AARO
All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office - the Pentagon's current official UAP investigative office, created 2022.
In the UAP recordRuled into the unidentified-phenomena thread on 2 September 2026 from this entity's own name and role text, which contain: "aaro", "uap". An editorial classification of what thread this entity belongs to; it rests on no page and does not claim to. Neighbours were not used - see apply-subjects-2026-09-02.mjs for why.
9 of 27 connections resolve to a document you can open. 2 were tested against a document we hold and deliberately not bound.
Documents7 behind these connections2 more that name it
Documents behind these connections
- To Receive Testimony on the Activities of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office 2024-11-19
- Department of War Releases Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Files in Historic Transparency Effort 2026-05-08
- Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01
- To terminate the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office of the Department of Defense, and for other purposes 2026-04-06
- More Details on the UAP Science Advisory Council 2026-06-16
- Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection 2025-09-09
- Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth 2024-11-13
Also named in documents we hold
This entity's name appears in the 3 documents below. That is the entire claim. Nothing here is evidence for anything on this map, no connection rests on it, and it says nothing about what the document is about. It is a place to look next.
27 connections
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second director
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its UAP study team fed into the broader effortsame document as the row above
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parallel Pentagon UAP transparency effort
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This map sayscovers USG programs "Since 1945"The document saysSECTION IV: Accounts of USG UAP Investigatory Programs Since 1945 ... AARO reviewed official USG efforts involving UFOs/UAP since 1945. This research revealed the existence of approximately two dozen separate investigative efforts, depending on how they are counted.Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I, 2024
printed p. 13 · read off the page footer; the printed number matches the PDF page on every page held from this report
rendered and read by eye — the grade this project quotes fromCaveat THE CONNECTION IS THIS MAP'S, NOT THE REPORT'S, and that has to be said or the citation implies otherwise. AARO never presents the Trinity test as the starting point of its review; it gives a year. "Trinity" appears exactly twice in the whole 63-page file, both times inside endnote citations of a Department of Energy web page on printed 57, supporting the Manhattan Project paragraph on printed 40 - neither is a scope statement. What is drawn here is a shared year and nothing more. CORRECTED THE SAME DAY: until 2026-08-26 this claim put "1945 to present" in quotation marks, and that phrase is not in the report. The nearest wording, "from 1945 to the present", is on printed 10, which this project has not read and located only by searching the held file; the words now quoted are the Section IV title on printed 13, which has been read. -
Burchett introduced H.R. 8197 (2026) to terminate AARO
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tasked by; requested 50+ files from
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told the witness the Air Force records of these events had been destroyed and could not be locatedRestoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protectionprinted p. 26 · PDF p. 30
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testified under oath that a meeting with the office became an hours-long influence operation on himUnidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truthprinted p. 23 · PDF p. 27
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AARO interviewed five former USAF members who served around ICBM silos at four bases, 1966-1977Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume Iprinted p. 30 · PDF p. 30 checked against the page
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helped createtested against a document we hold
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first directortested against a document we hold
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helped createFY2023 NDAA (AARO provisions); Sen. Gillibrand amendment
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← ODNIcoordinated its 2022 annual UAP report with AAROODNI Preliminary Assessment on UAP (Jun 2021) & 2022 Annual Report; May 17 2022 House hearing
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framed its mission around 2024 UAP disclosure lawInstitute of Noetic Sciences statements
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analyzes radar and sensor data on its behalfAARO / MITRE
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its national labs' sites cited in UAP reportsAARO reporting
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formally established it in July 2022DoD, Dep. SecDef memo establishing AARO, Jul 20 2022; AARO.mil
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became acting director after Kirkpatrick's departureDoD, Dep. SecDef memo establishing AARO, Jul 20 2022; AARO.mil
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his UAP Task Force work directly preceded AARO's creationDoD, Dep. SecDef memo establishing AARO, Jul 20 2022; AARO.mil
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his task force became AARODoD, Dep. SecDef memo establishing AARO, Jul 20 2022; AARO.mil
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publicly recommended AARO be defundedCongressional coverage, 2026
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oversees classified AARO video filesCongressional coverage, 2026
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as SAPCO director, signed the March 2023 memo authorizing AARO to receive sensitive USG SAP-related informationDoD SAPCO memo (Maj. Gen. D. Abba), Mar 2023 (AARO.mil; The Black Vault)
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CAPCO issued a parallel 2023 memo on AARO's access to controlled-access-program informationCAPCO memo, 2023 (AARO.mil)
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← AOIMSGsuperseded by AARO in July 2022AARO (Wikipedia); DefenseScoop, Dec 2022
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as Secretary of Defense, oversees the department that houses AARODoD organization; AARO reporting chain
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speculated to sit above AARO in DoD UAP oversight (unconfirmed)press speculation on the UAP Governance Board