Spot a UFO? The Pentagon Wants to Know

As we move closer to full disclosure, we now see the government encouraging citizens to report sightings or contact with UFO’s.  This is a 180 degree flip from the past 75 years when the government would be dispatched to discredit, smear and threaten anyone who reported something unexplainable in the sky.

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If you see an unidentified flying object in the air, let the Pentagon know — and officials have promised to take you seriously.

The Defense Department wants to remove the stigma around reporting such incidents so that it can better investigate them, starting with military personnel, Pentagon officials on Tuesday told members of the House Intelligence Committee at a hearing.

“We want to know what’s out there as much as you want to know what’s out there,” testified Ronald Moultrie, a top Defense Department intelligence official. “Our goal is not to potentially cover up something, if we were to find something. It’s to understand what may be out there, examine what what it may mean for us.”

The hearing focused on a Pentagon program that started in 2017 and sought to investigate reports from pilots and other military personnel who spotted what the Defense Department calls UAPs, short for “unidentified aerial phenomena” (better known to the public as UFOs, or unidentified flying objects).

This isn’t the Pentagon’s first attempt to record and investigate UFOs. The latest program follows another Pentagon effort, known as Project Bluebook, which discontinued its research about 50 years ago.

“Unidentified aerial phenomena are a potential national security threat, and they need to be treated that way,” said Rep. André Carson, D-Ind., chairman of the Intelligence subcommittee that held the hearing, the first to examine UFOs in five decades. “For too long, the stigma associated with UAPs has gotten in the way of good intelligence analysis. Pilots avoided reporting or were laughed at when they did.”

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