DOW-UAP-D14, Mission Report, Iraq, May 2022
Summary
This report from the Department of War details a mission conducted in Syria in May 2022. It includes a U.S. military operator's observations regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) encountered during operations, providing qualitative context that supplements the quantitative data typically found in such reports.
Key highlights
A possible small UAP was observed during the mission.p.1
“AT 01172, ONE POSSIBLE SMALL UAP WAS OBSERVED.”
The mission involved SIGINT and IMINT collection in the Eastern Mediterranean.p.1
“COLLECTED SIGINT VIA AIRHANDLER.”
The aircraft was reacted to by multiple enemy aircraft, including a possible Russian SU-30.p.8
“WAS REACTED TO BY 1-3 ACFT, INCLUDING IX POSS RFAF SU-30.”
The mission lasted over 20 hours, with significant time spent on station.p.5
“Total Mission Time: 20 hours 30 minutes.”
The UAP was observed flying north to northeast, but could not be positively identified.p.8
“OBSERVED A UAP AT 0117Z FLY NORTH TO NORTH EAST.”
Source
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