Two USCENTCOM mission reports, from different squadrons, that each log objects seen on 5 May 2022, released in PURSUE Release 06 as DOW-UAP-D106 (“Mission Report Iraq 2022”) and DOW-UAP-D109 (“Mission Report Middle East 2022”), with two stills and two clips. Both are on the MISREP form.
D106 logs its sighting at 2026Z: a withheld subject scanning a point of interest periodically observed UAPs flying sporadically within a target area, travelling at various speeds between 80 and 180 mph, altitude undetermined, approximately one to two metres in size, not hindering the mission; a separate field calls the observed activity UAS. D109 logs a window from 0524Z to 0704Z with the same speed range, the objects reacquired each time the sensor returned to its original points, dust storms affecting collection, and a line saying WSV is attached below, with nothing attached. Three of the five sentences in D106’s account recur word for word in D109’s, the misspelling SPORATICALLY included, and neither report mentions the other or gives a place that could be set against the other’s.
The official descriptions of the clips DOW-UAP-PR140 and PR141 name D109 and quote its speed range; their frames open on the UAP Postponement Code caption. The one-page stills PR130 and PR131 are tied to D106 only by the release’s footer numbering and markings, and no description names D106.
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USCENTCOM · MISREP · PURSUE · AARO · UAP Postponement Code · Middle East Sightings 2025 · Gulf of Oman Incident 2021