From: kymhorsell@gmail.com   
      
   After looking through the material on offer at aaro.mil it seems there is   
   some small glimmer of hope something useful for researchers might come out of   
   it.   
      
   Not only is the site publicising what the Pentagon is doing to research the   
   area, and providing (eventually) a secure channel for reporting sightings for   
   military and govt personnel, it also apparently will   
   be the go-to site involved in release   
   of govt information on UFOs.   
      
   At present there are several vids on the site. But dont rush in for that. Most   
   of them   
   are vids we've all seen because   
   they were leaked -- GOFAST &ct.   
   A couple new ones come from Reapers whose total operation   
   up until now was officially top secret.   
   So things are moving there.   
   But the actual vids are either "known" from prev leaks or   
   are illustrations of objects that are mundane but   
   seen until unusual conditions.   
      
   A couple other vids are similar. Dots in the distance seen by IR   
   or other sensors and eventually   
   classified as aircraft seen at extreme range.   
      
   But we might look forward so material that is interesting and never seen   
   before. Eventually. :)   
      
   Other material that caught my attention after EVENTUALLY getting it into   
   a form I can see (vision impared) is interesting, too.   
      
   Several graphics show a break-down of (we presume) the several 100 sightings   
   AARO is working on   
   and reported by military observers in the past few years.   
      
   They show the characteristics of objects seen or sensed incl the distrib of   
   altitudes, shapes, and other characteristics.   
      
   For me it confirms my vrey primitive passive radar that has "locked on" to   
   several objects sometimes seen being chased or harrassed by light aircraft.   
   Most of those   
   data strongly suggest the "glowing ball" was drifting along   
   at relatively low speeds -- 100s of kph -- and relatively low   
   alts -- ~2000m.   
      
   These are the bands military observers are also picking out, according to   
   the graphics.   
      
   Another graphic shows the current   
   "hot spots" for military sightings.   
   No surprise they are mostly   
   along ~45N where the majority of   
   military observers live. :)   
   But one of the grey areas on the image   
   show a lot of activity happens around   
   Hawaii. The yellow "super hot spots" light up Sea of Japan (roughly), the US E   
   coast, and Iraq/Saudi Arabia.   
      
   So maybe an idea to drop by the site   
   once a month to check for anything new. :)   
      
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