Doc 2 (FOIA 22-F-1364)

The potentially ubiquitous presence
of UAP
defines the national-security
implications and drives the broad range
of
stakeholders and demand for
ricorous scientific understanding
of
and intelligence on phenomena
US
Territory
&
Operating Areas
—
DoD
observations and reporting
of
UAP
most often
in
the
vicinity
of
US
military facilities
and operating areas
—
Threats
to the
immediate safety
of
US
citizens
and
Government
facilities,
across domains,
is
priority
—
Safety
and
security
risks
of
UAP
heighten
US
Government awarenessand
drives research and
mitigationefforts
as
Key
partners and
stakeholders
include
DoD,
IC,
Dal,
NASA,
FAA
US
Strategic Capabilities
—
Reporting on
UAP
proximity
to
strategic capabilities
and
critical
infrastructure
primarily historical;
analysis limited by
information currencyand source
reliability
—
Consequence
of
UAP in
the
vicinity of
strategic capabilities
is
high, potentially
threatening strategic deterrence and
safety
of
civil
society
—
DoD
strengthening observations and
reporting
capabilities
near
US
strategic
capabilities
and
critical
infrastructure
as
Key
partners and stakeholders
include
DoD,
IC,
DoE
and
NNSA,
Doi,
DHS
Foreign Territory
&
Operating Areas
—
Reporting on
UAP
activity
in
foreign
territory or operating areas
limited by
source
reliability
—
Consequence
of
such
moderate-to-
high, potentially leading
to
adversarial
misattribution
of
UAP
to
the
UnitedStates
—Allies
and strategic competitors apply
resources
to
observe,
identify,
and
attribute
UAP
(open
source)
as
Key
partners and stakeholders
include
DoD,
IC,
STATE,
international partners