PURSUE: what is really in the 270 UAP documents
Between 8 May and 18 September 2026 the Pentagon published 270 PDF documents on UAP in six releases. We read every one of them, page by page, and sorted them into three tiers: the ones that matter, background material and the ones to set aside. Every quote links to its page in the official PDF.
Why PURSUE. It stands for “Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters”, the name under which the US Department of War publishes declassified UAP documents on its official page war.gov/UFO. The six releases analysed here came out between 8 May and 18 September 2026.
In brief
- 270 PDFs, 11,268 pages in releases 01–06 of the PURSUE programme, published on war.gov between 8 May and 18 September 2026. We read them all: 8,779 already had text, 2,488 were scans and went through OCR, and only one could not be read.
- 64 relevant (2,383 pages), 197 background (8,566 pages), 9 set aside (319 pages).
- 96 documents carry at least one verbatim quote, with its page number and a link to the official PDF.
- 182 media files (video, photos and audio) from the same releases are only listed by the government and are not analysed here.
- The “155,000 pages” that made headlines in early October are not a Pentagon release: they are an archive built by the New York Times from documents from seven countries. This page covers only the 270 official PURSUE PDFs.
Method
Source. Only the official PDFs published on war.gov/UFO in releases 01–06. We downloaded every one, 270 out of 270, and counted their pages.
Reading. We extracted the text of every page. Where a PDF had no text, as with scans, we recovered it with OCR (optical character recognition), redoing some difficult pages at a higher resolution. We used artificial intelligence tools to read and classify the documents, then checked every quote against the text of the PDF page it cites.
Quotes. They are reproduced word for word, in the original English, including the typos of the scans and the OCR: we do not correct them. Next to each quote we say where it comes from: the PDF text, our OCR, or our OCR redone at 400 dpi. Only one document (341_110677) has no extractable text: its quotes were transcribed by eye from the page image, and we say so.
The three tiers. Relevant: a concrete UAP sighting or investigation with substantial data: sensors, several witnesses, a military or official assessment. Background: context: programmes, policy, correspondence, studies, administration, images without text, thin reports (a single witness, one line in a mission report). Set aside: duplicates, unreadable files, documents that are not about UAP or are not relevant. The reason is given for each. Military mission reports count as relevant only when they describe anomalous manoeuvres or sensor signatures in detail. “Relevant” does not mean unexplained: when the document, or another official document, offers an explanation, we report it.
Titles, dates and places. Titles are those of the official files. Dates and places come from a public index of the documents (UAP Ledger), corrected wherever the PDF says otherwise; every difference is flagged in the document's note. We did not use UAP Ledger's AI-written summaries as a source, and they do not appear here.
Map. The places on the map come only from the text of the documents, never from the index: for each point we give the document, the page and the exact words.
Translation. This dossier was written in Italian and translated; the quotes stay in the original English.
The classification is an editorial judgement and may contain mistakes: you can report them in the Corrections section. Alien Watch's general method is explained on the Method and reports page.
Strongest cases
The 20 relevant documents with the most solid data, in order. For each: the exact quote with its page, why it matters and, where there is one, the official explanation.
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01
Release 05 · CIA · November 1964 · Caribbean Sea · 2 pages
CIA-UAP-D023: Briefing Notes for Mr. Walter Elder
CIA notes (1964-65): a Navy destroyer tracks an object on radar at over 3,800 knots near Puerto Rico; an F-8 pilot also sees it.
«contact tracking in excess of 3,800 knots»
Another quote
«The pilot estimated spead to be in excess of Mach 3.»
Why it matters: naval radar (over 3,800 knots for 21 minutes) plus an F-8 pilot; CIA assessment in CIA-UAP-D022.
Official explanation: In the CIA memo of 11 February 1965 (CIA-UAP-D022, p. 4) the object of 19 November is assessed as “probably a delta-wing fighter”; the other objects of 16-24 November “would appear to be unidentified aircraft”.
Note: Quotes from OCR redone at 400 dpi.
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02
Release 05 · DOW · 8 September 2021 · 7 pages
DOW-UAP-D101: Intelligence Information Report, Unresolved UAP Report, Gulf of Oman, 2021
Intelligence Information Report: a special operations AC-130 sees about 25 UAPs during a live-fire exercise in the Gulf of Oman (8 September 2021).
«a USSOF AC-i30 Gunship observed approximately 25 instances of UAPs while conducting a live lire exercise in the Gulf or Oman»
Another quote
«two approximately four.foot diameter cold orbs between o to 20 feet above the surface of the water»
Why it matters: AC-130 crew, EO/IR sensors, about 25 events, a speed estimate, DVR failure.
Note: The report also notes that the onboard video recorder failed.
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03
Release 04 · DOE · 1 September 2015 · Texas · 7 pages
DOE-UAP-D005: Pantex Unidentified Object Incident Report, 2015
Incident report from the Pantex nuclear plant (Texas, 1 September 2015 according to the account on p. 3; the cover letter and title page, pp. 1-2, say 2 September): an object picked up by the surveillance radar and seen by the guards.
«the Pantex Ground Surveillance Radar (GSR) detection system identified an unknown object»
Another quote
«described it as being approximately 4 ft. tall and 2 ft. wide at the bottom.»
Why it matters: surveillance radar plus armed guards at a nuclear weapons plant; images in DOE-UAP-D001.
Note: The report says the object did not appear threatening. Images in DOE-UAP-D001.
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04
Release 03 · CIA · July 2008 · Harare, Zimbabwe · 3 pages
CIA-UAP-017: Placement on High Alert Due to Perceived Aggressive Foreign Posturing
CIA report (July 2008): an object seen over Harare airport helps put Zimbabwe on alert.
«At one point during observation, "beams" were observed emanating from the object»
Another quote
«the object was disc-like in shape with a hollow center, and had a series of rotating lights on the underside of the airframe.»
Why it matters: possible radar and optical detection over an airport, with operational consequences (an alert).
Note: Quotes from OCR redone at 400 dpi.
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05
Release 01 · DOS · 27 January 1994 · Kazakhstan · 3 pages
State Department UAP Cable 002, Kazakhstan, January 31, 1994
Cable from the embassy in Dushanbe (1994): the pilots of a Boeing 747SP watch an object making 90-degree turns for about forty minutes.
«THEY WATCHED THE OBJECT FOR SOME FORTY MINUTES AS IT MANEUVERED IN CIRCLES, CORKSCREWS AND MADE 90-DEGREE TURNS AT RAPID RATES OF SPEED AND UNDER VERY HIGH G'S.»
Another quote
«WE HAVE NO OPINION AND REPORT THE ABOVE FOR WHAT IT MAY BE WORTH.»
Why it matters: experienced airline crew, 40 minutes of observation, photos reported.
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06
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 4 pages
DOW-UAP-D077: AARO Unresolved Case Analysis Update: Western United States Event
AARO update (2026) on the 'Western US Event': six federal agents report 'orbs' launching other 'orbs' near a sensitive site; the case is unresolved.
«six federal law enforcement special agents reported observing “orbs launching other orbs,” near a sensitive national security site»
Another quote
«AARO assesses that contextual factors supersede those limitations, and that the nature of the reported incident warrants further investigation.»
Why it matters: AARO assessment with six federal agents as independent witnesses (statements in DOW-UAP-D079–D083).
Official explanation: AARO: unresolved, needs further work.
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07
Release 02 · ODNI · 2025 · Western United States · 2 pages
ODNI-UAP-D001: USPER Narrative, Senior USIC Official
Account by a senior US intelligence official (2025) of a 'super-hot' object on FLIR that rises from the ground and comes within ten feet of the helicopter.
«ground teams reported spotting a UAP on FLIR, describing it as “super-hot,” low to the ground»
Another quote
«the object had risen from the ground, approached within ten feet of the helicopter, dropped below us, and then sped away»
Why it matters: FLIR plus a close-range sighting from a helicopter, by a high-level witness.
Note: The document carries a correction note dated 26 May 2026. Same event as usper-statement-redacted.
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08
Release 03 · ICA · 15 February 2022 · Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S. · 4 pages
ICA-UAP-D001: Analysis: Colorado Springs UAP Incident, 2022
Intelligence analysis of the object seen over Cheyenne Mountain on 15 February 2022, described by the service members as stationary and changing shape.
«resembling an angular, non-symmetrical potato made of /uneven panels, which was completely stationary about 300-500 feet /above Cheyanne Mountain while slowly changing shape.»
Why it matters: five service members as witnesses, and an intelligence analysis with a low-confidence explanation (see FBI-UAP-D001).
Official explanation: 'Possible Backscattering of Sunlight', with low confidence.
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09
Release 01 · DOS · 24 January 1985 · Papua New Guinea · 3 pages
State Department UAP Cable 001, Papua New Guinea, January 28, 1985
Cable from the embassy in Port Moresby (1985): an airline pilot's radar picks up a high-altitude, high-speed aircraft; the US rules out any flights of its own.
«PILOT SAID HIS RADAR PICKED UP AIRCRAFT FLYING SOUT H TO NORTH AT HIGH ALTITUDE AND HIGH SPEED»
Another quote
«WE KNEW OF NO B-52 OVERFLIGHTS AND NO U.S. AIRCRAFT IN PNG AIRSPACE ON JANUARY 24.»
Why it matters: airliner's onboard radar, visual sightings, US denial of any flights of its own.
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10
Release 05 · DOW · 1946 · Sweden · 8 pages
DOW-UAP-D099: Intelligence Review of “Ghost Rocket” Incidents, 1947
War Department intelligence review (January 1947) of the 1946 'ghost rockets' over Scandinavia, with testimony from Swedish military pilots.
«he saw a dark, cigar-shaped object about 50 feet long and 3 feet in diameter flying 200 feet above»
Another quote
«In no case have fragments been found other than bits of material described as "nonmetallic slag."»
Why it matters: intelligence review with military pilots as witnesses and a search for fragments.
Note: The index gives 1947-01-09 (the document's date); the events took place in 1946.
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11
Release 04 · DOE · 16 February 1949 · New Mexico · 25 pages
DOE-UAP-D004: Los Alamos Conference on Aerial Phenomena, 1949
Proceedings of the Los Alamos conference (16 February 1949) on the 'green fireballs', with Edward Teller and astronomer Lincoln LaPaz.
«the fireball which I personoJ.1y vi tnesaed on the night of December 12, 1948, ws not, in my opinion, e. conventional. meteor :fall.»
Why it matters: high-level scientific conference with first-hand testimony from an astronomer.
Note: The index gives 1949-03-22 (the document's date); the conference was held on 16 February 1949. OCR with typos.
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12
Release 06 · DOW · Boston, Massachusetts · 19 pages
DOW-UAP-D154: Transcript of a Presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, 1952
Transcript of a presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt (Project Blue Book, 26 March 1952) on unresolved cases and radar data.
«about 20% are very good reports offered by very reliable people»
Another quote
«They, they came up with a speed of about 3,500 miles an hour, but again, they won't back that up»
Why it matters: primary source from the head of Blue Book on unresolved cases and radar data.
Note: The presentation dates from 26 March 1952; the cases it mentions are from 1947-1952. The date in the index (1952-03-26) is the document's date, not an event's.
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13
Release 01 · NARA RG341 · 1948 · Netherlands · 7 pages
Collection and dissemination of intelligence 1948–1955, Top Secret, container no. 2 (NARA, RG 341)
File: 341_110448_Records_Relating_to_the_Collection_and_Dissemination_of_Intelligence_1948-1955-TS_CONT_No.2_2-5300-2-5399
USAF intelligence report from Europe, 1948: an object hovering over Neubiberg Air Base for about thirty minutes, and the assessment of the Swedish services.
«one was observ·ed hovering over Neubiberg Air Base tor ab:>ut thirt-7 minutes»
Another quote
«unknown or unidentified technology, possibly outside the earth»
Why it matters: 30 minutes of hovering over a USAF base, and an assessment by the Swedish services.
Note: The phrase about 'technology possibly from outside the Earth' is attributed to Swedish sources; it is not a USAF conclusion. Partial OCR.
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14
Release 04 · DOW · 1948 · Virginia · 34 pages
DOW-UAP-D094: Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United States, 1949
Air Intelligence Study 203 (1948-49): USAF analysis of about 210 incidents, concluding that some kind of flying object has in fact been observed.
«support the contention that some type of flying object has been observed. Approximately 210 incidents have been reported.»
Another quote
«rr MUST be accepted that some type of flying objects have bean observed, although their identification and origin are not d1scernable.»
Why it matters: official USAF conclusion, 1948-49, on about 210 incidents.
Note: Drafts of the same study are in DOW-UAP-D093. The index gives 1949-04-28 (the document's date).
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15
Release 01 · DOW · 20 September 2024 · Iraq · 6 pages
DOW-UAP-D028: Mission Report, Iraq, September 2024
AC-130 mission report in Iraq (20 September 2024): a UAP with a strong heat signature crosses the sensors' field of view between a missile's release and its impact.
«UAP FLEW THROUGH»
Another quote
«UAP CREATED IR LENS FLARE ON MX-20 & MX-25 SENSORS, INDICATING A SIGNIFICANT HEAT SOURCE.»
Why it matters: heat signature on two sensors during a live engagement.
Official explanation: Observer's assessment: 'Benign'.
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16
Release 01 · DOW · 7 June 2024 · Gulf of Oman · 8 pages
DOW-UAP-D027: Mission Report, United Arab Emirates, October 2023
Mission report over the Gulf of Oman (7 June 2024): a sphere, hot in infrared, with a vertical rod beneath it, at 140 knots just above the water.
«GLOWING HOT SPHERICAL UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT WITH A VERTICAL UNWAVERING CYLINDRICAL POLE/BAR ATTACHED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE OBJECT»
Another quote
«FLYING STRAIGHT JUST OVER THE WATER AT SPEED OF 140KNOTS»
Why it matters: object described in detail in infrared, with speed and altitude.
Note: The title says October 2023, but the text gives DTG 070457Z JUN24 (7 June 2024). The text itself suggests the rod may be a reflection on the water ('POSS REFLECTION').
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17
Release 01 · DOW · 27 October 2020 · 1 page
DOW-UAP-D058: Range Fouler Debrief, NA, October 2020
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (27 October 2020): radar lock and pod video on two hot contacts, one circling the other, with radar jamming received.
«THE TARGET POD SHOWED 2 IR SIGNIFICANT CONTACTS.»
Another quote
«NOISE JAMMING WAS RECIEVED»
Why it matters: two IR contacts on the targeting pod, with radar jamming received.
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18
Release 01 · FBI · September 2023 · United States · 2 pages
FBI September 2023 Sighting - Serial 004
FBI FD-302 interview record (September 2023): the driver of the first vehicle describes a cigar-shaped, bronze metallic object, as long as two or three Black Hawk helicopters, with an extremely bright light.
«The ob j ect was a l mos t hovering, slowl y mov ing f rom east to wes t .»
Why it matters: several independent witnesses of the same event (with serial-4 and serial_5) and a detailed description.
Note: Same event as serial_5 and serial-4. The extracted text has stray spaces between letters (the PDF's own OCR).
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19
Release 01 · FBI · 24 April 1964 · 40 pages
62-HQ-83894 Serial 438: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 438
FBI Albuquerque report on the Socorro case (24 April 1964): police officer Lonnie Zamora's account, taken down by an FBI agent who was in the area.
«heard a roar and saw a flame in the sky to the southwest some distance away»
Another quote
«The flame was bluish and sort of orange too.»
Why it matters: Socorro case, 1964: account taken first-hand by an FBI agent.
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20
Release 06 · DOW · 2 July 1952 · Tremonton, Utah · 156 pages
DOW-UAP-D102: Project Blue Book File on Tremonton Film, Utah, 1952
Project Blue Book file on the Tremonton film (Utah, 2 July 1952), with analyses by several agencies and alternative hypotheses.
«NO AIRCRAFT, BIRDS, BUJ..OONS, OR OTHER IDEtrrIFIABLE OBJECTS SEEN IN AIR»
Another quote
«the Air Force cannot positively identify the objects but they are reasonably sure that they are balloons or gulls»
Why it matters: film analysed by several agencies, with alternative hypotheses on record.
Official explanation: In the file: the Air Force cannot positively identify the objects but is 'reasonably sure' they are balloons or seagulls.
Map of the cases
Where the 64 relevant documents take place, according to the documents themselves. A document goes on the map only if its text names a specific place (a town, a base, an airport, a facility) or a 100 km square of the MGRS military grid; each point gives the document, the page and the exact words. The map shows 25 documents in 22 places; the other 39 give no usable location and are listed below.
Places on the map 22
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Tremonton (Utah)
specific place
- DOW-UAP-D102 · the document says:
the film from Tremonton, Utah, showing unidentified aerial objects
· PDF p. 9 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D102 · the document says:
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Socorro (New Mexico)
specific place
- 62-HQ-83894 Serial 438 · the document says:
SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO APRIL 24 , 1964
· PDF p. 2 ↗ - DOW-UAP-D017 · the document says:
the general noighborhood of Socorro
· PDF p. 5 ↗
- 62-HQ-83894 Serial 438 · the document says:
- 3
Los Alamos (New Mexico)
specific place
- DOE-UAP-D004 · the document says:
LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO
· PDF p. 1 ↗
- DOE-UAP-D004 · the document says:
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Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs
specific place
- ICA-UAP-D001 · the document says:
An airborne object over Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado
· PDF p. 3 ↗ - FBI-UAP-D001 · the document says:
hovering just over Cheyanne mountain
· PDF p. 1 ↗
- ICA-UAP-D001 · the document says:
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Pantex Plant, Amarillo (Texas)
specific place
- DOE-UAP-D005 · the document says:
Pantex Unidentified Object Report
· PDF p. 1 ↗ - DOE-UAP-D005 · the document says:
Pantex Plant Amarillo, TX
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- DOE-UAP-D005 · the document says:
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40–50 miles north-east of Sioux Falls (South Dakota)
approximate place
- FBI-UAP-D024 · the document says:
the airplane was 40 - 50 miles northeast of Sioux Fal l s
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- FBI-UAP-D024 · the document says:
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Off Puerto Rico
area named in the document
- CIA-UAP-D023 · the document says:
On returning to Roosevelt Road's Naval Air Station
· PDF p. 1 ↗ - CIA-UAP-D022 · the document says:
a UFO in the vicinity of Puerto Rico during period 18-24 November 1964
· PDF p. 6 ↗
- CIA-UAP-D023 · the document says:
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About 10 miles from Boston (Massachusetts)
approximate place
- 62-HQ-83894 Serial 130 · the document says:
appro~i matel y 10 miles , or Bosto11
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- 62-HQ-83894 Serial 130 · the document says:
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Neubiberg Air Base (Germany)
specific place
- 341_110448_records_relating_to_the_collection_and_dissemination_of_intelligence_1948-1955-ts_cont_no.2_2-5300-2-5399 · the document says:
hovering over Neubiberg Air Base
· PDF p. 5 ↗
- 341_110448_records_relating_to_the_collection_and_dissemination_of_intelligence_1948-1955-ts_cont_no.2_2-5300-2-5399 · the document says:
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Aegean Sea
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 35S KD
- DOW-UAP-D033 · the document says:
Friendly Aircraft Location: 35SKD5
· PDF p. 6 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D033 · the document says:
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Eastern Mediterranean
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 35S QT
- DOW-UAP-D025 · the document says:
First Coordinate: 35SQT44 7
· PDF p. 7 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D025 · the document says:
- 12
Harare airport (Zimbabwe)
specific place
- CIA-UAP-017 · the document says:
directly over the Harare airport
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- CIA-UAP-017 · the document says:
- 13
South-eastern Syria
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 37S ET
- DOW-UAP-D074 · the document says:
Friendly Aircraft Location: 37S ET 34
· PDF p. 9 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D074 · the document says:
- 14
Syria–Iraq border area
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 37S GA
- DOW-UAP-D020 · the document says:
FLT ENTERED SY AIRSPACE
· PDF p. 1 ↗ - DOW-UAP-D020 · the document says:
Friendly Aircraft Location: 37SGA1
· PDF p. 6 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D020 · the document says:
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Western Iraq
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 38S KC
- DOW-UAP-D028 · the document says:
First Coordinate: 38SKC59
· PDF p. 5 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D028 · the document says:
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Baku–Tiflis railway, near Adzhikabul (Azerbaijan)
approximate place
- CIA-UAP-006 · the document says:
I boarded a train at Baku for Tiflis
· PDF p. 1 ↗ - 341_110677_numerical_file_5-2500 · the document says:
between ATJATY [?] and ADZHIJABUL, ten minutes by rail after departing ATJATY
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- CIA-UAP-006 · the document says:
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Kazakhstan, 45° N 55° E
specific place
- dos-uap-d2-cable-2-kazakhstan-january-1994 · the document says:
AT LAT 45 NORTH AND LONG 55 EAST, OVER KAZAKHSTAN
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- dos-uap-d2-cable-2-kazakhstan-january-1994 · the document says:
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Persian Gulf
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 39R WL
- DOW-UAP-D042 · the document says:
MGRS Grid of initial contact: 39RWL2
· PDF p. 1 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D042 · the document says:
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Gulf of Oman
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 40R EN
- DOW-UAP-D101 · the document says:
live fire training the Gulf of Oman
· PDF p. 2 ↗ - DOW-UAP-D101 · the document says:
MGRS: 40REN6
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D101 · the document says:
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Gulf of Oman, off the Omani coast
100 km MGRS square · MGRS 40R GM
- DOW-UAP-D027 · the document says:
Location (MGRS): 40RGM85
· PDF p. 5 ↗
- DOW-UAP-D027 · the document says:
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Bagram (Afghanistan)
specific place
- FBI-UAP-D024 · the document says:
the stars were getting blacked out over Bagram
· PDF p. 3 ↗
- FBI-UAP-D024 · the document says:
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Angoram (Papua New Guinea)
specific place
- dos-uap-d1-cable-1-papua-new-guinea-january-1985 · the document says:
WHEN HE WAS OVER ANGORAM (VIC 4 DEG S, 144 DEG E)
· PDF p. 2 ↗
- dos-uap-d1-cable-1-papua-new-guinea-january-1985 · the document says:
Location not given 39
39 relevant documents stay off the map: the location is too general or missing, the event happened in space, or the document collects many cases in different places.
Location too general (a country, a state, a sea, a region) 16
- DOW-UAP-D079 ·
Western U.S. Event
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D080 ·
Western U.S. Event
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D081 ·
Western U.S. Event
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D082 ·
Western U.S. Event
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D083 ·
Western U.S. Event
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D077 ·
a sensitive national security site in the western United States
(p. 1) - western_us_event_slides_5.08.2026 ·
Location: Western U.S.
(p. 1) - serial-3_redacted ·
United States
(p. 1) - serial-4-redacted_redacted ·
United States
(p. 1) - serial_5_redacted_redacted ·
United States
(p. 1) - FBI-UAP-D040 ·
United States
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D099 ·
over central Sweden
(p. 4) - DOW-UAP-D098 ·
movies of unidentified objects taken in Utah
(p. 3) - CIA-UAP-016 ·
South Ladakh, North East Nepal, North Sikkim and Western Bhutan
(p. 3) - LLE-UAP-D004 ·
a law enforcement officer in Colorado
(p. 1) - DOW-UAP-D057 ·
over the Gulf of Aden
(p. 1)
No location in the document 11
- ODNI-UAP-D001
- usper-statement-redacted
- FBI-UAP-D007
- FBI-UAP-D032
- FBI-UAP-D033
- FBI-UAP-D037
- DOW-UAP-D038
- DOW-UAP-D044
- DOW-UAP-D058
- DOW-UAP-D090
- 331_120752_numeric_files_1944_1945_37153_german_armament_equipment_documents
In space 2
Collections of cases in different places 10
All documents
The 270 PDFs by tier, with release, event date, place, pages and the reason for their classification. The title opens the official PDF on war.gov. The same list can be downloaded as a CSV.
Relevant 64
A concrete UAP sighting or investigation with substantial data: sensors, several witnesses, a military or official assessment.
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Numeric files 1944–1945: documents on German armament (NARA, RG 331)
File: 331_120752_Numeric_Files_1944–1945_37153_German_Armament_Equipment_Documents
Release 01 · NARA RG331 · 1945 · Germany · 17 pages
Allied correspondence from 1944-45 on the 'foo fighters': lights reported by pilots of the 415th Night Fighter Squadron, passed all the way up to the British Air Ministry.
2 quotes
«there is no information at this Headquarters which might explain the nature and cause of? the Lights and other phenomena described by the pilots of this Squedron»
«262 and for the reat, flak rockets are suggested as the most likely explanation»
Official explanation: Air Ministry: probably Me-262s and anti-aircraft rockets ('most likely explanation'), but 'still something of a mystery'.
Note: Text entirely from OCR, with typos.
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Collection and dissemination of intelligence 1948–1955, Top Secret, container no. 2 (NARA, RG 341)
File: 341_110448_Records_Relating_to_the_Collection_and_Dissemination_of_Intelligence_1948-1955-TS_CONT_No.2_2-5300-2-5399
Release 01 · NARA RG341 · 1948 · Netherlands · 7 pages
USAF intelligence report from Europe, 1948: an object hovering over Neubiberg Air Base for about thirty minutes, and the assessment of the Swedish services.
2 quotes
«one was observ·ed hovering over Neubiberg Air Base tor ab:>ut thirt-7 minutes»
«unknown or unidentified technology, possibly outside the earth»
Note: The phrase about 'technology possibly from outside the Earth' is attributed to Swedish sources; it is not a USAF conclusion. Partial OCR.
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Numeric file 5-2500: air intelligence report on the Caucasus, 1955 (NARA, RG 341)
File: 341_110677_Numerical_File,_5-2500
Release 01 · NARA RG341 · 4 October 1955 · Azerbaijan · 10 pages
Air Intelligence Information Report from 1955 (US air attaché in Prague): three American observers on a train in the Caucasus see two 'discs' take off vertically.
2 quotes
«This report contains an eye witness account of the ascent and flight of an unconventional aircraft in the Trans Caucasus region of the USSR.»
«The three observers were firmly convinced that they saw a genuine flying saucer or flying disc.»
Note: No extractable text (print halftone, OCR failed): quotes transcribed by eye from the image of page 2, not verifiable against extracted text. Same 4 October 1955 event as CIA-UAP-006, CIA-UAP-D020 and CIA-UAP-D021. Date in the index (14 Oct 1955) = date of the report.
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File 319.1 “Flying Discs”, 1949 (NARA, RG 342)
File: 342_HS1-416511228_319.1 Flying Discs 1949
Release 01 · NARA RG342 · 1949 · 143 pages
1949 USAF file of unidentified flying object reports from a Flight Service Center, with forms filled in by aircrews in flight.
Quote
«Clock position of object from observer's aircrafts Four o'clock, approximately thirty miles to the right and to the rear»
Note: Collection of several cases; partial OCR (73/143 pages).
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Incident Summaries 1-100: sighting sheets, 1947 (NARA, RG 38)
File: 38_143685_box7_Incident_Summaries_1-100
Release 01 · NARA RG38 · 1947 · 209 pages
Incident sheets 1-100 of Project Sign/Grudge (1947), with sightings from military bases and several witnesses per case.
Quote
«2 silver objects of either spherical or disc-like shape moving about 300 MPH»
Note: UAP Ledger lists 30 pages; the PDF has 209. Possible overlap with DOW-UAP-D087 (same Muroc case of July 1947), not checked page by page. OCR on 198/209 pages.
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Incident Summaries 101-172: sighting sheets, 1947-48 (NARA, RG 38)
File: 38_143685_box_Incident_Summaries_101-172
Release 01 · NARA RG38 · 1948 · 178 pages
Incident sheets 101-172 of Project Sign/Grudge (1947-48), with witness details and a case-by-case assessment.
Quote
«the astronomers of Chamberlin Observatory (Denver) did not so assess it: it is said in the dispatch that these officials could offer no explanation of it»
Official explanation: Case-by-case assessments (some cases explained as meteors).
Note: UAP Ledger lists 30 pages; the PDF has 178. Possible overlap in content with DOW-UAP-D088 (same cases, different scans), not checked page by page.
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Incident Summaries 173-233: sighting sheets, 1948 (NARA, RG 38)
File: 38_143685_box_Incident_Summaries_173-233
Release 01 · NARA RG38 · 1948 · 144 pages
Incident sheets 173-233 of Project Sign/Grudge (1948), with cases from military bases and their explanations.
2 quotes
«an unidentified flying object was vieidle from the ground at Godman AFB»
«the unidentified object was ascertained to be the planet Verms»
Official explanation: For incident 187 (Godman AFB, 19 August 1948) the object is identified as the planet Venus.
Note: Partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 130: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 130
Release 01 · FBI · 4 August 1947 · 126 pages
Air Defense Command report (1947) passed to the FBI on a sighting by a Pan American captain flying from Gander to New York, with other cases attached.
Quote
«r Powell, an Airlinea Captain with P n American Ainni.ye , Jne., waa the firet pilot»
Note: OCR with many typos.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 438: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 438
Release 01 · FBI · 24 April 1964 · 40 pages
FBI Albuquerque report on the Socorro case (24 April 1964): police officer Lonnie Zamora's account, taken down by an FBI agent who was in the area.
2 quotes
«heard a roar and saw a flame in the sky to the southwest some distance away»
«The flame was bluish and sort of orange too.»
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State Department UAP Cable 001, Papua New Guinea, January 28, 1985
Release 01 · DOS · 24 January 1985 · Papua New Guinea · 3 pages
Cable from the embassy in Port Moresby (1985): an airline pilot's radar picks up a high-altitude, high-speed aircraft; the US rules out any flights of its own.
2 quotes
«PILOT SAID HIS RADAR PICKED UP AIRCRAFT FLYING SOUT H TO NORTH AT HIGH ALTITUDE AND HIGH SPEED»
«WE KNEW OF NO B-52 OVERFLIGHTS AND NO U.S. AIRCRAFT IN PNG AIRSPACE ON JANUARY 24.»
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State Department UAP Cable 002, Kazakhstan, January 31, 1994
Release 01 · DOS · 27 January 1994 · Kazakhstan · 3 pages
Cable from the embassy in Dushanbe (1994): the pilots of a Boeing 747SP watch an object making 90-degree turns for about forty minutes.
2 quotes
«THEY WATCHED THE OBJECT FOR SOME FORTY MINUTES AS IT MANEUVERED IN CIRCLES, CORKSCREWS AND MADE 90-DEGREE TURNS AT RAPID RATES OF SPEED AND UNDER VERY HIGH G'S.»
«WE HAVE NO OPINION AND REPORT THE ABOVE FOR WHAT IT MAY BE WORTH.»
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DOW-UAP-D020: Mission Report, Iraq, 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 31 March 2023 · Iraq · 6 pages
Mission report from two F-16s over Syria (31 March 2023): 10 to 20 bright objects manoeuvring quickly, recorded on the targeting pod.
2 quotes
«FLT OBSERVED SEVERAL BRIGHT OBJECTS MANUEVERING QUICKLY»
«POSS 10X-20X»
Note: Altitude given as 'FL600+'. Heavily redacted.
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DOW-UAP-D025: Mission Report, Greece, January 2024
Release 01 · DOW · 25 January 2024 · Mediterranean Sea · 7 pages
Mission report over the Mediterranean (25 January 2024): a diamond-shaped object with a rigid 'tail', about 434 knots, visible only on the SWIR camera for about two minutes.
Quote
«THE UAP APPEARED DIAMOND IN SHAPE WITH A NON-MANUEVERING PROBE AT THE BOTTOM. THE UAP ONLY APPEARED ON THE SWIR CAMERA.»
Official explanation: Observer's assessment: 'Benign'.
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DOW-UAP-D027: Mission Report, United Arab Emirates, October 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 7 June 2024 · Gulf of Oman · 8 pages
Mission report over the Gulf of Oman (7 June 2024): a sphere, hot in infrared, with a vertical rod beneath it, at 140 knots just above the water.
2 quotes
«GLOWING HOT SPHERICAL UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT WITH A VERTICAL UNWAVERING CYLINDRICAL POLE/BAR ATTACHED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE OBJECT»
«FLYING STRAIGHT JUST OVER THE WATER AT SPEED OF 140KNOTS»
Note: The title says October 2023, but the text gives DTG 070457Z JUN24 (7 June 2024). The text itself suggests the rod may be a reflection on the water ('POSS REFLECTION').
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DOW-UAP-D028: Mission Report, Iraq, September 2024
Release 01 · DOW · 20 September 2024 · Iraq · 6 pages
AC-130 mission report in Iraq (20 September 2024): a UAP with a strong heat signature crosses the sensors' field of view between a missile's release and its impact.
2 quotes
«UAP FLEW THROUGH»
«UAP CREATED IR LENS FLARE ON MX-20 & MX-25 SENSORS, INDICATING A SIGNIFICANT HEAT SOURCE.»
Official explanation: Observer's assessment: 'Benign'.
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DOW-UAP-D033: Mission Report, Greece, October 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 27 October 2023 · Aegean Sea · 7 pages
Mission report over the Aegean Sea (27 October 2023): a circular object just above the sea surface making several 90-degree turns.
Quote
«THE UAP TOOK MULTIPLE 90 DEGREE TURNS AT AN ESTIMATED 80 MPH.»
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DOW-UAP-D038: Range Fouler Debrief, Middle East, May 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 14 May 2020 · Arabian Gulf · 1 page
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (14 May 2020): an object, white in infrared, followed at 4x zoom as it moves erratically over the water.
Quote
«The crew was able to follow the object as it appeared to make erratic moments above the water.»
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DOW-UAP-D042: Range Fouler Debrief, Japan, 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 31 August 2020 · Arabian Gulf · 1 page
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (31 August 2020): several objects of the same shape, one faster than the other, up to three at once in the sensor's field of view.
Quote
«there were three on the screen at the same time moving amongst each other»
Note: The title says 'Japan, 2023', but the form is dated 08/31/20 and the index gives Arabian Gulf.
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DOW-UAP-D044: Range Fouler Reporting Form, Gulf of Aden, October 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 15 October 2020 · Arabian Sea · 1 page
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (15 October 2020, Gulf of Aden): a round object, cold in infrared, with abrupt changes of direction; sensor ranges recorded.
Quote
«we tracked a round, cold object in IR»
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DOW-UAP-D057: Range Fouler Reporting Form, Gulf of Aden, September 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 4 September 2020 · Gulf of Aden · 1 page
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (4 September 2020, Gulf of Aden): a round object, cold in infrared, at 277 mph, changing direction abruptly for 8 minutes.
Quote
«we tracked a round, cold object in IR traveling 168 degrees at 277 mph. It made a few abrupt dir~ctional changes during the 8 minute contact.»
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DOW-UAP-D058: Range Fouler Debrief, NA, October 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 27 October 2020 · 1 page
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (27 October 2020): radar lock and pod video on two hot contacts, one circling the other, with radar jamming received.
2 quotes
«THE TARGET POD SHOWED 2 IR SIGNIFICANT CONTACTS.»
«NOISE JAMMING WAS RECIEVED»
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DOW-UAP-D074: Mission Report, Syria, November 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 9 November 2023 · Syria · 10 pages
Mission report in Syria (9 November 2023): an object shaped like a 'bouncy ball' at the aircraft's own altitude, at about 424 knots, watched for seven minutes.
Quote
«OBSERVED 1X PROB HC UAP SHAPED AS A BOUNCY BALL COME FROM THE SOUTH AT NEAR CO-ALT.»
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NASA-UAP-D003: Gemini 7 Transcript, 1965
Release 01 · NASA · 5 December 1965 · Low Earth Orbit · 4 pages
Gemini 7 transcript (December 1965): Borman reports a 'bogey' and hundreds of particles; in the same exchange he talks about debris and the booster.
Quote
«I SAID WE HAVE A BOGEY AT TEN O'CLOCK HIGH.»
Official explanation: In the same exchange the crew talks about 'DEBRIS' and about having seen the booster; the document gives no official explanation.
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NASA-UAP-D004: Apollo 11 Technical Crew Debriefing, 1969
Release 01 · NASA · July 1969 · 11 pages
Apollo 11 technical debriefing (1969): the crew describes an object seen through the monocular on the way to the Moon, shaped like an 'L' or an open suitcase.
Quote
«it seemed to have a bit of an L shape to it.»
Official explanation: The crew thought of the S-IVB stage, but ground control put it about 6,000 miles away; the document does not close the case.
Note: Text from OCR.
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FBI September 2023 Sighting - Serial 004
Release 01 · FBI · September 2023 · United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (September 2023): the driver of the first vehicle describes a cigar-shaped, bronze metallic object, as long as two or three Black Hawk helicopters, with an extremely bright light.
Quote
«The ob j ect was a l mos t hovering, slowl y mov ing f rom east to wes t .»
Note: Same event as serial_5 and serial-4. The extracted text has stray spaces between letters (the PDF's own OCR).
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FBI September 2023 Sighting - Serial 005
Release 01 · FBI · September 2023 · United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (September 2023): another witness from the same group describes a linear, metallic grey object with no wings or exhaust and a very bright light.
2 quotes
«saw a linear object with a super bright light on the east side of the object.»
«It did not have any wings or exhaust.»
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FBI September 2023 Sighting - Serial 003
Release 01 · FBI · September 2023 · United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (September 2023): a member of a group of contractors heading to a LiDAR test site sees a bright, stationary light that then moves and disappears.
Quote
«saw a bright light over the horizon. The light was stationary in the air, then started moving to the right and then disappeared.»
Note: Same event as serial-3_redacted and serial-4-redacted_redacted (several independent witnesses).
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USPER Statement about UAP Sighting
Release 01 · FBI · 2025 · United States · 3 pages
Redacted statement (2025) by a senior intelligence official about a helicopter search of a range after sightings of 'orbs' and thuds heard on the ground.
Quote
«spotted a possible aircraft on the horizon moving away to the west.»
Note: Same event as ODNI-UAP-D001 (first-person narrative version).
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Western US Event
Release 01 · DOW · October 2023 · Western United States · 4 pages
Official slides on the 'Western US Event': three pairs of federal agents independently describe orange spheres releasing smaller red spheres.
Quote
«Three teams of two federal law enforcement special agents each (USPER1 through USPER6) independently describe seeing orange “orbs” in the sky emit/launch smaller red “orbs” in groups of two to four»
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DOW-UAP-D017: UAP Reported at Sandia Base, 1948-1950
Release 02 · DOW · 1948 · New Mexico · 116 pages
1948-1950 file on light phenomena ('green fireballs') near Sandia Base and Los Alamos, with reports from several military witnesses and analysis by astronomer Lincoln LaPaz.
2 quotes
«the object seen by Stanfield was not the moon (for the angular diameter is too small) , it was not Venus or any other pl anet (for the angular diameter was too large)»
«I have no hosito.ncy in testifying that ap object possessinr; tho - . •• path o.nd the other poculio.rit ios observed by l'li es srs . Wilson 1 Truett,, Stro,1~., and Skipper was not a fallin g meteorite .»
Note: Text from OCR, with many typos.
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ODNI-UAP-D001: USPER Narrative, Senior USIC Official
Release 02 · ODNI · 2025 · Western United States · 2 pages
Account by a senior US intelligence official (2025) of a 'super-hot' object on FLIR that rises from the ground and comes within ten feet of the helicopter.
2 quotes
«ground teams reported spotting a UAP on FLIR, describing it as “super-hot,” low to the ground»
«the object had risen from the ground, approached within ten feet of the helicopter, dropped below us, and then sped away»
Note: The document carries a correction note dated 26 May 2026. Same event as usper-statement-redacted.
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CIA-UAP-006: Sighting Of Unconventional Aircraft
Release 03 · CIA · 4 October 1955 · Baku, Azerbaijan · 2 pages
CIA report (1955): US citizens on a train near Baku see two objects take off from a Soviet airfield on a spiral path.
Quote
«it was eJected from its launching site, mak1ng not less than three anti not :more than seven fast spirals in the air»
Note: The CIA classes the report as 'UNEVALUATED INFORMATION'. Same event as 341_110677, CIA-UAP-D020 and CIA-UAP-D021.
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CIA-UAP-016: Sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects in Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan
Release 03 · CIA · 1968 · Ladakh, Nepal | Sikkim, India | Bhutam · 6 pages
CIA reports (1968) of sightings in Ladakh, Nepal and Sikkim: bright objects flying fast and silently, with a table of dates, times and directions.
Quote
«A bluish colored object»
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CIA-UAP-017: Placement on High Alert Due to Perceived Aggressive Foreign Posturing
Release 03 · CIA · July 2008 · Harare, Zimbabwe · 3 pages
CIA report (July 2008): an object seen over Harare airport helps put Zimbabwe on alert.
2 quotes
«At one point during observation, "beams" were observed emanating from the object»
«the object was disc-like in shape with a hollow center, and had a series of rotating lights on the underside of the airframe.»
Note: Quotes from OCR redone at 400 dpi.
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DOW-UAP-D077: AARO Unresolved Case Analysis Update: Western United States Event
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 4 pages
AARO update (2026) on the 'Western US Event': six federal agents report 'orbs' launching other 'orbs' near a sensitive site; the case is unresolved.
2 quotes
«six federal law enforcement special agents reported observing “orbs launching other orbs,” near a sensitive national security site»
«AARO assesses that contextual factors supersede those limitations, and that the nature of the reported incident warrants further investigation.»
Official explanation: AARO: unresolved, needs further work.
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DOW-UAP-D079: Narrative Statement 1, Western United States Event, 2023
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 2 pages
Written statement by a federal agent on the 'Western US Event' (2023): a large glowing sphere suddenly appears beside the group.
Quote
«we suddenly noticed a large glowing ball to our right 90 degrees from where we were»
Note: The index spells 'Westen' for 'Western'. One of the five independent statements on the same event (DOW-UAP-D077).
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DOW-UAP-D080: Narrative Statement 2, Western United States Event, 2023
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 8 pages
Written statement by a federal agent on the 'Western US Event' (2023): a bright spherical light with a smaller red light inside it.
Quote
«The bright orb-like light had a smaller red orb-like light within it.»
Note: The index spells 'Westen' for 'Western'. One of the five independent statements on the same event (DOW-UAP-D077).
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DOW-UAP-D081: Narrative Statement 3, Western United States Event, 2023
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 2 pages
Written statement by a federal agent on the 'Western US Event' (2023): the sphere expels three smaller red spheres, and the expulsion looks 'mechanical'.
Quote
«it expelled three smaller red orbs. The expulsion appeared to be mechanical.»
Note: The index spells 'Westen' for 'Western'. One of the five independent statements on the same event (DOW-UAP-D077).
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DOW-UAP-D082: Narrative Statement 4, Western United States Event, 2023
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 3 pages
Written statement by a federal agent on the 'Western US Event' (2023): smaller orange lights come out of the large orange light.
Quote
«appeai·ed to shoot out smaller orange lights as if being hatched from the lai·ger ve1y bright orange light»
Note: The index spells 'Westen' for 'Western'. One of the five independent statements on the same event (DOW-UAP-D077).
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DOW-UAP-D083: Narrative Statement 5, Western United States Event, 2023
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 5 pages
Written statement by a federal agent on the 'Western US Event' (2023): two smaller red spheres break away from the larger one.
Quote
«I am certain I saw two red, smaller orbs release from the larger one going west»
Note: The index spells 'Westen' for 'Western'. One of the five independent statements on the same event (DOW-UAP-D077).
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DOW-UAP-D087: U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 1-100
Release 03 · DOW · 1947 · United States · 253 pages
USAF analysis of flying objects in the United States (1947-48): a collection of case sheets with military and civilian testimony.
Quote
«Witmess states that she say 2 silver-colored diec-like objects flying toward Rojave»
Note: Probable overlap with the 'incident summaries' 1-100 in NARA RG 38 (same cases, different scans); not checked page by page. OCR with many typos.
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DOW-UAP-D088: U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 101-172
Release 03 · DOW · 1948 · 210 pages
Second part of the USAF analysis of flying objects (1948), with incident sheets and assessments.
Quote
«According to the tanker Ticonderoga's secom officer, two "nyinc discs " were seen heading»
Note: Probable overlap with the 'incident summaries' 101-233 in NARA RG 38; not checked page by page. OCR with many typos.
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FBI-UAP-D001: FD-302, Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado Springs, 2022
Release 03 · FBI · 15 February 2022 · Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S. · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 record of the sighting of 15 February 2022: several service members see an object hovering over Cheyenne Mountain (home of NORAD).
Quote
«al l noticed a very strange object that appeared to be hovering just over Cheyanne mountain»
Official explanation: See ICA-UAP-D001: 'possibly backscattering of sunlight', low confidence.
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FBI-UAP-D007: FD-1057-06, Northeastern United States, 2024
Release 03 · FBI · 2024 · Northeastern United States · 4 pages
FBI FD-1057 form (2024) from the north-eastern United States series: the same FBI agents see a white light darting about and other lights among the trees.
Quote
«The white light danced around less than ten seconds, moving side to side, and then disappeared .»
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ICA-UAP-D001: Analysis: Colorado Springs UAP Incident, 2022
Release 03 · ICA · 15 February 2022 · Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S. · 4 pages
Intelligence analysis of the object seen over Cheyenne Mountain on 15 February 2022, described by the service members as stationary and changing shape.
Quote
«resembling an angular, non-symmetrical potato made of /uneven panels, which was completely stationary about 300-500 feet /above Cheyanne Mountain while slowly changing shape.»
Official explanation: 'Possible Backscattering of Sunlight', with low confidence.
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DOE-UAP-D004: Los Alamos Conference on Aerial Phenomena, 1949
Release 04 · DOE · 16 February 1949 · New Mexico · 25 pages
Proceedings of the Los Alamos conference (16 February 1949) on the 'green fireballs', with Edward Teller and astronomer Lincoln LaPaz.
Quote
«the fireball which I personoJ.1y vi tnesaed on the night of December 12, 1948, ws not, in my opinion, e. conventional. meteor :fall.»
Note: The index gives 1949-03-22 (the document's date); the conference was held on 16 February 1949. OCR with typos.
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DOE-UAP-D005: Pantex Unidentified Object Incident Report, 2015
Release 04 · DOE · 1 September 2015 · Texas · 7 pages
Incident report from the Pantex nuclear plant (Texas, 1 September 2015 according to the account on p. 3; the cover letter and title page, pp. 1-2, say 2 September): an object picked up by the surveillance radar and seen by the guards.
2 quotes
«the Pantex Ground Surveillance Radar (GSR) detection system identified an unknown object»
«described it as being approximately 4 ft. tall and 2 ft. wide at the bottom.»
Note: The report says the object did not appear threatening. Images in DOE-UAP-D001.
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DOW-UAP-D090: Range Fouler Debrief, Eastern United States, 2019
Release 04 · DOW · 2019 · Eastern United States · 2 pages
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (2019): a pilot with 28 years of service films a small, fast object with flight characteristics he had never seen.
Quote
«I noticed an object with flight characteristics unlike anything I had seen in my 28 years of performing for the USAF and Navy.»
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DOW-UAP-D094: Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United States, 1949
Release 04 · DOW · 1948 · Virginia · 34 pages
Air Intelligence Study 203 (1948-49): USAF analysis of about 210 incidents, concluding that some kind of flying object has in fact been observed.
2 quotes
«support the contention that some type of flying object has been observed. Approximately 210 incidents have been reported.»
«rr MUST be accepted that some type of flying objects have bean observed, although their identification and origin are not d1scernable.»
Note: Drafts of the same study are in DOW-UAP-D093. The index gives 1949-04-28 (the document's date).
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CIA-UAP-D022: Unidentified Flying Object Reported near Puerto Rico, 1965
Release 05 · CIA · November 1964 · Caribbean Sea · 6 pages
CIA memo (February 1965) on the objects tracked near Puerto Rico in November 1964, with the delta-wing fighter hypothesis.
2 quotes
«it is concluded thai the su-called UFO ac 19 Newemver was probaly & dulta-~wiag fignter»
«the Us Navy F-8C pilct wae able tu distiaguish the object a9 a delta shape about the gise of a jet fighter»
Official explanation: The CIA memo of 11 February 1965 (p. 4) reads: “it is concluded that the so-called UFO on 19 November was probably a delta-wing fighter of a type having a significantly higher climb performance than the F-8C at the 50,000 foot altitude regime”. For the other objects reported from 16 to 24 November: “would appear to be unidentified aircraft”.
Note: Quote from OCR redone at 400 dpi. The index gives 1965-02-01 (the memo's date).
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CIA-UAP-D023: Briefing Notes for Mr. Walter Elder
Release 05 · CIA · November 1964 · Caribbean Sea · 2 pages
CIA notes (1964-65): a Navy destroyer tracks an object on radar at over 3,800 knots near Puerto Rico; an F-8 pilot also sees it.
2 quotes
«contact tracking in excess of 3,800 knots»
«The pilot estimated spead to be in excess of Mach 3.»
Official explanation: In the CIA memo of 11 February 1965 (CIA-UAP-D022, p. 4) the object of 19 November is assessed as “probably a delta-wing fighter”; the other objects of 16-24 November “would appear to be unidentified aircraft”.
Note: Quotes from OCR redone at 400 dpi.
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DOW-UAP-D098: Film Analysis of Unidentified Objects, 1953
Release 05 · DOW · 2 July 1952 · Montana, Utah · 23 pages
Navy analysis (1953) of the films of unidentified objects from Montana (1950) and Tremonton, Utah (1952).
Quote
«Interpretation of Movies of Unidentified Objects»
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DOW-UAP-D099: Intelligence Review of “Ghost Rocket” Incidents, 1947
Release 05 · DOW · 1946 · Sweden · 8 pages
War Department intelligence review (January 1947) of the 1946 'ghost rockets' over Scandinavia, with testimony from Swedish military pilots.
2 quotes
«he saw a dark, cigar-shaped object about 50 feet long and 3 feet in diameter flying 200 feet above»
«In no case have fragments been found other than bits of material described as "nonmetallic slag."»
Note: The index gives 1947-01-09 (the document's date); the events took place in 1946.
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DOW-UAP-D100: Air Materiel Command Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, 1947-1948
Release 05 · DOW · 1948 · 245 pages
Air Materiel Command report on unidentified flying objects (late 1940s), with a study of about 180 incidents.
Quote
«this Command ha.a me.de a study of approximately 180 such incidents»
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DOW-UAP-D101: Intelligence Information Report, Unresolved UAP Report, Gulf of Oman, 2021
Release 05 · DOW · 8 September 2021 · 7 pages
Intelligence Information Report: a special operations AC-130 sees about 25 UAPs during a live-fire exercise in the Gulf of Oman (8 September 2021).
2 quotes
«a USSOF AC-i30 Gunship observed approximately 25 instances of UAPs while conducting a live lire exercise in the Gulf or Oman»
«two approximately four.foot diameter cold orbs between o to 20 feet above the surface of the water»
Note: The report also notes that the onboard video recorder failed.
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FBI-UAP-D024: FD-302, “Airborne Lights and Triangle,” 2002, 2023-2024
Release 05 · FBI · October 2023 · Northeastern U.S.; Afghanistan · 3 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record: a pilot reports that since October 2023 many airline pilots have been seeing the same lights at high altitude; includes a cockpit video.
Quote
«starting in October 2023, a l ot of pilots have been seeing the same event occurring, namely seeing lights in the sky.»
Note: The title also mentions an episode from 2002.
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FBI-UAP-D032: FD-302, “Slow-moving Objects,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (Western US, 2026): a witness describes a black object and slow-moving objects in the sky.
Quote
«He saw a black object in t h e sky .»
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FBI-UAP-D033: FD-302, “Thermally Elevated Aerial Object,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (Western US, 2026): a special agent uses a Black Hawk helicopter as a size reference for a thermally hot object.
Quote
«approximately ha l f the size of t h e Bl ack Hawk»
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FBI-UAP-D037: FD-302, “Multiple Red Lights,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 3 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (Western US, 2026): several red lights, also seen through night-vision goggles.
Quote
«despite being "dash shaped" to the naked eye, the lights appeared "orb- like»
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FBI-UAP-D040: FD-302, “Multiple Red Lights,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (Western US, 2026): groups of three red lights moving together as if they were a single object.
Quote
«each “cluster” of the three lights moved in tandem and never separated, as if all three lights were attached to the same object»
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DOW-UAP-D102: Project Blue Book File on Tremonton Film, Utah, 1952
Release 06 · DOW · 2 July 1952 · Tremonton, Utah · 156 pages
Project Blue Book file on the Tremonton film (Utah, 2 July 1952), with analyses by several agencies and alternative hypotheses.
2 quotes
«NO AIRCRAFT, BIRDS, BUJ..OONS, OR OTHER IDEtrrIFIABLE OBJECTS SEEN IN AIR»
«the Air Force cannot positively identify the objects but they are reasonably sure that they are balloons or gulls»
Official explanation: In the file: the Air Force cannot positively identify the objects but is 'reasonably sure' they are balloons or seagulls.
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DOW-UAP-D105: U.S. Air Force Flying Discs File, 1952
Release 06 · DOW · 1952 · Various · 253 pages
1952 USAF 'Flying Discs' file: a collection of reports with forms and witness statements.
Quote
«Objects, according to observer, definitely had an appearance of a spinning motion»
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DOW-UAP-D154: Transcript of a Presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, 1952
Release 06 · DOW · Boston, Massachusetts · 19 pages
Transcript of a presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt (Project Blue Book, 26 March 1952) on unresolved cases and radar data.
2 quotes
«about 20% are very good reports offered by very reliable people»
«They, they came up with a speed of about 3,500 miles an hour, but again, they won't back that up»
Note: The presentation dates from 26 March 1952; the cases it mentions are from 1947-1952. The date in the index (1952-03-26) is the document's date, not an event's.
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LLE-UAP-D004: Transcript of an Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, January 2024
Release 06 · LLE · 2 January 2024 · Colorado · 1 page
AARO transcript of a video shot by a police officer in Colorado (2 January 2024): the officer watches a stationary sphere at about 300 feet for 15 minutes and checks that there are no aircraft on radar.
2 quotes
«I am watching another orb that is flying approximately»
«I did check radar. There is no aircraft flying in the area»
Background 197
Context: programmes, policy, correspondence, studies, administration, images without text, thin reports (a single witness, one line in a mission report).
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State Department UAP Cable 003, Tbilisi, Georgia, October 30, 2001
Release 01 · DOS · October 2001 · Georgia · 5 pages
2001 cable on Georgian accusations of Russian flights over the Kodori Gorge; 'UFO' is used figuratively for unidentified aircraft.
Note: The index gives no event date; the cable is dated 30 October 2001.
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State Department UAP Cable 004, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, November 5, 2004
Release 01 · DOS · Turkmenistan · 5 pages
Cable from the embassy in Ashgabat (2004) on a Turkmen UFO association, as part of civil society; no sightings.
Note: The date in the index (2004-11-05) is the document's date, not an event's.
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State Department UAP Cable 005, Mexico, September 16, 2003
Release 01 · DOS · 12 September 2023 · Mexico · 7 pages
Weekly political bulletin from the embassy in Mexico that includes the Mexican Congress hearing on alien life; context, not a sighting.
Note: The official title is wrong: it says 'September 16, 2003', but the cable is dated 'Sep 16, 2023' (MRN 23 MEXICO 2544). The index also gives 2003-09-12 instead of 2023-09-12.
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100-DE-18221 Serial 844: FBI Case File 100-DE-18221, Serial 844
Release 01 · FBI · 17 April 1958 · Detroit, MI · 1 page
1958 FBI memo on a single telephone report from a Detroit civilian (a circular object with a dome); no follow-up in the document.
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100-DE-26505: FBI Case File 100-DE-26505
Release 01 · FBI · 1944 · Germany · 15 pages
1957 FBI file with a witness's belated account of a circular craft seen in Germany in 1944; a single, unverified testimony.
Note: Partial OCR (5/15 pages).
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“General” file 1946-47, vol. 2: Air Materiel Command (NARA, RG 18)
File: 18_100754_ General 1946-7_Vol_2
Release 01 · NARA RG18 · 28 pages
Air Materiel Command correspondence (1947) passing on reports of 'Flying Discs' and flagging concern about reports from qualified observers.
Note: The date in the index (1947-12-30) is the document's date, not an event's.
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“General” file 1948, vol. 1: Air Materiel Command (NARA, RG 18)
File: 18_6369445_General_1948_Vol_1
Release 01 · NARA RG18 · 28 pages
1948 collection of 'Flying Discs' reports sent to the Air Materiel Command by USAF commands, on standard report forms.
Note: The date in the index (1948-06-15) is the document's date, not an event's.
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FBI September 2023 Sighting - Composite Sketch
Release 01 · FBI · September 2023 · United States · 1 page
Composite sketch attached to the FBI interview records of the September 2023 sighting; an illustration.
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“UFOs and Defense: What Should We Prepare For?” (NARA, RG 255)
File: 255_413270_UFO's_and_Defense_What_Should_we_Prepare_For
Release 01 · NARA RG255 · 94 pages
Copy of the French report 'UFOs and Defense: What Should We Prepare For?' with a private cover letter from April 2001; an analysis paper, not a case.
Note: Listed under the NASA agency in the index; NARA record group 255.
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File SP 16, 18 July 1963: National Aeronautics and Space Council (NARA, RG 59)
File: 59_214434_SP 16 [7.18.1963]
Release 01 · NARA RG59 · 6 pages
Memo from the National Aeronautics and Space Council (1963) to the State Department on the political implications of a possible discovery of alien intelligence; theoretical, no sightings.
Note: The date in the index (1963-07-18) is the document's date, not an event's.
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File 711.5612, 28 July 1952: memo on General Samford's view (NARA, RG 59)
File: 59_64634_711.5612[7-2852
Release 01 · NARA RG59 · 2 pages
July 1952 memo reporting General Samford's view: flying discs remain 'a complete enigma'.
Note: The date in the index (1952-07-28) is the document's date, not an event's.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 1: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 1
Release 01 · FBI · 185 pages
Section 1 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 10: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 10
Release 01 · FBI · 184 pages
Section 10 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 2: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 2
Release 01 · FBI · 194 pages
Section 2 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 3: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 3
Release 01 · FBI · 190 pages
Section 3 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 4: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 4
Release 01 · FBI · 214 pages
Section 4 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; includes the Portland police sightings of 11 September 1947. Partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 5: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 5
Release 01 · FBI · 209 pages
Section 5 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file. Contains (p. 68) a second-hand rumour about 'recovered' discs in New Mexico, which the document itself does not assess ('No further evaluation was attempted'). Partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 6: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 6
Release 01 · FBI · 271 pages
Section 6 of FBI file 62-HQ-83894: memos and reports, including the 1949 summary on the 'green fireballs' near sensitive installations in New Mexico.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 7: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 7
Release 01 · FBI · 205 pages
Section 7 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 8: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 8
Release 01 · FBI · 217 pages
Section 8 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Section 9: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Section 9
Release 01 · FBI · 290 pages
Section 9 of the FBI's general file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs: a mixed bag of memos, reports, press clippings and letters from the public.
Note: Mixed file; partial OCR.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 153: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 153
Release 01 · FBI · July 1947 · 9 pages
FBI memo with two photographs of alleged discs at Oak Ridge (July 1947) and a press clipping; no analysis.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 164: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 164
Release 01 · FBI · 137 pages
Contains Air Intelligence Requirements Memorandum no. 4 (1949) on procedures for reporting 'unconventional aircraft'; a procedural document.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 449: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 449
Release 01 · FBI · 18 pages
FBI monitoring (1966) of a flying-saucer club's magazine; a document about surveillance of groups, not about sightings.
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62-HQ-83894 Sub A: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Sub A
Release 01 · FBI · 124 pages
FBI sub-file of press clippings on flying discs; news material.
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DOW-UAP-D003: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 2020 · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): four UAPs seen in the sensor's field of view within a few seconds, view obstructed by clouds; no kinematic data.
Quote
«4 UAP WERE OBSERVED BENEATH»
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DOW-UAP-D004: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 2020 · 5 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a 'possible UAP' estimated at 321 knots that accelerates and changes direction; a brief observation.
Quote
«VELOCITY ESTIMATED AT 321 KNOTS. UAP INCREASED SPEED AND CHANGED DIRECTION TOWARDS THE EAST.»
Note: Almost every page is fully redacted (OCR 4/5).
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DOW-UAP-D005: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 2020 · Mediterranean Sea · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): two brief events (one UAP at a constant 40 knots; two 'possible UAPs' at about 278 knots).
Quote
«VELOCITY WAS 40 KNOTS AT FL160 TO FL170. UAP SPEED REMAINED CONSTANT.»
Note: The title says Arabian Gulf; the index gives Mediterranean Sea.
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DOW-UAP-D006: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 2020 · Pacific Ocean · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): one line on a 'probable UAP' with no impact on the mission.
Quote
«NO MISSION IMPACT»
Note: Scan almost entirely black/redacted (180 legible characters over 7 pages). The title says Arabian Gulf; the index gives Pacific Ocean.
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DOW-UAP-D007: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 2020 · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a 'weapons quality' radar track on an object drifting with the wind at 31,000 feet, described as balloon-like.
Quote
«LOOKS LIKE A BALLOON, SIMILAR TO PREVIOUSLY REPORTED UAP FROM 48FW.»
Official explanation: Crew's description: balloon-like.
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DOW-UAP-D008: Mission Report, Djibouti, 2025
Release 01 · DOW · 2025 · Mediterranean Sea · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): two round UAPs, 'white hot' in infrared, moving at about 240 knots.
Quote
«OBS 2X ROUND WHITE HOT UAPS DYNAMIC SOUTH AT APPROX 240NM/HOUR»
Note: The title says Djibouti; the index gives Mediterranean Sea.
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DOW-UAP-D010: Mission Report, Middle East, May 2022
Release 01 · DOW · 6 May 2022 · Iraq · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): five UAPs cross the video's field of view; one looks like a possible missile, the others are closer to a balloon profile.
Quote
«OBSERVED 5X UAP FLY ACROSS THE SCREEN»
Official explanation: In the text, four of the five objects are likened to the profile of possible balloons.
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DOW-UAP-D012: Mission Report, Iraq, May 2022
Release 01 · DOW · 20 May 2022 · Iraq · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a UAP followed for as long as possible, with no positive identification; no altitude or speed data.
Quote
«SCREENER COULD NOT GET A POSITIVE ID ON THE UAP.»
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DOW-UAP-D014: Mission Report, Iraq, May 2022
Release 01 · DOW · 29 May 2022 · Syria · 9 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a 'possible small UAP' observed and followed without identification, in the same mission as Russian fighters.
Quote
«ONE POSSIBLE SMALL UAP WAS OBSERVED»
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DOW-UAP-D016: Mission Report, Syria, July 2022
Release 01 · DOW · 31 July 2022 · Syria · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a UAP event lasting less than a minute, moving from north to south.
Quote
«THE UAP OCCURED IN LESS THAN A MINUTE, WITH THE UAP MOVING FROM N TO S.»
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DOW-UAP-D018: Mission Report, Iraq, December 2022
Release 01 · DOW · 1 December 2022 · Iraq · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a 'possible UAP/UAV' flying from west to east, not followed.
Quote
«POSSIBLE UAP/UAV FLYING WEST TO EAST»
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DOW-UAP-D019: Mission Report, Syria, February 21, 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 21 February 2023 · Syria · 10 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP) (F-15E): three 'possible UAPs' with an infrared signature and no radar return; a possible balloon in the same mission.
Quote
«NO RADAR RETURNS RECEIVED FROM UAP.»
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DOW-UAP-D023: Mission Report, United Arab Emirates, October 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 24 October 2023 · Arabian Gulf · 9 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): two UAPs observed, cold in infrared, judged 'Benign', no manoeuvres.
Quote
«THERMAL SHOWED COLD»
Official explanation: Observer's assessment: 'Benign'.
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DOW-UAP-D032: Mission Report, Syria, October 2024
Release 01 · DOW · 20 October 2024 · Syria · 10 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a flash of light of unknown origin crosses the FMV video.
Quote
«LIGHT/GLARE FLASHED OF UNK ORIGIN FLASHED ACCROSS FMV CAMERA FEED»
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DOW-UAP-D035: Mission Report, Greece, October 2023
Release 01 · DOW · 29 October 2023 · Aegean Sea · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a circular object too small to make out details, flying straight over the sea towards land.
Quote
«SEEMINGLY CIRCULAR, TOO SMALL TO MAKE OUT DETAILS»
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DOW-UAP-D050: Email Correspondence, INDOPACOM, April 2025
Release 01 · DOW · April 2025 · 2 pages
Classification review emails (April 2025) approving two unclassified lines on two brief observations of 'possible UAPs'.
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DOW-UAP-D051: Email Correspondence, Pacific Time Zone, March 2023
Release 01 · DOW · March 2023 · Pacific Time Zone · 6 pages
AFOSI emails (2023) on declassifying a report: a civilian describes a large blue triangle hovering near a national security installation.
Note: The index gives 2026-03-23, but the summary in the text says 'March 2023'. A single civilian witness.
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DOW-UAP-D052: Email Correspondence, NA, August 2024
Release 01 · DOW · 31 October 2024 · 2 pages
Classification review email: a US aircraft watches a possible oval UAP for more than two hours (31 October 2024).
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DOW-UAP-D054: Mission Report, Mediterranean Sea, NA
Release 01 · DOW · Mediterranean Sea · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a UAP described as triangular and metallic, seen on the way back, with no other data.
Quote
«TRIANGLUAR AND METALLIC UAP»
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DOW-UAP-D055: Mission Report, Syria, November 2016
Release 01 · DOW · 18 November 2016 · Syria · 1 page
Navy report (18 November 2016): a P-8A sees a low-flying object in the eastern Mediterranean, assessed as a probable missile.
Quote
«The possible missile appeared to be in sea skim mode traveling at approximately 500KTS»
Official explanation: Assessed as a possible missile launch, 'standard activity' for the naval group being observed.
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DOW-UAP-D056: Range Fouler Debrief, Arabian Sea, August 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 24 August 2020 · Arabian Sea · 1 page
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (24 August 2020): three small airborne contacts with no radar track, ES or IFF; range and speed unknown.
Quote
«Negative ES, radar track, and IFF track.»
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DOW-UAP-D060: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, August 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 8 August 2020 · Arabian Gulf · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): one UAP observed on FMV, one line.
Note: Text from OCR.
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DOW-UAP-D061: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, August 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 27 August 2020 · Arabian Gulf · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a formation of flying objects followed for about two minutes along the coast, then lost in the clouds.
Quote
«OBSERVED A FORMATION OF FLYING OBJECTS TRAVELING NE-NW ALONG THE COAST»
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DOW-UAP-D062: Mission Report, Strait of Hormuz, September 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 16 September 2020 · Strait of Hormuz · 9 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): one UAP observed on FMV, one line.
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DOW-UAP-D063: Mission Report, Strait of Hormuz, October 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 1 October 2020 · Strait of Hormuz · 8 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): one UAP observed, one line.
Note: Text from OCR.
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DOW-UAP-D064: Mission Report, Iran, November 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 2 November 2020 · Iran · 7 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): two UAPs observed on FMV, no description.
Quote
«BSERVED IX UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON»
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DOW-UAP-D065: Mission Report, Arabian Gulf, July 2020
Release 01 · DOW · 16 July 2020 · Arabian Gulf · 8 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): two observations of an unidentified aerial phenomenon, no description.
Note: Text from OCR.
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DOW-UAP-D075: Mission Report, Gulf of Aden, July 2024
Release 01 · DOW · 14 July 2024 · Gulf of Aden · 8 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a UAP flying straight at the same altitude, propulsion unknown, description redacted.
Quote
«STRAIGHT FLIGHT PATH AT SAME ALTI»
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FBI Photo B001
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B010
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B011
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B012
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B013
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B014
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B015
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B016
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B017
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B018
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B019
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B002
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B020
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B021
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B022
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B023
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B024
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B003
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B004
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B005
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B006
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B007
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B008
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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FBI Photo B009
Release 01 · FBI · Western United States · 1 page
Sensor frame (an image with a reticle, no text) released by the FBI among the 'Western US' case materials; useful only as visual support.
Note: Image with no text; the overlaid timestamp (12/31/99) looks like a camera default, not a date.
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NASA-UAP-D001: Apollo 12 Transcript, 1969
Release 01 · NASA · November 1969 · Moon · 4 pages
Apollo 12 transcript (1969): the crew describes flashes and specks of light seen from the lunar module; visual phenomena on board, not an object.
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NASA-UAP-D002: Apollo 17 Transcript, 1972
Release 01 · NASA · December 1972 · Moon · 16 pages
Apollo 17 transcript (1972): glowing fragments around the spacecraft after a manoeuvre, and flashes of light seen with eyes closed.
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NASA-UAP-D005: Apollo 17 Crew Debriefing for Science, 1973
Release 01 · NASA · 3 pages
Apollo 17 science debriefing (1973) on ultraviolet astronomical observations; no sightings of objects.
Note: Astronomical content; probably included in the collection for its section on visual phenomena.
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NASA-UAP-D006: Apollo 17 Technical Crew Debriefing, 1973
Release 01 · NASA · 2 pages
Apollo 17 technical debriefing (1973): the crew reports almost continuous flashes of light with dark-adapted eyes.
Note: Text from OCR.
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NASA-UAP-D007: Skylab Technical Crew Debriefing 1973
Release 01 · NASA · 11 pages
Skylab technical debriefing (1973): the astronauts report flashes of light perceived with their eyes closed.
Note: In the text one astronaut (Weitz) attributes some flashes to 'cosmic particles'; this is the crew's interpretation.
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CIA-UAP-D001: Intelligence Information Report, USSR, 1973
Release 02 · CIA · 1973 · USSR · 3 pages
1973 intelligence report from a Soviet source on a green light phenomenon over the Sary Shagan missile test range.
Quote
«Within 10 to 15 seconds of observ~tion, the green circle widened and w'ith'in a brief period of time several ireen concentric circles formed around the mass.»
Note: Listed twice in the collection: the same report (FIRK-311/01638-77) is republished as CIA-UAP-011 in release 3, from a different scan. Indirect testimony with no instrument data; the phenomenon is consistent with a missile test, but the document does not say so.
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DOE-UAP-D001: Enhanced PANTEX Imagery
Release 02 · DOE · 1 September 2015 · 2 pages
Two enhanced images of the 2015 Pantex event (see DOE-UAP-D005); visual material with no descriptive text.
Note: Minimal text (captions). Images of the event described in DOE-UAP-D005.
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DOE-UAP-D002: James Tuck Correspondence, 1970s
Release 02 · DOE · 4 pages
1970s correspondence of physicist James Tuck (Los Alamos) on UFO-related matters; no documented sighting.
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CIA-UAP-002: Scientific Advisory Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects, Report, 1952-1953
Release 03 · CIA · 42 pages
Report of the CIA-convened Robertson scientific panel (1953): a general assessment of the phenomenon and policy recommendations, not a single case.
Official explanation: The panel concludes that the reports show neither a direct threat nor new physical phenomena.
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CIA-UAP-003: The Central Intelligence Agency and Overhead Reconnaissance; The U-2 and OXCART Programs, 1954-1974
Release 03 · CIA · 406 pages
Official CIA history of the U-2 and OXCART programmes (1954-1974); relevant as context because it links high-altitude flights to many UFO reports.
Official explanation: According to the text, U-2 flights above 60,000 feet caused a rise in UFO reports from airline pilots.
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CIA-UAP-004: CASE 17708 (CLOSED) and DR. Leon Davidson
Release 03 · CIA · 1 page
CIA note on a closed case concerning correspondence with UFO researcher Leon Davidson; an administrative document.
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CIA-UAP-005: German Scientist's Article on 'Flying Discs'
Release 03 · CIA · 4 pages
CIA translation of an article by a German scientist on 'flying saucers'; press analysis, not a sighting.
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CIA-UAP-007: Current Status Of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) Project.
Release 03 · CIA · 3 pages
CIA memo on the status of the Air Force's UFO project; a programme document.
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CIA-UAP-008: Speculative Paper By N Kardashev and A Sakharov on Charged Mass in Space at Conference on Origins Of Life, Armenia, 6-8 September 1971/Low Scientific Level Of Other Soviet Papers
Release 03 · CIA · 2 pages
CIA note on a theoretical paper by Kardashev and Sakharov; Soviet scientific literature, no sightings.
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CIA-UAP-010: Report on Conversations with Soviet Scientists on Subject of Unidentified Flying Objects in the USSR
Release 03 · CIA · USSR · 2 pages
CIA report on conversations with Soviet scientists about UFOs; opinions gathered, no observations.
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CIA-UAP-012: Combating Fatigue In Crewmembers
Release 03 · CIA · 2 pages
CIA document on aircrew fatigue; an aviation topic, linked to UAPs only as context.
Note: Possibly 'non-UAP'; kept as background because the government included it in the collection.
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CIA-UAP-014: British activity in the Field of "Unidentified Flying Objects"
Release 03 · CIA · 2 pages
CIA report on British activities in the UFO field; foreign-policy context.
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CIA-UAP-015: Project Blue Book Special Report No. 14 (Analysis of Reports of Unidentified Aerial Objects)
Release 03 · CIA · 312 pages
Project Blue Book Special Report No. 14 (1955): statistical analysis of thousands of reports; a programme study, not a single case.
Official explanation: The report judges as 'very small' the probability that the unidentified cases represent technological developments unknown to the US.
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CIA-UAP-018: Report of Unusual Flying Object Sightings and Attendant Scientific Activity
Release 03 · CIA · Hungary · 3 pages
CIA report on sightings of unusual flying objects in Hungary and related phenomena; an indirect account.
Note: CIA-UAP-013 is the first page of the same report.
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CIA-UAP-019: Australian Dept of Defense Scientific and Intel Aspects of the UFO Problem
Release 03 · CIA · Australia · 19 pages
Australian Department of Defence assessment of the scientific and intelligence aspects of UFOs; a policy document.
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DOW-UAP-D078: Notional Map: Western United States Event
Release 03 · DOW · 2023 · Western United States · 1 page
Schematic ('notional') map of the witnesses' positions in the 'Western US Event'.
Note: The index spells 'Westen' for 'Western'.
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DOW-UAP-D084: US Army-Flying-Saucer-Study_1949
Release 03 · DOW · 25 pages
US Army study on flying discs (1949): a programme document and general analysis.
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DOW-UAP-D085_Transmission-of-CIA-Scientific-Advisory-Panel-Rept_1953
Release 03 · DOW · 7 pages
Transmittal sheet (1953) for the report of the CIA scientific panel (Robertson); an administrative document.
Note: Scan with rotated pages and almost no extractable text (79 characters over 7 pages).
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DOW-UAP-D086: USNavy-Report-of-Flying-Discs_1948
Release 03 · DOW · 3 pages
Navy transmittal (1948) of a 'Report of Flying Discs' under the cover of an Army file; an administrative document.
Note: Almost no extractable text (136 characters over 3 pages).
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FBI-UAP-D002: FD-1057, Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado Springs, 2022
Release 03 · FBI · 15 February 2022 · Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S. · 2 pages
FBI FD-1057 cover form for the same Cheyenne Mountain case (2022); administrative data.
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FBI-UAP-D003: Digital Rendering, Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado Springs, 2022
Release 03 · FBI · 15 February 2022 · Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S. · 1 page
Digital rendering of the Cheyenne Mountain object (2022); an illustration with no text.
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FBI-UAP-D004: FD-1057-02, Northeastern United States, 2024
Release 03 · FBI · 2024 · Northeastern United States · 3 pages
FBI north-eastern United States series (2024): a resident gives the FBI videos of 'orb'-like lights near their home, recorded since 2021.
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FBI-UAP-D005: FD-1057-04, Northeastern United States, 2024
Release 03 · FBI · 2024 · Northeastern United States · 3 pages
FBI north-eastern United States series (2024): interview with a resident about the lights they have been seeing since 2021.
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FBI-UAP-D006: FD-1057-05, Northeastern United States, 2024
Release 03 · FBI · 2024 · Northeastern United States · 3 pages
FBI north-eastern United States series (2024): FBI agents visit the area of the reports; no observations in the document.
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FBI-UAP-D008: FD-1057-07, Northeastern United States, 2024
Release 03 · FBI · 2024 · Northeastern United States · 2 pages
FBI north-eastern United States series (2024): FBI agents return in daylight to where they had seen UAP activity; nothing unusual found on the ground.
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FBI-UAP-D009: FD-302-67, “Northeastern Orb Sighting,” 2026
Release 03 · FBI · Northeastern United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record ('Northeastern Orb Sighting'): a resident sees a bright light hovering below the tree line in their garden and tries to film it.
Note: Civilian witnesses to the same episode; no instrument data in the document. Event date redacted.
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FBI-UAP-D010: FD-302-71, “Northeastern Orb Sighting,” 2026
Release 03 · FBI · Northeastern United States · 2 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record ('Northeastern Orb Sighting'): a second family member describes two spheres of yellow light among the trees behind the house.
Note: Civilian witnesses to the same episode; no instrument data in the document. Event date redacted.
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FBI-UAP-D011: D/FBI Correspondence Referral, 1949
Release 03 · FBI · 4 pages
Letter from a member of the public (1949) forwarded to the FBI director, describing four beams of light in the sky; a single testimony with no follow-up.
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FBI-UAP-D012: Newark Field Office, 1952-1967
Release 03 · FBI · New Jersey, United States · 66 pages
FBI Newark field office file (1952-1967): reports from the public, clippings and correspondence; no in-depth investigation.
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FBI-UAP-D013: Washington State ‘UFO’ Investigation, 1952-1960
Release 03 · FBI · Washington State, United States · 55 pages
FBI file on Washington State (1952-1960): reports and correspondence on alleged UFOs, with no instrument data.
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NASA-UAP-D015: Astronaut Scientific Debriefings, 1962-1963
Release 03 · NASA · 1962 · 216 pages
Science debriefings of the Mercury astronauts (1962-63), with a passage on the 'luminous particles' seen in flight; a technical transcript.
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NASA-UAP-D016: Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part I, 1965
Release 03 · NASA · June 1965 · North Atlantic Ocean · 340 pages
Gemini 4 preliminary debriefing (1965), part I: a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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NASA-UAP-D017: Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965
Release 03 · NASA · June 1965 · North Atlantic Ocean · 290 pages
Gemini 4 preliminary debriefing (1965), part II: a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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NASA-UAP-D018: Gemini 4 Experiment Debriefing, 1967
Release 03 · NASA · June 1965 · Low Earth Orbit · 224 pages
Gemini 4 experiments debriefing: a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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NASA-UAP-D019: Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965
Release 03 · NASA · August 1965 · Cape Kennedy, Florida · 223 pages
Gemini 5 technical debriefing (1965), part I: a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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NASA-UAP-D020: Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part II, 1965
Release 03 · NASA · August 1965 · Cape Kennedy, Florida · 325 pages
Gemini 5 technical debriefing (1965), part II: a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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NASA-UAP-D021: Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
Release 03 · NASA · December 1965 · Cape Kennedy, Florida · 222 pages
Gemini 7 technical debriefing (1965): a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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NASA-UAP-D022: Gemini 9 Debriefing, 1966
Release 03 · NASA · June 1966 · Low Earth Orbit · 78 pages
Gemini 9 debriefing (1966): a long technical transcript in which any objects seen are a minor detail.
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USG-UAP-D001: Congressional, White House, UFO-related Constituent Correspondence, 1998
Release 03 · USG · 86 pages
Congressional and White House correspondence with the public on UFO matters; an administrative document.
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CIA-UAP-D020: Memorandum on Unconventional Aircraft Sightings, 1955
Release 04 · CIA · 4 October 1955 · Azerbaijan · 3 pages
CIA memo (1955) on sightings of unconventional aircraft near Baku; same event as CIA-UAP-006.
Note: OCR almost illegible. Same 4 October 1955 event as CIA-UAP-006 and 341_110677.
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CIA-UAP-D021: Analysis of Unconventional Aircraft Sightings, 1955
Release 04 · CIA · 4 October 1955 · 4 pages
CIA analysis (1955) of the same 4 October 1955 sightings near Baku.
Note: OCR almost illegible. Same event as CIA-UAP-006, CIA-UAP-D020 and 341_110677.
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DOW-UAP-D089: Range Fouler Debrief, Eastern United States, 2020
Release 04 · DOW · 2020 · Eastern United States · 2 pages
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (2020): a small reflective object on a constant heading, shape not distinguishable.
Quote
«Shape indiscernible but the bottom was refilective .»
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DOW-UAP-D091: Range Fouler Debrief, Atlantic Ocean, 2020
Release 04 · DOW · 2020 · Atlantic Ocean · 2 pages
'Range Fouler' form filled in by an aircrew (Atlantic, 2020): a reddish-brown object 12-15 feet tall, described as a large deformed balloon.
Quote
«it appeared as a large, somewhat deformed balloon»
Official explanation: The crew describes it as balloon-like.
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DOW-UAP-D092: Department of the Air Force Committee to Review Project Bluebook, 1966-1967
Release 04 · DOW · Various · 85 pages
Proceedings of the Department of the Air Force committee reviewing Project Blue Book (1966-67); a programme document.
Note: The date in the index (1967-04-17) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D093: Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United States, 1948
Release 04 · DOW · Virginia · 67 pages
Drafts and transmittal notes of Air Intelligence Study 203 (December 1948); the final version is DOW-UAP-D094.
Note: Overlaps in content with DOW-UAP-D094. The date in the index (1948-12-10) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D095: Joint U.S.-Canadian Aviation Projects and UFO Sighting Reports, 1954-1955
Release 04 · DOW · Various · 57 pages
Documents on joint US-Canada aeronautical projects and on UFO reports; programme context.
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DOW-UAP-D096: Correspondence Relating to Project Blue Book, 1955
Release 04 · DOW · Various · 220 pages
Correspondence relating to Project Blue Book (1955); an administrative document.
Note: Page 10 is unreadable (the only page in the collection with no recoverable text). Partial OCR.
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DOW-UAP-D097: Project Sign Progress Report, 1948
Release 04 · DOW · Various · 45 pages
Project Sign progress report (1948); a programme document with summaries.
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FBI-UAP-D014: Correspondence Relating to UFO Sightings, 1967, 1974
Release 04 · FBI · Various · 5 pages
FBI correspondence (1967 and 1974) about UFO reports; an administrative document.
Note: In the UAP Ledger manifests the same identifier FBI-UAP-D014 also appears in release 3 for an image. The date in the index (1974-10-10) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOS-UAP-D001: Diplomatic Cable, Brazil, November 14, 1963
Release 05 · DOS · November 1963 · Bahia, Brazil · 1 page
Cable (14 November 1963) on a report of a metal sphere that fell in Bahia, Brazil; a request for verification.
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DOS-UAP-D002: Diplomatic Cable, Brazil, November 20, 1963
Release 05 · DOS · November 1963 · Bahia, Brazil · 2 pages
Cable (20 November 1963) with the consulate's reply: the Bahia story turns out to be made up.
Quote
«Story of strange object descending in region of Conde Bahia apparently fabricated in Rio no such objects seen by anyone in the area»
Official explanation: The consulate reports that the story was 'apparently fabricated in Rio'.
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EOP-UAP-D001: NASC Inquiry into Bahia, Brazil Incident, November 13, 1963
Release 05 · EOP · 13 November 1963 · Bahia, Brazil · 1 page
Request from the National Aeronautics and Space Council (13 November 1963) about a report of a sphere containing 'a human body' that fell in Bahia.
Quote
«A LARGE METAL SPHERE FELL IN THE CENTER OF THE CITY, GOUGING A HOLE FOUR METERS DEEP»
Official explanation: See DOS-UAP-D002: the story was 'apparently fabricated in Rio'.
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FBI-UAP-D026: FD-302, “Dark Translucent Triangle,” 2023
Release 05 · FBI · October 2023 · Colorado Springs, Colorado · 3 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record (January 2026): a witness describes a dark, translucent, silent triangle over Colorado Springs in October 2023.
Quote
«The UAP looked like a perfect triangle»
Note: Single witness; interviewed more than two years after the event.
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FBI-UAP-D027: Digital Rendering, “Dark Translucent Triangle,” 2023
Release 05 · FBI · October 2023 · Colorado Springs, Colorado · 5 pages
Digital rendering of the 'Dark Translucent Triangle' (2023); an illustration.
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FBI-UAP-D028: FD-302, “Dark Triangle with Lights,” 2011
Release 05 · FBI · 2011 · 3 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record: account of a dark triangle with lights seen from a car in summer 2011; no instrument data.
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FBI-UAP-D030: FD-302, “Large Triangle with Red Lights,” 2023
Release 05 · FBI · 2023 · Colorado Springs, Colorado · 3 pages
FBI FD-302 interview record: testimony about a large triangle with red lights over Colorado Springs (2023); a single witness.
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FBI-UAP-D038: Digital Rendering 1, “Multiple Red Lights,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 1 page
Digital rendering of the 'Multiple Red Lights' (2026); an illustration.
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FBI-UAP-D039: Digital Rendering 2, “Multiple Red Lights,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 3 pages
Digital rendering of the 'Multiple Red Lights' (2026); an illustration.
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FBI-UAP-D041: Digital Rendering 1, “Multiple Red Lights,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 6 pages
Digital rendering of the 'Multiple Red Lights' (2026); an illustration.
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FBI-UAP-D042: Digital Rendering 2, “Multiple Red Lights,” 2026
Release 05 · FBI · 2026 · Western United States · 1 page
Digital rendering of the 'Multiple Red Lights' (2026); an illustration.
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DOW-UAP-D103: Project Blue Book Photo File Relating to Tremonton Film, Utah, 1952
Release 06 · DOW · 2 July 1952 · Tremonton, Utah · 5 pages
Blue Book photo record on the Tremonton film (1952), with the recorded explanation.
Quote
«Group of objects milling about in rough formation»
Official explanation: 'Pillow balloons or Birds'.
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DOW-UAP-D104: Final Personnel Record for Newhouse, Delbert C., U.S. Navy, 1957
Release 06 · DOW · 585 pages
Personnel file of Delbert C. Newhouse, the Navy serviceman who shot the Tremonton film; an administrative document.
Note: The index gives 1957-05-02 as the event date: it is a date in the file.
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DOW-UAP-D106: Mission Report, Iraq, 2022
Release 06 · DOW · 2022 · Iraq · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): small UAPs (1-2 metres) seen intermittently at 80-180 mph during a mission in Iraq; no impact on the mission.
Quote
«THE UAPs WERE TRAVELLING AT VARIOUS SPEEDS BETWEEN 80-180 MPH.»
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DOW-UAP-D107: Mission Report, Middle East, 2025
Release 06 · DOW · 29 October 2025 · Middle East · 8 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a UAP with an estimated speed of up to 500 mph, with no other details.
Quote
«FAST MOVING SPEEDS UP TO 500MPH»
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DOW-UAP-D108: Mission Report, Middle East, 2025
Release 06 · DOW · 29 July 2025 · Middle East · 8 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): a UAP described as agile, changing direction often, with no other details.
Quote
«SEEMED TO BE AGILE, FREQUENTLY CHNAGING DIRECTION»
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DOW-UAP-D109: Mission Report, Middle East, 2022
Release 06 · DOW · 2022 · Iraq · 6 pages
Heavily redacted military mission report (MISREP): small UAPs (1-2 metres) seen intermittently at 80-180 mph during a mission in Iraq; no impact on the mission.
Quote
«THE UAPs WERE TRAVELLING AT VARIOUS SPEEDS BETWEEN 80-180 MPH.»
Note: The index says Iraq, the title says Middle East. Collection hampered by sandstorms.
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DOW-UAP-D110: AAWSAP Statement of Objectives, July 2008
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 4 pages
AAWSAP programme objectives document (July 2008); contract and administration.
Note: The date in the index (2008-07-18) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D111: AAWSAP Solicitation and Original Order, September 2008
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 59 pages
Original AAWSAP solicitation and contract order (September 2008); a contract document.
Note: The date in the index (2008-09-22) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D112: AAWSAP Contract Modification P00001, September 2009
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 4 pages
AAWSAP contract modification P00001; an administrative document.
Note: The date in the index (2009-09-02) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D113: AAWSAP Contract Modification P00002, February 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 5 pages
AAWSAP contract modification P00002; an administrative document.
Note: The date in the index (2010-02-02) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D114: AAWSAP Contract Modification P00003, May 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 3 pages
AAWSAP contract modification P00003; an administrative document.
Note: The date in the index (2010-05-18) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D115: AAWSAP Contract Modification P00004, May 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 1 page
AAWSAP contract modification P00004; an administrative document.
Note: The date in the index (2010-05-18) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D116: AAWSAP Contract Modification P00005, September 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Washington, D.C. · 5 pages
AAWSAP contract modification P00005; an administrative document.
Note: The date in the index (2010-09-28) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D117: AAWSAP DIRD, Metallic Glasses for Aerospace Applications, December 2009
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 30 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Metallic Glasses for Aerospace Applications, December 2009': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2009-12-14) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D118: AAWSAP DIRD, Aerospace Applications of Programmable Matter, December 2009
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 20 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Aerospace Applications of Programmable Matter, December 2009': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2009-12-14) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D119: AAWSAP DIRD, Biomaterials, January 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 32 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Biomaterials, January 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-01-07) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D120: AAWSAP DIRD, Materials for Advanced Aerospace Platforms, January 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 27 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Materials for Advanced Aerospace Platforms, January 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-01-12) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D121: AAWSAP DIRD, Pulsed High-Power Microwave Source Technology, January 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 37 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Pulsed High-Power Microwave Source Technology, January 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-01-28) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D122: AAWSAP DIRD, Invisibility Cloaking Theory and Experiments, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 29 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Invisibility Cloaking Theory and Experiments, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-02) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D123: AAWSAP DIRD, Positron Aerospace Propulsion, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 35 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Positron Aerospace Propulsion, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-02) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D124: AAWSAP DIRD, Space Access: Where We’ve Been and Where We Could Go, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 56 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Space Access: Where We’ve Been and Where We Could Go, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-08) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D125: AAWSAP DIRD, Inertial Electrostatic Confinement Fusion, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 72 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Inertial Electrostatic Confinement Fusion, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-10) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D126: AAWSAP DIRD, Advanced Nuclear Propulsion for Manned Deep Space Missions, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 37 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Advanced Nuclear Propulsion for Manned Deep Space Missions, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-11) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D127: AAWSAP DIRD, An Introduction to the Statistical Drake Equation, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 55 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'An Introduction to the Statistical Drake Equation, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-11) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D128: AAWSAP DIRD, Anomalous Acute and Subacute Field Effects on Human Biological Tissues, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 38 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Anomalous Acute and Subacute Field Effects on Human Biological Tissues, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-11) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D129: AAWSAP DIRD, Metallic Spintronics, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 27 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Metallic Spintronics, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-23) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D130: AAWSAP DIRD, Technological Approaches to Controlling External Devices, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 36 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Technological Approaches to Controlling External Devices, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-23) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D131: AAWSAP DIRD, The Role of Superconductors in Gravity Research, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 16 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'The Role of Superconductors in Gravity Research, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-23) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D132: AAWSAP DIRD, Advanced Space Propulsion Based on Vacuum (Spacetime Metric) Engineering, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 17 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Advanced Space Propulsion Based on Vacuum (Spacetime Metric) Engineering, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-29) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D133: AAWSAP DIRD, The Space Communication Implications of Quantum Entanglement and Nonlocality, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 32 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'The Space Communication Implications of Quantum Entanglement and Nonlocality, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-30) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D134: AAWSAP DIRD, Maverick Inventor Versus Corporate Inventor: Where Will the Next Major Innovations Arise, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 19 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Maverick Inventor Versus Corporate Inventor: Where Will the Next Major Innovations Arise, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-30) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D135: AAWSAP DIRD, Antigravity for Aerospace Applications, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 44 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Antigravity for Aerospace Applications, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-30) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D136: AAWSAP DIRD, Biosensors and BioMEMS: A Survey of the Present Field, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 45 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Biosensors and BioMEMS: A Survey of the Present Field, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-31) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D137: AAWSAP DIRD, State of the Art and Evolution of High-Energy Lasers, March 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 31 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'State of the Art and Evolution of High-Energy Lasers, March 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-03-31) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D138: AAWSAP DIRD, Warp Drive, Dark Energy, and the Manipulation of Extra Dimensions, April 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 33 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Warp Drive, Dark Energy, and the Manipulation of Extra Dimensions, April 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-04-02) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D139: AAWSAP DIRD, Traversable Wormholes, Stargates, and Negative Energy, April 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 42 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Traversable Wormholes, Stargates, and Negative Energy, April 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-04-06) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D140: AAWSAP DIRD, High-Frequency Gravitational Wave Communications, April 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 57 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'High-Frequency Gravitational Wave Communications, April 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-04-06) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D141: AAWSAP DIRD, Metamaterials for Aerospace Applications, April 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 38 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Metamaterials for Aerospace Applications, April 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-04-06) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D142: AAWSAP DIRD, Concepts for Extracting Energy from the Quantum Vacuum, April 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 57 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Concepts for Extracting Energy from the Quantum Vacuum, April 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-04-06) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D143: AAWSAP DIRD, Laser Lightcraft Nanosatellites, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 77 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Laser Lightcraft Nanosatellites, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-01) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D144: AAWSAP DIRD, Cockpits in the Era of Breakthrough Flight, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 57 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Cockpits in the Era of Breakthrough Flight, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-01) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D145: AAWSAP DIRD, Aneutronic Fusion Propulsion I, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 50 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Aneutronic Fusion Propulsion I, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-01) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D146: AAWSAP DIRD, Aneutronic Fusion Propulsion II, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 36 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Aneutronic Fusion Propulsion II, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-01) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D147: AAWSAP DIRD, Ultracapacitors as Energy and Power Storage Devices, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 34 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Ultracapacitors as Energy and Power Storage Devices, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-01) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D148: AAWSAP DIRD, Detection and High-Resolution Tracking of Vehicles at Hypersonic Velocities, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 46 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Detection and High-Resolution Tracking of Vehicles at Hypersonic Velocities, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-20) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D149: AAWSAP DIRD, MHD Air Breathing Propulsion and Power for Aerospace Applications, November 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 32 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'MHD Air Breathing Propulsion and Power for Aerospace Applications, November 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-11-21) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D150: AAWSAP DIRD, Quantum Computing and Utilizing Organic Molecules in Automation Technology, December 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 54 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Quantum Computing and Utilizing Organic Molecules in Automation Technology, December 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-12-10) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D151: AAWSAP DIRD, Cognitive Limits on Simultaneous Control of Multiple Unmanned Spacecraft, December 2010
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 31 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Cognitive Limits on Simultaneous Control of Multiple Unmanned Spacecraft, December 2010': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2010-12-15) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D152: AAWSAP DIRD, Negative Mass Propulsion, January 2011
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 43 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Negative Mass Propulsion, January 2011': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2011-01-03) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D153: AAWSAP DIRD, Quantum Tomography of Negative Energy States in the Vacuum, January 2011
Release 06 · DOW · Las Vegas, Nevada · 51 pages
AAWSAP technical-scientific study (DIRD) 'Quantum Tomography of Negative Energy States in the Vacuum, January 2011': research into advanced technologies, not about UAP observations.
Note: The date in the index (2011-01-11) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-PR130: Unresolved UAP Report, Iraq, 2022
Release 06 · DOW · 2022 · Iraq · 1 page
Sensor frame from the 2022 Iraq event; an image with no text.
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DOW-UAP-PR131: Unresolved UAP Report, Iraq, 2022
Release 06 · DOW · 2022 · Iraq · 1 page
Sensor frame from the 2022 Iraq event; an image with no text.
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LLE-UAP-D001: Transcript of an Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, October 2023
Release 06 · LLE · October 2023 · Colorado · 1 page
AARO transcript of a video shot by a police officer in Colorado (October 2023, 1 minute 19 seconds): brief commentary on a light, no instrument data.
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LLE-UAP-D002: Transcript of an Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, October 2023
Release 06 · LLE · October 2023 · Colorado · 2 pages
AARO transcript of a video shot by a police officer in Colorado (October 2023): for the second night running, the officer follows a light that climbs and comes closer.
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LLE-UAP-D003: Transcript of an Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado, October 2023
Release 06 · LLE · October 2023 · Colorado · 1 page
AARO transcript of a video shot by a police officer in Colorado (October 2023, 27 seconds): brief commentary on a light, no instrument data.
Set aside 9
Duplicates, unreadable files, documents that are not about UAP or are not relevant. The reason is given for each.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 220: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 220 not relevant
Release 01 · FBI · 15 pages
Unsolicited 1950 letter with personal theories about flying discs; no observational data.
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62-HQ-83894 Serial 403: FBI Case File 62-HQ-83894, Serial 403 not relevant
Release 01 · FBI · 3 pages
Cover and blurb of Gray Barker's book 'They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers'; publishing material, not an investigative document.
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DOW-UAP-D048: Department of the Air Force Report, 1996 not UAP
Release 01 · DOW · 181 pages
1996 technical report on the history of launch failures of the Atlas, Delta, Titan and Thor rockets; no reference to UAPs in the text.
Note: The 28 occurrences of words like 'anomalous' refer to the rockets' behaviour. The date in the index (1996-09-10) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-D049: Launch Summary, Vandenberg AFB, 2000 not UAP
Release 01 · DOW · 113 pages
Official log of launches from Vandenberg AFB, 1958-2000; no reference to UAPs in the text.
Note: Possibly of indirect use for comparing sightings with launches, but the document does not discuss it. The date in the index (2000-02-03) is the document's date, not an event's.
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DOW-UAP-PR020: Unresolved UAP Report, Kuwait, May 2022 not relevant
Release 01 · DOW · Iraq · 1 page
Only the cover page of the CENTCOM release recommendation; no content about the event.
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DOE-UAP-D003: Pajarito Astronomers Invitation, 1986 not UAP
Release 02 · DOE · New Mexico · 1 page
Invitation to a meeting of an amateur astronomers' club (1986); no UAP content.
Note: The index gives 1986-05-20 as the event date: it is the date of the invitation.
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CIA-UAP-009: Unknown Flying Objects Observed Over Budapest unreadable
Release 03 · CIA · Budapest, Hungary · 1 page
The PDF contains a single very low-resolution image (134×221 pixels) in which the text cannot be read.
Note: The title refers to objects observed over Budapest; the content cannot be verified.
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CIA-UAP-011: The Sary Shagan Weapons Testing Range duplicate
Release 03 · CIA · 1973 · USSR · 3 pages
Duplicate: the same 1973 Sary Shagan report published as CIA-UAP-D001 in release 2, from a different scan.
Note: Same report number (FIRK-311/01638-77) as CIA-UAP-D001.
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CIA-UAP-013: Report of Unusual Flying Object Sightings and Attendant Scientific Activity duplicate
Release 03 · CIA · Budapest, Hungary · 1 page
Partial duplicate: the first page of the same Budapest report contained in full in CIA-UAP-018.
Note: Same report number (00-B-93674) as CIA-UAP-018.
Release timeline
| Release | Date | PDFs | Pages | OCR | Rel. / Bkg. / Aside |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 8 May 2026 | 116 | 4,149 | 1,504 | 29 / 82 / 5 |
| 02 | 22 May 2026 | 6 | 128 | 42 | 2 / 3 / 1 |
| 03 | 12 June 2026 | 53 | 3,494 | 445 | 14 / 36 / 3 |
| 04 | 10 July 2026 | 14 | 558 | 293 | 4 / 10 / 0 |
| 05 | 7 August 2026 | 22 | 332 | 87 | 11 / 11 / 0 |
| 06 | 18 September 2026 | 59 | 2,607 | 117 | 4 / 55 / 0 |
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