Unidentified: The second installment of the History Channel's new UFO show

My psychological training emphasized testing and interviewing for Detroit businesses (mostly banks), of individuals being hired, to determine their personalities, traits, and honesty. (I think I have some expertise in those areas.)

Regarding Luis Elizondo, I got the impression of him in the first airing of Unidentified that he was and is an honest guy. Unless I'm slipping, I still see him that way, after watching him in the second installment of the History show.

Moreover, the witnesses he's interviewing are above reproach as far as I'm concerned. Their accounts are exactly as they report, accurate and minutely detailed.

Friday's show [6/7/19] involved two military radar men who were part of the 2004 Nimitz UFO events.

They confirmed the weird, spectacular track(s) of the objects ultimately seen and encountered by Commander Fravor and his "wingman" (a woman pilot) introduced in the first installment.

The persons being interviewed and those interviewing them don't have the lunatic quirks of some of the people who appear on History's Ancient Alien series.

The show is more methodical than exciting, and I'm enjoying it, subdued as it is.

RR