FBI-UAP-D032: FD-302, “Slow-moving Objects,” 2026

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FD-302 (Re,-. 5-8-1 0)


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        emai l a dd ress                                           partic i pated in the
        Afte r bei ng a dv i sed o f t h e i den t it i es o f t he i nterviewers and nat u re o f the




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        i nterv iew , -         pr ovide d t he f o ll owing i n f o r mat i o n :


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          h as h el d t h is p o sitio n s i n c e -                             He has been wi t -        since - · He ha s
          n o avi ati o n e xpertise . He has -                                      o f pr i vate pi lo t time .

          On             d ay o f -          2026 , -                             wa s
                                  wi th h i m in cl ud e -                       SA


        At appr ox imate l y time 1 604 he was alerted t o an RF detecti o n at
        -                       at l 0K MSL f o r 5 - l 0s at 90 burst wit h an u n kn own bearing .
        Furt h e r c ommunicati o n c l arified a request t o observ e at bear i ng 58 d egrees .

        With i n a few mi nutes , -                  u sed a                  Th erma l opt i ca l device t o
        l oo k i n t he d irecti o n o f 5 8 de g r ees . He saw a black object in t h e sky . It
        was n o t mo ving f ast . He t oo k p i c tures us i ng t h e optica l dev i ce . Wh i l e
        o bserv ing h e s aw a sec o nd ob j ec t t o the right o f t h e fir s t and t oo k
        add i ti o nal pho t o s / v i de o s . The o b j ec t s were moving t oget h e r a t the same
        speed . Bo t h we r e b l ack h o t . He lo st vi e w o f t h e objects when they t rave l e d a
        distance ou t o f view. To ta l observ a t i o n time was approx i mate l y 5 - 1 0
        minutes . -              i s u nab l e t o estimate a n a l t i tu d e o r speed . The o b j ects
        were ab ove t he mo untain l i ne . They were moving i n t he d i re c t i o n o f SE ,
        approx imate l y 5 8 degrees t o 62 degrees . Given t he distance o f the ob j ects it
        was d i ffic ul t f o r -               t o determi ne d i rect i o n o f trave l .

                   was the onl y o ne at his lo ca t i o n t o see t he objects . He was t he o n l y
          o ne who used t h e opt i c . Th e               agen t loo ke d a t the pho t o s -




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FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10)




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