UAP Archive // Access Level: Public Release
UFO & UAP files, explained with evidence
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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena — Official Release Portal
U.S. Department of War · PURSUE · Rolling declassification · 2026
Official source: WAR.GOV/UFO
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UFO / UAP
Unidentified aerial phenomena documented in officially released government archives.
Open folder →Military Encounters
Defense and service encounter records from authorized public releases.
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First-hand accounts and sworn statements from official releases.
Open folder →Alien Entities / EBEs
References to non-human entities or extraterrestrial biological entities in declassified material.
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Historical case files and chronology-based incident documentation.
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Aviation witness statements and flight incident documentation.
Open folder →Recent Intake
Latest declassified findings
Recently published in-scope articles grounded in officially released declassified or FOIA government source documents.
UFO / UAP
Military ISR Crew Encounters Unidentified Object in May 2020
A debrief form reveals a military crew's encounter with a solid white object exhibiting erratic movements during ISR operations.
Declassified May 8, 2026
Read article →UFO / UAP
Military Radar Contact with Unidentified Range Fouler Documented
A debrief form reveals a military encounter with an unidentified aerial contact, characterized by noise jamming and significant infrared signatures.
Declassified May 8, 2026
Read article →UFO / UAP
Military Report Details UAP Encounter Over Gulf of Aden
A military mission report reveals an encounter with a round, cold object tracked over the Gulf of Aden, raising questions about unidentified aerial phenomena.
Declassified May 8, 2026
Read article →Radar Events
FBI Memos Reveal Cold War Era UFO Sightings and Investigations
The FBI's internal memos from the late 1950s reveal a surge in UFO sightings and the Bureau's policy of deferring investigations to the Air Force.
Declassified May 8, 2026
Read article →Alien Entities / EBEs
FBI Responds to Public Concerns Over UFO Organizations
In a letter dated August 31, 1966, Florence C. Dow expressed her concerns about the Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, prompting a response from FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover.
Declassified May 8, 2026
Read article →Radar Events
Assessing Risks: The Dow UAP D48 Report on Space-Booster Failures
The Dow UAP D48 Report details the modeling of unlikely space-booster failures, emphasizing the need for comprehensive risk assessments in missile launches.
Declassified May 8, 2026
Read article →Chain of Custody
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