{
 "slug": "usper-statement-redacted",
 "title": "USPER-Statement-Redacted",
 "agency": "US Person",
 "year": null,
 "page_count": 3,
 "source_page": "https://wearenotalone.space/document/usper-statement-redacted/",
 "original_file": "https://wearenotalone.space/Season 01/Release_1/USPER-Statement-Redacted.pdf",
 "license": "U.S. Government work — public domain. Text is machine OCR from the original scan; the page image is authoritative.",
 "pages": [
  {
   "n": 1,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/usper-statement-redacted/p01.jpg",
   "text": "SECRET//NOFORN\nOn\n2025, at approximately 1700 hoursllll [WITNESS 1 (a senior US\ninte Igence o Ic1al)], [FEDERAL PARTNER 1] and [F~L PARTNER 2],\naccompanied by [WITNESS 2 (a senior US intelligence official\nilots from\n[STATE PARTNER ORGANIZATION], departed th\n[OPERATIONS CENTER] ([COORDINATES]),\nmain\narea via a [STATE PARTNE\ne Icop er (call sign\n[CALL SIGN 11) to conduct a daytime ariel search of the [MOUNTAIN RANGE NAME]\nwest of [SITE CODE NAME] on [FACIU~yewitness reports from\npersonnel who observed orbs/lights IV~[COORDINATES]) cited hearing\nthuds as if someth-i\nn has fallen and hit the ground. (Note: Earlier that day the\nffice\ncompleted a successful test of the\nat [SITE CODE NAME] ([COORDINATES]) on [FACILITY].\nAt 1751 hours\n[CALL SIGN 1] spotted-lar\ne cavern entrance ([COORDINATES])\nand conducted a short orbit of the location\nAt a\nroximately 2050 hours-[CALL SIGN 1] landed west of th~\nmountains and dropped off [WITNESS 2) with [FEDERAL PARTNER 3]\npersonnel. At 2052 hours\n[CALL SIGN 1] headed toward [SITE CODE NAME] to\nrefuel. A second helicopter ([STATE PARTNER ORGANIZATION] - [CALL SIGN 21)\nbrieflY. landed at [SITE CODE NAME] to await refueling but then lifted off and returned\nto the\nAt 2141 hours-[CALL SIGN 1) lifted off from [SITE CODE NAME] and headed\ntoward debris spotted by the Listening Post/Observation Post (LP/OP - [FEDERAL\nPARTNER 4] personnel using Forward Looking Infrared (FUR) and Night Vision\nGoggles (NVG)- position ([COORDINATES]) located approximately four miles east of\n[SITE CODE NAME] in the mountains -\nlocation ([COORDINATES])). [CALL SIGN\n1] orbited the location while searching with NVGs (pilots) and the naked eye ([WITNESS\n11) with the aid of the helicopter's spotlight in near full darkness for several minutes with\nnegative results.\nAt approximately 2149 hours, [CALL SIGN 1] departed the search location to return to\nbase and received notification from LP/OP that -had-hits bearing -\n4\nmiles out from their location. The JOC then provided coord ([COORDINATES]). [CALL\nSIGN 1] moved to intercept.\nAt 2202 hours-[CALL SIGN 1] arrived at the aforementioned coordinates and\nspotted a possible aircraft on the horizon moving away to the west. LP/OP confirmed\nthe sighting then relayed they spotted an orb under FUR and described as \"super-hot\"\nhovering at ground level before heading bearing-from LP/OP. LP/OP reported the\norb was heading east and then south at a high rate of speed and then broke into two\nobjects. LP/OP directed [CALL SIGN 1] to head south to [COORDINATES] to intercept.\nSECRET?/NOFORN"
  },
  {
   "n": 2,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/usper-statement-redacted/p02.jpg",
   "text": "SECRET//NOFORN\nAt 2207 hoursilllll JOC reported five [MILITARY AIRCRAFT] from\nwere in the air space conducting a training mission.\nOnce on station, [CALL SIGN 1] searched the location with FLIR, NVG, and the naked\neye but did not locate the orb. LP/OP reported the orb ained elevation, came within ten\nfeet of (CALL SIGN 1] and then headed east to\n[CALL SIGN 1] moved to intercept but LP/OP reported the orb continued\nsoutheast and estimated it to be past [ROAD NAME], some 20 miles from the current\nposition at-\n[CALL SIGN 1], unable to match speed, broke off pursuit, however\nthe co-pilot reported seeing under NVG something emerge from the two objects and\nthen travel in a different direction and a high rate of speed.\nAt 2218 hours.\n(CALL SIGN 1] remained at (COORDINATES] awaiting instructions\nwhen the pilots (NVG) and (WITNESS 1] (naked eye) spotting a swarm of Ii hts too\nmany to count) moving in all directions but generally located west of\nand\nheaded south. JOC relayed they contacted the [MILITARY AIRCRAFT] who were\nenroute to assist, eta two minutes. At 2227 hours.\n, (CALL SIGN 1] lost visual of the\nswarm.\nAt approximately 2227 hours-\n(possible out of order), in proximity of (SITE CODE\nNAME] headed south, [WITNESS 1] (naked eye) and the pilots (NVG) spotted two large\norbs appear in close proximity to [CALL SIGN 1] to the west and above the rotor disk.\nFrom the naked eye perspective, the two orbs appeared to flare up and remain\nstationary side by side. They appeared to be oval shaped, orange in color with a white\nor yellow center and emitting light in all directions. After a few seconds, a third orb flared\nup below the two, and then another one below that one until there were four or five in\ntotal below the original two. After a few seconds the orbs began to flare down in reverse\norder while appearing to be stationary until visual was lost.\nAt approximately 2228 hours-\n(CALL SIGN 1] - [WITNESS 1] (naked eye) and the\npilots (NVG) spotted four or five orbs (similar to the orbs that were in close proximity to\nthe helicopter) appear to the west over the mountains above the (MILITARY\nAIRCRAFT]. The orbs flared up one at a time in a horizontal formation and after\napproximately ten - fifteen seconds, flared down in the opposite order.\nAt approximately 2233 hours -\n(CALL SIGN 1] - (WITNESS 1] (naked eye) and the\npilots (NVG) spotted a similar orb formation to the east in the direction of (NEARBY\nTOWN NAME]. The orbs flared up one at a time in a horizontal formation and after\napproximately ten - fifteen seconds, flared down in the opposite order and lost visual.\nAt approximately 2241 hours-\n(CALL SIGN 1] - (WITNESS 1] (naked eye) and the\npilots (NVG) spotted a similar orb flare up west of [SITE CODE NAME] over the\nmountain. After several seconds the orb flared down and lost visual.\nSECRET7/NOFORN"
  },
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   "n": 3,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/usper-statement-redacted/p03.jpg",
   "text": "SECRET//NOFORN\nAt 2249 hours-\nwhile positioned IVO [SITE CODE NAME], [CALL SIGN 1] ­\n[WITNESS 1] (na~ilots (NVG) spotted a swarm of lights moving in all\ndirections west of-\nwith three distinct orbs in a triangle formation. After\nseveral seconds the orbs flared down and lost visual.\nAt 2252 hours -\nwhile positioned approximately ten miles north of [SITE CODE\nNAME], [CALL SIGN 1] - [WITNESS 1] (naked eye) and the pilots (NVG) spotted five to\nsix orbs flare up IVO [LOCAL TOWN] (east of [SITE CODE NAME]). The orbs flared up\none at a time in a horizontal formation and after approximately ten seconds, flared down\n,in the opposite order and lost visual.\nAt 2257 hours-\nwhile positioned approximately ten miles north of [SITE CODE\nNAME], [CALL SIGN 1] - [WITNESS 1] (naked eye) and the pilots (NVG) spotted four\norbs flare up over the [MILITARY AIRCRAFT] as they descended to land a­\n•\nThe orbs flared up one at a time in a horizontal formation and after approximately\nten seconds, flared down in the opposite order and lost visual.\n~ely 2306 hours\n[CALL SIGN 1]\n-\nAt 2316 hour\nlow on fuel, [CALL SIGN 1] returned to the\n[OPERATIONS CENTER].\nAt approximately 2320 hourslllll [CALL SIGN 1] headed southbound for the\n[OPERATIONS CENTER] and already in air-to air contact with [FEDERAL PARTER\nAIRCRAFT], passed each other as [FEDERAL PARTER AIRCRAFT] headed north\ntoward [SITE CODE NAME].\n[WITNESS 1] Comments:\n- Pilots indicated they were recording however\nmany sIg Ings were a ove\ne e ,cop er which was outside of the helicopters FLIR\ncamera angle.\nSome things I could not see with the naked eye, but I recall the pilots calling out\nsightings.\nThe orbs appeared to break off from [CALL SIGN 1] and pursue the [MILITARY\nAIRCRAFT].\nSECRET7/NOFORN"
  }
 ]
}