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A Pentagon press release today (July 20, 2022) formally announced that Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security Ronald S. Moultrie has "named Dr. Sean M. Kirkpatrick, most recently the chief scientist at the Defense Intelligence Agency's Missile and Space Intelligence Center, as the director of [Pentagon UAP office]."
More than two months ago (May 12, 2022), I was the first to report on Dr. Kirkpatrick's selection to head the Pentagon UAP office, on which Congress had conferred broad duties and powers by enactment of its groundbreaking UAP law (Gillibrand-Rubio-Gallego) in December, 2021. I trusted my sources, although the Pentagon declined to formally confirm Kirkpatrick's selection until today; they now say he was asked to take the job "in early 2022."
Here again is the longish profile of Dr. Kirkpatrick that I published May 12, 2022:
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More than two months ago (May 12, 2022), I was the first to report on Dr. Kirkpatrick's selection to head the Pentagon UAP office, on which Congress had conferred broad duties and powers by enactment of its groundbreaking UAP law (Gillibrand-Rubio-Gallego) in December, 2021. I trusted my sources, although the Pentagon declined to formally confirm Kirkpatrick's selection until today; they now say he was asked to take the job "in early 2022."
Here again is the longish profile of Dr. Kirkpatrick that I published May 12, 2022:
Scientist & intelligence officer Sean Kirkpatrick picked to head the new Pentagon-IC office empowered by Congress to study Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
By Douglas Dean Johnson @ddeanjohnson on Twitter "I have to be able to see and metaphorically hear everything that’s going on between 100 kilometers off the face of the planet to wherever we are, and right now we can’t do that." – Sean Kirkpatrick, Ph.D., April 13, 2021
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