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DOWMarch 31, 2023PURSUE Release 01 (May 2026)
DOW-UAP-D20, Mission Report, Iraq, 2023
Summary
This report from the Department of War details a mission conducted in Iraq on March 31, 2023. It includes a standardized account of the circumstances surrounding the operation, specifically focusing on the observation of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) by a U.S. military operator.
Key highlights
F-16CM aircraft observed multiple possible UAP during a mission.p.1
“FLT OBSERVED MULTIPLE POSS UAPS.”
The UAP were seen maneuvering quickly from west to east.p.6
“SEVERAL BRIGHT OBJECTS MANUEVERING QUICKLY WEST TO EAST.”
The UAP were tracked on a targeting pod for approximately 20 seconds.p.6
“FLT WOULD OBTAIN POSS UAP ON TARGETING POD (TV MODE) FOR APPROX 20S.”
The aircraft operated at an altitude of FL600+ during the sighting.p.6
“UAP Altitude, Depth, Velocity, and Trajectory: FL600+”
Outliers
The report indicates no effects on personnel from the UAP sightings.p.6
“UAP Effects on Persons: (U) NONE.”
The UAP were not seen in formations, differing from previous sightings.p.6
“NONE OF THE OBJECTS WERE SEEN IN ANY FORMATIONS AS PREVIOUSLY SEEN.”
Source
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