Navy Publicly Identifies Pilot Footage as Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and Expands Reporting of Unknowns

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The U.S. Navy publicly acknowledges pilot‑captured footage as unidentified aerial phenomena, signaling a policy shift to broaden reporting and reduce stigma so pilots document unknowns in airspace, with focus on videos released by Tom DeLonge’s To The Stars Academy tied to a 2004 San Diego intercept and a 2015 rotating aerial vehicle, while UFO researchers like Roger Glassel note that the term reflects an ongoing effort to study unexplained sky objects despite ongoing debate about the footage and its origins.

Navy Acknowledges Tom DeLonge’s UFO Videos as ‘Unidentified Aerial Phenomena’
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Navy Acknowledges Tom DeLonge’s UFO Videos as ‘Unidentified Aerial Phenomena’

On Tuesday (Sept. 17), the U.S. Navy spoke out for the first time on footage of “unidentified” objects that pilots captured on film.