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DOW-UAP-D38, Range Fouler Debrief, Middle East, May 2020

Department of War · 2020-05-14 · Persian Gulf · release 1

This document is a Range Fouler Debrief, a standardized reporting form the U.S. Navy uses to record the circumstances surrounding an unauthorized intrusion into controlled airspace during active military operations or training. These reports contain a narrative description of the observer’s experiences. A U.S. military operator reported observing a “solid white object [fly] through the [field-of-view]. The reporter described the UAP as making erratic [movements] above the water. All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance characteristics.

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Range Fouler Debrie Form , o Declassified by MG Richard A. Harrison USCENTCOM Chief of Staff Plea , us.~,;t "submit" button above. Save and email the complete file manually (see below). , 13- 02 Please complete this form to the best of your ability. If you do ot have the requested information, please leave the field blank. form for data collection purposes. You should receive a respons within 5 business days. If there was more than one "group " please report each on a separate Last Name, First Name Rank Squadron SIPR Email Address Crew Position This information is for contact only. SPEAR sanitizes all r ports of identifying information. Absolutely no identifying information for aircrew or squadmn will be recorded for analysis. 05/14/20 20:40:00 Night ISR Date (mmldd/yy) Time of detection (hh:mm:ss Z) Day I Night Side No. Buno Mission Description (GAS, BFM, etc) LFE? 28314 Contact Working Area (Ex: W-72 1A) 28314 Contact Latitute (DD:MM:SS) N 49524 NIS Contact Longitude (DD:MM:SS) E EM' 20000 ' ontact Altitude ( : 22000) Yes Altitude Constant? Please attempt to determine a Lat I Long for the contact at initial detection. We recommend using JMPS to reference the sensor-derived bearing and range relative to the bullseye you had in use. If that method is not available, any reasonable derivation of location will worl<, but please be as specific as possible and make a note in the comments section. These locations may be used to cue other means of tracking. Radar Equipped: AIM-9x Self-Track: Stable Trackfile?: Intermittent ATFLIR Autotrack: derivation of location will worl<, but please be as specific as possible and make a note in the comments section. These locations may be used to cue other means of tracking. Radar Equipped: AIM-9x Self-Track: Stable Trackfile?: Intermittent ATFLIR Autotrack: # of Contacts in "Group": 1 Tally Achieved: EA Indications (Check all that apply): □ □ □ □ Letter Other/ False Identifier Trackfi/es Ambiguous ECM Arc □ □ □ Wind Dir at Contact Alt (From) Wind Speed Was the contact moving? Yes Direction/Speed (Ex. 090/15) Please check all that apply: Round: [Z] Square: D Balloon-shaped: D Wings/Airframe : D Other Shape:O Apparent Propulsion:□ Moving Parts: D Metallic: D Markings: D Translucent: D Opaque: D Reflective: D Please use the field below to describe the contact and any interiaction in your own words with as much detail as possible. Please be sure to include any detail not incl ded in questions above. While preforming an ISR tasking (UL TN/Black Hot/Lin), a solid w ite 1object flew through the FOV. There was a temporarily lose of the object but re-acquired shortly there after. The crew was able to follow the object as it appeared to make erratic moments above the water. During the follow, crew was able to obtain 4x zoom on the object but lost the object due to poor track place ent. While following, the sensor operator was continuously manipulating the sensor to maintain eyes on th1e object. This is apparent by the waves of the water in the background being visible and not being visible. Don't use the purple "submit" button! Save this form with filenam "Date_Squadron_RF.pdr' and email it toj I sensor operator was continuously manipulating the sensor to maintain eyes on th1e object. This is apparent by the waves of the water in the background being visible and not being visible. Don't use the purple "submit" button! Save this form with filenam "Date_Squadron_RF.pdr' and email it toj I (Also in the global) For troubleshooting, cal/I 3.sc, (b)(S) 3.Sc, (b)(B) Thank you for your time. Please ensure all display tapes are rip11ed for the entire time of interaction and saved as a .wmv (Example: 4 May VFA-106 HUD.wmv). Squa 1ron lintel personnel shall upload those files to the repository located at I this link. 3.5c, (b)(B) I Approved for Release to AARO USCENTCOM MDR 26-0019 01/26/26 001

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