organization
AARO: All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office
Documented What these labels mean →The Pentagon's UAP office, created July 2022 (successor to the UAP Task Force and AOIMSG) under USD(I&S). Directors: Sean Kirkpatrick (2022–Dec 2023), Tim Phillips (acting), Jon Kosloski (NSA Research, 2024–). Its Historical Record Report Vol. 1 (March 2024) found no evidence of USG recovery or reverse-engineering and called the claims 'circular reporting.' It also judged the Bi/Mg 'Art's Parts' and the Army–TTSA sample terrestrial. Kosloski later told Congress (Nov 2024) 'we do have some very anomalous objects.'
Ties
| To | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dan Caine | SAPCO director before AARO existed; same oversight chain | 2021 | Concept | |
| David Grusch | AARO memo (Jan 8, 2024): Grusch agreed to an interview for Nov 14, 2023, didn't show, then declined, citing doubts that AARO was authorized for his material | 2023–2024 | Documented · said | theblackvault.com |
| Herrera Indonesia 2009 craft | Herrera says he gave AARO a sworn interview (Apr 2023) | 2023 | Unproven | |
| UAP Disclosure Act | Congress's response to distrust of AARO | 2023 | Documented · occurred | |
| Nolan - can they be here (Endgame 209) | ORNL/AARO analysis of 'Art's Parts' that Nolan disputes | 2024 | Documented · occurred | aaro.mil |
| Kona Blue | AARO disclosed the DHS Kona Blue proposal | 2024 | Documented · occurred |
Tied from
Links
- AARO Historical Record Report, Vol. 1 (Mar 2024)
- Wikipedia: AARO
- DefenseScoop: Kosloski named director (Aug 2024)
- The Debrief: 'very anomalous objects'
Notes
| Item | Record | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Created July 2022 under USD(I&S) | DoD | created 2022 |
| Vol. 1: no evidence of reverse-engineering; interviewee claims 'circular reporting'; contractor executives denied on the record | Report text | report finding |
| Material samples terrestrial (Bi/Mg Art's Parts via ORNL; the Army–TTSA sample) | Report and ORNL supplement | terrestrial |
| Vol. 2 (covering 2024–) | Promised; status to check | Vol. 2 |
| Kosloski (Nov 2024): 'very anomalous objects,' but no evidence of ET | Congressional testimony | statement |
Critiques (for balance)
- Grusch, Mellon, Elizondo and others say AARO never got access to the programs they allege, so 'no evidence found' reflects its access, not whether the programs exist. That's untestable without the SAP access question (SAP loopholes (UAP Gerb Vol 2)).