Anna Paulina Luna

Military Service & Early Career

Anna Paulina Luna was born May 6, 1989, in Santa Ana, California, to a single mother. Seeking stability and discipline, she enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at age 19 (2009–2014), serving as an airfield management specialist responsible for coordinating flight operations, airfield safety, and communications with F-16 pilots. During her Air Force tenure, she earned the Air Force Achievement Medal. She later earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of West Florida (2017).

UAP Sighting & Disclosure

Luna's most notable public claim concerns a UFO incident she witnessed while stationed at Portland Air National Guard. While working as an airfield manager, she observed what she describes as an unauthorized airspace incursion—an unidentified anomalous phenomenon appearing on radar and in airspace. When she questioned a pilot involved in the incident, the pilot declined to discuss it, stating: "they were not allowed to talk about it." Luna concluded the incident "had likely been a UAP." She subsequently disclosed this experience on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, gaining widespread media attention.

Congressional Role in UAP Transparency

Luna, a Republican representing Florida's 13th district (elected 2022; first Mexican-American woman elected to Congress from Florida), chairs the House Oversight Task Force on Declassification of Federal Secrets. In this capacity, she has become one of the most vocal Congressional advocates for UAP transparency, explicitly demanding the Pentagon release 46 classified military videos allegedly depicting unidentified anomalous phenomena near sensitive U.S. installations. She issued formal deadlines to the Department of Defense for these materials and threatened to exercise subpoena authority through the House Oversight Committee when the Pentagon missed her April 2025 deadline.

Most notably, Luna promised to hold a press conference addressing materials or information she claims to have observed of "nonhuman origin", after reviewing classified evidence in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility. These statements position her as a credible Congressional voice in the ongoing disclosure era, leveraging both her military background and current legislative authority to advance public access to government UFO/UAP records.