John Greenewald: Hey everybody, John Greenewald here with
theblackvault.com. There's some breaking UFO related news, if
you're interested in that kind of thing, I thought I'd use that
as an excuse to make a quick video for you guys, I always say
quick, and then it ends up to be like nine hours long. So sorry
about that. But what happened today, if you haven't seen it,
if you're not following the black vault on social media,
make sure you are so you get updated pretty much as this
stuff happens. So you may have seen a post about this. But the
Department of Defense has announced a new UAP release
related office. But it seems like the effort has expanded a
bit. So I wanted to bring you that news release and show you
the official, we call them establish establishment
memorandums that will essentially create this office.
So let me go ahead and pull up my screen here. This is the page
if you haven't seen it on the black vault.com. Go ahead and
log in. Now as of the day of recording this video anyway,
you'll probably find it as one of the top stories, as time goes
on, it gets buried pretty quick, because lots of stuff is
happening. Lots of stuff is getting posted. So things fall
to the bottom. I'll also link it in the show notes below. If
you're watching on YouTube, you can just direct click on that.
Or if you're on that audio podcast version, just know I'll
have it in the show notes version as well on whatever
podcast platform you are listening to. So here is the
highlight of it. And I think I'm gonna go through kind of the
whole thing that way, especially for the audio version, you guys
can get an idea of what was released today. And what every
single detail is, because this is kind of not only breaking but
evolving, I would bet money that the DoD doesn't really even know
what they're doing here. Before I go into this, for those who
will recall, they have the aeoi MSG office, that was what came
after the UAP task force. So in my point of view, and again, not
that it means much, but it just seems like it's evolving where
the task force was more of a informal effort. That morphed
into that more formal aeoi MSG, which was pronounced aim SOG at
the UAP hearing. If you didn't see that hearing, I do have a
video here on the blackbelts YouTube channel, you can watch
the whole thing, even made a podcast version for you all as
well. So you can listen to it. And it's worth listening to. But
that was the effort that was born out of the UAP task force.
Now it seems like that has morphed into something else. I
say morphed because the effort has expanded. Moultrie during
the UAP hearing had mentioned that the aim SOG would likely be
renamed. In my opinion, this is a new effort and it has morphed
into something else. So that's the quick preface to leading us
now to today, July 20 2022, when they meaning the Department of
Defense announced the establishment of what they call
an all domain anomaly resolution office. Now what I did on the
black vault is archive, the official press release. I do
this for a couple different reasons. And I've got way too
many examples to show. A lot of times things get posted, and
then they get unposted. They disappeared. I'm not going to
say that that happened with this. But sometimes documents
disappear. Sometimes the government changes their
website. Sometimes in that process. Documents go away press
releases go away. One prime example. In the recent all SAP
documents posted by the DIA, I had archived them all on the
black vault. The DIA had taken them all down. They reorganized
it and weeks. And I think it was more than a month later, put
everything back. But they actually did not put one
document back I have not been able to get an answer why. But
anyway, some of you have asked me you know why? Why do I just
go to the trouble to archive all of this, when sometimes it may
be easier just to offer a direct link. That's the prime example
why? So let's go through the press release on July 15 2022.
So that's five days ago, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen
Hicks, in coordination with the Director of National
Intelligence, amended her original direction to the
Undersecretary of Defense for intelligence and security by
renaming and expanding the scope of the airborne object
identification and management group. That's the AOA MSG or aim
SOG that I was just talking about, to the all domain anomaly
resolution office or AAR. Oh, I'm going with Arrow I'm, it's
the government so they'll probably have some weird
pronunciation of it. But I'm just gonna go with arrow for now
AAR. Oh.
So I'll domain anomaly resolution office due to the
enactment of the National Defense Authorization Act for
Fiscal 2022, which included a provision to establish an office
in coordination with DNI with responsibilities that were
broader than those originally assigned to the aim SOG. Today,
US D I N S, Ronald s. Moultrie informed the department of the
establishment of Arrow within the Office of the Undersecretary
of Defense for intelligence and security, and named Dr. Shawn
Kirkpatrick. Most recently, the chief scientist at the Defense
Intelligence agencies, missile and space intelligence center,
as the director of arrow, the mission of the arrow will be to
synchronize efforts across the Department of Defense, and with
other US federal departments and agencies to detect, identify and
attribute objects in of interest in on or near military
installations, operating areas, training areas, special use
airspace, and other areas of interest and as necessary to
mitigate any associated threats to safety of operations, and
national security. This includes anomalous, unidentified space,
airborne, submerged, and transmedial objects. I'm gonna
stop there for a minute. That to me is the biggest part of this.
Now, keep in mind, this has always been the unidentified
aerial phenomena, let's say Task Force, or the effort to research
UAP. And in recent weeks and months, they started talking
about this underwater phenomena. Now in the UFO field, that's
nothing new. I was working on a documentary, probably 20 years
ago for the History Channel, both on screen and yeah, on
screen for that particular one. And we were talking about
underwater objects, UFOs unidentified submersible objects
or submerged objects what whoever you were speaking to,
they had different acronyms. But those weren't official, those
were not Department of Defense acronyms. Those were more, we'll
call them you for logical acronyms. So that is nothing
new. What's new, is the Department of Defense started
talking about it. And then all of a sudden, it started showing
up in congressional language. And then all of a sudden, here
you go, we're talking about submerged and trans medium
objects, those in both going from sea to air, in Department
of Defense Language in this in this press release. That, to me
is big. But for me, what's bigger? Is the unidentified
space. Now, I'm guessing that this may be potentially like,
where they're going to use this as an excuse when mainstream
media hopefully starts asking questions that they'll talk
about foreign adversaries using craft like we are experimenting
and using now. And we know that we have unmanned spacecraft up
there that are that sometimes up there for two plus years at a
time, generally, with classified missions. So I believe they're
there, they're going to utilize what we as as America are doing
to ensure that these objects that are seen in space are not,
let's say, China, I know Russia usually goes along with that.
But with the situation in Ukraine, everybody's laughing at
this point, that it can't be them because they're just
failing miserably, and they don't have the tech. And that
could very well be true. But regardless, though, either now
or in the future, that potentially is a defense
concern, in addition to the portion of these phenomena that
we just can't explain. So going back to this language, the fact
that they have now broaden this effort to include unidentified
space, airborne submerged and trans medium objects, that's
huge. Because that tells me that they're hearing more than what
the general public is hearing, we're hearing about those
military encounters. Sure, the tic tac arguably trans medium
with, you know, splashes in the water, maybe it came out of the
water, it doesn't really matter. We haven't really focused on
that in the stories in the general public realm. So we're
more hearing about the unidentified aerial part, the
airborne part that they're talking about. Now all of a
sudden the language with space, trans medium and submerged is is
becoming more prevalent. So those classified briefings got a
little bit more interesting to me because it's this is a guess,
but that's probably where they're hearing about stuff like
this. And
I'm not going to do it in this way. Do but today, same day, the
House Intelligence Committee approved their intel
intelligence Authorization Act. So in there is also language
that kind of echoes this with submerged objects, underwater
phenomena, stuff like that. So you're seeing this language more
and more. And that's where I think that these classified
briefings are potentially going much more into those angles that
the general public just is not hearing about. Which if you ask
me, it's pretty darn cool. Going back to the press release, the
arrow executive, I always laugh at these acronyms. The arrow
executive council or arrow exec member aim SOG have kind of the
same thing. Led by Undersecretary of Defense for
intelligence and security, Ronald Moultrie will provide
oversight and direction to the arrow along these primary lines
of effort, surveillance, collection and reporting number
two system capabilities and design. Number three,
intelligence operations and analysis number four, mitigation
and defeat, number five, governance number six, science
and technology. So that's the press release, excuse me, that's
what they sent out today. And these are the establishment
memos. Now here's the one that was created 15 July 2022. This
was by Kathleen Hicks, who we just read about in the in the
press release, but also you'll recall from the past, she was
the one that did the memorandum establishing aim SOG and you'll
see here subject matter establishment of the of the all
domain anomaly resolution office. Let me read this for you
under November 23 2021. I directed the Undersecretary of
Defense for intelligence and security to establish the
airborne object identification management synchronization group
to synchronize efforts across the Department of Defense with
other federal departments and agencies to detect, identify and
attribute or attribute objects of interest in special use
airspace I know people use both pronunciations sorry if I'm
wrong on it. I also established the airport the airborne object
identification management executive council to provide
oversight and direction to the aim SOG. Prior to the
establishment of the aim SOG the National Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal Year 2022 was an act that was enacted with a
provision that requires the Secretary of Defense to
establish an office in coordination with the Director
of National Intelligence with responsibilities that include
those that were to be assigned to the AME SOG. Therefore,
following coordination with the DNI, I hereby approve the
following amendments to my original direction, and Deputy
Secretary of Defense memorandum establishment of the airborne
object identification and management group November
23 2021. To meet the DoD requirements in Section 1683. Of
the NDAA for fiscal year 2022. The all domain anomaly
resolution office or arrow will be established to carry out the
duties that were to be fulfilled by the aim SOG. The mission of
the arrow will be to synchronize efforts across the department
with other federal departments and agencies to detect identify
and attribute objects of interest in on or near military
installations, operating areas, training areas, special use
airspace, and other areas of interest and as necessary to
mitigate any associated threats of safety of operations and
national security. This includes anomalous unidentified space
airborne submerged and transmedial objects that the
aeoi M Exec is renamed to arrow Executive Council. The mission
of the arrow exec will be to provide oversight and direction
to the arrow. I direct the USD ins to establish the arrow in
coordination with the director of administration and
management, consistent with section 1683 of the NDAA for
fiscal year 2022. I also direct the Secretary of the Navy to dis
establish the unidentified aerial phenomena Task Force no
later than the date the arrow is established, and to support the
orderly transition of the UAP TF including the transfer of any
data analysis, or other relevant material to the arrow and be
honest with you, I thought the UAP TF was already
disestablished, but who knows who am I? Apparently we're
disestablishing it again. But I thought aim SOG did that when
that came about but who knows. A quick note before I finish off
this memo. This is a little bit for
the FOIA people out there. That last paragraph tells me one
thing. There is going to be a amazing paper trail that's going
to go from the office of the UAP ATF or the disestablished UAP
task force to the new arrow, all of that data to be migrated is
going to probably likely be, you know, either one dump of data or
hopefully, one dump, but but potentially more than one. But
regardless, it is a data flow that is trackable in a legal
sense. So now I have an established language that that
transfer is going to take place. And you can cite all that
communication between the now disestablished UAP, ATF and
arrow, and you better believe I'm going for all of that. The
problem is, is that you can't file right now the reason is,
because it hasn't happened yet. And that's the trick with the
FOIA. One quick note on that, and then I'll move on. Because
again, I always like to try and help with FOIA things wherever I
can and offer some two cents. Generally, most agencies, let's
say it's, it's July 20. Right now, if something's going to
happen next week, if you file a request for it now, even though
it's processed after next week, technically, the cutoff date for
records is July 20. Some agencies will do once the
request starts being processed. And then you might get lucky
some agencies do that. I've seen it all across the board. But I
believe the raw law language says that the cut off date is
the date of the request. And so let's say you're going after
emails in a FOIA, what's tough is is that may take them months
to review them. But some gold happens between July 20 2022.
And the months later, you won't get the gold. So a lot of times
you'll have to refile. So you wait for that case to come in,
they'll release all the information to you. And a lot of
times I find myself refiling again, and you know, that upsets
them because they just went through months of reviewing the
same stuff, or something similar, but then I file the
same request. But I add the language, give me everything
created after the information process for FOIA case, XYZ, and
then it starts a new, so you'll always have to be careful and
strategize when you're actually going to file. So hopefully that
adds a little bit of information for you. But that's what makes
this tricky because we know that it's going to happen. We know
there's amazing information going and yeah, I've got open
foils for some of that UAP Task Force data. But at least now
we've established a data flow from one office to another that
could potentially be overlooked in let's say, an older FOIA
case. But now if they have a mandate, that everything all
data and analyses and so on are going over. That's, that's gold.
Talk about gold, that's gold. Alright, finish off that memo
from five days ago, the arrow will serve as the authoritative
office of the unidentified aerial phenomena UAP related
activities for the Department of Defense. The arrow is the DoD
focal point for all UAP and UAP related activities and may
represent the department for such activities to the inter
agency, Congress, media and public in coordination with the
Assistant Secretary of Defense for legislative affairs and
Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for public affairs. Any
DoD component acting on behalf of the UAP Task Force, or who
has data analysis contracts, or other material related to UAP
will immediately synchronize their efforts with the arrow and
you better believe all of that creates paper trails as well.
And what I just kind of went over will apply as well.
Director of National Intelligence was see seed on
that memorandum from the Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen
Hicks, and five days later that brings us to today. This is the
the establishment memorandum by Ronald Moultrie, subject
establishment resourcing and leadership of the all domain
anomaly resolution office, you can see it's a memo for all the
senior Pentagon leadership commanders of the combatant
commands Defense Agency and field activity directors. These
are Kathleen Hicks memos from five days ago and then the
November one which we already talked about.
And here's what Moultrie had to say pursuant to references a and
b I established the all domain anomaly resolution office within
the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for intelligence and
security. The arrow will synchronize efforts across the
department and with other US federal departments and agencies
to detect, identify and attribute objects of interest in
on or near military installations, operating areas,
training areas, special use airspace, and other areas of
interest and as necessary to mitigate any associated threats
to safety of operations and national security. This includes
anomalous unidentified space airborne submerged and trans
medium objects. I know some of this language is kind of
repeated, but I think it's important to To go over again,
the arrow will leverage department of defense
capabilities and synchronize with the intelligence community
to tackle the unique challenges posed by the presence of
anomalous objects across all domains. I will manage the
process to enable the arrow executive council to provide
oversight and directions and direction to the arrow along the
following primary lines of effort, one surveillance
collection and reporting to system capabilities and design
three intelligence operations and analysis for mitigation and
defeat five governance six Science and Technology. My
office will provide necessary administrative support to the
arrow including facilities management, budget, contracting
human resources, security, Congressional Affairs, and
information technology. You know what I'm going to say about that
line right paper trails on each and every one of those line
items. My office will also advocate for resources to
support the operation of the arrow and the execution of the
arrow mission across the future years defense plan. During the
transition from the Navy UAP task force to the arrow I expect
the DoD components to continue to meet their responsibilities
for timely reporting of UAP as they have done to this point, we
will provide additional implementation guidance as we
move forward guidance, also paper trail with the arrow
establishment and we look forward to working with the DOD
to streamline reporting processes and procedures. It is
vital to our national security and the safety of our military
personnel that we maintain awareness of anomalous objects
in all domains. We must also keep pace with the development
and employment of novel technology by our adversaries.
In doing so we are committed to providing maximum transparency
while safeguarding classified information and controlled
unclassified information. The establishment of the arrow is a
significant step forward in developing the capabilities and
processes that are necessary to achieve these goals. Ronald s
Moultrie and that is the end of his memo sent today. Now, going
back to the press release, you will recall that they put Dr.
Sean M. Kirkpatrick as the chief of the new Arrow office. They
call them Dr. Kay to his staff and team. Let me read some of
his bio because it is impressive. He brings over two
decades of experience and a significant depth of expertise
in scientific and technical intelligence and Space Policy
Research and Development, acquisitions and operations
specializing in space counterspace mission areas. Dr.
Kirkpatrick was born in Columbus, Georgia, to an Army
family grew up in Atlanta, where he attended the University of
Georgia as an undergrad to study physics. Dr. Kirkpatrick
finished his PhD work in nonlinear locked nonlinear, and
non equilibrium phonon dynamics of rare earth doped fluoride
crystals, also at the University of Georgia and is currently an
adjunct professor at UGA. Dr. Kirkpatrick began his career in
defense intelligence related science and technology
immediately out of grad school. After receiving his PhD in
physics in 95. He subsequently took a postdoctoral position at
the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign investigating
laser induced molecular vibrations of high explosives
under an afosr program. It's
the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. And sorry
for my pronunciation on some of this if it's wrong. In 96, he
was offered a National Research Council fellowship at the US
Naval Research Lab in Washington DC investigated investigating
novel solid state lasers for the Department of the Navy and 97.
He was recruited by the Air Force Research Lab to build an
ultra fast laser physics lab to investigate nonlinear optics
novel ultra fast spectroscopic methods and nonlinear micro nano
fabrication techniques for the Air Force, good God that those
are mouthfuls. In 2003 He was offered a program manager
position in the National Reconnaissance Office and
converted to CIA in 2005. In 2007, he was assigned as Chief
Technology Officer in a joint CIA dia program office, where he
later became division chief as a DIA officer. In 2010, he was
asked to serve as the space control Portfolio Manager for
the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense space and
intelligence office of the Secretary of Defense. In 2012,
he returned to DIA and served as the Defense Intelligence Officer
for scientific and technical intelligence serving as the
Department of Defense's counterpart to the National
Intelligence manager for Science and Technology until 2016.
Towards the end of his tenure, Dr. Kirkpatrick served on
special assignment to the Principal Deputy Director of
National Intelligence leading the Intel Jin's community
support to the joint interagency combined Space Operations Center
in the reason why I'm reading all this to you, is it really is
amazing when you look at the background of those that are
involved in these research efforts. I mean, they truly are
remarkable resumes. I know, sometimes just by default,
people that are involved in these efforts just get hated,
you know, again, by default, just simply because they're part
of it, they're part of the cover up. But when you really look at
their backgrounds, I mean, it's just it's just insanity. How
much education experience, how much they they kind of flow in
and out of these intelligence agencies. Over the years, it
truly is just amazing to really think about, let's finish it up
from 2016. To his current assignment, Dr. Kirkpatrick
served in a variety of no fail roles, including Deputy Director
of intelligence, US Strategic Command, Director, National
Security Strategy, National Security Council, Deputy
Director of intelligence and the DNI representative for Space
Command. The Space Command intelligence enterprise was the
fifth org as an organization. He has been the intelligence
community lead for establishment. His most recent
assignment was as chief scientist at DIA is missile and
space defense. Excuse me, DIA is missile and space Intelligence
Center. Dr. Kirkpatrick is the recipient of several scientific
and intelligence awards. These include the National
Intelligence exceptional Achievement Medal for National
Intelligence collaboration medallions, the NRO innovation
and achievement award, the Cleary award for scientific
excellence and the DIA directors Award for Excellence, Dr.
Kirkpatrick holds two open patents and is contributed to
several scientific books on nonlinear linear phenomena, as
well as written multiple strategies for the National
Defense intelligence communities. He was appointed to
the senior service in 2012. It's one heck of a resume and again,
not to beat the dead horse. Usually, those types of
backgrounds really kind of shed some light on why they're there
for obvious reasons. Like they don't just throw somebody in
there to lead the effort. I always go back to the project
Bluebook days where you just kind of had military brass,
leading the effort. Now, of course, they brought in
scientific minds like Dr. J. Allen Hynek. But these programs
were led by, you know, the military, senior leadership,
military brass. And those things were a nightmare. How is this
going to translate and compare to something like Project
Bluebook? Or the task force? And the answer to that is? I don't
know, I don't think really anybody knows. My big question
is, we know what the UAP task force did. To a point, we know
that they studied X amount of cases it was
144, for the report that they did it ballooned to about 400 or
so by the UAP. Hearing. So we know they did hundreds of cases,
we know that they analyzed them could not identify the majority
of them. During the UAP hearing, Scott Bray from the US Navy,
decided to say, well, we you know, we solve this one, the
green triangle, the pyramid UFOs, that will be debated, I'm
sure until I die. I stay out of that debate. I mean, to me, it's
pretty convincing that it is that it is a artifact of the
camera that turned everything triangular, it seems like other
people are coming around to that. But it doesn't mean that
it's drone, so that that argument is still going on. Let
them just duke it out. But that being said, you know, there are
these kind of small glimpses into what the taskforce was
doing. Now, fast forward to ame SOG. When again, I maybe I
drempt it but I thought that that had disbanded last
November, last year, the UAP Task Force, and things were
transition transitioning to that office and it was kind of slow
going. I did when I tried to get quotes from the Pentagon, uh,
did essentially get kind of that verbiage where it was
essentially just just slow going. That was that was I
forget, I'm paraphrasing a little bit. I don't remember the
exact quote. But regardless, it was just a slow process. And
they were admitting to that. But from last year to now, almost,
essentially. Eight, nine months go by and literally nothing has
happened. And that's what what what my big question mark is, is
did ame saw do anything? Like, was there? Was there anything
anything established? Reports, were there investigations? Or
was it still just the task force? Nothing, nothing got off
the ground. And then now these memorandums that we just went
over, are now mandating that all the information from the task
force get transferred over to arrow and ame saw just maybe it
was a, you know, a shell of nothing. Maybe that's maybe
that's what that was. So that's a very much an unanswered
question. And then going back to the root of what I was talking
about, whether or not that this is going to be in He different
than Bluebook? I really hope so. The question mark, though moving
forward is what are they going to make public? Now to my
surprise, there there were?
Is it a glimmer of hope? I'm not really sure. It's a Twitter
account for this arrow office that's already established. And
that already tweeted today, and essentially trying to reach out
to the general public like, Hey, we're here and going to share
information where possible? Is that a glimmer of hope? Is it is
it a smokescreen? I'm not really sure time will tell. But going
back to my my comments, when I kind of insert some of the FOIA
hints and tips and two cents, if it's even worth that, when I do
that, the reason is, is because for me, the most interesting
information is not going to come from the promise of a public
report. Even if we get the public report, it's not going to
be the most interesting, give you a prime example, that public
UAP report that everybody kind of calls a letdown from last
year. That obviously was something that we all wanted,
and that was mandated for the public, we got something that
was bare bones, there were some interesting aspects to it. But
it was a letdown to many people. Now fast forward to my my fight
with DNI, to get the classified version released. And when you
look at that, even though a lot of it was redacted, it gave a
glimpse into how much more there is going on behind the scenes,
like potentially either photos or diagrams of the shapes of UAP
of what they're seeing. So they're seeing common traits.
With these cases, sometimes we can assume those things. But now
we literally have it in black and white, more black, sadly
than white as it's all redacted. But regardless, that behind the
scenes generally offers a much better picture of what's going
on. And those paper trails are why I point that out, because
the communication behind those 14 different agencies that
contributed that report, and the UAP Task Force, that
communication, I guarantee, we'll have more information and
more interesting information than what ended up in the
report. We know that report was way watered down. So what were
the contributions of let's say, the NRO, or NASA, or whatever it
may be, and we don't know yet. But last year, when that report
came out, I had mentioned in past videos, I did more than 50
requests based on that. And a lot of those were based on
trying to get the communications and the data that was shared
between those agencies that were consulted, and the task force
that went into that report, because that is where that gold
is not the general public report. So going back to arrow,
they could promise these types of reports. But if, if you ask
me, it's the behind the scenes, the paper trails, what I'm
pointing out to you guys, um, those little things that you got
to pick up? Who are they going to be talking to boom, that's a
paper trail, asking for information mandating the
transfer of data, boom, that's a paper trail. And so you go after
each and every one of those things. And yeah, it is like a
tree branch. I've used that analogy a lot, you have your
trunk, and it just branches off into 3000 different requests.
But that is the power of the FOIA. Albeit it gets a bad rap
many times. It allows you to get access to some of those things.
And you can be pleasantly surprised. I'll be dropping some
videos about NASA documents that have shed a lot of light on the
UAP Taskforce. Even though NASA's contribution was very,
very small and minimal, it still actually shed a lot of light on
the task force. And you pick up these little gems and
information like that. That wasn't in a public report, but
rather the internal communications internally at
NASA, but also between NASA and other intelligence agencies.
Pretty cool stuff. So be prepared for those videos. Thank
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