Newly surfaced Department of War correspondence shows Air Force Office of Special Investigations officials approved a derivative classification review for a civilian UAP report describing a large blue triangular object hovering near a national security facility. The approval bypassed the standard IIR declassification process, which normally requires an AFOSI Commander signature.
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