Pentagon releases declassified UFO files to public

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Pentagon releases dozens of UFO files offering transparency on 'alien and extraterrestrial life'
The War Department released more than 160 files Friday related to sightings of UFOs dating back nearly 80 years, two days after President Trump predicted, “I think some of it’s going to be very interesting to people.

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Bright lights and hot orbs: UFO files shed light on sightings but leave interpretation to the public
The U.S. government released UFO files. Here's how you can see them
Is there anybody out there? Pentagon releases secret UFO files
The Pentagon on Friday released a first batch of secret files documenting reported sightings of unidentified flying objects -- some dating back to the 1940s -- fanning speculation over whether extrate...

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Mysterious objects, white lights, sparks: Pentagon UFO files released
‘Four-foot-tall beings seen exiting UFOs & unknown metal with microscopic spheres found in wreckages,’ FBI doc reveals
America Got UFO Files Before the Epstein Files, and They’re Losing It
Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 photographs as first reported by Fox News, include highlighted sections near the moon’s horizon where tiny, unidentified objects appear to float in the frame.

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UFO witnesses reported seeing ‘four-foot-tall’ crewmen wearing space suits and helmets, files reveal

This memo is out of this world. Mysterious sightings of ‘three to four-foot tall’ beings decked out in space suits and helmets were reported by witnesses decades ago, newly released Pentagon files reveal.

1st US UFO documents, photos released. Notable Florida sightings

The US government released new files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Florida has the second most UFO sightings.

Two feds nicknamed the ‘Alien Girls’ attempting to interview UFO witnesses at military bases around country

Two so-called “alien girls” who work for an obscure, unsexy legislative branch agency are touring military bases and attempting to interview UFO witnesses, The Post has learned.