Declassified aerial encounters, FLIR camera tracks, and thermal sensor records released from U.S. Navy carrier strike group operations including the USS Nimitz and USS Theodore Roosevelt.
On January 21, 2015, US Navy aviators off the Atlantic coast recorded an unidentified aerial vehicle displaying no visible control surfaces rotating against 120-knot headwinds. The declassified infrared video highlights anomalous orientation shifts captured by thermal tracking sensors.
On November 14, 2004, US Navy jets recorded an unidentified object off Southern California exhibiting anomalous flight characteristics.
U.S. Navy flight crew locks ATFLIR sensor onto a fast, low-altitude object skimming the Atlantic Ocean.
Recorded by a U.S. military service member in 2019, low-light hand-held footage documents multiple anomalous light sources exhibiting distinct luminous structure over location L8.
In 1996 over the Western United States, an infrared sensor aboard a US military platform recorded a high-contrast anomaly transiting the field of view. Later transferred to AARO for analysis, the redacted footage captures a rapid target sweep across HUD telemetry.
Recorded in 2019 over location L8, US Navy thermal sensors tracked an unidentified object before target tracking degraded.
In 2015, a US military infrared sensor captured an anomalous object moving across the field of view over the Eastern United States.
On January 1, 2019, a U.S. military platform captured infrared footage tracking a distinct thermal anomaly over location L8.
On January 1, 2019, a U.S. military sensor platform recorded an unidentified contrast anomaly at location L8. The footage displays targeted crosshair tracking, target loss, and subsequent re-acquisition.
On January 1, 2019, a U.S. military service member recorded handheld low-light footage tracking an anomalous light source near location L8.
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