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UAP-Related_Records_FOIA_Release_Jan2024.pdf
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(U) Purpose 1. (U) The purpose of this work paper is to document our interview with Major David Grusch on July 12, 2021. 2. (U) We interviewed Major Grusch to determine whether he could provide background information that might be relevant to our evaluation. 3. (U) The Overall classification of this meeting was at the TOP SECRET//TK//NOFORN level due to the vulnerabilities, subject matter discussed, and potential compilation of information. (U) Sources: 1. (U) The interview was conducted on June 12, 2021. 2. (U) Attending the interview: A. (U) [Air Force] Major David Grusch B. (U) …
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2. (U) The team prepared a list of questions to guide the discussion with Major Grusch regarding the DoD's actions taken in response to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP); however, the interview was conducted in a less structured manner, allowing Major Grusch to provide any information he believed was relevant to our evaluation. A. Summary of Interview: 1. (U) On July 12, 2021, we met with Major David Grusch to obtain information he had regarding our evaluation of the DoD's actions taken in response to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). recommended that we speak to Major Grusch re…
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6. (U) Major Grusch stated that he recommended the DoD fund and conduct "red and blue assessments" [of UAP], in addition to establishing a permanent office to investigate what he called "strategic anomalies." Additionally, Major Grusch provided us with a copy of a briefing regarding a proposed permanent office to handle such strategic anomalies (including UAP). (U) Conclusion 1. (U) Major Grusch provided us with general background information on the DoD's actions regarding UAP (to his knowledge).
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Strategic Anomaly Resolution
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90% are explainable
10% are blue programs
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90% are explainable
10% are unexplainable
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Strategic Anomalies
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90 % are explainable
Theories
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All are explainable
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balloon,space
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90% are explainable
10% are red programs
10% are from somewhere else
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Background
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Background ~ A Task Force is Temporary What should an enduring, comprehensive capability look like?
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Objectives ~ Key Questions Lines of Effort (LOE) Primary Focus What is it? - Scope & Severity (1) Operations & Intelligence How does it work? (2) Research & Development Secondary Enablers What do we do about it? (3) Policy How do we talk about it (4) Communication How do we work with others? (5) Partnerships How do we protect our equities? ( 6) Security
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Focus Areas ~ Operations & Intel Research & Development Patterns/Characteristics Knowledge Management & Data mining Open Source, Classified, & Direct Witness Reporting Support Ops/Analysis, Data Sharing, Visualization Control Variables Collection Infrastructure Dedicated Collection Campaigns Tailored for Missions, Calibrated, Repeatable Avoid Strategic Surprise Hypothesis Generation Collection on foreign programs Academics, Experimentalists, Engineers Co-located Rapid Breakthroughs Reengineering Recovery Infrastructure & Experts Assess Risk Tech Transfer Threat Assessment…
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