With a terse public statement, the Navy on Monday officially released three videos of unidentified flying objects. Or what it calls “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena.”

It’s a welcome development, but the Navy and Defense Department should provide greater disclosure. It’s in their interest that they do so, because the issue is active, and it’s not going away.

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