Project High Dive

Primary documents · 4

• PDFRoswell Report: Case Closed, 1997U.S. Air Force Headquarters
• PDFAARO Historical Record Report, Volume I, 2024DoD / All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)
• PDFAARO HRR Vol I, Wikimedia MirrorDoD / All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)
• PDFAARO HRR Vol I, Pentagon Canonical PDFDoD / All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)

Findings · 4

• 1990sThe Air Force attributed Roswell's 'alien bodies' to anthropomorphic test dummies, events that post-dated 1947 by years.
• 2020sAARO's mandated 1945–2023 historical review: no verifiable evidence of any extraterrestrial recovery program, and the famous 1961 SNIE document is a fabrication.
• 2020sSame AARO Historical Record Vol I, mirrored at media.defense.gov, the canonical DOPSR-cleared release.
• 2020sAARO Historical Record Vol I, same conclusion as the v2 mirror, with ~30 interviews behind it: no extraterrestrial recovery program found, persistent claims traced to circular reporting since at least 2009.

Quick facts

What was Project High Dive?

Project High Dive was a classified U.S. Air Force high-altitude balloon test program, part of a series of projects also including Mogul and Moby Dick. AARO's 2024 Historical Record Report cites it as an authentic non-UAP sensitive program that some interviewees conflated with UAP recovery or reverse-engineering programs.

How does AARO address Project High Dive?

AARO's Volume I Historical Record Report (February 2024) includes High Dive in its assessment that many interviewee claims of hidden UAP programs resolve to misidentifications of authentic, classified, non-UAP national security programs.

What is the corpus source?

AARO's Volume I Historical Record Report (February 2024), including the canonical media.defense.gov PDF and the Wikimedia Commons mirror, is the source documenting High Dive in the UAP program history context.