DeclassifiedDepartment of Warpdf2025-07-01

Email correspondence regarding UAP observations in the INDOPACOM area of responsibility.

DOW-UAP-D50, Email Correspondence, INDOPACOM, April 2025

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— AI summary

This document consists of email exchanges concerning the classification of UAP tearlines and observations. The communication confirms that certain details regarding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) are classified as unclassified. Additionally, it contains records of UAP sightings involving U.S. aircraft.

— Editorial

The document contains email correspondence from personnel within the Department of War, specifically related to UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena) sightings. The email confirms that specific details regarding UAP sightings from the U.S. aircraft are classified at the UNCLASSIFIED level despite the initial SECRET designation of the correspondence. The communication discusses tearlines that report the duration and characteristics of the UAP observations.

Two specific UAP sightings are mentioned, wherein a U.S. aircraft observed a possible UAP for 12 seconds and another for 23 seconds. Both sightings reported unknown altitude and speed, and no interference was noted during the observations.

The correspondence appears to emphasize the need for clarity regarding classification levels for certain reported incidents and maintains a formal structure typical of military communication.

This document was generated as part of routine operational reporting, indicating a protocol in place for addressing and classifying potential UAP incidents. It remains a part of the larger archive of UAP-related documents held by the agency.

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