Pentagon Just Released Something About Roswell Nobody Expected

For the first time, a sworn statement from the office who announced the Roswell flying disc describing a egg-shaped craft and bodies in a guarded hangar sits in an official government release. It arrived attached to a contractor's plan that asked the Defense Intelligence Agency for help reaching crashed hardware, hidden files at Los Alamos, and possible non-human biological samples. And the Pentagon has put that entire plan on its website. Also from a distance, I was able to see a couple of bodies under a canvas tarpaulin. Only the heads extended beyond the covering. That is Tales on the Go's wife reading the 2002 sealed affidavit of Walter Hott, the Roswell-based press officer in 1947, which the Pentagon has now released inside a 2008 report written for the Defense Intelligence Agency. We have a lot to get into in this seventh batch of UFO files. Hey UFOlogers, I'm Christina Gomez and this is your UFO News Update. So the Department of War just published its latest batch on Friday, October 23rd. The batch holds 28 new PDF documents and no videos, and it brings the archives to 478 files since May 8th. File D-168 is a project management plan dated December 2nd, 2008, written by Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, or BAS, and that is the contract that the Defense Intelligence Agency, or the DIA, paid to run OSAP, the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System Applications Program. And these people that were involved in that include Jay Stratton and James Likatsky. Appendix 2 of that plan is the sealed affidavit of Walter Haught, the officer who issued the flying disc press release in July of 1947. Now, Walter describes a staff meeting at 7.30 on the morning of July 8th. Officers discussed a debris field in Lincoln County, about 75 miles northwest of Roswell, and a second site around 40 miles north of town. Samples of wreckage were passed around the table. It was unlike any material I had or have ever seen in my life. Pieces which resembled metal foil, paper thin yet extremely strong, and pieces with unusual markings along their length were handled from man to man, each voicing their opinion. No one was able to identify the crashed debris. Nobody at that meeting could identify the material, and Bass, run by Robert Bigelow, wanted to find people who could. Its plan proposed an oral history project to record interviews with dozens of highly placed people with direct knowledge of film, physical material, hardware and biological tissue, and maybe a little bit more. The contractor wrote that it already had a list of about 10 people tied to the program that retrieved advanced aerospace hardware or associated biological material, and then it asked the DIA to contact them. The plan noted many of these witnesses were elderly and would need official assurance that they could speak without getting into any type of trouble. Walter described what happened next at that 1947 meeting, and once the officers turned to whether the public should even know about it. Redaction proposed a plan, which I believe originated from his bosses at the Pentagon. Attention needed to be diverted from the more important site north of town by acknowledging the other location. Too many civilians were already involved and the press already was informed. I was not completely informed how this would be accomplished. According to the affidavit, the flying disc announcement was meant to steer attention toward the debris field while the recovery north of town stayed hidden. Walter writes that the release was dictated to him around 9.30 that morning. He delivered it to radio stations KGFL and KSWS and two local newspapers. And once it hit the wire services, his office was flooded with calls from really around the world. He was told to go home and hide out, but first he was taken to Building 84, also called as Hangar P3 or B29 Hangar, under heavy guard inside and out. The building still stands and houses aviation businesses in Roswell. Once inside, I was permitted from a safe distance to first observe the object just recovered north of town. It was approximately 12 to 15 feet in length, not quite as wide, about 6 feet high, and more of an egg shape. Lighting was poor, but its surface did appear metallic. No windows, portals, wings, tail section, or landing gear were visible. The bodies Walter described were about the size of a 10-year-old child, roughly 4 feet tall, and he was told a temporary morgue had been set up. Recommendation 9 of the 2008 plan deals with exactly that kind of material. It works from the premise that biological material of possible non-human origin had been recovered. On that base, Bass wrote that the DIA would lobby other agencies for access to medical samples to be examined by Bass's forensic staff. The labs named were the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Army Research Commands at the Fort Detrick, and Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. A Pentagon intelligence contractor put that request in writing in 2008, and the Pentagon has just now published it. should the government now explain what it did with requests like this one or is releasing the plan enough leave your thoughts in the comments the affidavit also describes how the weather balloon story took shape in an office in Fort Worth, Texas upon his return from Fort Worth redaction described to me taking places pieces of the wreckage to redaction office and after returning from a map room finding the remains of a weather balloon with radar kite substituted while he was out of the room redaction was very upset over this situation he would not discuss it again the plan places a second 1947 document beside that account exhibit one is a september 30th 1947 Air Materiel Command memo on flying discs and it concluded that objects were real shaped like discs and as large as man-made craft while noting the lack of physical evidence such as recovered crash exhibits. A memo citing no wreckage and an affidavit describing wreckage now sits in the same contractor file. The affidavit carries its own questions and its text has been public since 2007 with Donald Schmidt and Tom Carey publishing it in Witness to Roswell. Critics point out that Walter didn't write it himself and that it was prepared for his signature from comments he made over the years. His 1993 affidavit covers only the press release, and in earlier interviews, he maintained he never saw the object or even the bodies. The rest of the plan reads more like a target list, really. Bass asked the DIA to secure files it believed had been kept out of Project Blue Book and stored in a secure location at Los Alamos National Laboratory, possibly with physical trace evidence. The contractor claimed its people knew the exact file numbers. A project called Northern Tears sought full records on objects over nuclear-armed bases, including Maelstrom, Minnit, and Kirkland, in the 1960s and 70s. Among them was an October 1968 case at Minnit involving a vehicle described as 300 feet long. A project on the Colares Island, Brazil, sought Brazilian Air Force files on the 1977 event there, including medical records of people being injured by beams of light in one of my favorite cases. along with Recommendation 8, claims that testimony supports several crashes of these craft outside the U.S. It raises concern that other countries may already be reverse engineering parts. The closing section asks for money to buy hardware believed to be in foreign hands, with a targeted reverse engineering effort to follow it if any were obtained. The plan also asked the DIA to get tracking data from NORAD, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, on objects it couldn't match to known aircraft. Holt ended his affidavit with the conclusion that Bass took seriously enough to include in their paperwork. I am convinced that what I personally observed was some type of craft and its crew from outer space. I have not been paid nor given anything of value to make this statement and it is the truth to the best of my recollection. None of the released pages show what the DIA did with any of these requests, but the third exhibit is a UK Ministry of Defense file on an F-86D intercept from May 20, 1957. An American pilot describes being ordered to arm and fire a full salvo of 24 rockets at an object over England. Its radar return looked as large as an aircraft carrier, and it broke his radar lock and then just vanished. The newest case in the batch comes from June of 2026. Filed DOW UAP D-176 is a memo from AERO, the Pentagon's UFO office that investigates UFO reports. Two federal special agents watched a matte black triangle rise 200 to 300 feet above a ridge line at a sensitive site in the western U.S. It was about 13 to 15 feet wide and only 1 to 2 feet thick. It hovered for about 20 seconds, then shot off horizontally at a speed they compared to a fighter jet, but guess what? there was no sound. A third official at a separate post backed up their account and the FBI also investigated this case. Arrow kept the case open because its shape and movement matched other reports from the same region and this batch holds three separate reports of black triangles over sensitive military sites. The triangle image circulating online is an artist's rendition released with the memo and it's not an actual photo what this is this isn't an actual photo of ufo this is part of the problem with these tranches that i've been having recently they did this in the last tranche it was orbs in a delta formation kind of like a like a triangle right and uh it was a recreation so there was an artist that recreated it and they put it in the tranche for us to see kind of a visual aid as they're telling their story same thing with this one This was recreated. This is a depiction of what somebody else has seen. A 2010 bass investigation at Skinwalker Ranch in Utah is also in this batch, built on interviews with more than 25 residents, ranchers, officers, and tribal members, and even a shaman. Eleven people described a dog-like creature walking upright, several putting it at six to seven feet tall. When one rancher's dog chased what he called a skinwalker through a barbed wire fence, investigators sent four hair samples to a lab three came back as a dog and then one came back as a raccoon the 2008 plan describes bass staff staying in residence at an unnamed location it sits dozens of efforts there in 2007 and 2008 and hundreds of photographs showing what it called anomalous features, so which part of this release do you want answered first? The Roswell affidavit or the 2008 requests for crash hardware and biological samples or more data on Skinwalker Ranch, tell me down below. And for more on Baz and the man who found it, watch this video next. I'm Christina Gomez, that's it for today. I will see you again next time for another UFO News update. Be safe and remember, keep your eyes on the skies.