Primary documents and curated archive hubs. Each file separates what the record states from what it does not claim.
AARO's February 2024 Historical Record Report Volume I reviews U.S. government UAP-related investigations since 1945. The report states AARO found no evidence that any official investigation confirmed extraterrestrial technology, and no empirical evidence of reverse-engineering off-world craft - see the PDF for exact wording.
CIA-UAP-015 is a PURSUE packet of USAF Project Blue Book Special Report No. 14 (Analysis of Reports of Unidentified Aerial Objects) with a CIA Official Record Copy cover. It is a statistical Blue Book study that judged it highly improbable the examined reports represented technology beyond then-present scientific knowledge.
Retired U.S. Navy Cmdr. David Fravor's sworn House Oversight testimony (26 July 2023) recounts the November 2004 USS Nimitz Tic Tac encounter - a white oblong object, unusual flight behavior, and related whitewater. This page treats the testimony as a verified account of what he said under oath, not a closed origin case.
DOW-UAP-D098 is a PURSUE-released U.S. Naval Photographic Interpretation Center memorandum assessing UFO films from Utah (2 July 1952) and Montana (1950). It documents methods, charts, tentative judgments, and limits - process paperwork from the film-analysis era, not an ET verdict.
DOW-UAP-D101 is a PURSUE-released Intelligence Information Report on an 8 September 2021 USSOF AC-130 Gunship observation of multiple cold-orb UAP during nighttime live-fire training over the Gulf of Oman. It is unevaluated IIR reporting from the field, not a finished origin judgment.
DOW-UAP-D102 is the PURSUE-released Project Blue Book case file on Navy photographer Delbert C. Newhouse's 2 July 1952 Tremonton, Utah color film of reflective objects. The file tracks evolving Air Force assessments from inconclusive notes toward later seabird explanations amid film mensuration limits.
DOW-UAP-D110 is the 18 July 2008 Statement of Objectives for DIA's Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP). It is a programmatic record defining 12 technical study areas out to 2050 - contract scope language, not a crash-retrieval confession.
DOW-UAP-D111 is the September 2008 solicitation and contract awarding AAWSAP work to Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies (BAASS). Administrative contracting paperwork that prices deliverables from the Statement of Objectives - valuable for program history, not disclosure of recovered craft.
DOW-UAP-D154 is a PURSUE-released transcript of Capt. Edward J. Ruppelt's March 1952 presentation on the Air Force's reorganized UFO investigation. It is a primary window into Blue Book-era methods and public framing from the officer who helped shape the program's early voice.
FBI-UAP-D024 is a PURSUE-released FBI FD-302 recording a March 2024 interview with a former U.S. military pilot. He describes airborne lights (2023-2024) and recalls a June 2002 equilateral-triangle overflight near Bagram, Afghanistan - interview notes that later informed artistic renderings.
FBI-UAP-D025 is an FBI digital rendering prepared for PURSUE as an artistic interpretation of a reported airborne-triangle incident near Bagram in June 2002. It is based on the first-hand description in FBI-UAP-D024 - a visual aid drawn from testimony, not a photograph of a craft.
FBI-UAP-D031 is an FBI digital rendering prepared for PURSUE as an artistic interpretation of a reported large triangle with red lights near Colorado Springs in 2023. It is based on a description in related FBI file FBI-UAP-D030 - illustration for investigators and the public, not a camera still.
NASA-UAP-D031 is a PURSUE-released NASA still from STS-80 (Space Shuttle Columbia, Nov-Dec 1996) showing an unidentified object in low-Earth orbit - the second of three images. The official note describes a free-floating object that appears to tumble about its major axis.
This PURSUE Release 01 PDF (NASA holdings id 255_413270) packages the independent French COMETA association report UFOs and Defense: What Should We Prepare For? (late 1990s) plus related correspondence including a Carol Rosin letter. Custody in a NASA-indexed file means archival storage, not NASA authorship.
The Department of War announces numbered PURSUE UAP file releases that land on war.gov/UFO. This page is a chronology of Releases 01-06 (May-September 2026) with primary announcement URLs; curated file reading lives on the archive hub.
PURSUE is the Department of War's rolling public release of declassified and historical UAP records at war.gov/UFO. This page is a reader guide to what is in that dump - Blue Book film files, AAWSAP contracts, FBI interview renderings, NASA transcripts, and modern mission reports - with curated primary links.