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Department of War · Disclosure Archive

HISTORICAL UAP FILE RELEASE

On May 8, 2026, the U.S. Department of War published the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE) — 161 declassified documents drawn from FBI vault holdings, U.S. Army Air Forces incident files, and historical UAP records spanning 1947 through the present.

A second tranche followed on May 22, 2026, adding sensor videos, NASA mission-audio excerpts, and CIA, ODNI, and Department of Energy files; a third on June 12, 2026 brought the FBI's modern case files — including the Colorado Springs 2022 incident and a five-witness Western US event from 2023 — plus eighteen CIA historical documents and the NASA Gemini debriefings. Combined with the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) public document set, the corpus is the largest body of declassified U.S. government UFO material ever released. Every case below was extracted from those primary-source files.

2,116 Indexed Cases
9 Eras Covered
12 Source Agencies
350 Source Documents
SV · Disclosure-Archive · 2026

Notable visuals from the corpus

Hand-curated artifacts pulled from the underlying PDFs — annotated aeronautical charts, 1947 newspaper clippings, FBI sensor photographs, and ORNL specimen analysis.

View all 55 visuals · 222 document covers →

Browse by Era

The corpus is concentrated in the first wave of saucer reports (1947–1952) and the Cold War Blue Book era (1953–1969), reflecting the periods most heavily documented in the FBI vault files. Modern AARO and ODNI cases form a smaller but distinct cluster.

Foo Fighters Era (1940-1946)

60 cases

Modern Wave (1970-1989)

61 cases

Browse by Source Agency

Each case is tagged with the federal agency that filed or holds the primary-source document. The FBI dominates the historical record; AARO and ODNI dominate the modern.

Source Documents

The full PDF archive lives at the U.S. Department of War's UFO disclosure portal and at AARO. The 4,118 underlying pages have been OCR'd, indexed, and embedded for full-text and semantic search; every case below links to the primary-source PDF on the originating agency website.