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Missing a source? Suggest one →First official tranche of declassified UAP records released by the Department of War under the PURSUE program (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters). Covers documents from the FBI, CIA, DOD, NASA, and State Department — some dating back to the 1940s. Release 1, published on May 8, 2026, contains 162 documents from 4 agencies (Department of War, FBI, NASA, Department of State), including 120 PDFs, 28 videos, 14 images. Each file below has a neutral AI summary and a credibility note; the original is always linked.
This multi-document package contains a collection of classified memoranda and correspondence from 1947 between the Air Materiel Command (AMC), Army Air Forces (AAF), and related intelligence offices concerning 'Flying Discs' and 'Flying Saucers.' The…
Skeptic note: This is an analytical assessment based on aggregated witness reports with no sensor corroboration documented in these pages; Twining explicitly acknowledged the lack of physical evidence. One…
This is a 9-page SECRET (NOFORN) Air Intelligence Information Report (IR 193-55) dated 14 October 1955, prepared by US Air Attaché Lt. Col. Thomas S. Ryan, documenting an eyewitness account by three high-credibility US observers — Senator Richard Russell,…
Skeptic note: Three witnesses are highly credible (a sitting US Senator, a US Army Lt. Col., and a Senate committee consultant), but the sighting was a brief visual observation from a moving train at dusk with no…
This is a large FBI case file (62-HQ-83894, serial 130) containing approximately 126 pages of declassified records from 1947 documenting the initial 'flying saucer' wave. The file aggregates incident reports, sworn witness statements, military intelligence…
Skeptic note: This is an extraordinary compilation file rather than a single incident report, aggregating dozens of separate witness accounts with varying credibility. Several key credibility limitations exist:…
This document is a multi-item Top Secret intelligence package (TT 1524) compiled by USAFE in November 1948, forwarded to General Cabell at USAF Directorate of Intelligence. It contains several distinct intelligence items including a report of an unidentified…
Skeptic note: The key flying saucer content (USAFE 14) is based on second-hand reporting: USAF officers relaying Swedish intelligence conclusions, not direct US witness accounts. The Swedish lake crater is…
This FBI file (Serial 438) contains multiple copies of two detailed investigative reports dated May 8, 1964, documenting the famous Socorro, New Mexico UFO incident of April 24, 1964. The file includes FBI Special Agent D. Arthur Byrnes Jr.'s field report…
Skeptic note: Single primary witness (Zamora) for the object itself; Sergeant Chavez arrived after the object departed and only corroborated physical ground traces, not the object. The document contains multiple…
This SECRET//NOFORN document is a detailed chronological incident report (likely an FBI 302 or similar intelligence debrief) in which a senior US intelligence official (Witness 1) recounts a multi-hour UAP encounter in 2025 at or near a classified US…
Skeptic note: All specific names, locations, coordinates, dates, and organizational identifiers are redacted, significantly limiting independent verification. The FLIR camera angle limitation meant many sightings…
Redaction across analysed files: 64 none · 43 moderate · 24 heavy · 13 light.
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