Unexplained Aerial Phenomena in the United States, 1945–1975: Evidence of a Centrally Coordinated Non-Human Intelligence with Persistent Low-Level Presence at Strategic/Nuclear Sites

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Ian M. Porritt, Larry J. Hancock, and Sean Grosvenor conclude that a single centrally coordinated non-human intelligence is persistently present across the continental United States, with intermittent, regionally focused UAP activity near nuclear sites carried out by a small mobile reconnaissance force that avoids interceptors rather than engaging in mass incursions.

UAP Operational Presence, 1945—1975
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UAP Operational Presence, 1945—1975

This study synthesizes findings from four prior SCU analyses and presents a comprehensive, multi-year examination of unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP) across the continental United States from 1945 through 1975, integrating three complementary analytic approaches to infer non-human intelligence (NHI) operational patterns and resource constraints. The analysis is restricted to U.S. archival datasets and therefore reflects UAP activity as observed within the United States rather than the global o