bogeyman
13th May 2014, 05:03
It is an emotive subject and has cause controversy, which is intensified by people’s personalities, and trying to prove a point.
Unidentified objects are detected in the North American continent every year by the tracking stations under the jurisdiction of NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command), many are identified using various methods but a significant proportion remains unknown. NORAD refers to these objects as Unknown Tracks. A number of incidents have resulted in fighter interceptors being scrambled and in some cases the unknown objects being intercepted. All of these reports are classified SECRET according to NI10-19 Aerospace Reporting System (NI means NORAD Instruction). I can also say the Office of the Secretary of Defense stated that reports are created and sent to the deputy commanders of NORAD as a part of tracking reporting. None of these have come to light.
Other terms used for UFOs is Uncorrelated Tracks or Targets, these are “unknown objects” in space according to the United States Air Force Space Wing, and USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command). Strategic Directive 505-1 V2 Chapter 12 entitled Uncorrelated Targets refers to the different categories of UCTS. Deep Space UCT are classified SECRET, there are also sub categories described as Non significant, Significant, and CRITICAL. The latter are also classified as SECRET. The data collected is initially in the form of two element data sets. These events occur frequently according to USSTRATCOM JFCC Space. There is also the mysterious Uncorrelated Event Reports which were created by the then US Space Command, whom’s location is as yet undermined.
The DOD confirmed in the mid 1990s the existence of OPREP 3 reports (Operational Reports) which were sent to the highest level of command, pertaining to unknown objects penetrating US military installations. According to their letter they are considered “extremely sensitive”, and has such they have not been released.
Trying to obtain records concerning unknown objects is very difficult. A document released from HQUSAF dated 1996 concerning the subject UFO had a Project Number assigned to it which was 15 digits long and according to the USAF was an ongoing collection program, and had been ongoing for 25 years. At present the military uses SIRPNET and JWICS data bases systems, and unless you can provide the terms used (and exact references if possible) by the military they cannot extract the information you wish to obtain. The term familiar to you all, the UFO isn’t a term used by the US military very often, mainly to avoid attention. Of course there is also the fact those that know don’t want the material to be found, and in some cases will only admit to the documents if you have the reference and title, for then they know you know.
Unidentified objects are detected in the North American continent every year by the tracking stations under the jurisdiction of NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command), many are identified using various methods but a significant proportion remains unknown. NORAD refers to these objects as Unknown Tracks. A number of incidents have resulted in fighter interceptors being scrambled and in some cases the unknown objects being intercepted. All of these reports are classified SECRET according to NI10-19 Aerospace Reporting System (NI means NORAD Instruction). I can also say the Office of the Secretary of Defense stated that reports are created and sent to the deputy commanders of NORAD as a part of tracking reporting. None of these have come to light.
Other terms used for UFOs is Uncorrelated Tracks or Targets, these are “unknown objects” in space according to the United States Air Force Space Wing, and USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command). Strategic Directive 505-1 V2 Chapter 12 entitled Uncorrelated Targets refers to the different categories of UCTS. Deep Space UCT are classified SECRET, there are also sub categories described as Non significant, Significant, and CRITICAL. The latter are also classified as SECRET. The data collected is initially in the form of two element data sets. These events occur frequently according to USSTRATCOM JFCC Space. There is also the mysterious Uncorrelated Event Reports which were created by the then US Space Command, whom’s location is as yet undermined.
The DOD confirmed in the mid 1990s the existence of OPREP 3 reports (Operational Reports) which were sent to the highest level of command, pertaining to unknown objects penetrating US military installations. According to their letter they are considered “extremely sensitive”, and has such they have not been released.
Trying to obtain records concerning unknown objects is very difficult. A document released from HQUSAF dated 1996 concerning the subject UFO had a Project Number assigned to it which was 15 digits long and according to the USAF was an ongoing collection program, and had been ongoing for 25 years. At present the military uses SIRPNET and JWICS data bases systems, and unless you can provide the terms used (and exact references if possible) by the military they cannot extract the information you wish to obtain. The term familiar to you all, the UFO isn’t a term used by the US military very often, mainly to avoid attention. Of course there is also the fact those that know don’t want the material to be found, and in some cases will only admit to the documents if you have the reference and title, for then they know you know.