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Missing a source? Suggest one →Fifth official tranche of declassified UAP records released by the Department of War under the PURSUE program (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters) — Department of War, FBI, CIA, Department of State, Executive Office of the President. Release 5, published on August 6, 2026, contains 25 documents from 5 agencies (FBI, Department of War, CIA, Department of State, …), including 22 PDFs, 3 images. Each file below has a neutral AI summary and a credibility note; the original is always linked.
CIA TOP SECRET memoranda dated February 1965 (under BYEMAN/OXCART control) document an analysis of an unidentified flying object incident near Puerto Rico on November 19, 1964. The documents include a memorandum from the Assistant Director for Special…
Skeptic note: The CIA's own conclusion is that the November 19 object was 'probably' a delta-wing fighter of foreign origin — not definitively unknown. The Soviet MiG-21 hypothesis is offered as plausible but…
Classified briefing notes prepared for Walter N. Elder, Executive Assistant to the CIA Director, summarizing multiple UFO encounters near Puerto Rico on November 16, 17, 18, 19, and 24 November (year not stated but context indicates 1964). The USS Gyatt, a…
Skeptic note: No mundane explanation is offered in the document. The report is strong in that it includes both radar tracking (USS Gyatt with motion pictures of radar scope) and a visual observation by a military…
This is a US Air Force Intelligence Information Report (IIR) filed by AFSOC (Air Force Special Operations Command) documenting approximately 25 instances of UAPs observed by a USSOF AC-130 Gunship crew during a nighttime live-fire training exercise over the…
Skeptic note: The primary sensor video evidence (EO/IR footage) was lost due to an inexplicable DVR failure, leaving the report dependent solely on crew testimony and TACTOOL-derived speed estimates. Speed…
This January 1947 War Department Intelligence Division review analyzes the 'Ghost Rockets' phenomenon reported over Scandinavia beginning in May 1946. The document synthesizes multiple witness accounts, Swedish government statements, and U.S. military…
Skeptic note: The vast majority of sightings were made by untrained civilian observers with widely inconsistent descriptions. No physical fragments or impact points were ever recovered. The single most credible…
This is a CIA Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) wire report dated November 9, 1963, translating a Rio de Janeiro Radio Tupi broadcast about an alleged large metal sphere that crashed in Conde, Bahia, Brazil, gouging a four-meter hole and…
Skeptic note: This document is a secondary relay of a local Portuguese-language radio broadcast — not a firsthand witness account or sensor report. The source is a single regional radio station (Radio Tupi), and…
This FBI FD-302 documents a March 2024 interview with a redacted former U.S. military pilot (also a civilian pilot) who described multiple UAP encounters: recurring unexplained white lights observed by multiple pilots during transatlantic and domestic…
Skeptic note: All witness names and identifying information are redacted, limiting independent verification. The 2023-2024 light sightings are described by a single primary witness (though other pilots are…
Redaction across analysed files: 10 none · 5 moderate · 3 heavy · 2 light.
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