The Navy says it has more UFO footage, but it is classified for national security
The videos have "sensitive information" and are "exempt from disclosure in their entirety," the Navy claims.
BY NICHOLAS SLAYTON | PUBLISHED SEP 10, 2022 7:56 PM
The truth is out there, but the U.S. Navy doesn’t want to share. In fact, the Navy is arguing it can’t release any more footage of unidentified aerial phenomena (its term for what are generally called UFOs) because the videos are classified.
The claim comes from an unlikely place. On April 28 2020, The Black Vault, government transparency site dealing with UFOs and other paranormal activity, filed a very real Freedom of Information Act request with the Naval Air Systems Command for all videos designated UAPs. That was a day after the Naval Air Systems Command released three unclassified videos of UAPs recorded in 2004 and 2015. Eventually a second request was filed, which eventually received a response. And that’s where things get interesting, because in their response to The Black Vault, the Navy revealed it has more footage of unidentified aerial phenomena.
The Office of Naval Intelligence’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force denied release of any videos, stating that they contained “sensitive information” and are in fact “exempt from disclosure in their entirety,” Gary Cason, deputy director for the Department of the Navy’s FOIA/PA Program Office, said in the response letter.
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