
F-16C Engages UAP Over Lake Huron
In February 2023, a U.S. military F-16C tracked and engaged an anomalous object over Lake Huron, capturing thermal footage of the kinetic interaction.
Homeland defense radar track records, fighter intercept recordings, and kinetic engagements over North American airspace.

In February 2023, a U.S. military F-16C tracked and engaged an anomalous object over Lake Huron, capturing thermal footage of the kinetic interaction.

On February 13, 2023, a U.S. military infrared sensor tracked an unidentified aerial phenomenon near Eglin AFB. Sensor telemetry logged contrast adjustments until the object dissipated into background noise.

Unclassified US military infrared footage captured over Ohio reveals a tracked primary aerial anomaly alongside a second high-speed object transiting the sensor field of view.

In 2020, a U.S. military thermal sensor captured and auto-tracked an unidentified anomalous phenomenon over the Eastern United States.

In 2020, a US military infrared sensor recorded an unidentified object drifting with the wind at location A9. Official reports noted the 12-to-15-foot phenomenon moved without active maneuvering.

In 2020, a U.S. military platform over the Eastern United States captured infrared footage of an unidentified contrast anomaly subject to auto-tracking.

Captured on January 1, 2022, an airborne infrared sensor locks onto a thermal anomaly. AARO analysis confirmed the footage originated from a US military platform operating within USNORTHCOM.

A U.S. military platform tracks an inverted teardrop-shaped object over the UAE. Official analysis notes it may be an airborne anomaly or water reflection.

In 2020, US Northern Command captured an unidentified anomalous phenomenon over the Eastern United States using a military infrared sensor platform.

US Northern Command military IR sensors lock onto and track a high-contrast anomalous target in 2016.

In 2023, a U.S. military infrared sensor operating under USNORTHCOM tracked an unidentified aerial anomaly exhibiting distinct movement patterns across the field of view.

Declassified footage from December 2019 captured by a U.S. military thermal sensor off the East Coast shows an unidentified aerial object maneuvering over open water.

In 2020, a U.S. military infrared sensor over the Eastern United States recorded a small, reflective anomaly moving in a constant direction. The object rapidly exited the frame during a sensor mode transition.
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