Pentagon Waiver Lets UFO Witnesses Break Secrecy Oaths Safely
The waiver creates a controlled pipeline for reviewing and possibly declassifying UAP information, while leaving public disclosure limits in place.
- On Monday, The Department issued a legal waiver allowing current and former military personnel to disclose information related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena to the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters without violating secrecy agreements.
- Before Monday, personnel with access to classified UAP-related information remained bound by Special Access Program Indoctrination Agreements; The Department said these agreements discouraged witnesses from sharing due to concerns about potential legal liability or administrative punishment.
- The Department emphasized the waiver does not create unrestricted public disclosure, instead establishing a controlled review process. DOD recently published its fifth PURSUE release, featuring accounts from two special agents and thermal video footage of infrared anomalies.
- Julia Mossbridge, founder of the Mossbridge Institute, told Newsweek on Monday that "Anytime there can be more transparency, it's great," and applauded organizations pushing for full congressional transparency regarding UAP investigations.
- Attention now shifts to whether additional witnesses will step forward under the new mechanism. David Grusch, former intelligence officer, previously alleged secret government programs recovered unidentified craft, calling for greater transparency regarding UAP-related activities and technological advancement.
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A major development in the investigation of UFOs and so-called "Unidentified Anomaly Phenomena" (UAP) has been announced by the US Department of War, creating a legal avenue for current and former officials to speak about classified information they know. The new legal regime allows current and former US military, civilian employees and contractors to hand over information related to UAPs and included in the National Defense Intelligence Agency …
Pentagon creates legal waiver allowing personnel sworn to UFO secrecy to come forward
The Pentagon is now allowing current and former personnel sworn to secrecy about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) activity to legally share that information with the government.
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wbap.comPentagon Waives UAP Secrecy Pacts So Insiders Can Talk To PURSUE
The Department of War issued a legal waiver authorizing disclosures of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) information to designated representatives of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters, also known as PURSUE. The action aligns with President Trump’s mandate for comprehensive transparency on the topic. The waiver creates a protected channel for current and […]
Pentagon Makes Major Change To UFO Disclosure Rules For Military, Government Employees
The Pentagon has made it easier for military personnel and government employees to disclose information about their UFO encounters. On Monday, the Department of War announced it will grant a legal waiver allowing civilian workers, contractors, and current and former military personnel to provide information about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), or UFOs, to designated representatives […]
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