Remarkable Anomalies in the Fifth Tranche of UAP Data from the U.S. Government
A digital rendering of a reported UAP encounter. (Image credit: PURSUE/DOW)A digital rendering of a giant triangular UAP blocking part the sky, based on military testimony. (Image credit: PURSUE/DOW)An unresolved UAP in the Middle East in a video from 2023. (Image credit: PURSUE/DOW)The fifth tranche of UAP data was released here today, August 7, 2026. In contrast to past releases, the most remarkable anomalies in it are delivered as verbal testimonies and not in video or imagery data. Below I review the most remarkable testimonies.https://medium.com/media/f1735338eaff154a160469000eb453b2/href***I. First Remarkable Testimony: DOW-UAP-D101_IIR (Click here):Reported anomaly: On 8 September 2021, a USSOF AC-130 Gunship observed approximately 25 instances of UAPs while conducting a live fire exercise in the Gulf of Oman. The UAPs were observed as cold orbs that appeared to react to the aircraft firing its main cannon. After dropping a flare into the water as a target, the weapons officer reports that two orbs popped up right next to it and hover for about 15 seconds. He decided to open fire and reported that the moment he pulled the trigger, the orbs took off. Then the crew starts seeing as many as 25 orbs flying in formation, zipping around at supersonic speeds of up to 1,300 miles per hour, 1.7 times the speed of sound, and interacting with each other like dolphins.Why anomalous? The objects were reported to have flown in formation, maneuvered aggressively, and appeared to react after the aircraft fired its cannon. This implies a sensing capability on the objects’ part and a response system fast enough to redirect motion within the observation window. Describing the objects as “cold” rules out jet exhaust plumes, aerodynamic-heating signature at up to Mach 1.7, as well as combustion-based propulsion.Nevertheless, coordinated drone swarms are real, fielded technology by 2021. Formation flying, reaction to a threat, interacting with each other is the behavioral signatur
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