UFO Fact Sheet
There is no central office or activity in the Department of the Navy assigned the mission of collecting and maintaining information on UFO
phenomenon, paranormal activity, and/or similar incidents.
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If the U.S. Navy does not collect information about UFO incidents then why did the Chief of Naval Operations receive a U.S. government report about
the Tehran case from 1976?
The Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency describes the case as
"An outstanding report. This case is a classic which meets all the criteria
necessary for a valid study of the UFO phenomenon." and recipients of the report included the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, the Chief of
Staff of the Army, the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, the Secretary of State, the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, the
White House and
the Chief of Naval Operations.
THE TEHERAN 1976 CASE:
A declassified document related to the famous Teheran UFO and jet fighter encounter in 1976.
This is a capital case, acknowleged by a US intelligence agency, where a UFO encountered an aircraft, and reacted in a superior ant intelligent manner
to the aircraft's interception attempt by shutting down temporarily the aircraft's weapons system.
The DIA evaluation termed this "An outstanding report. This case is a classic which meets all the criteria necessary for a valid study of the UFO
phenomenon." The analysis called the UFO performance "awesome," noting that the objects displayed "an inordinate amount of maneuverability."
REFERENCES:
Title: DIA Defense Information Evaluation Report IR No. 6846013976
To: Censored
Author: Major Roland B. Evans, USAF, Military Capability Analyst.
Date: September 22, 1976
Length: 5 pages.
Classification: Top secret, Declassified
CC: None.
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