A 1965 intelligence memorandum reviews radar photography and pilot observations connected to unidentified-aircraft reports near Puerto Rico in November 1964. It rejects a high-altitude ultra-high-speed interpretation for one track while assessing the November 19 object as probably a high-performance delta-wing fighter.
USS Gyatt
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OrgI tried to create a dashboard for all 270 PDFs (11,268 pages) of the Pentagon's PURSUE releases: every file sorted into relevant, background or junk, with page-level citations Between May 8 and September 18, 2026, the US Department of War published six batches of declassified UAP documents on war.gov/UFO under the name PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters). I downloaded every file and went through it page by page. 2,488 pages were scans and had to be run thro...
I tried to create a dashboard for all 270 PDFs (11,268 pages) of the Pentagon's PURSUE UAP releases: every file sorted into relevant, background or junk, with page-level citations Between May 8 and September 18, 2026, the US Department of War published six batches of declassified UAP documents on war.gov/UFO under the name PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters). I downloaded every file and went through it page by page. 2,488 pages were scans and had to be run...
Probed ingest of: UAP Tranche 5: If You Think There’s Nothing Here, Look Again
War.gov released the latest batch of declassified info. And yes, we indexed and filtered it on clearthesignal.com Some interesting new content. YMMV: Mach 3 Puerto Rico event (1964): a navy pilot eyeballs a delta shaped object going Mach 3. and then a totally separate radar system on the USS Gyatt ALSO tracks it independently for 21 minutes at excessive speeds. https://www.clearthesignal.com/pursue/cia-uap-d022 AC-130 gunship vs 25 "cold orbs" (2021, Gulf of Oman): special ops gunship crew on...
🇺🇸 The Pentagon just released this previously 'Classified' UFO encounter in Puerto RIco 1964 - A Black Triangle UFO 🛸👽 CIA-UAP-D023, Briefing Notes for Mr. Walter Elder The briefing states that a radar system aboard USS Gyatt, a guided missile destroyer operating in the vicinity, detected a contact tracking more than 3,800 knots (approximately 4,373 mph) over a period of 21 minutes. The briefing contains visual estimates regarding the phenomenon’s apparent capabilities from the pilot of a...

Briefing notes summarize radar and pilot observations near Puerto Rico during November 1964. They describe a radar contact involving USS Gyatt, a Crusader pilot’s view of a delta-shaped object, and reported performance estimates while noting that naval intelligence had no further information.

