This is the official reason why Germany does not have a UAP Task Force : There are no incidents happening in German airspace that cannot be explained.
As a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense explained to GreWi editor Andreas Müller, they are not involved in the current preparation of a UFO report by the U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence agencies. Nor, he said, does it have a facility comparable to the UAPTF and, as far as is currently known, has no plans to establish such a UFO investigative unit.
"This does not mean, however, that the ministry and the Bundeswehr do not observe and protect air and near space," the spokesman assures, adding, "In Germany, we pursue a networked approach in which various institutions work together across departments. The Space Situation Center today already warns of dangers posed by space debris or even asteroids/meteorites. The military part of the interdepartmental Space Situation Center will become part of the German Armed Forces Space Command and thus continue to perform this warning function.
The Bundeswehr Geoinformation Center (ZGeoBw) also provides all organizational units with the geoinformation they need. This includes, for example, weather reports or map material. The Center for Geoinformation covers all geoinformation. Essentially, these are from the fields of biology, ethnology, remote sensing, geography, geodesy, geoinformatics, geology, geophysics, geopolitics, hydroacoustics, hydrography, hydrology, cartography, climatology, meteorology, ecology, oceanography and photogrammetry. The center updates relevant information, produces and provides elevation data, and prepares meteorological forecasts for the Bundeswehr and NATO. Overall, however, these services do not study UFO phenomena, but bring together different observational aspects and expertise."
**"So far, there have simply been no recorded incidents and observations that we have not been able to explain technically, meteorologically or astrophysically. For example, the Space Siting Center is capable of detecting even the smallest fragments of space debris. Larger or even purposefully directed objects would therefore stand out. Nevertheless, such observations are not available."
"Finally, in Germany we apparently do not have the reporting volume of unidentified phenomena as is the case in the U.S., if only because of the much larger geographic area. Also, there is obviously a much greater public interest in the U.S."
"So it's not that we're not interested in incidents in our airspace because they seem puzzling or inexplicable at first. But it is the case that so far we have no such observations that could not have been explained. And where there are no observations and findings of unidentified phenomena, there is no need - for example, in the form of an UAP task force or similar - to become active."**
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