On March 9, CAD entries document post-restriction monitoring near the base, followed later by escalation involving multiple responding units and references to Homeland Security and Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI).

Subsequent entries that evening include unit activity labeled "HUNTING DRONES," indicating active efforts to locate or track reported aerial objects, followed by multiple coordinated area checks across different locations described as being conducted "in relation to drones."

A March 10 entry originating from Barksdale Air Force Base describes a drone approximately 1,500 feet in altitude moving east of the base toward Haughton, with detection noted as occurring "with a system, not with eyes," and uncertainty regarding visible lighting.

A later entry dated March 12 documents continued on-base activity classified as "ASSIST W/ DRONES," with units remaining active for several hours and CAD logs including references to drone-related operational tracking.

Taken together, these records document a sequence of events including initial reports, escalation, active search efforts, follow-up area sweeps, and continued activity across multiple days in the vicinity of Barksdale Air Force Base.