Jay Stratton led a top government task force, searching for the truth of alien life. Now he shares as much as he “legally” can about his time in the shadows ...

A former Pentagon official who helped lead the U.S. government's investigation into UFOs and unexplained aerial phenomena is set to release a new memoir that promises fresh revelations about what he ...

Jay Stratton, a former Pentagon UAP task force director, says he witnessed an unexplained object during a US submarine operation, while key details and his wider claims remain unverified ...

Former Defense Intelligence senior executive Jay Stratton details his years investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena for the U.S. government on 'Special Report.' ...

His book comes amid growing public interest in UAPs and UFOs following military declassifications and high-profile congressional hearings A hotly-anticipated memoir among UFO enthusiasts from one of ...

Former Defense Intelligence Senior Executive Jay Stratton opens up about his 16-year career investigating Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) for the U.S. government and why he believes humanity ...

October 13, 2026.A book appeared on the shelves of American bookstores.The title is "Out of the Shadows". The subtitle is "Revealing the Truth About Non-Human Intelligent Life". The author is Jay ...

They aren’t called “UFO’s” anymore. Suspected unidentified flying vessels have been rebranded as “UAPs,” initials for “Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon.” It isn’t just the sci-fi geeks who are using ...

What does the U.S. government know about "unidentified aerial phenomena" (UAPs), aliens and an alleged global alien technology arms race? A brand-new documentary claims to have an answer: more than it ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From left: Jay Stratton and an image recorded by a Navy fighter pilot during a purported UAP encounter in 2015 Before he retired ...

If Jay Stratton had to pinpoint the instant when everything he knew was turned upside down, it would be on an autumn day in 2005 when a colleague walked into his Washington, D.C., office and asked if ...