ODNI
Office of the Director of National Intelligence; released the landmark June 2021 "Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena" report to Congress, examining 144 UAP incidents from 2004-2021, and followed with an expanded 2022 annual report (510 reports) coordinated with the newly created AARO.
In the UAP recordRuled into the unidentified-phenomena thread on 2 September 2026 from this entity's own name and role text, which contain: "unidentified aerial phenomen", "aaro", "uap", "aerial phenomen". 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.
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- Unidentified Aerial Phenomena 2022-05-17
- Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena 2021-06-25
- More Details on the UAP Science Advisory Council 2026-06-16
- USPER Narrative, Senior USIC Official 2026-05-22
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he testified alongside its 2022 report findings
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his 2021 comments responded to its report release
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questioned witnesses from its 2021 preliminary assessment at the May 2022 hearingUnidentified Aerial Phenomenaprinted p. 27 · PDF p. 27 checked against the page
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tasked by; reports routed through
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published the narrativeUSPER Narrative, Senior USIC OfficialPDF p. 1 checked against the page
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he served as Director of National Intelligence (2010-2017)ODNI / Director of National Intelligence official records
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she currently serves as Director of National IntelligenceODNI / Director of National Intelligence official records
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he served as Director of National Intelligence (2020-2021)ODNI / Director of National Intelligence official records
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→ AAROcoordinated 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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he testified alongside its 2022 report findingsODNI Preliminary Assessment on UAP (Jun 2021) & 2022 Annual Report; May 17 2022 House hearing
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his UAP Task Force co-authored its 2021 reportODNI Preliminary Assessment on UAP (Jun 2021) & 2022 Annual Report; May 17 2022 House hearing
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on assignment from ODNIODNI / AARO staffing records
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← Avi Loebvisited at home by ODNI official who requested council formationUAP Science Advisory Council public roster; Avi Loeb / Galileo Project announcements (2025-26)
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the DNI's focal point for controlled-access programs across the Intelligence CommunityODNI, Controlled Access Program Coordination Office (CAPCO); DCID 6/11 (1995); ICPG 2006-700-10
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the ODNI security-policy and training arm that certifies IC SCI/SAP security officersODNI, DNI Special Security Center (SSC)
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Director of National Intelligence (2021-2025)ODNI; Wikipedia
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Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (2007-2009)AFIO obituary (2025); Senate confirmation records
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served as Deputy Director of National Intelligence for CollectionODNI / official biography
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says ODNI pivoted from whistleblower protection to extracting his sources, then "ghosted" himM. Brown account via Cybernews (2025-26) - single-sourceCaveat SHORTENED 30 August 2026. The first half is Matthew Brown's own account, attributed to him by "says", and it stands. The second half - "an official later accused him of fabrication" - names no accuser, and an anonymous accusation of fabrication against a living named person is the single most exposed sentence this screen found. It is dropped rather than reworded, because there is nobody to attribute it to. IT CAN BE RESTORED the moment the official is named and a source recorded.
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