FBI-UAP-D001
FD-302, Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado Springs, 2022
- Agency
- FBI
- Format
- Document, 2 pages
- Incident date
- February, 2022
- Released
- Release 03, June 12, 2026
- Source
- war.gov
Part of the case file Colorado Springs Incident, 2022.
Description from war.gov
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-1 of 2- FD-302 (Rev. 5-8-10) OFFICIAL RECORD cuman participarta have digitaly isn FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date of entry 04/ /2025 On March Special Agent (SA) 2025, was interviewed via Microsoft Teams by • and Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Also present for the interview was After being advised of the identity of the interviewing agents and the nature of the interview, provided the following information: The UAP sighting occurred on a workday in early February 2022, at approximately 1:00 or 2:00PM in the afternoon. on Fort Carson. He and four other persons from his unit, including his drove the short distance over to the That day it was pleasant with clear blue skies. After they parked, they were walking west towards the entrance of the building. It was natural to look west because of the beautiful view of Cheyanne Mountain. At that time, and the four other soldiers with him all noticed a very strange object that appeared to be hovering just over Cheyanne mountain, in a low point or "saddle" in the mountain. described the object as being matte white, or off-white in color and appearing non- metallic. The object was oval shaped and in a horizontal position, with a curved indentation on the bottom. described the object as being "bean- shaped". The object was completely motionless and no sound could be heard coming from it. All five of the men saw the object and were pointing it out Investigation on 03, /2025 _at United States (Other (Teams Meeting)) File # Date drafted 04, /2025 by This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.Page 2
FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10) Continuation of FD-302 of Interview of _, On 03/ /2025 , Page 2 of 2 to each other. did not believe the object was drifting in the wind because they observed the object for approximately 3-5 minutes, and it did not change its position relative to the saddle of the mountain during that time. The object was covered in intersecting lines or ridges which formed an abstract polygon pattern which covered the entire object. stated the object was about the size of 10% of the saddle of the mountains, or about the size of a pool cue at arms-length. None of the five men had a phone on them They all simultaneously looked away momentarily to decide to have one of them go back to the vehicle to get a phone to take a video. When they looked back the object had vanished. They searched the western skyline but were not able find the object again. They were all confused what they should do next, They got together afterwards to discuss what they had seen. They wondered if they had seen a UAP, and went through the alternatives it could have been, such as a blimp or a weather balloon. Each of them independently drew what they remembered the object to look like, and then they compared their drawings afterwards. All of the drawings were consistent in showing a horizontal, white, "bean-shaped" object with abstract lines crossing on it. believed that made an official report to the army about their observation. stated he was contacted by AARO in early 2024 about their observation. He stated he provided a response, but that he was never interviewed by AARO or anyone else.The text is machine-read (OCR) from the scan and can contain errors. The scan is the record.
Machine summary
Written by Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Anthropic) on June 12, 2026, from the record's text and war.gov's description. It is not part of the record and can contain errors; check it against the document.
This is an FBI FD-302 interview summary, entered April 2025, documenting a March 2025 interview conducted via Microsoft Teams by two FBI agents with a U.S. Army soldier. The incident occurred on a workday in early February 2022, around 1:00–2:00 PM, at Fort Carson, Colorado Springs, Colorado. The soldier and four fellow unit members observed a stationary, matte white, bean-shaped object hovering over a saddle in Cheyenne Mountain for approximately 3–5 minutes. The object was described as non-metallic, oval with a curved bottom indentation, and covered in an intersecting ridge or line pattern forming an abstract polygon design. It produced no sound and disappeared when the witnesses briefly looked away. None had a phone available; all five later independently drew consistent sketches of the object.
The document is notable because five military witnesses corroborated the sighting independently through drawings. All names of witnesses and agents are redacted. The soldier reported being contacted by AARO in early 2024 but stated he was never formally interviewed until this FBI session; the FBI notes AARO has since initiated follow-up interviews. No explanation or resolution is recorded. The report remains officially unresolved.
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