Pentagon Expands Public UAP Archive with 72 New Files

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72 additional unidentified aerial phenomena files show that many sightings remain unexplained despite official reviews, including a 2022 Fort Carson incident described as potato-shaped by Army soldiers and an October 2023 orange orb seen by federal officers, with Pentagon official Woodrow Kusse noting only scant details were available.

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Five U.S. Army Soldiers Reported ‘Scaly Potato’ UFO as Pentagon Declassifies 72 New Unexplained Cases

The Pentagon has released 72 additional unidentified anomalous phenomenon (UAP) case files, adding to a growing archive of declassified reports that include sightings by U.S. military personnel, federal law-enforcement officers and civilian witnesses. Among the most unusual cases is a 2022 encounter near Colorado Springs involving five U.S. Army soldiers who described a hovering, potato-shaped object with scale-like features before it disappeared from view.