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Military Mission Reports (MISREPs): 34 Declassified UFO Files

Mission Reports (MISREPs) are the forms U.S. military aircrews file after a mission. Each one here logs a UAP observation alongside routine mission details. The 34 reports run from 2016 to 2025, mostly from U.S. Central Command operations over Iraq, Syria, the Arabian Gulf and the eastern Mediterranean. The USCENTCOM chief of staff declassified them in 2025–2026, and they were approved for release to AARO.

Sources in the archive

34 declassified UAP files on this topic: 34 PDFs. Incidents span 2016–2025.

What stands out

This batch is a bureaucratic buffet of MISREPs, the army’s version of a UFO diary where every entry is a red‑taped PDF. You'll find everything from vague Gulf sightings to glitter‑boxed Greek anomalies, all stamped with the same stamp of “standardized reporting”.

  1. DOW-UAP-D061 — Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, August 2020 — August 2020 Gulf report logs a fleeting formation near 39RVM8 before clouds erase it—proof that even clouds get jealous of mysterious lights.
  2. DOW-UAP-D025 — Mission Report, Greece, January 2024 — January 2024 Greece entry describes a diamond‑shaped UAP with a non‑maneuverable probe captured on SWIR—because ordinary radar just isn’t shiny enough.
  3. DOW-UAP-D108 — Mission Report, Middle East, 2025 — July 25, 2025 Middle East mission notes a UAP encounter during an ISR flight—another day, another unidentified flyer, and still no popcorn.
  4. DOW-UAP-D016 — Mission Report, Syria, July 2022 — July 2022 Syria report authored by MG Richard A. Harrison details flight 1.4a intel run—showing high‑ranking officers love writing forms as much as pilots love flying.

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