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DoD·2026-08-07·unresolved

PURSUE Release 05, fifth tranche

Fifth tranche of declassified UAP records released through the PURSUE portal on August 7, 2026. At least 16 confirmed videos: DoW Gulf of Oman 2021 cluster (6), DoW Pacific Ocean 2019 cluster (5), CENTCOM Middle East 2023/2025 additions (4), and FBI-UAP-PR007 slow-moving objects Northeastern US 2026 (1). Documents and images not yet enumerated.

Department of War, Washington DC·Video
DoD·2026-07-10·unresolved

PURSUE Release 04, fourth tranche

Fourth tranche of declassified UAP records released through the PURSUE portal: 14 documents, 19 videos, 4 audio recordings, and 3 images sourced from the Department of War, NASA, CIA, FBI, and the Department of Energy. 40 files total. Announced by Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell.

Department of War, Washington DC·Video, Audio, Document, Image
OTHER·2026-06-16·explained

Interagency UAP Governance Board established

Formal establishment of a standing Interagency UAP Governance Board co-chartered by ODNI, the FBI, and the Department of War. First meeting held June 16, 2026. The board directs interagency UAP investigation processes and coordinates with AARO.

Office of the Director of National Intelligence·Document
DoD·2026-06-12·unresolved

PURSUE Release 03, third tranche

Third tranche of declassified UAP records released through the PURSUE portal: 53 documents, 10 images, 6 videos, and 3 audio recordings sourced from the CIA, FBI, NASA, Department of War, and other agencies. The first FBI-contributed video material, the first CIA contribution, and the first formal Intelligence Community Assessment of a specific incident.

Department of War, Washington DC·Video, Audio, Document, Image
DoD·2026-05-22·unresolved

PURSUE Release 02, second tranche

Second tranche of declassified UAP records released through the PURSUE portal, dozens of new files spanning recent military encounters, historical NASA audio, and the first ODNI-contributed item. Announced by Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell.

Department of War, Washington DC·Video, Audio, Document, Image
DoD·2026-02-08·unresolved

Department of the Army Encounter, 2026

One-minute-forty-nine-second infrared video from a Department of the Army encounter in early 2026, location undisclosed.

Undisclosed US territory·Video, Document
DoD·2023-02-12·unresolved

Lake Huron F-16 UAP engagement

Declassified military footage of the February 12, 2023 NORAD engagement over Lake Huron, in which an F-16 fired an AIM-9X Sidewinder missile at an unidentified object. The video was released as part of PURSUE Release 02 on May 22, 2026.

Lake Huron, Michigan·Video, Document
DoD·2019-07-15·unresolved

USS Omaha Pyramid Footage

Navy night-vision video from the USS Omaha and adjacent vessels captured multiple pyramid-shaped objects circling the ships off San Diego. The footage was leaked publicly in 2021 and subsequently authenticated by the Department of Defense.

Pacific Ocean, off San Diego·Video, Document
DoD·2019-06-01·unresolved

Eastern US Range Fouler debrief, 28-year aviator account

Range Fouler debrief of a 2019 Eastern US encounter in which a US military aviator with 28 years of flight experience reported a large rectangular object with characteristics 'unlike anything I had seen.' Released through PURSUE Release 04 on July 10, 2026 as DOW-UAP-D090.

Eastern United States·Document
DoD·2019-01-01·unresolved

Pacific Ocean 2019, five-video Navy cluster

Five-video Pacific Ocean cluster released through PURSUE Release 05 on August 7, 2026: DOW-UAP-PR123 through PR127. First substantive PURSUE addition from a Pacific Ocean 2019 mission window outside the Nimitz 2004 canon.

Pacific Ocean·Video, Document
DoD·2015-01-21·contested

Gimbal Video, USS Roosevelt

Approximately 35-second ATFLIR video showing an apparently rotating glowing object filmed by an F/A-18F from the USS Theodore Roosevelt strike group, with audio capturing aircrew reactions to a 'whole fleet' of similar objects.

Atlantic Ocean, off Jacksonville·Video, Document
DoD·2015-01-20·explained

GoFast Video, USS Roosevelt

Approximately 35-second ATFLIR video appearing to show a small object skimming rapidly above the ocean surface, with aircrew exclaiming 'Look at that thing! It's flying!'

Atlantic Ocean, off Jacksonville·Video, Document
DoD·2013-04-25·contested

Aguadilla CBP Thermal Video

U.S. Customs and Border Protection released approximately three minutes of thermal video showing an unidentified object passing rapidly across the runway at Rafael Hernández Airport, briefly entering the water and continuing flight.

Rafael Hernández Airport, Aguadilla·Video, Document
DoD·2008-01-08·contested

Stephenville Sightings

Dozens of ground witnesses in Stephenville, Texas reported observing a large, low-flying object with an array of bright lights. Subsequent FAA radar data analysis showed an unidentified track moving toward President Bush's Crawford ranch.

Stephenville, Texas·Document
DoD·2004-11-14·unresolved

USS Nimitz Tic Tac Encounter

Multi-day series of radar contacts and visual encounters by F/A-18F crews from Strike Fighter Squadron 41 with a small white object resembling a Tic Tac, observed near the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group during pre-deployment exercises.

Pacific Ocean, off San Diego·Video, Document
DoD·1997-03-13·contested

Phoenix Lights

Mass-witness sighting of a series of lights, and a separately reported large V-shaped craft, observed across Arizona during a roughly three-hour window on the evening of March 13, 1997.

Phoenix, Arizona·Video, Image, Document
DoD·1980-12-29·contested

Cash-Landrum Incident

Vickie Landrum, Colby Landrum, and Betty Cash reported observing a diamond-shaped object discharging flame over a roadway near Houston, Texas, accompanied by what they described as approximately 23 helicopters. All three later reported severe medical effects.

Huffman, Texas·Document
DoD·1980-12-26·contested

Rendlesham Forest Incident

USAF security personnel stationed at the joint RAF Bentwaters / RAF Woodbridge bases reported encountering an unidentified object in the adjacent Rendlesham Forest over the nights of December 26-28, 1980.

RAF Bentwaters / RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk·Audio, Document
DoD·1973-10-18·contested

Coyne Helicopter Encounter

A U.S. Army Reserve helicopter crewed by Capt. Lawrence Coyne and three others reported a near-collision with an unidentified cylindrical object that bathed the cockpit in green light. The crew also reported anomalous altimeter readings during the encounter.

Mansfield, Ohio·Document
DoD·1964-04-24·contested

Lonnie Zamora, Socorro Landing

New Mexico State Police officer Lonnie Zamora reported observing an egg-shaped object on the ground with two small humanoid figures nearby. The object reportedly took off vertically as Zamora approached, leaving physical impressions and burn marks.

Socorro, New Mexico·Document, Image
DoD·1957-07-17·unresolved

RB-47 Multi-Sensor Encounter

An RB-47 reconnaissance aircraft of the U.S. Air Force reported a coordinated multi-sensor encounter with an unidentified object during a training mission across the southern United States. Detection was via ECM gear, onboard radar, and direct visual sighting.

Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi airspace·Document
DoD·1948-12-14·explained

Project Sign progress report

Progress report of Project Sign, the US Air Force's first formal investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena. Dated December 1948. Released through PURSUE Release 04 on July 10, 2026 as DOW-UAP-D097. The immediate institutional precursor to Project Grudge and Project Blue Book.

Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio·Document
DoD·1948-01-07·explained

Mantell Incident

Captain Thomas F. Mantell, a Kentucky Air National Guard pilot, died after his F-51 Mustang crashed during a high-altitude pursuit of an unidentified object reported by Godman Field tower personnel and civilian witnesses near Franklin, Kentucky.

Franklin, Kentucky·Document
DoD·1947-07-19·explained

Army Flying Discs file, Lowry AFB 1947

Early Army Air Forces intelligence file on the summer 1947 'flying disc' wave, filed at Lowry Air Force Base Denver. Released through PURSUE Release 01 on May 8, 2026. The earliest US institutional UAP file in the PURSUE catalog.

Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Colorado·Document
DoD·1942-02-25·explained

Battle of Los Angeles

U.S. Army anti-aircraft batteries fired more than 1,400 shells at unidentified objects over Los Angeles in the early hours of February 25, 1942, two months after the Pearl Harbor attack. A widely circulated Los Angeles Times photograph appeared to show a large object illuminated by searchlights.

Los Angeles, California·Document, Image