🚨NAVY UFO EMAILS REVEAL BRIEFINGS WITH DARPA AND ALLIED INTELLIGENCE PARTNERS The U.S. Navy has released more than 1,000 pages of internal UFO correspondence revealing the extent of the briefings taking place behind the scenes during the Pentagon's early UAP investigations. The documents were obtained by John Greenewald of The Black Vault following a Freedom of Information Act request submitted in May 2022. After more than four years, the Navy identified 1,321 pages of records associated with former Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray. Of those, 1,019 pages were released with redactions, while another 302 were withheld entirely. I've been looking through the findings, and there's a lot more here than the number of documents being withheld. One email, dated May 31, 2021, contains a schedule of 43 senior level UAP briefings conducted between January and May that year. Those briefings reportedly involved some of the most senior figures in the U.S. government and military, including the Director of National Intelligence, Secretary of Defense, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and members of Congress. There are two entries we need to talk about. On May 11, 2021, the UAP Task Force briefed the Deputy Director of DARPA and several office directors. The Defense Digital Service also appeared on the briefing schedule twice, in April and May. DARPA is known for investigating advanced technologies, including unconventional aerospace concepts, so I'd be interested to know what the UAP Task Force was sharing with its leadership. There's no indication in the released correspondence that these briefings involved recovered technology or classified propulsion programs, but the original presentations could tell us what information DARPA was being asked to examine. Another document reveals that intelligence partners outside of the United States were involved in preparations for the June 2021 UAP assessment. An internal question and answer document states that subject matter experts from across the intelligence community, including Five Eyes partners, participated in preparing and delivering the report. That potentially brings the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand into the picture, but the correspondence doesn't identify which countries contributed specific information. The published nine page UAP assessment didn't mention that involvement. Also there's another international connection. In June 2020, the Japanese Naval Attaché contacted the U.S. Navy seeking information about how it handled UFO sightings, why the Pentagon had released its famous Navy videos, and whether American reporting procedures could be shared with Japan's Maritime Self Defense Force. Jay Stratton, who was leading the UAP Task Force and reporting directly to Scott Bray, was reportedly willing to meet with the Japanese representatives, subject to approval from senior intelligence officials. That correspondence predates Japan's public announcement of new military UFO reporting procedures in September 2020. I think we're starting to get a better picture of just how extensive the Pentagon's UAP discussions were during this period. While the public was being introduced to the Navy videos and the government's first major UAP assessment, senior officials were conducting dozens of briefings involving military leadership, intelligence agencies, congressional committees, and foreign partners. There's also correspondence concerning allegations of recovered UFO material, including discussions about the Navy's Foreign Materiel Program and the classified nature of its inventory. That doesn't establish the existence of recovered non human technology, but it does show how carefully officials were handling questions about material held by the military. And we still have 302 pages withheld entirely, along with extensive redactions throughout the documents that were released. I would like to see the original briefing materials provided to DARPA, along with any records establishing what information was exchanged with Five Eyes partners and the Japanese military. We've heard plenty about the Pentagon's investigations over the years, but these emails give us an opportunity to examine how the information was actually moving between the agencies involved. The next question is what those briefings contained, and whether any of the information shared led to further investigations that haven't yet appeared in the public record. Sources: The Black Vault — Scott Bray UAP Emails, September 2026: theblackvault.com/documentar… Original Navy FOIA release: documents3.theblackvault.com… #ufotwitter #uapX #UFO #UAP #Pentagon #DARPA #FiveEyes #JayStratton #UFODisclosure