "Disclosure is the release of new or secret information. It’s not about convincing anyone. Information will be provided, and it’s up to the people to decide what to do with it." His stance suggests that the release of such information is not about swaying opinions but empowering the public to make their own decisions on the matter.

In addition to his advocacy for Barber, it is important to note that Fred Baker is also connected to Barber’s Skywatcher company. Some critics have raised concerns that much of the disclosure movement is beginning to feel like a marketing campaign for Skywatcher. Whether this perceived commercialization is a positive or negative factor in the larger conversation, one thing is clear: the collaboration between Jake Barber and Fred Baker is only adding fuel to the fire of UAP discourse, and the coming revelations are likely to make waves in both military and civilian circles.