USN and guidelines for reporting UFO's

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The US Air Force set up project Blue Book decades ago and came to the conclusion there was no evidence of alien spacecraft…J Allen Hynek was a scientific advisor and debunker for the Air Force…he said that debunking them was expected of him by the Air Force and he enjoyed doing that…he would later change his opinion and became founder of the Center for UFO Studies…he was a consultant on “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and had a cameo role in the movie…be interesting to see what the navy concludes…plenty of speculation all round…secret black ops programs at Groom Lake…Area 51…some people know the truth…“the truth is out there” the X FILES…
 
We ought to take the most likely outcome first. Notice how peoples reports of aliens throughout the decades seem to align with the popular science fiction culture from a few years prior to their sighting.

Next, wherever the navy is present, their exists great radar coverage. Nothing is hidden from radar.

Finally, anything weird would be detected by Lockheed Martin’s Space Fence (ground based detection of space junk), countless satellites and telescopes, and so on.

No, I will not engage in a 100 length debate here.

Hypothesis, navy pilots, when stressed and tired, will inevitably see things they do not see. They will freak out and demand to report what they have seen. You can not tell people no without them acting up. This department exists as almost a emotional squishy ball you can squeeze when you are scared.
 
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