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Missing a source? Suggest one →4 declassified documents reference Project STORK, from CIA, Department of War, released between June 2026 and July 2026. Each file has a neutral AI summary and a credibility note; the original is always linked.
This CIA folder (RG 263, Folder 90) contains the complete record of the January 1953 Robertson Panel: the formal Report of the Scientific Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects (dated 17 January 1953), Durant's detailed meeting notes, distribution…
Skeptic note: The Robertson Panel explicitly recommended a 'debunking' and public education program aimed at reducing UFO reporting — a policy objective that shaped how the government handled UAP reports for…
A 1971 Australian Department of Defence Joint Intelligence Organization minute paper, authored by O.H. Turner (Head, Nuclear Branch), transmitting two analytical documents to the Director addressing the scientific and intelligence aspects of the UFO problem.…
Skeptic note: This is a secondary analytical document authored by an Australian intelligence official synthesizing open-source and previously declassified U.S. records, not a primary incident report. Many of its…
A SECRET memorandum dated 17 December 1953 from the Chief of CIA's Physics and Electronics Division to the Assistant Director of Scientific Intelligence, summarizing the current status of the UFOB project across U.S. and allied agencies. It details USAF…
Skeptic note: This is an administrative status report on UFOB project activities rather than an incident report; it contains no specific UAP sighting data or physical evidence. The document discusses procedural…
This multi-page file documents the 1965-1969 deliberations, correspondence, and related records of the USAF Scientific Advisory Board's Ad Hoc Committee to Review Project Blue Book. It includes meeting statistics, memos, attendee lists, verbatim notes, and…
Skeptic note: This document contains no UAP incident reports but rather policy and administrative deliberations about how to investigate UFOs. A key internal admission notes that the UFO problem is '99% public…
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