More than a year after the establishment of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) there are still no official channels for civilian UAP witnesses to report their sightings, leaving many who could potentially provide high-quality reports to government investigators with little other option than to divulge their experiences toread more
Anonymous individuals within the Department of Defense appear to have made an attempt to smear the credibility of UAP whistleblower David Grusch by tipping a reporter working for The Intercept off to a prior PTSD-related mental health issue that Grusch had received treatment for, an all too common issue that affects oneread more
A group of Representatives have called for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to form a Select Committee to investigate the federal government’s response to the issue of unidentified anomalous phenomena, in light of the testimony delivered at the Oversight Committee’s hearing into UAP that put allegations of reverse engineering programs illegallyread more
Links between an information security company and the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) have surfaced online, with speculation being made that the company may have been hired by the Pentagon’s official UAP investigative body to contain potential leaks regarding sensitive UAP information. Although there is no direct evidence that theread more