FOIA-released NRC documents confirm a triangular object with a large spotlight operated inside Susquehanna nuclear plant airspace for over two hours in October 2022. Twenty-two total UAP/drone incidents at US nuclear facilities were reported to AARO.
Structural analysis confirms AARO was architecturally embedded within the office responsible for SAP security, counterintelligence, and insider threat policy — making it a mechanism to identify and neutralise UAP whistleblowers, not protect them.
New intelligence confirms Sullivan was directly involved in the technology aspects of an exotic vehicle legacy program via private contractors. The DOD SAP Central Office director attended his funeral and spoke of burdens only a select few carry.
Naval Air Station Patuxent River confirmed as long-term storage facility for an exotic vehicle of unknown origin. CIA is original custodian. Lockheed transfer blocked. Rep. Burlison visited and confirmed purpose-built infrastructure.
Multiple sources confirm a joint CIA-USAF program codenamed Golden Domes employed electronic and laser capabilities to shoot down exotic vehicles of suspected non-human origin, under the oversight of James Clapper and Stephanie O’Sullivan.
Monica Reza and Maj. Gen. McCasland are not two unrelated missing-person cases. They are two ends of the same documented research program. The connecting tissue is a super-alloy designation: Mondaloy.
The April 27, 2026 House Oversight deadline for federal-agency briefings on the missing-scientist cluster has passed. Three of four agencies declined to brief on the record. The pattern that holds when federal agencies decline to brief on the record is the pattern.
Three names. One pattern. Each individual was contacted by Congress to provide UAP testimony. Each then died, vanished, or was found dead within a window that overlaps the testimony request. Coincidence stops being a satisfactory explanation at three.
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=78] Senator Harry Reid In June 2009, then–Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid sent a letter to the Department of Defense requesting heightened protection for what he described as the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). The four-page letter , addressed to
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=74] A newly released FOIA appellate decision has remanded a case back to the Department of War (DoW) for additional searches related to an alleged 2023 memorandum described by the Wall Street Journal. According to the newspaper, the Secretary of Defense’s office issued a directive
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=78] Background Welcome to the FBI Files on Historical Figures & Groups archive at The Black Vault. This comprehensive collection provides a unique lens into the lives and activities of various prominent individuals and groups that have played significant roles in shaping history.
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=78] Christopher Mellon A newly released set of Defense Department documents reveals how the Pentagon handled former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher Mellon’s request to publish a message he said referenced an alleged effort to exploit “recovered
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=78] David Grusch A heavily redacted Department of Defense Office of Inspector General (DoD OIG) release made public on January 7, 2026, reveals a UAP-related whistleblower reprisal investigation centered on the revocation of classified access that was closed in February 2025. The
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=74] The Central Intelligence Agency has completed a Freedom of Information Act request filed by The Black Vault in August 2013, releasing records in April 2025 under case F-2013-02345, nearly twelve years after the request was submitted. (The Black Vault has a large backlog of
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=78] Maj. Gen. Derek J. O’Malley, Director of Special Programs and Director of the Department of Defense Special Access Program Central Office A recent Freedom of Information Act response issued by the Department of War raises significant questions about the government’s obligations
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=78] Newly released records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act show which journalists were privately invited to an embargoed, invite-only Pentagon media roundtable on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) held on March 6, 2024. This event tied to the Department of
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=78] Human Subjects Research, commonly abbreviated as HSR, refers to scientific studies that involve data obtained directly from living individuals. Such research can include physical interventions, behavioral testing, biometric data collection, or the analysis of large datasets
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=74] Jennifer M. Granholm, Former Secretary, U.S. Department of Energy A newly released Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) response from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) provides limited insight into internal communications involving unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), despite a
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=78] A newly released collection of records from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), obtained through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), provides insight into how the agency handled public backlash, media inquiries, and internal discussions surrounding a controversy
[BUREAUCRACY | BlackVault | cred=78] Two separate Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to the Department of the Navy, both filed nearly a year apart and scoped differently, have yielded the same single responsive record: a chain of emails detailing a March 2022 briefing on the Advance Aerospace Threat
