CIA engang vovede Mulder og Scully Fans til at læse sine ufo filer. Washington holdt op med at behandle det som en joke.
For some, mocking the critics of UFO believers — and equally those who earnestly believe in extraterrestrials — comes as a bit of a game. Most of us are guilty of it at some point. But the CIA itself once joined in on the UFO debate, offering several cases for those like X-Files agent Dana Scully, and several that might interest Fox Mulder. Yes, that’s exactly how the official CIA website worded the introduction to a batch of images and files released in the 1940s and 1950s, highlighting the documents thought to be of particular interest.
CIA tilbød at "hjælpe" offentligheden med at navigere i den enorme stamme af filer udgivet i henhold til Freedom of Information Act Samlingen fremhævet af CIAIfølge bureauet, var beregnet til at præsentere begge sider af argumentet med et blink mod kult sci- fi serien.
Top 5 CIA dokumenter mulder ville elske at få hans hænder på:
- Flyvende tallerkener rapporteret over øst Tyskland, 1952 (PDF 325 KB)
- Referat af filialchefens møde den 11. august 1952 (PDF 162 KB)
- Flyvende tallerkener rapporteret over spin og nord africa, 1952 (PDF 266 KB)
- Oversigt over flyvende tallerken rapporter, 1 august 1952 (PDF 175 KB)
- Flyvende tallerkener rapporteret over Belgian Congo uranminer, 1952 (PDF 262 KB)
Top 5 CIA dokumenter scully ville elske at få hendes hænder på:
- Videnskabeligt rådgivende panel om uidentificerede flyvende objekter, 14- 17 januar 1953 (PDF 907 KB)
- Kontor memorandum om flyvende tallerkener, 15 marts 1949 (PDF 110 KB)
- Memorandum til CIA 's direktør om flyvende tallerkener, 2 oktober 1952 (PDF 443 KB)
- Møde i den rådgivende gruppe vedrørende ufos den 21. januar 1953 (PDF 194 KB)
- Memorandum vedrørende flyvende tallerkener, 3. december 1952 (PDF 179 KB)
Fra kolde krig tallerken filer til den moderne uap kamp
What began with the CIA winking at Mulder and Scully fans has since hardened into one of the most serious transparency battles in Washington. The terminology itself has shifted — what the public long called UFOs is now officially logged as “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” or UAP, a label meant to cover not just objects in the sky but transmedium craft seen moving through air and water. The Pentagon now runs the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), which was created under a National Defense Authorization Act mandate in 2022 and reached full operational capacity in 2024 to centralize the government’s study of these reports.
The push for disclosure has only intensified. On September 9, 2025, the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, chaired by Representative Anna Paulina Luna, convened a hearing titled “Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection.” Military veterans and witnesses, including Air Force veteran Jeffrey Nuccetelli and UAP journalist George Knapp, testified about encounters with craft that appeared to outperform known technology, while lawmakers pressed for stronger whistleblower protections and stricter oversight of AARO and the intelligence community.
The legislative pressure has continued into the fiscal 2026 NDAA, which includes provisions directing AARO to brief Congress on the number, location, and nature of any UAP intercepts carried out by Northcom and NORAD around North America, and to account for the security classification guides that have governed UAP reporting. Transparency advocates have argued that overclassification has kept previously unclassified material out of public view, and both AARO and the National Archives are now tasked under several NDAA mandates with digitizing, declassifying, and releasing government records on UAP.
Se september 2025 hus tilsyn uap gennemsigtighed høring nedenfor:
For mere om, hvordan den amerikanske regerings holdning til dette emne har ændret sig i årenes løb, se vores tidligere rapport om, hvordan Pentagon indrømmede at spore ufoer og frigivet Navy videoer i hjertet af UAP offentliggørelse debat, plus Jimmy Carters ufo møde og the Mutant Story. Årtier efter CIA 's tongueinkind nik til sin "X-Files", dokumenter Mulder og Scully ville have jagtet er ikke længere bare curiosities - de sidder i centrum af en reel kamp om, hvad offentligheden har lov til at vide.
