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Misrep-7816710

Misrep-7816710 is a source record dated 2022-07-31 describing an intelligence and reconnaissance mission during which an aircraft reported observing an unidentified aerial phenomenon near Deir ez-Zor, Syria.

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2022-07-31

Misrep-7816710 is an operational source record concerning a mission associated with Task Force Chosin. According to the source record, the task force assigned an aircraft imagery intelligence through a 7 line,1 after which the aircraft departed Muwaffaq Salti Air Base Jordan at 2022-07-30 18:22 UTC.2 It began signals intelligence collection at 19:25 UTC3 and arrived on station at 20:28 UTC to check in with the task force’s Sensor Tasking Authority for imagery intelligence.4 The record places the operation within Operation Spectre Dagger, described as force protection in support of Task Force Chosin, and identifies the tasking as occurring under Operation Inherent Resolve.5

The central observation concerns the 2022-07-31 UAP sighting near Deir ez-Zor, Syria. According to Misrep-7816710, the aircraft observed an unidentified aerial phenomenon at 02:39 UTC.6 The Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) event lasted less than a minute, and the phenomenon moved from north to south.7 At the time, the friendly aircraft was at approximately 5,900 metres and travelling at approximately 215 kilometres per hour.8 The record also states that full motion video from the mission was exploited by Distributed Ground Station 1 (DGS-1).9 These details make the source relevant to research because it combines an observation with operational timing, stated aircraft conditions and a named video-processing organisation, rather than presenting the sighting as an isolated narrative.

According to the source record, the mission totalled 20.9 hours, including 17.2 imagery intelligence hours with one imagery intelligence tasking and 18.7 signals intelligence hours with one signals intelligence tasking; two total taskings were prosecuted.10 It was overseen by the 609th Combined Air Operations Center (609 CAOC), fell under Air Forces Central Command (AFCENT) and United States Central Command (USCENTCOM), and was originated by the 89th Attack Squadron (89 ATKS) as an Armed Reconnaissance mission.11 Its point of contact and quality-control reviewer were assigned through the 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing (432 AEW), 603rd Air Operations Center (603 AOC) and 609 CAOC, while the approver was assigned to the 609th Air Operations Center.12 The record further states that weather was not a factor and that the aircraft scanned Syria, Deir ez-Zor, Dayr Az Zar Parking Airfield, observing two inactive TELAR systems with three rockets loaded.13

References (25)
  1. Task Force Chosin tasked an aircraft with imagery intelligence through a 7 line.
    “AT 301639ZJUL22, TF CHOSIN TASKED {{redacted: 1.4a}} WITH IMINT VIA 7 LINE.”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:112-182
  2. The tasked aircraft departed Muwaffaq Salti Air Base at 18:22 UTC.
    “AT 301822ZJUL22, {{redacted: 1.4a}} DEPARTED MUWAFFAQ SALTI AB (OJMS).”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:188-252
  3. The aircraft began signals intelligence collection at 19:25 UTC.
    “AT 301925ZJUL22, {{redacted: 1.4a}} BEGAN SIGINT COLLECT.”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:321-370
  4. The aircraft arrived on station and checked in with the Task Force Chosin Sensor Tasking Authority for imagery intelligence.
    “AT 302028ZJUL22, {{redacted: 1.4a}} ARRIVED ON STATION AND CHECKED IN WITH TF CHOSIN STA TO PERFORM IMINT IVO 37SFU38{{redacted: 1.4a}}81{{redacted: 1.4a}} (SEE ISR 1).”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:379-544
  5. During the 2022-07-31 UAP sighting near Deir ez-Zor, Syria, the aircraft observed an unidentified aerial phenomenon at 02:39 UTC.
    “AT 310239ZJUL22, {{redacted: 1.4a}} OBSERVED AN UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON IVO 37SFU27{{redacted: 1.4a}}74{{redacted: 1.4a}} (SEE UAP 1).”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:548-686
  6. The sighting lasted less than a minute and the phenomenon moved from north to south.
    “THE UAP OCCURED IN LESS THAN A MINUTE, WITH THE UAP MOVING FROM N TO S.”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:12204-12273
  7. The friendly aircraft was at approximately 5,900 metres and travelling at approximately 215 kilometres per hour.
    “Friendly Aircraft Altitude/Depth: 19,359 FT”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:11482-11523; char:11553-11557
  8. Full motion video from the mission was exploited by Distributed Ground Station 1.
    “FULL MOTION VIDEO WAS EXPLOITED BY DGS1.”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:919-954
  9. The mission totalled 20.9 hours.
    “20.9 MISSION HOURS, 17.2 IMINT HOURS, 1 IMINT TASKINGS PROSECUTED, 18.7 SIGINT HOURS, 1 SIGINT TASKINGS PROSECUTED, 2 TOTAL TASKINGS PROSECUTED”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:960-1093
  10. The mission logged 17.2 imagery intelligence hours and one imagery intelligence tasking.
    “17.2 IMINT HOURS, 1 IMINT TASKINGS PROSECUTED”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:980-1015
  11. The mission logged 18.7 signals intelligence hours and one signals intelligence tasking.
    “18.7 SIGINT HOURS, 1 SIGINT TASKINGS PROSECUTED”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1027-1064
  12. The mission prosecuted two total taskings.
    “2 TOTAL TASKINGS PROSECUTED”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1076-1093
  13. The mission was flown under Operation Inherent Resolve.
    “Operation: INHERENT RESOLVE”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1414-1423
  14. The mission was overseen by the 609th Combined Air Operations Center.
    “Operations Center: 609th”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1466-1466
  15. The mission fell under Air Forces Central Command and United States Central Command.
    “Major Command (MAJCOM): AFCENT”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1474-1534
  16. The mission report was originated by the 89th Attack Squadron.
    “Originator (Unit or Squadron): 89 ATKS”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1603-1637
  17. The mission was classified as an Armed Reconnaissance mission.
    “Mission Type: ARMED RECCE”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1711-1717
  18. The point of contact was assigned to the 89th Attack Squadron and the 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing, with the 603rd Air Operations Center as operations centre.
    “Unit: 89 ATKS - Wing: 432 AEW ... Operations Center: 603 AOC”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1941-1961
  19. The quality control reviewer was assigned to the 89th Attack Squadron and 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing, with the 609th Combined Air Operations Center as operations centre.
    “Unit: 89 ATKS - Wing: 432 AEW ... Operations Center: 609 CAOC”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:1941-1961
  20. The mission report approver was assigned to the 609th Air Operations Center, with the 609th Combined Air Operations Center as operations centre.
    “Unit: 609th AOC ... Operations Center: 609 CAOC”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) lines 70-80
  21. The source record states that weather was not a factor during the mission.
    “WEATHER WAS NOT A FACTOR”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:11200-11218
  22. The aircraft scanned the vicinity of Dayr Az Zar Parking Airfield and observed two inactive TELAR systems with three rockets loaded.
    “FROM 1122Z TO 1137Z, {{redacted: 1.4a}} SCANNED IVO DAYR AZ ZAR PARKING AFLD (37SFV07{{redacted: 1.4a}}05{{redacted: 1.4a}}) FOR EEI RELATED ACTIVITY. AT 1134Z, 2X TELARS WITH 3 ROCKETS LOADED WERE INACTIVE.”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:10491-10689
  23. The aircraft's total time on station was 18 hours 44 minutes.
    “Total Time On Station: 18 hours 44 minutes”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:4345-4357
  24. The total mission time was 20 hours 57 minutes.
    “Total Mission Time: 20 hours 57 minutes”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:4572-4584
  25. Task Force Chosin cleared the aircraft off tasking and it returned to base at 12:43 UTC.
    “AT 1243Z, TF CHOSIN STA CLEARED {{redacted: 1.4a}} OFF TASKING AND {{redacted: 1.4a}} RETURNED TO BASE”
    Misrep-7816710 (2022-07-31) char:10836-10934

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