FD-302, Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado Springs, 2022

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FD-302a(Rev. 5-8-1O)
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did not believe the object was drifting in the wind because they
observed the object for approximately 3-5 minutes, and it did not change its
position rel ative to the saddl e of the mountain during that time. The object
was covered in intersecti ng lines or ridges which formed an abstract polygon
pattern which covered the entire object. -
stated the object was about
the size of 10% of the saddl e of the mountains, or about the size of a pool
cue at arms-length .
None of the five men had a phone on them
They all simultaneously looked away
momentarily to decide to have one of them go back to the vehicle to get a
phone to take a video. When they loo ked back the obj ect had vanished. They
searched the western skyline but wer e not able find the object again.
■ They were all confused what they shoul d do next,
They got together afterwards to di scuss what
they had seen. They wondered if they had seen a UAP, and went through the
alternatives it could have been, such as a blimp or a weather balloon. Each
of them independently drew what they remembered the object to look like, and
then t hey compared their drawings afterwards. All of the drawings were
consistent i n showing a horizontal , white, "bean-shaped" object with
abstract lines crossing on it. -
believed that
made an
official report to the army about their observation. -
stated he was
contacted by AARO in early 2024 about their observation. He stated he
provided a response, but that he was never interviewed by AARO or anyone
e l se.