The Pentagon
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The Pentagon is the headquarters of the US Department of Defense, centralizing the department's operations. In the context of UFOs, or unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), it appears in reports on the investigation of sightings, the release of materials, and testimonies from military personnel and researchers. Documentation of an object or a report for which no explanation has been found does not prove it is an extraterrestrial craft.
Here you will find articles, interviews, and reviews on reports, videos, and documents related to the Pentagon, as well as on defense research programs and technological concepts examined in documents. Some publications present claims from interviewees; others describe documentation or documents, leaving questions open.
Everything we've published on The Pentagon
News · 12 hr. agoAvi Loeb Identifies Two Types of Objects Hovering Over Strategic Sites
Channel 51 · 18 hr. agoNew Pentagon Documents Detail UFO Sightings Over Catalina Island
Channel 51 · yesterdayPentagon Releases New UFO Files! Black Triangle UFO Reported by Military Bases
Channel 51 · 2 days agoThe Pentagon Releases Bizarre UFO Footage and 70-Year-Old Audio
Common questions about The Pentagon
What is the connection between the Pentagon and UFOs?
The Pentagon and the US Department of Defense have investigated and reported on sightings of unidentified anomalous phenomena. Some of the materials related to these sightings have been released to the public.
Has the Pentagon confirmed the existence of aliens?
No. A report on an unidentified phenomenon is not proof of an extraterrestrial origin, nor are claims by interviewees official confirmation of the existence of aliens.
What do the Pentagon's reports on unidentified anomalous phenomena contain?
Reports and reviews may include accounts, documentation, and assessments regarding sightings. In some cases, the information is insufficient to identify the object or explain the event.
Do the Pentagon's UFO videos prove an extraterrestrial craft was seen?
No. The videos document unidentified objects or phenomena, but the mere documentation does not determine their origin.
What is the difference between a UFO and a UAP?
UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object, and UAP is a broader term for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena. In both cases, the meaning is that the phenomenon has not yet been identified — not necessarily that its origin is extraterrestrial.
