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This 2022 release from the Office of the Secretary of Defense, under FOIA case 22-F-1364, is a briefing deck from the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) presented by its director, Sean Kirkpatrick. It sets out AARO's mission and vision and describes UAP concerns in US territory, near strategic capabilities and in foreign areas. It also covers integrated operations, research, analysis and strategic communications, and efforts to destigmatize reporting. The deck closes by listing the observer and phenomenon details needed for UAP analysis.
What kind of information would be necessary and sufficient for UAP analyses? about the phenomenon — UAP-event description or narrative — UAP location relative to the observer, with as much precision as practicable —Number of UAP-objects observed during the phenomenon and indications of intra UAP-object coordination and/or communication — Indications of advanced and/or enigmatic capabilities — UAP characteristics, including physical state (e.g., solid, liquid, gas, plasma); description (e.g., size, shape, color); signatures; propulsion means; payload — UAP performance envelope, including altitude and/or depth; travel path and trajectory; velocity; maneuverability — UAP behavior, including whether under apparent intelligent control, apparent response to observation and/or observer presence, and apparent indications of indifference or hostility about the observer — Observer's date, time, location, and travel path for first and last observation of the IMP, with as much precision as practicable — Observer's behavior toward the UAP — Sensors that detected the phenomenon (e.g., visual, radar) — Any physiological, psychological, or, other effects apparently corresponding to the UAP observation — Observer's assessment of the UAP, including the nature of the phenomenon and whether it was benign, a hazard, or a threat — Identification of any other observers
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FOIA release, from the osd collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 6 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.