Targets

Agencies

UK and US offices Hume filed against, plus contractors and historical bodies that sit on the paper trail.

UK · Defence ministry

MOD

UK Ministry of Defence

Primary UK target of Hume's FOI work on UAP reporting, FVEY sharing, Alaska shoot-down intel, Havana Syndrome referrals, and AARO communications. Frequently answers with NCND or full withhold under defence and international-relations sections.

UK · Defence lab

DSTL

Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

MOD science lab. Released to Hume the only known UK government documents on Havana Syndrome / Anomalous Health Incidents — a 2021 four-page Cognitive Warfare paper — after first pointing him at a public debunking article.

US · DoD UAP office

AARO

All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office

Hume FOIA'd AARO for UK mystery-drone / Lakenheath briefings that deputy director Tim Phillips verbally confirmed. AARO returned no records. Also no records on a 1989 Russian laser-weapon investigation attributed to Sean Kirkpatrick.

US · Nuclear security

NNSA

National Nuclear Security Administration

Holds inherited AEC records. Hume's Starfish Prime / UFO request produced a referral to a subject-matter expert with jurisdiction — implying responsive classified files exist. Jesse Michels later cited this FOIA on a public stage.

US · Energy / nuclear

DOE

US Department of Energy

Target of Peru 1997 NEST file requests (first said they held 1997 emergency-response files, later said they did not), Ramey AEC program searches, and questions on 'high technology device' recovery doctrine.

US · Historical nuclear

AEC

Atomic Energy Commission

Predecessor to DOE/NNSA. Hume's interview with commissioner James T. Ramey's grandson describes a top-secret 1962–73 AEC program to investigate landed UFOs. FOIA to NRC, DOE and NARA returned no responsive records.

US · Intelligence

CIA

Central Intelligence Agency

Hume tracks DS&T UFO work in the 1980s via Evans Hineman, NPIC / Art Lundahl material analysis, CIA interest in Noah's Ark / Mount Ararat, 2008 Zimbabwe reporting, and alleged 1950s fragment transfers to IBM and later LMSSC.

US · Law enforcement

FBI

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Initially denied records on the 2018 Clinton Nuclear Power Plant UAV incidents. After Hume appealed using an NRC document that named the FBI as investigators, the Bureau released the case file.

US · Nuclear regulator

NRC

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Produced the document Hume used to break the FBI's no-records claim on Clinton. The NRC folder is closed but unresolved and references a related California plant incident (likely Diablo Canyon).

US · Environment

EPA

Environmental Protection Agency

No records on Lockheed California hazardous-materials storage FOIA. Directed Hume to California State Water Board GeoTracker files covering Lockheed sites including Rye Canyon and a Navy/LMSC FUDS case.

US · Border

CBP

US Customs and Border Protection

Closed Hume's first El Paso object FOIA as insufficiently described; he resubmitted with news links and had not received a response as of August 2026.

US · Military investigative

AFOSI

Air Force Office of Special Investigations

Long UFO history. Hume flagged AFOSI triangle-UFO files as FOIA-worthy and noted AFOSI interviewing Lakenheath/Norfolk mystery-drone witnesses, with a request pending.

US · Air Force intelligence

NASIC

National Air and Space Intelligence Center

Wright-Patterson unit, formerly FTD. Hume's reading of Grusch is that crash-retrieval files sit under NASIC FMP/FME, possibly in an archive nicknamed the Ballroom, alongside Moon Dust and Zodiac holdings.

US · Defence intelligence

DIA

Defense Intelligence Agency

Hume FOIA'd DIA on FVEY Foreign Materiel Program / UFO questions tied to the leaked Larry McGuire letter. Grusch also named DIA as a withholding agency.

US · Satellites

NRO

National Reconnaissance Office

Declassified KH-9 Keyhole imagery of an object Hume compared with 1970s Moon Dust interest at Wright-Patterson, arguing the timeframe better fits Zodiac.

US · Archives

NARA

National Archives and Records Administration

Hume used NPRC for Navy-diver personnel records connected to Operation Dominic / Whitecrow claims, and asked NARA for Ramey AEC UFO-program records (no hits).

UK · FOI regulator

ICO

UK Information Commissioner's Office

Hume treats ICO internal reviews as a pressure tactic. He credits public IR/ICO pressure with helping force release of RAF Lakenheath NPAS video, and later wished he had taken AARO-MOD Glomars to ICO.

UK · Police aviation

NPAS

National Police Air Service

Released Lakenheath drone-incident airborne video after FOI pressure. Hume called that release a template for future UK FOI work.

UK · Air force

RAF

Royal Air Force

Hume obtained or chased police logs for Lakenheath and Marham, tracked Akrotiri 'phantom drone' reporting, and guessed 2023–24 AARO UK map pins may originate at RAF Lossiemouth / early-warning systems.

UK · Navy

RN

Royal Navy

Would neither confirm nor deny records of the 22 Nov 2024 HMS Queen Elizabeth drone incident in Hamburg, citing national security and defence.

US · CIA directorate

DS&T

CIA Directorate of Science & Technology

Evans Hineman, DDS&T 1982–89, acknowledged to Hume involvement in UFO programs in the 1980s — after Project Blue Book closed. Hume treats those still-unreleased DS&T files as a core disclosure demand.

US · Contractor

LMSSC

Lockheed Martin Space / LMSC

Alleged 1950s CIA fragment storage (WUSAP), failed AAWSAP-era material transfer (Ryder / Gaffney), California hazardous-storage sites Hume tried to map via EPA, and CE3K crate stencils Hume reads as TRW + Lockheed.

US · Contractor

IBM

IBM

Analyzed a piece Art Lundahl said was shot off a UFO during the 1952 Washington, D.C. flap. Hume names Dr. Marcel Vogel among IBM examiners working CIA material.

US · Contractor

TRW

TRW Inc.

Home of alleged Zodiac participants Mary Elliot (MEE) and Jerry Rosenberger. Hume argues Zodiac may have been tracking USOs off California in the 1970s using Navy underwater-sensor work.

US · Contractor

EG&G

EG&G

Nuclear-test contractor. Peter Zavattaro told Hume he had no UFO knowledge from Dominic/Fishbowl. Al O'Donnell and Herb Grier sit in Hume's Roswell / Knapp / D'Amato narrative. EG&G also staffed DOE SRT.

US · Security contractor

Wackenhut

Wackenhut / G4S

Hume hypothesizes unnamed black-camo crash-retrieval teams may be DOE contractor SWAT (Wackenhut, EG&G) rather than JSOC — analogous to NNSA Special Response Teams.

US · DOE emergency

NEST

Nuclear Emergency Support Team

1990s NEST doctrine, per Hume, included response to 'high technology devices' with Army 52nd EOD / 28th EOD Airborne. He argues this is the crash-retrieval mechanism used at Peru 1997, Needles, and similar events.

US · Combatant command

SOUTHCOM

US Southern Command

Ran Operation Laser Strike counter-narcotics from Howard AFB, Panama — the 1997 Peru deployment in which Marine Jonathan Weygandt says he encountered a crashed craft.

intl · Alliance

FVEY

Five Eyes

UK attended an FVEY UAP/AARO forum. Hume's MOD FOIs on FVEY sharing (Alaska shoot-down, AARO data, FMP) are typically Glomar'd or withheld in full. The leaked Larry McGuire letter tied FVEY FMP to UFOs.

US · CIA imagery

NPIC

National Photographic Interpretation Center

Art Lundahl's shop. Hume links Lundahl to 1952 fragment analysis, Noah's Ark / archaeological imagery, and later AARO historic-report interest that could not locate the piece.

US · Signals intelligence

NSA

National Security Agency

Hume's standing result: any NSA request for UFO/UAP intelligence files is met with a Glomar. He FOIA'd a 1978 serial cited in Matthew Brown's Immaculate Constellation report — NCND, appeal lost. A follow-up on a DTG from ATP/Oke notes was rejected as too broad twice. Hume also notes NSA once pointed him toward Project Blue Book for Starfish-era material.

US · Space agency

NASA

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Langley (LaRC) located 13 pages of 2023–24 UAS/UAP reporting then denied them in full after consulting USAF — at a time Hume flags a joint DSTL/AFRL hypersonics program. A separate FOIA for Brazil/NASA agreements active in 1995–96 (testing Roger Leir's Varginha paperwork claim) returned a list with nothing matching.

US · USAF research

AFRL

Air Force Research Laboratory

Named by Hume as the US side of a joint UK–US hypersonics program running when NASA LaRC withheld 2023–24 UAS/UAP pages after consulting USAF.

US · DoD UAP program (historical)

AATIP

Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program

DIA closed Hume's 2023 FVEY FMP FOIA by saying all AATIP documents had been released — even though he had not mentioned AATIP or UAP. On appeal they treated FVEY FMP as AATIP-related, then stopped answering how they 'researched' that link.

UK · Police

Met Police

Metropolitan Police Service

FOI on the reported 2019 London Havana Syndrome / AHI incident: neither confirm nor deny under national security. Internal review upheld the NCND.

UK · Foreign office

FCDO

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

No records on Havana Syndrome / AHI. Hume notes MI6 is excluded from FOI, so FCDO was the reachable channel.

UK · Aviation regulator

CAA / UKAB

UK Civil Aviation Authority / UKAB

Confirmed radar data of a second F-15 near the NPAS Lakenheath video, but released data on only one aircraft (the one relevant to an AIRPROX). Hume's request was for ALL radar data. Radar tapes themselves were later called proprietary and exempt.

UK · Police

UK Police

UK local police (Norfolk / Suffolk)

Hume obtained incident logs covering the RAF Lakenheath and RAF Marham drone/UAS activity. One released page is the only contemporaneous ground-side paper sitting next to the muted NPAS video.

US · Service

Army

US Army

Doctrinal partner on 'high technology device' recovery with DOE. Hume asked about CHIMERA (counter-UAS HPM) as a suggested FOIA, and about Army files on Needles 2008 (S-64) — 'like pulling teeth'. USAS American Mariner tracking records, if they exist, would be at NARA.