TTSA Announces Pentagon-Verified UAP Footage and Reaffirms Its Collaborative Pursuit of Credible Evidence

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Three Pentagon-authenticated UAP videos shot by Navy jets were originally released by TTSA with The New York Times in 2017 and are tied to Luis Elizondo, former head of AATIP and now TTSA’s Director of Government Programs & Services, who advocates transparency and appears with Commander David Fravor on History’s Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation, as TTSA—founded in 2017 to unite academia, industry and pop culture to study unidentified aerial phenomena—continues a multimedia effort to pursue credible evidence through analysis, media and collaborations.

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