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  1. 1947

    Roswell Incident

    The Roswell case in New Mexico becomes an early, enduring reference point in post-war UAP discourse.

  2. 1952

    Washington, D.C. Radar-Visual Events

    Repeated unidentified radar-visual observations over Washington, D.C. prompt significant media coverage and military response.

  3. 1952 to 1969

    Project Blue Book Era

    The U.S. Air Force runs sustained case collection and analysis through Project Blue Book before closing the program in 1969.

  4. 1968 to 1969

    Condon Report and Policy Shift

    The University of Colorado's Condon study informs federal policy decisions and contributes to Blue Book closure.

  5. 2004

    USS Nimitz "Tic Tac" Encounter

    Witness accounts and multi-sensor observations from a U.S. carrier strike group establish a frequently cited modern case.

  6. 2017

    Modern Disclosure Wave

    Reporting on Pentagon UAP programs and military video releases renews broad public and institutional attention.

  7. 2020

    U.S. Navy Video Confirmation

    The Department of Defense confirms the authenticity of widely circulated Navy UAP footage, increasing policy focus.

  8. 2021

    ODNI Preliminary UAP Assessment

    The Office of the Director of National Intelligence releases a public assessment identifying multiple unresolved incidents.

  9. 2022

    First Open Congressional Hearing in Decades

    Congress holds open UAP hearings, signaling a renewed phase of formal legislative oversight.

  10. 2023

    House Oversight Testimony

    Public testimony from former officials and aviators increases scrutiny from both lawmakers and the public.

  11. 2024 to 2026

    Continuing Capitol Hill Briefings and Hearings

    Committees continue classified and public briefings, hearings, and policy debate focused on UAP reporting and governance.