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Per the title I have just submitted an Access to Information and Privacy act request to the National Defense department within the Government of Canada regarding the UAP shotdown over the Central Yukon of February 11th of this year. The details of my request are below:

"With reference to https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/11/politics/norad-additional-object-north… A cylindrical UAP matching the general description of those reported by pilots involved in the USS Nimitz incident of 2004 was reported to be shot down over the Central Yukon by an F-22 earlier this year. It is public record that the debris was recovered by Public Safety Canada and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with assistance from the Canadian Armed Forces and the Canadian Coast Guard. It was further reported that Norad, the U.S. Coast Guard, the FBI, the U.S military and others participated in the effort. I am requesting a release of all records (video, electronic, photographic, audio, written, other) related to the shootdown, recovery effort, and scientific study of any debris."

Posting here now in case I get disappeared or otherwise to update you all of the results when they come through.

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