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Credit: U.S. Department of Defense
One of the first steps towards formalizing the Pentagon’s investigation of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) has been taken with the inclusion of provisions in the Senate’s proposed Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal 2022 that would require quarterly classified reports on sightings to...
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