Jared Moskowitz

Rep. Moskowitz quotes then-Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer as stating the American public has 'a right to learn about technologies of unknown origins, non-human intelligence, and unexplainable phenomena,' and quotes former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe telling Fox News, 'there are a lot more sightings that have not been made public.'

the American public has a right to learn about Technologies of unknown Origins non-human intelligence and unexplainable phenomena

Rep. Moskowitz states AARO's initial analysis identified '171 uncharacterized UAP reports' that 'appear to have demonstrated unusual flight characteristics or performance capabilities.'

there are 171 uncharacterized UAP reports and this is the words from the report that appear to have demonstrated unusual flight characteristics

Of 366 UAP sightings covered by AARO/ODNI's report, 171 remain uncharacterized, some showing unusual flight characteristics or performance capabilities.

Of the 366 sightings included in the report, 171 remain uncharacterized, with some of these appearing to have demonstrated unusual flight characteristics.

Our check Confirmed exactly against AARO's 2022 unclassified annual report: of 366 newly identified reports (on top of the 144-report 2021 baseline), 171 remained uncharacterized after initial multi-agency analysis, with some of those appearing to show unusual flight characteristics or performance capabilities requiring further analysis.

Sources dni.gov, thedebrief.org

AARO's March 2024 historical-record report covers government UAP investigatory effort from 1945 to the present.

In March, AARO revealed a report on the historical record of US Government involvement with UAPs, which covered investigatory effort going back from 1945 to the present day.

Our check AARO's Historical Record Report Volume 1 (released March 2024) explicitly reviewed official US government UAP-related investigatory activity from 1945 to the present, exactly as described, examining archival material and roughly 30 interviews.

Sources media.defense.gov