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Missing a source? Suggest one →PURSUE (the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters) is the program under which the U.S. government releases declassified UAP records in stages at war.gov/UFO. 81 declassified documents reference PURSUE, from Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Department of War, FBI, released between May 2026 and August 2026. Each file has a neutral AI summary and a credibility note; the original is always linked.
A first-person written narrative by a currently serving senior U.S. intelligence officer describing multiple UAP encounters during a late 2025 helicopter investigation mission over a military test range in the western United States. The account details a…
Skeptic note: This is a first-person narrative account with no redactions but also no attached sensor data within this document itself; accompanying infrared imagery is referenced but not included here. The…
A first-person written account by a currently serving senior U.S. intelligence officer describing multiple UAP encounters during a late-2025 helicopter investigation mission over a military test range in the western United States. The officer, accompanied by…
Skeptic note: This is a first-person narrative account with no document classification markings visible; it reads as a written witness statement rather than a formal intelligence report. No photographs were taken…
AARO has identified a 46-second infrared sensor video uploaded to a classified network in February 2023, whose user-defined title describes an USAF Air National Guard F-16C shooting down a UAP over Lake Huron on 12 February 2023. The video appears to show an…
Skeptic note: AARO explicitly declines to make any analytical or investigative judgment about the event. The materials lack a substantiated chain-of-custody, undermining evidential integrity. The video title is…
A U.S. Central Command sensor video submitted to AARO depicting an unidentified anomalous phenomenon observed over Greece in January 2024. The UAP was reportedly visible only via short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensor and described in an accompanying mission…
Skeptic note: The object's shape description ('diamond-shaped') comes from an accompanying mission report (DoW-UAP-D7) rather than from AARO analytical judgment; the video description itself explicitly disclaims…
This audio recording from December 5, 1965 captures air-to-ground communications during NASA's Gemini VII mission in which astronaut Frank Borman reported sighting an unidentified object, which he termed a 'bogey,' while in low Earth orbit. The recording…
Skeptic note: Analysis is limited to metadata and official description only — the actual audio file is not available for review, and no transcript is provided. No sensor corroboration (radar, infrared, etc.) is…
On September 14, 2026, the Department of War issued a targeted legal waiver authorizing disclosure of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) information in alignment with President Trump's transparency mandate. The waiver establishes a framework enabling authorized personnel to share UAP-related national defense information.
Scientists analyzed more than 100 UAP videos released by the Pentagon's PURSUE program and identified a new analytical challenge for researchers attempting to determine whether the videos display anomalous capabilities. The study reveals obstacles in the scientific assessment of Pentagon-released UAP footage.
Following President Trump's directive, the US Department of War and Office of the Director of National Intelligence launched PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters), an unprecedented effort to find, review, declassify, and publicly release unresolved UAP-related records. A public survey on attitudes toward the PURSUE initiative was conducted.
The Pentagon is anticipated to release a new batch of UAP videos and records under the PURSUE Initiative, according to reporting from The Debrief.
The Trump administration released UFO documents through a new system called PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters). The Pentagon made the documents available as part of a formalized disclosure framework.
Avi Loeb analyzes a declassified UAP object (DOW-UAP-PR043) from a government disclosure, proposing it is likely a missile based on terrain matching analysis.
Avi Loeb questions why Non-Disclosure Agreements restrict UAP information sharing with President Trump, citing a July 2026 memo from the Deputy Director of National Intelligence regarding the PURSUE Task Force.
The Debrief analyzes the Pentagon's third batch of released UAP files, examining what the PURSUE releases reveal about the UAP issue and public attitudes.
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