Did AARO and DoD just publicly admit that the US has full ANTI-GRAVITY craft that can silently travel 4,000 MPH without a sonic boom and without any air disturbance?

Exploring the Recent AARO and DoD Reports: Could They Be Confirming the U.S. Possesses Anti-Gravity Technology?

In a recent development that has sparked significant interest within the aerospace and defense communities, the Department of Defense’s All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has released a report that hints at the U.S. military’s potential possession of advanced, possibly anti-gravity, propulsion systems. Notably, these references appear to align with claims of silent, ultra-fast craft capable of extraordinary speeds without traditional aerodynamic disturbances, drawing parallels to speculative technologies proposed by authors like Bob Lazar.

Key Revelations in the AARO Report

On the 29th page of the AARO’s 2024 report, an intriguing statement is made:

“An interviewee who is a former U.S. service member said that in 2009, while participating in a humanitarian and security mission in a foreign country, he encountered ‘U.S. Special Forces’ loading containers onto a large extraterrestrial spacecraft.”

This account, specifically linked to Marine Michael Herrera’s 2009 encounter in Indonesia, has been a topic of discussion among UFO researchers for years. Herrera describes witnessing a colossal, octagonal craft, approximately the size of a football field, with a rotating, color-shifting surface, and an unusual platform on the ground from which the craft allegedly launched.

Herrera’s Account: A Closer Look

According to Herrera, the sighting involved a craft that:

• Was massive, roughly as large as a football field.
• Had an octagonal shape, with a rotating, color-changing surface.
• Hovered slightly above the ground before accelerating silently towards the ocean at an estimated 4,000 miles per hour.
• Produced no sonic boom or air disturbance, with nearby coconuts and trees remaining unaffected.

Herrera emphasizes that he observed the craft’s departure with no audible or visual shockwaves, an observation that suggests advanced propulsion technology beyond conventional aircraft or even known experimental aircraft.

The Official Correlation

The AARO report further states:

“AARO was able to correlate this account with an authentic U.S. government program because the interviewee provided a relatively precise time and location. At that time, the DoD was testing a platform protected by a Special Access Program (SAP). The characteristics described by Herrera closely match the known features of this platform—test operations conducted at a designated military facility. Importantly, the report clarifies