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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
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·2026-03-31·unresolved

Rep. Luna letter demanding 46 specific UAP videos

Signed congressional letter from Rep. Anna Paulina Luna to Secretary of War Hegseth requesting 46 specific UAP videos by title, date, location, and military callsign. The most specific congressional UAP disclosure demand on public record.

House Oversight Committee, Washington DC·Document
OTHER·2025-06-01·unresolved

ODNI Senior US Intelligence Officer narrative, Western US

First-person narrative account from a Senior US Intelligence Community official describing UAP behavior observed during a Western US incident in 2025. Released through PURSUE Release 02 on May 22, 2026. The first ODNI contribution to PURSUE.

Western United States·Document
DOD·2023-10-01·unresolved

Western US UAP, October 2023, AARO unresolved case

Five federal law enforcement agents observed a UAP in the Western US in October 2023. Released June 12, 2026 with an AARO Unresolved Case Analysis Update, five witness narrative statements, AI-rendered reconstructions, and two digital recreation videos.

Western United States·Document, Video
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·2022-02-15·unresolved

Colorado Springs UAP, Cheyenne Mountain

February 15, 2022 sighting over Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Springs. Subject described as a potato-shaped object with creamy or whitish opalescent color. Released June 12, 2026 with a formal Intelligence Community Assessment, the first ICA published as part of PURSUE.

Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs, Colorado·Document, Image
FBI·2021-11-01·unresolved

FBI Northeastern Orb video collection

Set of FBI-held eyewitness video files spanning November 2021 through July 2025, depicting bright orb-like objects in the Northeastern US. Released June 12, 2026 as part of PURSUE Release 03. The first FBI-contributed video material to PURSUE.

Northeastern United States·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
OTHER·2015-06-15·unresolved

Pantex nuclear-weapons plant UAP intrusion

Department of Energy report documenting a 2015 UAP intrusion over the Pantex nuclear-weapons assembly and disassembly plant near Amarillo, Texas. Officers observed an object with no sound and no visible propulsion system. Released through PURSUE Release 04 on July 10, 2026.

Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas·Document
OTHER·2008-07-01·unresolved

Harare International Airport sighting

July 2008 sighting of a disc-like object above Harare International Airport in Zimbabwe. Held in CIA records, declassified through PURSUE Release 03 on June 12, 2026. Among the first CIA-contributed files to the PURSUE catalog.

Harare International Airport·Document
NASA·1996-12-01·explained

NASA STS-80 space shuttle imagery

Three photographic frames from Space Shuttle Columbia mission STS-80 in December 1996, depicting an unidentified object exterior to the orbiter. Released through PURSUE Release 04 on July 10, 2026 as NASA-UAP-D030, D031, D032.

Low Earth orbit, Space Shuttle Columbia·Image
NASA·1973-09-22·explained

NASA Skylab technical crew debriefing

Skylab mission technical crew debriefing documenting visual contacts during orbital operations. Released through PURSUE Release 01 on May 8, 2026.

Low Earth orbit, Skylab Orbital Workshop·Document
OTHER·1973-09-01·unresolved

CIA Intelligence Information Report, USSR 1973

CIA Intelligence Information Report from September 1973 documenting Soviet military reports of unidentified aerial phenomena observed inside Soviet territory. Released through PURSUE Release 02 on May 22, 2026.

Soviet Union·Document
NASA·1969-11-14·explained

NASA Apollo 12 crew debriefing

Apollo 12 mission transcript and technical crew debriefing documenting brief unidentified-object observations during cislunar transit. Released through PURSUE Release 01 on May 8, 2026 along with five photographic stills.

Lunar transit and Ocean of Storms landing site·Document, Image
OTHER·1954-08-01·explained

CIA U-2 and OXCART programs, UAP explanatory record

Declassified CIA institutional history covering the U-2 (1954-onwards) and A-12 OXCART (1962-onwards) programs, including the agency's accounting of how these programs' high-altitude flights generated a substantial fraction of the 1954-1974 UAP report volume. Released through PURSUE Release 03 on June 12, 2026 as CIA-UAP-003.

Central Intelligence Agency, various overflight theatres·Document
OTHER·1953-01-14·explained

CIA Robertson Panel report

Report of the CIA-convened Scientific Advisory Panel on Unidentified Flying Objects, chaired by physicist H.P. Robertson, January 1953. The founding document of the US government's official skeptical posture toward UAP. Released through PURSUE Release 03 on June 12, 2026 as CIA-UAP-002.

CIA H Building, Washington DC·Document
OTHER·1949-02-16·unresolved

Los Alamos green fireballs conference

Transcript of the February 16, 1949 conference at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory at which physicists attempted to explain the green fireballs observed over New Mexico nuclear-weapons sites in late 1948 and early 1949. Released through PURSUE Release 04 on July 10, 2026 as DOE-UAP-D004.

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, New Mexico·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
OTHER·1948-12-01·unresolved

DOE files, Sandia / Pajarito / PANTEX, 1948-1950

Three previously-classified Department of Energy files covering 1948 to 1950 sightings near the United States' core nuclear weapons sites (Sandia, Los Alamos / Pajarito, and PANTEX). Released through PURSUE Release 02 on May 22, 2026.

Sandia (NM), Pajarito Plateau (NM), PANTEX (TX)·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