John Company who we are
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Every document, all 294, ungrouped.

  1. Foo-fighters came before flying saucers Department of War, Germany, 1945.
  2. The checklist work kept going Department of War, 1946.
  3. Flying discs became real paperwork Department of War, 1947.
  4. The first disc wave became checklists Department of War, 1947.
  5. Roswell enters the FBI file FBI, 1947.
  6. Kenneth Arnold sits inside Bureau intake FBI, 1947.
  7. The FBI kept taking saucer reports FBI, 1947.
  8. The Bureau file became a mailbox FBI, 1947.
  9. Early disc reports were copied to the FBI FBI, 1947.
  10. Oak Ridge saucer photos reached the FBI FBI, 1947.
  11. The FBI clipped the saucer press FBI, 1947.
  12. Muroc sightings open the Air Force summaries Department of War, United States, 1947.
  13. Project Sign tried to sort the discs Department of War, 1948.
  14. Cabell got a Dutch-coast aircraft cable Department of War, Netherlands, 1948.
  15. The Air Force kept sorting sightings Department of War, 1948.
  16. Green fireballs worried New Mexico scientists Department of War, New Mexico, 1948.
  17. The Navy asked stations to report discs Department of War, 1948.
  18. The Air Force summaries kept the unknowns Department of War, 1948.
  19. The Army checked a Russian-saucer rumor Department of War, 1949.
  20. A pastor wrote Hoover about beams FBI, 1949.
  21. The Hottel memo sits in a messy file FBI, 1949.
  22. The Air Force standardized UFO reporting FBI, 1949.
  23. Military intelligence collected flying-disc reports Department of War, 1950.
  24. Green fireballs reached FBI headquarters FBI, 1950.
  25. A Mexican inventor proposed nuclear saucers FBI, 1950.
  26. A German scientist explained flying discs CIA, 1950.
  27. State called the 1952 saucers an enigma Department of State, 1952.
  28. The saucer file drifted into correspondence FBI, 1952.
  29. The Robertson Panel saw a reporting problem CIA, 1952.
  30. Britain worried over saucer talk CIA, 1952.
  31. Newark kept a local UFO file FBI, New Jersey, United States, 1952.
  32. Seattle kept a local saucer file FBI, Washington State, United States, 1952.
  33. CIA tracked the UFO project status CIA, 1953.
  34. The Robertson Panel reached Defense Department of War, 1953.
  35. Citizen letters outlasted the early wave FBI, 1954.
  36. Spy-plane secrecy fed UFO reports CIA, 1954.
  37. Senator Russell saw discs in the USSR Department of War, Azerbaijan, 1955.
  38. A tourist reported a Caspian launch CIA, Baku, Azerbaijan, 1955.
  39. Blue Book turned sightings into statistics CIA, 1955.
  40. Budapest saucers sounded like rockets CIA, Hungary, 1955.
  41. Gray Barker reached the FBI file FBI.
  42. A family letter described fast lights CIA, Budapest, Hungary, 1956.
  43. A former prisoner described a wartime craft FBI, Germany, 1957.
  44. The FBI kept forwarding UFO mail FBI, 1957.
  45. The Budapest file is unreadable CIA, Budapest, Hungary, 1957.
  46. A Detroit caller reported a circular object FBI, Detroit, MI, 1958.
  47. Leon Davidson pressed the CIA on a message CIA, 1958.
  48. The Mercury-Redstone audio is empty NASA, North Atlantic Ocean, 1961.
  49. Schirra saw particles from the capsule NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1962.
  50. The Mercury audio is nearly empty NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1962.
  51. Mercury fireflies became a science problem NASA, 1962.
  52. Gordon Cooper left room for mystery NASA, 1962.
  53. NASA asked how to talk about aliens Department of State, 1963.
  54. Cooper watched John Glenn’s fireflies NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1963.
  55. The fireflies reappear at sunrise NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1963.
  56. Lonnie Zamora enters the Bureau file FBI, 1964.
  57. Gemini 7 said bogey on the tape NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1965.
  58. The Gemini 7 audio gives the context NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1965.
  59. McDivitt saw a beer-can-like object NASA, North Atlantic Ocean, 1965.
  60. Gemini 4 kept the sighting in context NASA, North Atlantic Ocean, 1965.
  61. Gemini 4 widened the sky around McDivitt NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1965.
  62. Gemini 5 had a strange pod problem NASA, Cape Kennedy, Florida, 1965.
  63. Gemini 5 identified most visual sightings NASA, Cape Kennedy, Florida, 1965.
  64. Gemini 7 debrief identified its sights NASA, Cape Kennedy, Florida, 1965.
  65. The Bureau mostly sent standard replies FBI, 1966.
  66. A saucer magazine was flagged as propaganda FBI, 1966.
  67. Gemini 9 is mostly science paperwork NASA, Low Earth Orbit, 1966.
  68. Soviet scientists sounded skeptical CIA, USSR, 1967.
  69. Asian mountain sightings became a table CIA, Ladakh, Nepal | Sikkim, India | Bhutam, 1968.
  70. Apollo 12 reported flashes near the Moon NASA, Moon, 1969.
  71. Apollo 11 debriefed a mystery object NASA, 1969.
  72. Apollo 12 audio catches flashes and streaks NASA, Texas, 1969.
  73. A lunar photo points to a tiny mark NASA, Moon, 1969.
  74. Two Apollo 12 sky areas are boxed NASA, Moon, 1969.
  75. A lunar sky point is magnified NASA, Moon, 1969.
  76. Another lunar sky point is zoomed NASA, Moon, 1969.
  77. Five Apollo 12 sky points are boxed NASA, Moon, 1969.
  78. Los Alamos kept old green-light letters Department of Energy, 1970.
  79. Australia wanted a better UFO policy CIA, Australia, 1971.
  80. A physics paper barely belongs here CIA, 1972.
  81. Apollo 17 saw bright fragments and flashes NASA, Moon, 1972.
  82. This Apollo 17 audio says almost nothing NASA, Cislunar Space, 1972.
  83. Apollo 16 treated a flash as data NASA, Houston, Texas.
  84. Apollo 16’s alien base line was a joke NASA, Houston, Texas.
  85. Two blue points sit in Apollo 17 sky NASA, Moon, 1972.
  86. Sary Shagan was the real subject CIA, USSR, 1973.
  87. Green rings appeared near Sary Shagan CIA, USSR, 1973.
  88. Apollo 17 booster talk is not a UFO case NASA, 1973.
  89. Apollo 17 folded flashes into a debrief NASA, 1973.
  90. Skylab crews debriefed several odd sights NASA, 1973.
  91. Aeroflot medicine was not a UFO case CIA, 1976.
  92. Papua New Guinea asked about U.S. overflights Department of State, Papua New Guinea, 1985.
  93. Los Alamos hosted a skeptical UFO talk Department of Energy, New Mexico, 1986.
  94. A 747 crew reported a Kazakhstan UFO Department of State, Kazakhstan, 1994.
  95. An analyst email handled a UAP release Department of War, 1996.
  96. NASA answered UFO mail with Blue Book U.S. Government, 1998.
  97. COMETA argued UFOs were a defense issue NASA, 1999.
  98. A release email handled video review Department of War, 2000.
  99. A Georgian official joked about UFOs Department of State, Georgia, 2001.
  100. Mexico’s alien-body hearing became embassy traffic Department of State, Mexico, 2003.
  101. Turkmen UFOlogists were useful diplomats Department of State, Turkmenistan, 2004.
  102. Harare put an airport object on alert CIA, Harare, Zimbabwe, 2008.
  103. ▷ A small point crosses a hazy sky Department of War, Middle East, 2013.
  104. A small target crossed the Gulf of Aden Department of War, Syria, 2016.
  105. ▷ A small object sits in heavy haze Department of War, CENTCOM, 2017.
  106. ▷ A sensor clip shows a faint point Department of War, CENTCOM, 2018.
  107. ▷ A small target sits over water Department of War, NORTHCOM, 2019.
  108. ▷ A high-resolution clip tracks a glow Department of War, CENTCOM, 2019.
  109. Four objects flew in formation Department of War, 2020.
  110. The public scan is mostly black Department of War, 2020.
  111. Two Gulf observations are hidden by redaction Department of War, Mediterranean Sea, 2020.
  112. The likely UAP report is unreadable Department of War, Pacific Ocean, 2020.
  113. A balloon-like track is mostly hidden Department of War, 2020.
  114. A coastal track carried a wake Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  115. An August 2020 case got a part-two clip Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  116. Only a number survived the video Department of War, Arabian Sea, 2020.
  117. Three small contacts crossed the Arabian Sea Department of War, Arabian Sea, 2020.
  118. A cold round object tracked for eight minutes Department of War, Gulf of Aden, 2020.
  119. A Gulf track was later called likely balloons Department of War, 2020.
  120. An August Gulf report has a visual track Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  121. A formation held together for two minutes Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  122. A Strait of Hormuz case tangled with comms Department of War, Strait of Hormuz, 2020.
  123. One October Gulf object reached the report Department of War, Strait of Hormuz, 2020.
  124. A November Gulf case has two clips Department of War, Iran, 2020.
  125. Three July Gulf observations were logged Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  126. ▷ A green reticle tracks a dark blob Department of War, Middle East, 2020.
  127. ▷ A dark object leaves a wake Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  128. ▷ The port view shows no clear object Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  129. ▷ A cloud scene holds only an ambiguous halo Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  130. ▷ The thermal field stays too vague Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  131. ▷ A diffuse blob sits under a reticle Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  132. ▷ Only a number survived the transcript Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2020.
  133. ▷ A small bright target rides a redacted frame Department of War, Southern United States, 2020.
  134. ▷ A bright target sits over gray sea Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  135. ▷ A redacted sensor clip tracks a point Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  136. ▷ The November Gulf clip tracks one target Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  137. ▷ The second Gulf clip adds another view Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  138. ▷ The gray sky barely changes Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  139. ▷ A redacted frame shows little more than sky Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  140. ▷ A small point sits in a redacted view Department of War, AFRICOM, 2020.
  141. ▷ A faint target holds near center Department of War, AFRICOM, 2020.
  142. ▷ The sensor sees more track than shape Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  143. ▷ Ground terrain fills the view Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  144. ▷ The Hormuz clip is mostly redacted Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  145. ▷ A point target rides a redacted field Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  146. ▷ The August case continues in part two Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  147. ▷ The second August clip stays ambiguous Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  148. ▷ Three contacts remain small and plain Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  149. ▷ A small object sits in gray video Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  150. ▷ The August Gulf track is mostly hidden Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  151. ▷ Two Gulf objects are hard to see Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  152. ▷ A small target sits over sea Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  153. ▷ The second Gulf pair adds little context Department of War, CENTCOM, 2020.
  154. ▷ A small object sits in a redacted frame Department of War, CENTCOM, 2021.
  155. ▷ The April 2021 sphere starts a set Department of War, CENTCOM, 2021.
  156. ▷ The second sphere clip stays small Department of War, CENTCOM, 2021.
  157. ▷ The third sphere clip stays unresolved Department of War, CENTCOM, 2021.
  158. ▷ The fourth sphere clip adds little Department of War, CENTCOM, 2021.
  159. ▷ A small bright point stays unresolved Department of War, East China Sea, 2021.
  160. ▷ A tiny target sits in sensor noise Department of War, CENTCOM, 2021.
  161. ▷ Only faint points appear in black sky FBI, Northeastern United States, 2021.
  162. Five soldiers saw a potato-shaped object FBI, Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S., 2022.
  163. The Cheyenne Mountain object got a drawing FBI, Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S., 2022.
  164. Sunlight was only a low-confidence answer Intelligence Community Agency, Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S., 2022.
  165. A May 2022 report mixed missiles and birds Department of War, Iraq, 2022.
  166. A small Iraq object got a matching clip Department of War, Iraq, 2022.
  167. A Mediterranean object moved in sensor video Department of War, Syria, 2022.
  168. A Syria point crossed the sensor field Department of War, Syria, 2022.
  169. A Baghdad report came with city footage Department of War, Iraq, 2022.
  170. ▷ No clear object survives the frame Department of War, Middle East, 2022.
  171. A cover sheet accompanies the May 2022 case Department of War, Iraq, 2022.
  172. ▷ The Iraq object is just a small blob Department of War, Iraq, 2022.
  173. ▷ A tiny point tracks over arid terrain Department of War, Syria, 2022.
  174. ▷ The city grid shows no clear craft Department of War, Iraq, 2022.
  175. ▷ Four bright blobs move in formation Department of War, CENTCOM, 2022.
  176. ▷ The track is clearer than the object Department of War, CENTCOM, 2022.
  177. ▷ A small point crosses the sensor view Department of War, EUCOM, 2022.
  178. ▷ A bright object fades over water Department of War, 2022.
  179. ▷ The Kazakhstan video has no usable frames Department of War, Kazakhstan, 2022.
  180. ▷ A small object sits near a horizon Department of War, Midwestern United States, 2022.
  181. ▷ A faint track survives redaction Department of War, CENTCOM, 2022.
  182. Five soldiers watched a white bean FBI, Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S., 2022.
  183. ▷ A red-orange orb changes shape FBI, Northeastern United States, 2022.
  184. F-15 crews saw possible objects over Syria Department of War, Syria, 2023.
  185. F-16 crews reported multiple possible objects Department of War, Iraq, 2023.
  186. The UAE report ends with birds Department of War, Arabian Gulf, 2023.
  187. A low ocean object made a sharp turn Department of War, Aegean Sea, 2023.
  188. Another Greek track headed toward land Department of War, Aegean Sea, 2023.
  189. A bouncy-ball object held speed over Syria Department of War, Syria, 2023.
  190. Agents described orange orbs launching red ones Department of War, Western United States, 2023.
  191. A fiery orb hovered near rock Department of War, Westen United States, 2023.
  192. The dark kite moved off a road Department of War, Westen United States, 2023.
  193. A transparent kite hovered low Department of War, Westen United States, 2023.
  194. The western witness packet stayed redacted Department of War, Westen United States, 2023.
  195. The second western statement stayed redacted Department of War, Westen United States, 2023.
  196. A western statement kept the agents anonymous Department of War, Westen United States, 2023.
  197. ▷ A haloed point sits in redacted video Department of War, United Arab Emirates, 2023.
  198. ▷ A bright point blooms over a coast Department of War, United Arab Emirates, 2023.
  199. ▷ A dark blob brightens in the sensor Department of War, Greece, 2023.
  200. ▷ Small objects sit near cloud and terrain Department of War, Greece, 2023.
  201. ▷ A small track crosses gray terrain Department of War, Japan, 2023.
  202. ▷ The East China Sea clip is a cloud puzzle Department of War, Yellow Sea, 2023.
  203. ▷ The second East China clip matches the first Department of War, Yellow Sea, 2023.
  204. ▷ A small target appears over water Department of War, NORTHCOM, 2023.
  205. ▷ A bright point sits in a gray field Department of War, Southeastern United States, 2023.
  206. ▷ A small target crosses featureless sky Department of War, NORTHCOM, 2023.
  207. ▷ A bright glow sits in cloud Department of War, CENTCOM, 2023.
  208. A golden disc got a witness sketch FBI, United States, 2023.
  209. A restricted-site light hovered at dusk FBI, United States, 2023.
  210. A bronze cigar hovered near a gate FBI, United States, 2023.
  211. Gate witnesses described the same object FBI, United States, 2023.
  212. The western event got a desert rendering FBI, Westen United States, 2023.
  213. A road scene shows the launched orbs FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  214. Two figures watch one yellow light FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  215. Another rendering holds on one light FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  216. A glowing orb sits low over desert FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  217. Red lights line up over the hills FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  218. Four red lights form a row FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  219. A large orange sphere hangs over a ridge FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  220. A car scene frames the orb ahead FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  221. A parked car faces a curve of lights FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  222. ▷ A mesa light brightens and fades FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  223. ▷ A western recreation shows no clear object FBI, Western United States, 2023.
  224. Orange orbs launched red ones Department of War, Western United States, 2023.
  225. ▷ A small orb drifts over a pond FBI, Northeastern United States, 2024.
  226. A diamond shape appeared only in SWIR Department of War, Mediterranean Sea, 2024.
  227. A hot sphere tracked over water Department of War, Gulf of Oman, 2024.
  228. A Syrian report reduced a UAP to flare Department of War, Iraq, 2024.
  229. The Syria case is mostly glare Department of War, Syria, 2024.
  230. A redacted review covered a possible UAP Department of War, 2024.
  231. A July 2024 object left fast Department of War, Gulf of Aden, 2024.
  232. ▷ A glowing round target fills the view Department of War, Greece, 2024.
  233. ▷ A point target rides inside tracking gates Department of War, Gulf of Oman, 2024.
  234. ▷ A ground compound fills the frame Department of War, Syria, 2024.
  235. ▷ A magenta marker sits over a structure Department of War, Syria, 2024.
  236. ▷ A color blob marks a ground feature Department of War, Syria, 2024.
  237. ▷ The sensor holds a tiny bright point Department of War, East China Sea, 2024.
  238. ▷ A faint object rides the horizon Department of War, Indo-PACOM, 2024.
  239. ▷ A tic-tac clip gives little away Department of War, Southeastern United States, 2024.
  240. ▷ The second tic-tac clip stays thin Department of War, Southeastern United States, 2024.
  241. One property became a recurring orb case FBI, Northeastern United States, 2024.
  242. A witness reported recurring lights near home FBI, Northeastern United States, 2024.
  243. Agents surveyed the orb property FBI, Northeastern United States, 2024.
  244. Agents saw white and red objects themselves FBI, Northeastern United States, 2024.
  245. A daytime survey followed the agent sighting FBI, Northeastern United States, 2024.
  246. ▷ Amber lights hover over a backyard FBI, Northeastern United States, 2025.
  247. Two white-hot objects are hard to check Department of War, Mediterranean Sea, 2025.
  248. Two Pacific reports became tear lines Department of War, 2025.
  249. ▷ Arid terrain hides the target Department of War, Djibouti, 2025.
  250. Helicopter still A1 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  251. Helicopter still A2 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  252. Helicopter still A3 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  253. Helicopter still A4 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  254. Helicopter still A5 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  255. Helicopter still A6 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  256. Helicopter still A7 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  257. Helicopter still A8 shows a small target FBI, 2025.
  258. Helicopter still B1 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  259. Helicopter still B2 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  260. Helicopter still B3 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  261. Helicopter still B4 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  262. Helicopter still B5 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  263. Helicopter still B6 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  264. Helicopter still B7 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  265. Helicopter still B8 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  266. Helicopter still B9 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  267. Helicopter still B10 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  268. Helicopter still B11 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  269. Helicopter still B12 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  270. Helicopter still B13 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  271. Helicopter still B14 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  272. Helicopter still B15 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  273. Helicopter still B16 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  274. Helicopter still B17 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  275. Helicopter still B18 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  276. Helicopter still B19 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  277. Helicopter still B20 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  278. Helicopter still B21 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  279. Helicopter still B22 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  280. Helicopter still B23 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  281. Helicopter still B24 keeps the target small FBI, Western United States, 2025.
  282. A senior official described close orange orbs Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Western United States, 2025.
  283. A helicopter chased a super-hot orb FBI, United States, 2025.
  284. Two red orbs had white centers FBI, Northeastern United States, 2026.
  285. A backyard orb story got older FBI, Northeastern United States, 2026.
  286. A blue triangle hovered near a facility Department of War, Pacific Time Zone, 2026.
  287. ▷ A point target crosses featureless video Department of War, North America.
  288. Pantex sent object images for review Department of Energy.
  289. A triangular metallic object was reported Department of War, Mediterranean Sea.
  290. ▷ A faint target sits in noisy video Department of War.
  291. ▷ A small contact holds in the frame Department of War.
  292. ▷ A near-horizon point is barely resolved Department of War, INDOPACOM.
  293. ▷ The reticle has no clear object Department of War, NORTHCOM.
  294. ▷ A small point hangs in sensor video Department of War, CENTCOM.