Incursions over bases, airports and infrastructure — 5 UFONN reports, 51 sources on file.
Findel went dark on a Friday night and again the following Monday, Berlin shut its airspace two days later, and the one fact every government shares is that no drone has been intercepted, recovered or identified.
Copenhagen, Oslo, Munich, Brussels. Eighteen drones in three weeks, one NATO member invoking Article 4 — and a continent deciding very quickly that "unidentified" was a diplomatic word, not a technical one.
Thousands of people reported nightly drones over the most heavily monitored corridor in America. The federal government said most were lawful aircraft. Almost nobody on the ground believed it.
A swarm of drones flew over one of the Air Force's most important fighter bases every evening for more than two weeks. The Air Force moved its F-22s. Ten months later nobody would say who sent them.
In 2019 unidentified drones shadowed U.S. warships off California for a week — matching course, hovering over flight decks, shining lights on the bridge. FOIA released the ship logs two years later.