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AARO Case Resolutions: 7 Declassified UFO Files

AARO, the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, publishes case resolutions: short reports that set what was reported against what its analysts assess. The resolutions read here, dated 2023 to 2025, identify sightings as fishing nets, commercial aircraft, a balloon cluster and sky lanterns. They also find no anomalous performance by the object in the Navy's 2015 "Go Fast" video.

Where the lore differs: Popular accounts say the "Go Fast" object raced low over the ocean; the files show it was about 13,000 feet up, moving 5–92 mph, with its apparent speed caused by motion parallax.

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7 declassified UAP files on this topic: 7 PDFs.

What stands out

This batch packs seven freshly declassified AARO case resolutions, each a tidy PDF where the Pentagon pretends to finally make sense of noisy sky sightings. Expect infrared footages, glow‑in‑the‑dark triangles, and a lot of bureaucratic jargon dressed up as conclusions.

  1. Puerto Rico UAP Case Resolution — Shows a 2013 infrared sensor capture of two objects over Puerto Rico – proof that even customs planes get accidental UFO footage.
  2. "GO FAST" Case Resolution Methodology — Details a 2015 F/A‑18F pilot’s FLIR video off Florida, illustrating how the Navy’s “GO FAST” methodology tries to wrangle blurry heat blobs.
  3. Al Taqaddum Case Resolution — Investigates a 2017 sighting near Iraq’s Al Taqaddum Air Base, reminding us that “Middle Eastern mystery lights” are still on the docket.
  4. Atmospheric Wakes Case Resolution — Roots out three 2022‑23 Middle‑East/Mediterranean cases as mere sensor artifacts, proving the AARO love for lab‑coat explanations.
  5. Case Resolution of Southeast Asia Triangles 508 02262024 — Covers six dark triangles sighted in 2017 over Southeast Asia, showing the Pentagon’s fascination with geometric UFOs.

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