Disclosed

Mission Report, Iraq, December 2022

Date
1 Dec 2022
Place
Iraq
Record
Pentagon file
Assessment
Not assessed
Evidence strength
467 case pages by decade; this one falls in 2020s with 169 othersAll cases

What was reported

MISREP (482nd Attack Squadron) for an ISR mission; the crew observed one 'possible UAP' flying west to east at 1620Z and chose not to pursue it. UAP Effects on Persons recorded as 'none reported.'

What officials concluded

Unresolved

The file gives no official explanation.

Agency
Department of War
Released in

Evidence profile

Sensors1 of 9
  • No: Visual
  • Yes: Infrared
  • No: Radar
  • No: Video
  • No: Photo
  • No: Film
  • No: Audio
  • No: Night vision
  • No: Other sensor
Witnesses1 counted
  • No: Civilian
  • Yes: Military aircrew
  • No: Military ground
  • No: Airline crew
  • No: Sensor operator
  • No: Law enforcement
  • No: Scientist
  • No: Astronaut
  • No: Intelligence official
  • No: Other
Shapenot stated
  • No: Light only
  • No: Orb or sphere
  • No: Disc
  • No: Triangle
  • No: Cylinder
  • No: Cube
  • No: Other shape
Effectsnone reported
  • No: Physiological
  • No: Physical trace
  • No: Electromagnetic
  • No: Sound
  • No: Silent

Why this rating Single sensor, object not pursued or further characterized; crew explicitly logged it as merely 'possible.'

As described in the file

Witnesses
One ISR aircrew (482nd Attack Squadron)
Sensors
FMV (AH/BLASPHEMY sensor)
Motion
Flying west to east
Duration
Not stated
Altitude or range
FL180
Effects
None reported

Pentagon files

1

What the file claims

1
  • Unverified

    A possible UAP flying west to east was observed but not pursued; no effects on personnel were reported.

On the map

33.00° N, 44.00° E, plotted at the centre of the country

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