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The DoD Office of Inspector General released 14 pages in part under FOIA exemption (b)(6) in response to a request for all communications between DARPA and the UAP Task Force and between DARPA and ODNI related to the creation of the UAP report, referring additional pages to OSD/JS.
A September 20, 2022 FOIA response to The Black Vault's John Greenewald, Jr. released 27 of 50 responsive pages, including a November 23, 2021 memo establishing the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group as successor to the Navy-led UAP Task Force.
A 1993 RAAF brief recommended the Air Force stop investigating unusual aerial sightings; by 2013 the policy was cancelled, and in 2021 Defence told the Senate it had never formally reviewed the US ODNI's UAP assessment.
The NRO released two partially redacted documents in response to a FOIA request for emails to/from Director Christopher Scolese containing UAP keywords, including an internal update on the UAP Task Force Report to Congress and a DoD IG project on UAPs.
A September 22, 2008 Standard Form 1449 shows the Virginia Contracting Activity awarding contract HHM402-08-C-0072 to Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, LLC, with a total award amount of $21,948,810.00 and line items including research reports and a Comprehensive Integrated Threat Assessment.
In a June 2020 email released under FOIA case 21-F-0938, former OUSD(I) staff member Luis Elizondo told DoD public affairs that AATIP 'was never shut down' and that he ran the program, seeking correction of the record.
In a June 3, 2020 email released under FOIA case 21-F-0938, Luis D. Elizondo told DoD public affairs official Susan Gough that he 'ran the program' and that AATIP was 'all about UAPs.' The DoD's response letter notes it 'cannot validate the authenticity of the material contained in this record.'
The UAP Task Force has informed this office that the video you are requesting is exempt from release under FOIA exemption 5 U.S.C. § 552 (b)(1)...
AARO's May 2024 information paper details how forced perspective and parallax can cause observers to misjudge a UAP's size, speed, and direction—yet the office still calls single-observer reports 'critical' to its analyses.
A 2010 Defense Intelligence Agency report produced under the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program surveys the history of superconductor-gravity research, including the disputed Podkletnov gravity-shielding experiments and replication attempts by NASA and Boeing Phantom Works.
A 2010 Defense Intelligence Agency report from the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program reviews the theory and experiments behind invisibility cloaking, from microwave metamaterials to the fundamental problem that transformation-based cloaks work for only one color of light.
A declassified USCENTCOM mission report from May 2022 reveals that a U.S. reconnaissance aircraft observed UAPs flying sporadically within a target area in Iraq. The UAPs were traveling at speeds between 80-180 MPH and were estimated to be 1-2 meters in size. The observation was made via full-motion video, and the UAPs did not hinder the mission.