United States · Proposal activity 2011; public release 2024
United States, 2011
ReportedA proposal was written inside the Department of Homeland Security for a special access programme to hold and study recovered non-human craft and biological material. The programme was never approved. The proposal exists, the government has published its history, and the reason it is interesting is that it shows what the allegations looked like when they were written down by people asking for a budget.
- Where
- United States
- When
- Proposal activity 2011; public release 2024
- Who reported it
- N/A
- How direct
- Program proposal based on pre-existing allegations
- Entities described
- Unspecified alleged biologics
- Handled as
- UNVERIFIED SECOND-HAND CLAIM
- Evidence class
- GOV-3
What the record resolves
Lights, a shadow, remains, or an allegation with no observation behind it.
A programme proposal. It requests material rather than describing any.
The record
An official file preserves that a report was made and examined. It does not, by itself, establish what was seen.
- All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office / DHS; All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office History and Origin of KONA BLUE (opens in a new tab)
The document is attached to this entry.
What is not settled
A proposal is a request, not an inventory. The published history is explicit that KONA BLUE was built on pre-existing claims rather than on any material the proposers held, and that it was declined. Reading it as evidence of a stockpile inverts what the document actually says.