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Might want to take a close look at the systems and who wrote the software.

The same objects that were tracked, recorded on the new radar systems were also seen by two pilots as one object flew between them. The Mark One Eyeball system agreed with the electronic data.

These objects in the released report were seen exclusively seen by Navy pilots. When asked to comment, the USAF refused. When asked if similar sightings had occurred with USAF pilot flying with the same radars, the USAF refused comment.

Now what does the USAF know that the Navy does not? A suggested answer is that the objects were USAF drones being tested in real conditions; keep in mind the US mil is, at the minimum, 50 years beyond what is publicly known; and as someone said: 50 years beyond what we can understand 50 years from now.

Its entirely possible the putative ‘aliens’ have nothing to do with this particular story. Which is simply meant to let the public (and certain other countries) know that SOMETHING is going on.

Don’t shoot me - am just reporting what’s out there.

The same objects that were tracked, recorded on the new radar systems were also seen by two pilots as one object flew between them. The Mark One Eyeball system agreed with the electronic data.

Since at least the WWII era "Foo Fighters", pilots have reported strange encounters which ultimately turn out to be one or more of mis-identification, atmospheric phenomenon, or imagination.

the US mil is, at the minimum, 50 years beyond what is publicly known;

I think 50 years is an exaggeration. Maybe 20 years, but not 50

We know a little about the Aurora project and it's advanced pulse detonation engine, and these things may have came out of that same skunworks area.