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AARO Memorandum: Triangular UAP Report, 2026
FBI FD-302: 2026 UAP Observation Interview
BAASS UAP Analysis Capability Self-Assessment
Utah Ranch Investigation Report — April 2010
BAASS Monthly Report — November 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — June 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — March 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — April 2009
Project Capella: BAASS Data Warehouse Plan
BAASS Project Management Plan
MUFON Reports Prepared for BAASS
1963 Memo on Recovering Foreign Space Materiel
1962–1964 Space Fragment Recovery Correspondence
Saudi Arabia 1957 B-52 Radar Return
Guam 1956 Blinking Aerial Light
Catalina Island 1955 UAP Report
Howard M. McCoy U.S. Air Force Personnel Record
Sweden 1953 Metallic Object Report
Morocco 1953 Unidentified Radar Return
Alaska 1953 Horizon Light
Indiana 1953 Flying Object Report
Catalina Island 1953 UAP Report
Canada 1953 Blinking Light Report
Alaska 1953 Big Diomede Light
Germany 1953 Red Light Reports
Italy 1952 Luminous Sphere Report
Catalina Island 1952 Air Intelligence Report
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Unresolved UAP Report, Catalina Island, 1949
Catalina Island 1949 UAP Correspondence
A 1949 letter relays an account of six objects over Catalina Island; associated Air Force documentation indicates there was insufficient data for evaluation.
Triangular UAP AARO Memorandum for Record, 2026
AARO Memorandum: Triangular UAP Report, 2026
An AARO memorandum preserves witness accounts of a reported triangular object at a western U.S. national-security site and states that the incident warrants further investigation.
FD-302, Unidentified Aerial Object Observation Report, 2026
FBI FD-302: 2026 UAP Observation Interview
An FBI FD-302 records a 2026 interview with two Federal Special Agents concerning a reported UAP incident at a national-security site.
BAASS Self-Assessment of UAP Analysis Capabilities, November 2010
BAASS UAP Analysis Capability Self-Assessment
A November 2010 contractor-authored document presents BAASS’s own assessment of its personnel, sensors, data systems and modeling tools for UAP and USO analysis.
Utah Ranch Investigation Report, April 2010
Utah Ranch Investigation Report — April 2010
A BAASS report documents 2010 field deployments at a Utah property, including interviews, environmental measurements and numerous reported anomalous accounts recorded by investigators.
BAASS Monthly Report, November 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — November 2009
BAASS’s November 2009 report focuses on MUFON-derived investigations, work centered on a Utah ranch, a preliminary “blue orb” report and expansion of case databases.
BAASS Monthly Report, June 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — June 2009
BAASS’s June 2009 report covers organizational expansion, MUFON-derived investigations, a Brazil deployment, Project Northern Tier and continued foreign UAP-record review.
BAASS Monthly Report, March 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — March 2009
BAASS’s March 2009 report covers staffing, technical papers, UAP databases, MUFON data acquisition, foreign-government records and efforts to establish reporting pipelines.
BAASS Monthly Report, April 2009
BAASS Monthly Report — April 2009
BAASS’s April 2009 report records UAP case acquisition, Project Northern Tier, foreign-record review and development of field-investigation and potential laboratory-analysis capabilities.
Project Capella, December 2008
Project Capella: BAASS Data Warehouse Plan
Project Capella proposed a structured BAASS data warehouse for collecting, classifying and analyzing historical and contemporary reports of unusual aerial phenomena and related anomalies.
BAASS Project Management Plan, December 2008
BAASS Project Management Plan
The December 2008 plan outlines BAASS’s proposed AAWSAP strategy, including physics research, database development, academic engagement, oral histories and review of selected historical materials.
MUFON Reports Prepared for BAASS, November 2008
MUFON Reports Prepared for BAASS
A November 2008 compilation appears to contain MUFON-produced technical materials prepared for BAASS and framed around AAWSAP research areas, including a paper on “Lift.”
Memorandum on Interagency Coordination for the Recovery of Foreign Materiel, May 1963
1963 Memo on Recovering Foreign Space Materiel
A 1963 NASC memorandum records an interagency debate over recovering U.S. and Soviet space hardware abroad, including access, technology protection, diplomacy and intelligence concerns.
Interagency Correspondence Concerning Space Fragments, 1962-1964
1962–1964 Space Fragment Recovery Correspondence
Interagency correspondence from 1962–1964 documents competing proposals for recovering, analyzing and publicly handling U.S. and foreign space fragments during the Cold War.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Saudi Arabia, 1957
Saudi Arabia 1957 B-52 Radar Return
An Air Force report records a B-52 crew detecting an unidentified return on its gunnery scope for roughly five to seven minutes over Saudi Arabia in January 1957.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Guam, 1956
Guam 1956 Blinking Aerial Light
An F-86D pilot reported a blinking aerial light near Guam; the report considered a malfunctioning weather balloon possible only under specific conditions.
Unresolved UAP Report, Catalina Island, 1955
Catalina Island 1955 UAP Report
A 1955 report records a bright orange object seen from Avalon, California; the preparing officer considered an astronomical explanation possible and recommended no further investigation.
Final Personnel Record for McCoy, Howard M., U.S. Air Force, 1954
Howard M. McCoy U.S. Air Force Personnel Record
Howard M. McCoy’s personnel record documents senior Air Force intelligence roles during the period in which Project SIGN and Project GRUDGE were established and administered.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Sweden, 1953
Sweden 1953 Metallic Object Report
A translated 1953 report records a DC-3 crew’s brief observation of a metallic, nearly round object near Hässleholm and notes that Swedish authorities opened an investigation.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Morocco, 1953
Morocco 1953 Unidentified Radar Return
A 1953 Air Force report records a changing radar return near Morocco; electronics personnel considered propagation effects, jamming, or birds the most likely explanations.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Alaska, 1953
Alaska 1953 Horizon Light
An Alaska National Guard sergeant reported a stationary horizon light near St. Lawrence Island; the report noted an unidentified ship as a possible source.
Flying Object Report, Indiana, 1953
Indiana 1953 Flying Object Report
Two civilians reported a bright moving light and two large cloudy or gaseous objects near Seymour, Indiana; the report does not identify an exact event date.
Unresolved UAP Report, Catalina Island, 1953
Catalina Island 1953 UAP Report
A 1953 report describes a round purplish-white object above Catalina Island and notes that local astronomers considered Jupiter a possible explanation.
Flying Object Report, Canada, 1953
Canada 1953 Blinking Light Report
Three U.S. Air Force servicemembers reported a blinking white-blue light in British Columbia, describing a descent, stationary intervals, a vertical climb and departure.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Alaska, 1953
Alaska 1953 Big Diomede Light
A Little Diomede resident reported a brief light on the southern tip of Soviet Big Diomede, described as resembling a large flashlight or spotlight.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Germany, 1953
Germany 1953 Red Light Reports
Tempelhof air traffic logs record pilot reports of red aerial phenomena in August 1953, including one light Soviet authorities reportedly could not account for.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Italy, 1952
Italy 1952 Luminous Sphere Report
An Air Force intelligence report relays a 1952 Italian account of a luminous sphere near Sassari, later followed up through an interview with the original reporter.
Air Intelligence Information Report, Catalina Island, 1952
Catalina Island 1952 Air Intelligence Report
An Air Force report records three Boy Scouts’ 1952 account of silver “flying saucers” over Catalina Island and notes that their reliability was not established.