DISCLOSURE WATCH
Congressman Presses Pentagon Office to Release Long-Delayed Historical UAP Report
Rep. Andre Carson says a key record from AARO has been held back for almost two years, and calls for its immediate release.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Andre Carson has called for the immediate release of a historical report on unidentified anomalous phenomena that he says the Department of Defense has delayed for almost two years. According to a post on r/UFOs, the congressman made the demand in a statement to The Post.
The report is the work of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, known as AARO, which the statement describes as established to receive, analyze and resolve UAP reporting. Mr. Carson charges that the current administration has not been fully transparent on the subject and has slow walked several statutory requirements set by Congress for UAP disclosure.
As to the contents, the congressman said the document is expected to provide additional findings on historical military and intelligence investigations of UAP. He listed three matters of interest: how incidents were investigated, the role of classified programs, and whether relevant activities were appropriately disclosed to Congress.
The source material contains no response from the Department of Defense or AARO, and offers no date on which the report might appear. The excerpt supplied consists solely of the congressman's statement, and nothing in it describes what the report actually contains beyond his own expectations.
The post, on the UFO-minded forum r/UFOs, presented the statement under a title repeating the congressman's call. Readers hoping for disclosure will, for the moment, have to content themselves with a deadline that has passed, and a report that has not.