[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I lived and was later stationed at Roswell NM (Walker AFB) in 1959-1967. I never heard of any UFO nonsense till the base was closed and Roswell needed a new source of income, so they went after the tourists with claims of UFOs. Other towns also grabbed onto the UFO shtick like Aztec NM.
In that time the tabloids were full of UFO stories and some magazines fabricated claims to get their readership up. You would think that after over sixty five years we would have proof by now.

[RoosterRedux]

Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet testified before Congress on this subject.

He stated that he believes UAPs pose a significant threat to pilot and naval operational safety. In his testimony, he highlighted instances of near-midair collisions and the lack of follow-up or guidance for mitigating these risks. He criticized the absence of proper oversight and safety protocols to address UAP encounters, leaving pilots to handle such threats independently.

Gallaudet views this as a critical issue that compromises both military and civilian aviation safety and has called for greater transparency, investigation, and actionable measures to address these risks.

Source: Congress.gov

[GingisK]

You would think that after over sixty five years we would have proof by now.

Its been over 2000 years, and we don't really have proof that Alexander The Great existed. All we have is circumstantial evidence.

[mabarker1]

There’s proof but mj12/cia/certain military are not going to reveal it to the public.