NORAD

The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) tracks thousands of objects each day using the Space Detection and Tracking System ( SPADATS) and the Naval Space Surveillance System (NAVSPASUR) .

They have reported that over 500 ( fast walkers) have been tracked from deep space entering our ionosphere annually.

Recent freedom of information act ( FOIA) requests have produced documents relating to observations of UFO's over Strategic Air Command ( SAC) bases including nuclear missile sites.

NORAD maintains observations of extraterrestrial, intelligently, controlled vehicles which are referred to as “Alternative Spacecraft”. These UFO are separated from other UFO's that are routinely monitored in space.

Citizens against UFO Secrecy (CAUS) requested and received information on NORAD's Unknown Track Reporting System ( NUTR ).

The NORAD Unknown Track Reporting System records details of all air traffic declared unknown in North America and the Greenland – Iceland – United Kingdom Gap. This information is used by the intelligence community in a continuing assessment of air space sovereignty.

NUTR documents state over a nineteen year period, 7000 UFO's have been tracked, however these tracking are classified secret . In February 1990, US Air Force Space Command declared that no such records existed. In May 1990, the Air Force FOIA manager Barbra Carmichael, represented that the records did exist but were exempt from disclosure based on national security concerns.

In June of 1990, the Director of Freedom of Information and Security Review for the Assistant Secretary of Defense, explained that the decision to release NUTR information and tracking records had been made, but the records were almost completely censored and were classified NORAD SECRET. This is just one more example of the extreme secrecy surrounding the UFO situation.