After getting frustrated that declassified UAP documents are scattered across dozens of government websites, I decided to build something to solve that problem. I finally launched Project Fast Walker on Google Play. This isn't an app for theories, speculation, or blurry photos. It's simply a research tool that brings together publicly released government records in one place. Current sources include: CIA FOIA Reading Room National Archives DIA FBI Vault NASA Official Pentagon UAP videos Congr...

I got frustrated that declassified UAP documents are scattered across dozens of government sites, so I built an app that collects them in one place: Project Fast Walker. No theories, no speculation, no blurry photos. Just declassified and publicly released government files — CIA FOIA Reading Room, National Archives, DIA, FBI Vault, NASA, official Pentagon videos, congressional records — each one linked directly to the official government source so you can verify it yourself. Also includes a v...

I’m trying to understand how much of the recent UAP file release is actually new. After checking some of the material, it seems like several highlighted items were already publicly available in some form through NASA archives, FBI Vault/FOIA releases, or older public-domain mission transcripts. That does not mean the release is useless. In some cases, there may be new transcript versions, fewer omissions, different tape references, or newly grouped material. But I think there is an important...