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Department of War Releases Second Batch of Declassified UAP Videos
The Department of War posted 51 declassified UAP videos on its website Friday. The files include footage of a luminous object and a fighter jet strike over Lake Huron.
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GOV/UFO site Friday. The release contained 51 videos located by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. U.S. military platform captured the footage in 2021, and it was later uploaded to a classified network in 2024. A separate video shows an American fighter jet destroying a UAP above Lake Huron in February 2023.
Then-NORAD chief Gen. Glen VanHerck said after the incident that the military could not determine how the object stayed airborne.
The files stem from a transparency directive signed by President Donald Trump. The department released an initial batch on May 8 and said additional records would follow on a rolling basis. House lawmakers requested the footage in March. The Pentagon cautioned that many files lack a verified chain of custody.
Hegseth said in a statement that the rollout advances transparency. The department reported more than 1 billion visits to the site since its May 8 launch. A written account described a senior intelligence officer who observed orange spheres near his aircraft. Investigators have not identified any of the cases as extraterrestrial in origin.
