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Second Navy range fouler release

Department of the Navy via The Black Vault · 2023-12 · 111 pages · text from the file's own layer

This December 8, 2023 letter from the Department of the Navy's FOIA/PA Program Office answers John Greenewald of The Black Vault. His July 2022 FOIA request sought UAP reports involving the USS Theodore Roosevelt from 2014 onward. The Navy points him to a publicly posted set of redacted range fouler reports. Attached are heavily redacted classified Range Fouler Reporting Forms used by the UAPTF, and some narratives describe multiple UAS sighted around the reporting platform.

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SEeRE'FNREL 'F8 ;;81\, F'rE\' Tracking Number (Internal Use Only) LI________---I
Range Fouler Reporting Form
Please do not use the purple
"submit" button above. Save and
email the complete file manually
(see below).
Please complete this form to the best of your ability. If you do not have the requested information, please leave
the field blank. If there w as more than one "group," please report each on a separate form for data collection
purposes. Please recognize that this form is ciassified '8EOFitEliYFitEL, and treat your inputs as you w ould any
other classified government information. You should receive a response within 7 business days.
Last Noms, First Name Rank Squadron SIPR Emaif Address Crew Position
~________----II ~I----II ~I____---II ~I________----II ~I__----I
UAPTF . anltlzes all reports of Identifying Information, Your personal informatioll will remain completely private, and is
requested for pot~mtlal future debriefing purposes only. All Intel and Ops addressees have signed conndentiallry statements to
protect yow identities nod th~ information in these reports.
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Date (mmlrldlyy) Time of detection Day 1 Night Side No. BI/no
(b) (1)
Mission oeseripUon (CAS, BFM, etc)
-(hh:mm:ss Z)
~~~~II~~~~I[]~I ~~---II[]I~~~I~I~~I~I~~~~Geogropllic locatton Contact Latitude NlS Contact Longilucle EIW Platform Aftitude Object Altitude Wind Ojr I Wind Speed
(E,: W. 72 1A) (DD.MM.:SS) (Do:M.M.·SS) (E,: 22000) (al Conlact Alt)
Pleas~lpr to detemllne iJ tat I Long for the contact at initial detection. We recommend
lIsinYWJIWo reference tIle sensor-derived beariflg and range relative to the bullseye you l)ad
in use. I( UIElI method is not Dvmlable, any reasonable (lenVation of location will work, but
please be as speCific as possible lJnd make a note in tl1e commonts section. Tllese locations
may be used to cue other means of tracking.
(b) (1)
# of Contacts in
"Group":
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Wa s the contect moving? I
:==:::::::Direction/Speed I(Ex. 090I t5) L.___.J
Please check all that apply:
Wings/Airframe:
Other S/IlJ.pe "
Apparent PropulsiOh:
Moving Pans:
Please use the field below to describe the contact and what happened in your own words with as much detail as
possible. Please be sure to include any detail not included in questions above.
(b) (1)
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Thank you for your time. Please ensure all t:!!.Spla,y tapes are ripped for the entire time of interaction and saved as
(El(arno lle· intel personnel shall upload those files to the repository
this link.
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