An interesting write-up on Congress' actions with regards to deliverables from the National Defense Authorization Act and the setup of the new Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG).
I can't help but notice how Senators Kristen Gillibrand (D-NY) and Marco Rubio (R-FL) have been pushing this file hard in the last 12 months.
Note the following is editorial-forward but does cover some of the basics and interesting points:
Nick Madrid: Congress Rewrites UFO History, and Makes Some
"... President Biden signed the 2022 Omnibus Bill spending package on March 15th 2022, which now provides funding for quarterly UAP classified reports and a new Congressional office, yet to be named, which will be dedicated to the intelligence gathering on UAP.
Congressional motivation to control the narrative on the now unavoidable realization reached from the classified report is evident in its obvious urgency.
Lawmakers have now covered more ground on UAP in the last nine months than in the last 75 years, which is both historic and somewhat unsettling.
Congressional lawmakers, having seen high-resolution videos of UAP, which influenced the language now ratified in the NDAA, forced them to draw some inescapable conclusions even if it’s not on the official record, yet.
The widely covered addition to the NDAA which includes inquiries into nuclear weapon site incursions and biological effects suffered by military and aerospace personnel within close proximity to UAP is just the tip of the iceberg."