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Missing a source? Suggest one →The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) is the U.S. Department of Defense office, established in 2022, that investigates reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena across the military and intelligence community. 179 declassified documents reference AARO, from Department of War, FBI, Intelligence Community Agency, Local Law Enforcement, released between May 2026 and September 2026. Each file has a neutral AI summary and a credibility note; the original is always linked.
This is a US Air Force Intelligence Information Report (IIR) filed by AFSOC (Air Force Special Operations Command) documenting approximately 25 instances of UAPs observed by a USSOF AC-130 Gunship crew during a nighttime live-fire training exercise over the…
Skeptic note: The primary sensor video evidence (EO/IR footage) was lost due to an inexplicable DVR failure, leaving the report dependent solely on crew testimony and TACTOOL-derived speed estimates. Speed…
A June 2026 AARO memorandum signed by Director Jon T. Kosloski summarizes ongoing analysis of a two-day UAP incident in October 2023 near a sensitive national security site in the western United States. Six federal law enforcement special agents observed…
Skeptic note: No video, photographic, or sensor data was collected by the reporting agents; the entire unresolved 40% rests solely on narrative testimony. Observations were made in low-light (dusk) conditions,…
This UNCLASSIFIED memorandum dated 02 June 2026, signed by AARO Director Jon T. Kosloski, presents the first-hand written narrative of Witness 2, a U.S. federal law enforcement special agent, describing three separate UAP incidents observed over two days in…
Skeptic note: This is a single-witness written narrative submitted approximately two and a half years after the events occurred, with no contemporaneous sensor data, radar tracks, or independent corroboration…
AARO has identified a 46-second infrared sensor video uploaded to a classified network in February 2023, whose user-defined title describes an USAF Air National Guard F-16C shooting down a UAP over Lake Huron on 12 February 2023. The video appears to show an…
Skeptic note: AARO explicitly declines to make any analytical or investigative judgment about the event. The materials lack a substantiated chain-of-custody, undermining evidential integrity. The video title is…
A U.S. Central Command sensor video submitted to AARO depicting an unidentified anomalous phenomenon observed over Greece in January 2024. The UAP was reportedly visible only via short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensor and described in an accompanying mission…
Skeptic note: The object's shape description ('diamond-shaped') comes from an accompanying mission report (DoW-UAP-D7) rather than from AARO analytical judgment; the video description itself explicitly disclaims…
AARO released a lengthy classified military infrared video allegedly depicting objects over the Persian Gulf, likely from a U.S. military platform in the CENTCOM area of responsibility. The 17-minute 36-second video shows a single area of contrast that becomes difficult to distinguish from background noise, requiring multiple sensor contrast adjustments. AARO did not provide analytical judgment, and chain of custody is unsubstantiated.
AARO released a classified military infrared video from March 2025 depicting multiple spherical objects tracked near a submarine in a location not specified but assessed to be military platform-derived. The video shows at least three distinct transit events of areas of contrast over approximately 4 minutes 50 seconds. The uploader's title suggests the objects transition in and out of water. Chain of custody is unsubstantiated, and AARO provides no analytical assessment of the claim.
AARO released a 46-second classified military infrared video from February 2023 allegedly depicting a U.S. Air Force F-16C shooting down an unidentified object over Lake Huron using an unspecified weapon system. At the 20-second mark, the footage shows two distinct areas of contrast, with the initial subject fragmenting in a radial displacement pattern consistent with a high-energy event. Chain of custody is unsubstantiated, and AARO provides no analytical judgment or confirmation of the incident.
The Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) held a government-sponsored UAP research workshop outside Washington, D.C. in August 2025. Newly released FOIA records detail participants, speakers, panelists, foreign participation correspondence, and AARO's future research plans. The disclosure provides rare transparency into official UAP research coordination efforts.
An unclassified memorandum from Aaron Lukas, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, makes UAP disclosure mandatory for current and former US government employees, reversing the prior optional status for those with knowledge of potential non-human-made technologies.
The Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) released its Fiscal Year 2025 report, which found no evidence of exotic or non-human technology associated with UAP cases, though unresolved mysteries remain.
A declassified video (DOW-UAP-PR090) from August 24, 2020, showing a UAP observed by a CENTCOM mission during a flight, was released on May 22, 2026 through the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO).
On 7 October 2020, a U.S. military infrared sensor platform operating in the Central Command area captured 4 minutes and 34 seconds of video showing an area of contrast that operators tracked and adjusted zoom and modality settings to observe. AARO assessed the video as derived from military sensor data uploaded to a classified network in October 2020. Released in March 2026 following congressional request for UAP-related records, the materials lack substantiated chain-of-custody documentation.
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