Luis Elizondo tells House committee U.S. possesses non-human technology
Witness Luis Elizondo claims the U.S. and its rivals are engaged in a secretive arms race using non-human technology funded by misallocated taxpayer dollars.
Congressional hearings, AARO and Pentagon releases, legislation and FOIA fights over unidentified anomalous phenomena.
Witness Luis Elizondo claims the U.S. and its rivals are engaged in a secretive arms race using non-human technology funded by misallocated taxpayer dollars.
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office identified 21 cases meriting further analysis, while whistleblowers claim the government possesses recovered non-human craft.
Jay Stratton alleges in his memoir that the government holds crashed spacecraft and non-human remains, though the Pentagon denies any such evidence exists.
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office reports a decrease in total cases but a surge in unmanned aerial system activity near sensitive U.S. infrastructure.