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The Department of War (formerly DoD) has released the first tranche of UAP-related videos and documents to a public repository, including historical documents, recent pilot reports, and new video evidence.

The Black Vault has created a searchable archive to facilitate public access to recently released UFO files, improving discoverability compared to the original government release format.

The Trump administration has released UFO files, images, and videos as part of a commitment to unprecedented transparency on the subject.

The U.S. Pentagon has published transcripts, video clips, and audio recordings documenting reports of unidentified flying objects including hovering objects and flashing lights.

The U.S. Defense Department released documents spanning decades describing reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena, including Cold War-era rotating saucers and recent sightings of metallic elliptical objects.

The Trump administration released UFO-related documents through a new system called PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters).

The Pentagon announced the creation of a dedicated website to publicly release previously unseen files and imagery related to UAP encounters in what officials describe as a historic release.

A newly released Department of War FOIA document describes the 2023 formation of a "UAP Space Tiger Team" under the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) focused on space and transmedium UAP cases.

Newly released Pentagon emails from May 2019 show internal contradictions regarding the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program and Luis Elizondo's role, revealing efforts to align messaging within the Department of Defense.

The Black Vault has released Department of Defense FOIA documents containing internal email communications from Pentagon spokesperson Christopher Sherwood regarding UAP terminology and discussion within public affairs.

A Pentagon War Department official told Liberation Times that the Pentagon's UAP office is coordinating with the White House and federal agencies to prepare the release of previously unseen UAP material.

Liberation Times obtained documents detailing drone incidents and a triangular object with a spotlight observed above U.S. nuclear facilities between September 2022 and February 2023.

FAA records released via FOIA document an encounter between a business jet and an unidentified object over Northern Nevada in May 2025, including ATC audio and logs but with radar data withheld.

A Navy FOIA release reveals emails detailing a March 2022 briefing on the Advance Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) and related UAP management synchronization efforts.

The U.S. Navy denied a Freedom of Information Act appeal for 78 classified UAP photographs shortly after Trump called for release of UFO files, according to a Black Vault report.

NewsNation reports that journalist Ross Coulthart claims a file dump of U.S. military UAP imagery and NASA Apollo archival material could be released within the week.

Previously undisclosed UFO files from Skylab missions document reports of unexplained lights and a reddish object observed by crew members.

The Department of Defense has launched a transparency initiative by releasing a new batch of U.S. government documents related to unidentified anomalous phenomena under the "PURSUE" program.

The Pentagon has released newly declassified videos captured by military technology showing unexplained aerial objects.

The latest Pentagon UFO files release includes infrared footage from U.S. military sensors and archival photographs from NASA's Apollo 12 and 17 lunar missions.

A Freedom of Information Act request filed in 2009 was concluded after 17 years with a full denial, making it The Black Vault's longest-running case. All responsive records were withheld under national security exemptions.

NASA FOIA documents reveal internal planning and communications protocols for announcing a confirmed extraterrestrial life discovery, including a 2025 coordination meeting.

The Black Vault has archived Luis Elizondo's previously deleted emails, making them available for public review regarding his role in the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.

The Pentagon's UFO disclosure website received 340 million hits within the first 12 hours of the government file release.

Five photographs from the Apollo 12 lunar landing site in 1969 were included in the Pentagon's latest UFO file release.

The Black Vault obtained a Cold War-era National Intelligence Estimate on nuclear weapons proliferation (1963) through a mandatory declassification review, resulting in fewer redactions after a five-year review period.

A Department of Energy FOIA response to a broad UAP-keyword request yielded minimal documents with heavy redactions, limiting transparency on DOE internal communications about unidentified aerial phenomena.

NASA partially released redacted records from congressional briefings on the James Webb Space Telescope following a FOIA appeal, but key content remains heavily concealed.

The Black Vault has released an FBI file documenting the 1984 Washington Navy Yard Officers' Club bombing investigation, containing interview reports and investigative summaries.