BWXT Fuel Cycle Facility UFO Sighting (October 10-15, 2023) — AARO Records
An AARO disclosure era case from BWXT Fuel Cycle Facility, Lynchburg. Observers at the USPER BWXT Fuel Cycle Facility reported UAS flyovers for six consecutive nights.
Background
On October 10-15, 2023, in BWXT Fuel Cycle Facility, Lynchburg, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) recorded the unidentified-phenomenon case described below. The case is preserved in AARO’s 2024-2025 publications and consolidated annual reports to Congress, declassified or released in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and Department of Defense reporting cycles.
A case from the all-domain anomaly resolution office disclosure era following the 2022 establishment of the modern uap investigative apparatus.
The case appears in materials produced or curated by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office.
What the document records
Observers at the USPER BWXT Fuel Cycle Facility reported UAS flyovers for six consecutive nights. Only one UAS was observed each night, and the duration of each flight is unknown.
Type of case
The case is a visual sighting reported by ground or air observers.
Status
AARO designates unresolved cases as those for which the agency has not concluded the events were anomalous, has not concluded that they were conventional, and has not ruled out either possibility. Conventional candidates for sightings of recent periods include commercial drones, classified test platforms, satellite re-entry, balloon traffic, atmospheric optical phenomena, and astronomical objects.