Did the United States Officially Declassify UFO Documents?
The American Department of Defense was renamed the Department of War (Department of War). Donald Trump signed a directive to disclose Anomalous Aerial Phenomena.
But, although many inattentive bloggers and "ufologists" say this is an official, positive disclosure, I am more reserved.
I have been researching these topics for more than 22 years since I created "Realidade Oculta".
On the official Department of War website (link) there is nothing new; they do not officially admit these are UFO sightings, but rather cases still "unresolved" due to lack of data.
Furthermore, most of the defense photos or videos (such as from F-16 fighter jet cameras and others) are low-definition black and white videos; they did not release the HD color videos.
According to several military sources (and some are sources of Dr. Steven Greer from the Disclosure Project), there are HD color videos and photos, but the Department of War did not release those.
Nothing New:
Most of the cases were already known to the public for decades; they were taken from the CIA and FBI websites from the "UFO FOIA" (Freedom of Information Act) section. In fact, I myself researched several of these cases on the website and downloaded the PDF documents.
Therefore, the "UFO" section on the Department of War website is just a new look with old, recycled information.
Example: this 1968 document, which they themselves admit was published on the FBI/UFO Vault website.
Another official website belongs to the military and is AARO (All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office), meaning: Office for the Resolution of Anomalies Across All Domains.
It has practically the same cases, photos, and videos as the Department of War website. Link
Related: CIA UFO Docs. FBI UFO Vault .
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