Washington, USA - In a recent podcast, Sarah Gamm, a former analyst for the UAP Task Force (UAPTF), shared her experiences and insights into the investigation of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) during her tenure from 2020 to 2022.
Gamm, who worked primarily with the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA), disclosed that she saw and processed both classified and unclassified UAP data, including commercial satellite images.
Key Observations:
Gamm's interest in UFO investigations was sparked by a classified incident involving a U.S. nuclear facility, although she did not provide specific details.
UAPTF received reports through a secure chat room, where military and intelligence personnel shared images and videos of unexplained phenomena.
Some footage was of high quality, but many were shaky and unclear. Gamm noted that certain objects exhibited maneuvers and G-forces beyond human capabilities.
She emphasized that not all unidentified objects were extraterrestrial; many were later identified as balloons or natural phenomena.
Gamm's most bizarre sighting described an object resembling a 'flying brain,' which defied typical explanations.
Despite her insights, Gamm clarified she is not a whistleblower and respects confidentiality agreements. She expressed disappointment that the newly formed All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) did not pursue the data and findings from the UAPTF.
This revelation comes as discussions around UAPs gain momentum, highlighting the ongoing interest and investigation into unexplained aerial phenomena.