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UAP events in 2015

4 events in the archive

Every documented UAP event from 2015 in the Disclosure Archives record — hearings, document releases, official reports, named witness testimony, and major civilian sightings. Sorted newest to oldest within the year; each entry links to a primary source.

Every event from 2015

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September 1, 2015

The nuclear-weapons plant intrusion, released again — this time with the redactions lifted

On September 1, 2015, an unidentified object intruded the restricted airspace above the Pantex Plant near Amarillo, Texas — the facility where the United States assembles and disassembles its nuclear weapons. Ground-surveillance-radar imagery and an incident report were first released, heavily redacted, as part of PURSUE Release 02 in May 2026. PURSUE Release 04 republishes the same file, DOE-UAP-D005, with far fewer redactions.

PANTEX nuclear-weapons facility, Texas — United States#Radar Confirmed #Department of War #Nuclear Facility #PURSUE Release 04

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January 2015

GO FAST: the third Pentagon video — and the parallax assessment that reframed it

A Navy ATFLIR clip appears to show a small object streaking just above the Atlantic. Officially released in April 2020 alongside FLIR1 and GIMBAL, GO FAST became the clearest case study in how sensor geometry can mislead: analyses using the video's own displayed data — including AARO's published assessment — put the object several thousand feet up, moving far slower than it appears.

Off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida — United States#U.S. Navy #Pentagon #AATIP #Video Evidence

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January 21, 2015

GIMBAL: the Navy's rotating-object video, still unresolved

An F/A-18F crew from the USS Theodore Roosevelt's air wing records an infrared object with no visible exhaust that appears to rotate in flight while the crew reports a formation of additional objects on their situational-awareness display. One of three videos the Pentagon officially confirmed authentic in April 2020 — and the only one of the three with no published resolution.

Off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida — United States#U.S. Navy #Pentagon #AATIP #Radar Confirmed

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2014–2015

Routine UAP incursions reported off the U.S. East Coast

F/A-18F crews assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 11, operating from Naval Air Station Oceana, report routine encounters with UAP off the U.S. East Coast. Two of the three Pentagon-released videos — 'GIMBAL' and 'GO FAST' — are recorded during this period.

Off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida — United States#U.S. Navy #Pentagon #AATIP #Multiple Witnesses

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