Middle East IR Transit — DOW-UAP-PR149
CENTCOM 2023 IR (~51s): contrast enters frame, sensor pans to track; official description declines judgment.
Sources DVIDS DOW-UAP-PR149 (Middle East 2023); war.gov/UFO; arXiv 2608.12445v1 (THIN on Mach claims)
Also in PURSUE Release 05, DOW-UAP-PR149 offers about fifty-one seconds of 2023 CENTCOM infrared: a contrast enters frame and the sensor pans to track. The official description again declines to identify the return. Independent notes sometimes invoke a possible vessel-scale reference to bound relative speed; any Mach-language claims remain THIN and outside this ledger’s conclusions.
Pair with Sail Rock
Suggested browse pair: this open IR file beside the Deception Island / Sail Rock explained geospatial candidate — unresolved military pixels next to chart-explained “Kraken” pixels.
Status open.
Evidence ledger
Each claim in this file, the source it rests on, and how well it holds up: 1 corroborated · 1 unverified · 1 debunked. What the labels mean.
| Claim | Source | Type · date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Release 05 includes about 51 seconds of 2023 CENTCOM infrared showing a contrast tracked across the frame. | DVIDS DOW-UAP-PR149; war.gov/UFO | official · Aug 2026 | corroborated |
| The official description identifies the object.It declines to identify it. | DVIDS DOW-UAP-PR149 | official | debunked |
| The object moved at Mach speeds.THIN; not a ledger conclusion. | arXiv 2608.12445v1 (secondary) | scholarly · 2026 | unverified |
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