Congress got an earful today about unidentified anomalous phenomena (otherwise known as UFOs), including some that seem to defy the laws of physics and one that appeared to deflect a missile.
We have heard from a number of whistleblowers, specifically military Pilots, that the reason for not coming forward publicly is out of fear of speaking out and would cost them their flight status and potentially their careers. This is unacceptable. We cannot protect our airspace if our best-trained observers are silenced.
More You Can Do
Reach Out to Congress
The Congressional Disclosure Actions campaign tracks legislative efforts to compel transparency from the U.S. government on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Here, we focus on actions citizens can take to influence elected officials — from supporting UAP legislation to contacting your representative and attending hearings. This is the movement's policy pressure point, and your voice matters.
