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UAP Case Resolution Reports
Eglin UAP Case Resolution
A military pilot reported the object due to its potential as a flight safety hazard and an incursion into a sensitive training range.
Eglin Case Resolution Report
Atmospheric Wake Case Resolution
These reports were submitted after three different missions in the Middle East, and the Mediterranean Sea in 2022 and 2023. The reports were filed due to the potential hazard posed to the mission and because the videos depict a potentially anomalous propulsion signature.
Atmospheric Wake Case Resolution Report
Southeast Asia Triangles Case Resolution
Six triangular objects in a formation were originally flagged as potentially anomalous and potentially posing a risk to navigation.
Southeast Asia Triangles Case Resolution Report
Western United States Case Resolution
Military personnel reported this case due to the observed UAP presenting a potential incursion into restricted airspace. The UAP were described as equidistant lights that flew at a relatively contant pace.
Western United States Case Resolution Report