BAASS’s March 2009 report describes staffing, Earthtech position papers, the Capella data warehouse, a MUFON purchase order, proposed UNLV studies and FAA reporting changes. It also summarizes historical Brazilian encounter and injury allegations. The warehouse includes duplicate and explained reports, while the Brazilian section presents attributed investigative summaries rather than independent medical or technological verification.

BAASS’s April 2009 report covers staffing, Earthtech papers, MUFON dispatch operations and preliminary investigations in Kansas, Arkansas and Maryland. The case narratives preserve witness estimates alongside unresolved alternatives, negative inquiries and a vehicle-compass comparison that weakened one proposed anomaly. A separate Northern Tier analysis outlines historical base incidents and plans for witness interviews and record requests.

BAASS’s June 2009 report documents staffing and facilities plans, a reduced MUFON payment schedule, and extensive preliminary field investigations. Its Brazil collection report notes uncertain evidence custody and incomplete analysis, while Northern Tier work records the difficulty of locating historical witnesses. Witness estimates and investigator interpretations appear alongside negative checks, unresolved alternatives and planned follow-up.