For those of us, including tapped-in journalists, who may hope for a more-or-less "Imminent" transparency trend in the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office with the new permanent Director, Kevin Randle provides "A Different Perspective." And it's pretty bleak, and bolstered by the long and tragic history of governmental UFO deception. For the best study of that pre-2017 period that Kevin references, we continue to recommend UFOs and Government: A Historical Inquiry by Michael Swords, Robert Powell, et al., published by Anomalist Books. What's at stake in this possible large-scale secrecy is thrown into stark relief in a Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies broadcast covered in Notes/ Dr. Garry Nolan, UFO Technology, If Real, Could "Reinvigorate US Military Or Even Scientific Research." In the first of hopefully a series of "Notes" articles, Baptiste Friscourt excerpts from a new and promising SCU project and includes the entire episode in which Nolan and Michael Glawson assess the ramifications of the claimed "cover-up" for stultifying knowledge and even technological progress. And finishing with Friscourt's Sentinel News service, the "3AF SIGMA2 Technical Committee" offers some Recent News on 'Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena'. This passel of researchers presents a European-based and biting critique of US governmental proclamations, and summarizes what they've been doing on some "iconic" older cases and are and will be working on to improve data collection and interpretation. (WM)