Stanley Milford Jr.

Stanley Milford, Jr. served as a Navajo Nation Ranger and sergeant who, throughout his law-enforcement career, investigated numerous anomalous incidents on the Navajo reservation. In July 2010 he supported the BAASS/AAWSAP team during the on-site investigation of the "boomerang" encounters reported by the Gill family in Ganado, Arizona — alongside Lt. Jonathan Dover and Ranger Roger Singer. This makes him one of the rare figures where indigenous policing and government-funded UAP investigation converge.

• Navajo Nation Ranger and sergeant
• Investigated numerous anomalous incidents on the Navajo reservation throughout his law-enforcement career
• In July 2010 supported the BAASS/AAWSAP team in the on-site investigation of the Ganado boomerang encounters
• The Gill family as witnesses; collaboration with Lt. Jonathan Dover and Ranger Roger Singer
• Documented unexplained phenomena on Navajo lands as part of his official duties
• Publicly known for the Navajo Rangers' investigative work into unexplained phenomena
• Appearances in documentary programming about those investigations

For the UAP timeline, Milford represents an often overlooked layer: indigenous law enforcement that has documented anomalous cases on its own territory for decades. His involvement with the BAASS/AAWSAP operation shows how the Pentagon program had to draw systematically on indigenous investigative resources in order to be able to handle specific regional cases scientifically at all.