8 UFONN reports, 124 sources logged.
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.
The Pentagon's UAP office took three celebrated cases apart in front of a Senate subcommittee — including GoFast and the Aguadilla video. Not everyone accepted the reconstruction.
The Pentagon's annual UAP accounting resolved everything it touched into balloons, birds and drones — and quietly conceded that a fifth of the caseload never gets touched at all.
Four witnesses told a joint House subcommittee the government has hidden UAP information for decades. One of them arrived with the name of an alleged Pentagon photo archive.
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.
A whistleblower described a Pentagon program that collects and quarantines every high-quality UAP image the government takes. It has a name, a described purpose, and no confirmed existence.