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Originally Posted by photon
Sure I'd expect them all to tell the same story since they're aware of how others have told similar stories when viewing similar phenomenon; that's how human brains work.
It's still an unexplained phenomenon and making unwarranted assumptions about it can lead to unwarranted conclusions.
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That wasn't always the case, some people independently told their stories and they were corroborated after. A lot of them kept their stories to themselves for a long time either because they were ordered to, or it was out of fear of being ostracized as a loonie.
These are people that are trusted with flying machines worth hundred of millions of dollars. I would think their skill set for identifying objects and marking distance and speed would be rigorously trained and largely free of bias.
If you don't want to make unwarranted assumptions about UFOs, then you can't really say anything about them. The most basic explanation is this is secret technology from Lockheed (or similar group), but even that becomes a pretty zany story when you try and wrap your head around how they acquired this technology and why are they revealing it this way.