UAP Disclosure & Government Programs

From Project Blue Book to AARO — the official government programs that have investigated UAP over the decades.

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  • Sean Kirkpatrick · First AARO director, departed December 2023

    Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick was the first director of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), serving from its creation in 2022 until his departure in December 2023. Under his leadership, AARO released a historical review that found no…

  • All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) · Current DoD UAP investigation office (est. 2022)

    AARO is the Department of Defense office established in July 2022 to investigate UAP reports across all domains — air, sea, space, and transmedium. Created by the Gillibrand amendment to the FY2022 NDAA, AARO replaced the earlier Airborne…

  • Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) · Secret Pentagon UAP investigation program (2007–2012)

    Name widely used for a DIA-managed Pentagon UAP study (officially AAWSAP, 2009-2012), revealed in Dec. 2017; its funding, dates and leadership are disputed.

  • Project Blue Book · USAF UFO investigation program (1952–1969)

    U.S. Air Force UFO investigation program (1952-1969) at Wright-Patterson AFB; 701 of 12,618 logged sightings remained unidentified.

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