Western United States: Agent sees hot aerial object about half the size of a Black Hawk
On an evening in 2026 (date redacted), at about 21:00, a U.S. government special agent at an observation post in the western United States saw through a thermal device a hot aerial object flying southbound about two ridge lines to the west, in the same sector as an object seen the previous night; compared with a U.S. Army Black Hawk filmed in the area it appeared about half the helicopter's size.
Background
The FBI FD-302 attaches a written statement by a U.S. government special agent, headed 'Unidentified Aerial Object Observation Report'. On a date in 2026 (redacted), at approximately 21:00, the agent was positioned in the same general observation area as in a prior statement and observed a thermally elevated aerial object in the same general western sector and on a similar heading as the object seen the previous night. The object appeared about two ridge lines farther west; because of distance and terrain the agent could not identify physical characteristics or configuration, but it presented as a hot object in thermal observation and appeared to be flying southbound. During the same period the agent recorded video of a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter operating in the area as a visual and thermal reference; by that comparison the object appeared roughly half the size of the Black Hawk, an estimate only. The agent could not determine make, model, propulsion or whether it was fixed-wing, rotary-wing or an unmanned system; the object continued southbound and was lost to terrain and distance. Date, names and location are redacted. The details are taken from the records released by the U.S. Department of War (record code FBI-UAP-D033) and do not represent an independent determination by From Beyond Space.