Sean Kirkpatrick: USA:s försvarsdepartements UAP-uppdrag

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ALL-DOMAIN 
ANOMALY 
RESOLUTION 
OFFICE 
The 
Defense 
Department's 
UAP 
Mission 
Sean 
Kirkpatrick, 
Ph.D. 
Director 

 
 
AARO 
is 
a 
uniquely-capable, 
Defense 
Department 
& 
Intelligence 
Community 
organization 
that 
integrates 
operational, 
scientific, 
and 
intelligence 
capabilities 
to 
resolve 
UAP. 
our 
mission 
minimize 
technical 
and 
intelligence 
surprise 
and 
reduce 
operational 
risks, 
by 
synchronizing 
scientific, 
intelligence, 
and 
operational 
detection, 
identification, 
attribution, 
and 
mitigation 
of 
unidentified, 
anomalous 
objects 
in 
the 
vicinity 
of 
national 
security 
areas 
our 
vision 
unidentified, 
anomalous 
objects 
are 
effectively 
and 
efficiently 
detected, 
tracked, 
analyzed, 
and 
managed 
by 
way 
of 
normalized 
DoD, 
IC, 
and 
civil 
business 
practices; 
by 
adherence 
to 
the 
highest 
scientific 
and 
intelligence-tradecraft 
standards; 
and 
with 
greater 
transparency 
and 
shared 
awareness 
— 
Physical, 
technical, 
behavioral, 
and 
contextual 
charactetstics 
of 
phenomena, 
their 
composition, 
and 
their 
movement 
— 
Capabilities, 
limitations, 
and 
vulnerabilities 
of 
phenomena 
and 
any 
assessed 
technological 
gap 
between 
phenomena 
and 
the 
United 
States 
— 
Indications 
and 
characteristics 
of 
hazards, 
risks 
and/or 
threats 
by 
phenomena 
to 
the 
United 
States, 
its 
people, 
its 
equities, 
and/or 
its 
instruments 
of 
national 
power 
— 
Attribution 
of 
phenomena 
to 
natural 
and/or 
artificial 
sources 
— 
Indications 
of 
foreign 
observation 
of 
and 
reaction 
to 
phenomena 
— 
The 
disposition 
of 
observed 
phenomena 

 
 
 
The 
potentially 
ubiquitous 
presence 
of 
UAP 
defines 
the 
national-security 
implications 
and 
drives 
the 
broad 
range 
of 
stakeholders 
and 
demand 
for 
ricorous 
scientific 
understanding 
of 
and 
intelligence 
on 
phenomena 
US 
Territory 
& 
Operating 
Areas 
— 
DoD 
observations 
and 
reporting 
of 
UAP 
most 
often 
in 
the 
vicinity 
of 
US 
military 
facilities 
and 
operating 
areas 
— 
Threats 
to 
the 
immediate 
safety 
of 
US 
citizens 
and 
Government 
facilities, 
across 
domains, 
is 
priority 
— 
Safety 
and 
security 
risks 
of 
UAP 
heighten 
US 
Government 
awareness 
and 
drives 
research 
and 
mitigation 
efforts 
as 
Key 
partners 
and 
stakeholders 
include 
DoD, 
IC, 
Dal, 
NASA, 
FAA 
US 
Strategic 
Capabilities 
— 
Reporting 
on 
UAP 
proximity 
to 
strategic 
capabilities 
and 
critical 
infrastructure 
primarily 
historical; 
analysis 
limited 
by 
information 
currency 
and 
source 
reliability 
— 
Consequence 
of 
UAP 
in 
the 
vicinity 
of 
strategic 
capabilities 
is 
high, 
potentially 
threatening 
strategic 
deterrence 
and 
safety 
of 
civil 
society 
— 
DoD 
strengthening 
observations 
and 
reporting 
capabilities 
near 
US 
strategic 
capabilities 
and 
critical 
infrastructure 
as 
Key 
partners 
and 
stakeholders 
include 
DoD, 
IC, 
DoE 
and 
NNSA, 
Doi, 
DHS 
Foreign 
Territory 
& 
Operating 
Areas 
— 
Reporting 
on 
UAP 
activity 
in 
foreign 
territory 
or 
operating 
areas 
limited 
by 
source 
reliability 
— 
Consequence 
of 
such 
moderate-to-
high, 
potentially 
leading 
to 
adversarial 
misattribution 
of 
UAP 
to 
the 
United 
States 
—Allies 
and 
strategic 
competitors 
apply 
resources 
to 
observe, 
identify, 
and 
attribute 
UAP 
(open
 source) 
as 
Key 
partners 
and 
stakeholders 
include 
DoD, 
IC, 
STATE, 
international 
partners 

AARO 
lead