Military Photography
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On this page, you'll find publications featuring military videos and images, including cases where the operator did not identify what was seen, the mission report was not included, or parts of the image were redacted. These are documentations of unidentified phenomena, not proof in themselves of an extraordinary origin.
Everything we've published on Military Photography
News · October 16, 2026The White House Shared a Video of a Vanishing Object
Official file · September 18, 2026Military Camera Tracks a Spot Over the Yellow Sea
Official file · September 18, 2026Military Report Describes Object Flying at Varying Speeds Over Iraq
Official file · September 18, 2026Iraq Image Shows Elongated Shape With a Trail
Common questions about Military Photography
What is considered military UFO photography?
This typically refers to an image or video captured by a military camera or sensor that shows an unidentified object. The term describes the source of the documentation and the lack of identification, rather than defining what the object is.
Does military photography prove the existence of aliens?
No. A photograph of an unidentified object does not determine its origin, and in many cases, crucial details such as the mission report or full context for the photograph are missing.
Why is it difficult to identify objects in military images?
The image may be grainy or partial, and the sensor can change direction, magnification, or shooting mode. Changes in the background or obstruction of part of the object can also make interpretation difficult.
What is the difference between a UFO and an unidentified anomalous phenomenon (UAP)?
A UFO is an unidentified flying object, while a UAP is a broader term for a sighting or event that has not yet been explained. In both cases, a lack of identification does not, by itself, indicate an extraterrestrial origin.
