Why it matters
Objects over nuclear sites are a recurring theme in UFO history. These show how the regulator handles them today.
What is in it
All 9 items in this series, as listed by the National Archives. Links open the scanned file.
- PDFAARO [All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office] UAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] Reporting Guidance catalog
- PDFCurrent and Future Flyover Reporting Guidance for SIDs [Suspicious Incident Databases]: A Proposal
This item is a slideshow presentation given by Daryl Johnson that relates to Suspicious Incident Databases (SIDs). catalog - PDFNDAA's [National Defense Authorization Act] coverage of UAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] activities at facilities subject to ยง 73.67 catalog
- PDFNSIR [Nuclear Security and Incident Response] Drones/UAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] Reporting Requirement catalog
- PDFPilgrim Drone Spotting
This item is an email correspondence chain between Raymond Lorson and Brett Klukan about an incident that occurred near Plymouth, Massachusetts. Additional correspondents include Anthony Dimitriadis, John Cherubini, and Dana Caron. catalog - PDFUAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] and SID [Suspicious Incident Database] reporting requirements catalog
- PDFUAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] Summary catalog
- PDFUAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena]/UFO [Unidentified Flying Object] Reporting Requirement and EWR [Enhanced Weapons Rule] Guidance - A question catalog
- PDFUpdating Flyover Reporting Guidance for Suspicious Incident Database to include UAP [Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena]
This item is a briefing document for a decision/alignment meeting led by Daryl Johnson. It includes information about updating flyover reporting guidance for Suspicious Incident Databases (SIDs) to include unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and potential impacts to enhanced weapons rule reporting requirements. catalog