Topic
Pursue
166 records: 149 cases, 16 documents, 1 people · 1944–2026
Its 149 cases
Strength
A 3B 19C 102D 25
Plausibility
Very high 3High 105Moderate 41
On a line of years
19442026
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PURSUE Release 07 (war.gov, 23 October 2026)Government release · 1949-2026 (documents); released 23 October 2026Range Fouler: a solid white object makes "erratic moments" over the northern Gulf (14 May 2020)D2020 · northern Persian Gulf (contact at 28 31 4 N, 49 52 4 E as written, 20,000 ft)BAASS monthly reports to DIA (March, April, June and November 2009)Government record · March-November 2009BAASS Project Management Plan for DIA (2 December 2008)Government record · 2 December 2008A round, cold object tracked in infrared making abrupt turns over the Gulf of Aden (4 September 2020)D2020 · Gulf of Aden (MGRS 38P LT)One UAP on full-motion video off Bushehr, Iran, on a mission with two lost-link events (16 September 2020)B2020 · Persian Gulf off Bushehr, Iran (MGRS 39R VM; war.gov says Strait of Hormuz)Range Fouler: one object overtaken by another, then three on screen (31 August 2020)D2020 · MGRS 39R WL 2.. (Persian Gulf region); war.gov title says "Japan, 2023"An ISR crew records one UAP "transitting" over the Persian Gulf (8 August 2020)C2020 · Persian Gulf (MGRS 39R WL)
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Cases 149
1944A former Polish prisoner of war tells the FBI of a vertical-rising craft that stalled his tractor in Germany (1944; interviewed 1957)C1944 · Gut Alt Golssen, about 30 miles east of Berlin, Germany1947Two "flying saucer" photographs from Oak Ridge sent to the FBI (July 1947)C1947 · Oak Ridge, Tennessee (218 Illinois Avenue)1948A pastor writes to Hoover about four beams converging on the Cascades and a 10,000-ft "explosion" (May 1948)C1948 · the Cascade Mountains, Pacific Northwest (seen from the writer's location, probably in Oregon)1948B-29 crews of the 307th Bomb Group report a fast-climbing unidentified jet off Holland (5 September 1948)C1948 · off the west coast of Holland, 51°55'N 03°55'E1949Catalina Island reports, 1949-1955D1949 · Santa Catalina Island and San Pedro, California1952CIA hears of a "perfect flying saucer" seen by senior RAF officers at a demonstration in Yorkshire (memo of 18 December 1952)D1952 · Yorkshire, England (airfield not named)1952Professor's luminous sphere over SassariC1952 · Sassari, Sardinia, Italy1953Humming light over a B-29 at Prince GeorgeC1953 · Prince George airport, British Columbia, Canada1953Lights facing Soviet Chukotka from Little Diomede and GambellD1953 · Little Diomede and Gambell (St Lawrence Island), Alaska, facing the USSR1953Red lights in the Berlin air corridorC1953 · Berlin air corridor over the Soviet Zone, near Genthin, Germany1953Shape-changing radar returns in MoroccoC1953 · Detachment 2, 737th AC&W Squadron radar site, French Morocco1953Transair DC-3 crew see a metallic disc over HassleholmC1953 · Over Hassleholm, southern Sweden1953Two ringed craft in formation over Seymour, IndianaD1953 · Seymour, Indiana1954Ground and airborne radar track an unknown off Neah Bay, and an F-86D radar shows it splitting in two (22 June 1954)A1954 · 38 to 40 miles southwest of Neah Bay, Washington, over the Pacific1955KC-97 crew and GCI radar: unidentified object near Newfoundland (6 July 1955)B1955 · Newfoundland area, 49°10'N 59°50'W (as given in the file)1955RB-47 crews: unidentified aircraft over the Canadian Arctic Archipelago (1-8 June 1955)B1955 · Canadian Arctic Archipelago1956F-86D pilot outclimbed and circled by a light over GuamC1956 · Over Guam, Mariana Islands1957B-52 paced by a radar unknown over Saudi ArabiaC1957 · Over Saudi Arabia, about 27N 47E1957F-86D ordered to fire on a giant radar target near ManstonB1957 · Over East Anglia, from RAF Manston, England1958A young Detroit man phones the FBI about a circular object with a crystal-type dome (17 April 1958)C1958 · Detroit, Michigan (three blocks south of Six Mile Road at Lamphere Street)1965Gemini 5 debrief: "snow" and glittering debris, and one sighting Cooper "never could identify" (August 1965)B1965 · Earth orbit1966Gemini 9 science debrief: a whitish-green meteor, sunrise "luminous particles", and no sparkles from the ATDA (June 1966)B1966 · Earth orbit1966Project Northern Tier: incursions at northern nuclear bases, 1966-1977B1966 · Minot AFB (North Dakota), Wurtsmith AFB (Michigan), Loring AFB (Maine) and other northern-tier SAC bases1971Apollo 14 crew debriefing: the "light flash phenomena" (1971)A1971 · in flight (translunar/lunar), debrief at Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas1972Apollo 17 crew medical debriefing: light flashes in lunar orbit and on the surface (1972)A1972 · lunar orbit and lunar surface; debrief at Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas1996UAPTF-transferred infrared clip, three-second crossing (Western U.S., 1996)C1996 · Western United States2007Blue orb passes through a driver near DavisC2007 · Near Davis, California2008A disc with a hollow centre and "beams" hovers over Harare airport, and Zimbabwe goes on high alert (2 July 2008)D2008 · over Harare International Airport, Zimbabwe2009200-ft rotating cigar stops a car at Port JervisD2009 · Port Jervis, New York2009B-1-size triangle near Arkansas Nuclear One power linesD2009 · Near Dardanelle and Mount Nebo, Arkansas2009Boomerangs, missing time and a military search near NAS FallonC2009 · Near NAS Fallon, Nevada2009Landing, entity and jet search grids at Versailles, MissouriC2009 · Versailles, Missouri2011Massive low black triangle with three white corner lights, seen from a driveway (June or July 2011)C2011 · location redacted (United States)2013An eight-pointed star with a trail on infrared (Middle East, 2013)C2013 · Middle East (CENTCOM)2015UAPTF-transferred infrared clip, digitally altered before reporting (Eastern U.S., 2015)C2015 · Eastern United States2016A P-8A sees an unidentified low-flying object, possibly a sea-skimming missile, off Latakia (18 November 2016)C2016 · eastern Mediterranean, about 55 NM northwest of Latakia, Syria2016NORTHCOM infrared clip: reticle track, then a second contrast (Atlantic Ocean, 2016)C2016 · Atlantic Ocean2017A one-second crossing in a 17-second AFSOC clip from Kabul (July 2017)C2017 · Kabul, Afghanistan (uploader title); CENTCOM2018One contrast resolves into three in a line, and one pulls away (3 July 2018)D2018 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2019"UFOs in formation over Persian Gulf?": a 17-minute infrared recording (uploaded October 2019)C2019 · Persian Gulf (uploader title); CENTCOM2019A brief infrared track from the U.S. East Coast (December 2019)C2019 · U.S. East Coast (uploader title); NORTHCOM2019Grouped contrasts recorded twice on one day (25 September 2019, 1715Z and 2135Z)C2019 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2019Navy handheld recordings of infrared screens and lights over the Pacific (2019)C2019 · Pacific Ocean2019Range Fouler: small high-speed object, "rectangular" on review (Eastern U.S., 2019)C2019 · Eastern United States2019USAF infrared clip: flickering contrast (Gulf of America, 2019)C2019 · Gulf of America (Gulf of Mexico)2020"3 fast moving UAPs": two contrasts share the frame for 15 seconds (29 October 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020"Dual UAP" over the Gulf of Arabia: one contrast resolves into several (5 May 2020)C2020 · "Gulf of Arabia" (uploader title); CENTCOM2020"Looks like a balloon": a weapons-quality track on a UAP at 31,000 ft (war.gov "Arabian Gulf, 2020")C2020 · "IVO 323'S" (location redacted; war.gov title says Arabian Gulf)2020"NAG UAP": a contrast tracked, lost and reacquired over the North Arabian Gulf (1 June 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility; "NAG" in the title probably means North Arabian Gulf (inference)2020"U/I small thermal signature": an operator-annotated infrared track (Arabian Gulf, 2020)C2020 · Arabian Gulf (CENTCOM)2020A "formation of unknown flying objects" tracked along the coast for two minutes (27 August 2020)C2020 · Persian Gulf, along a coast (MGRS 39R VM)2020A "spherical UAP" moving in and out of clouds over Afghanistan, replayed enhanced (23 November 2020)C2020 · Afghanistan, CENTCOM area of responsibility2020A 40-knot UAP and a pair at 278 knots in one mission report (war.gov "Arabian Gulf, 2020")C2020 · MGRS 34SCE7566990098 (Ionian Sea, about 36.05°N 19.62°E) and 35TQK1580995057 (Danube delta near Sulina, Black Sea coast, 45.08°N 29.74°E)2020A Navy helicopter crew sees three unknown small air contacts with no radar, IFF or ES returns (24 August 2020)C2020 · North Arabian Sea; war.gov title: Arabian Sea2020A UAP near the Strait of Hormuz whose observation line is missing from the release (2 October 2020)B2020 · Strait of Hormuz area (war.gov title); exact location not released2020A contrast crosses and is tracked (8 August 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020A contrast drops through the frame over the Persian Gulf and fades into the grain (21 August 2020)C2020 · Persian Gulf (uploader title)2020A contrast that fades in and out and survives two sensor-mode switches (Arabian Gulf, 2020)C2020 · Arabian Gulf (CENTCOM)2020A contrast that fades in infrared and reappears in electro-optical (13 February 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020A contrast that grows as the aircraft closes in (2020; "Middle East" in the title, "Southern United States" in the listing)C2020 · disputed: the file title says Middle East, but the war.gov listing location (as carried by the mirror) says Southern United States2020A contrast that leaves and re-enters the frame several times (24 August 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020A contrast tracked for three minutes until it fades; then a second appears (7 October 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020A faint contrast clips the corner of an infrared frame (Arabian Gulf, 2020)C2020 · Arabian Gulf (CENTCOM)2020A five-minute infrared track with reticle cycling, then loss of track (Arabian Gulf, 2020)C2020 · Arabian Gulf (CENTCOM)2020A five-second diagonal crossing in AFRICOM (18 October 2020)C2020 · AFRICOM area of responsibility2020A full-motion video of a UAP zoomed and tracked (16 September 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020A one-second crossing in AFRICOM (16 October 2020)C2020 · AFRICOM area of responsibility2020A possible UAP speeds up and turns east at 321 knots (war.gov "Arabian Gulf, 2020")C2020 · MGRS 34SDG9041417044 (the grid zone 34S lies in the central Mediterranean region, not the Arabian Gulf)2020A round, cold object tracked in infrared making abrupt turns over the Gulf of Aden (4 September 2020)D2020 · Gulf of Aden (MGRS 38P LT)2020A two-second crossing on full-motion video (17 September 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020An ISR crew records one UAP "transitting" over the Persian Gulf (8 August 2020)C2020 · Persian Gulf (MGRS 39R WL)2020An infrared track held centre-frame for a minute and a half (Arabian Gulf, 2020)C2020 · Arabian Gulf (CENTCOM)2020An object crosses the frame bottom to top three times (5 September 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020Eight separate crossings of the sensor view in five minutes (20 October 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020Four UAP pass beneath an ISR aircraft (MISREP 8799515, war.gov "Arabian Gulf, 2020")C2020 · Arabian Gulf per war.gov title (location redacted in the report)2020NORTHCOM infrared clip: auto-tracked contrast grows in angular size (Eastern U.S., 2020)C2020 · Eastern United States2020NORTHCOM infrared clip: auto-tracked contrast leaves frame left (Western U.S., 2020)C2020 · Western United States2020NORTHCOM infrared clip: contrast repeatedly leaving and re-entering frame (Eastern U.S., 2020)C2020 · Eastern United States2020NORTHCOM infrared clip: several small contrasts, one auto-tracked (Eastern U.S., 2020)C2020 · Eastern United States2020Nine seconds of infrared: a contrast crosses the frame in two seconds (Arabian Gulf, 2020)C2020 · Arabian Gulf (CENTCOM)2020One "probable UAP", no mission impact (war.gov "Arabian Gulf, 2020")C2020 · grid given as "3SKT4255899519" (incomplete MGRS zone; location cannot be fixed)2020One UAP on full-motion video off Bushehr, Iran, on a mission with two lost-link events (16 September 2020)B2020 · Persian Gulf off Bushehr, Iran (MGRS 39R VM; war.gov says Strait of Hormuz)2020Range Fouler: a round, cold object with abrupt turns off Mirbat, Oman (15 October 2020)D2020 · Arabian Sea off Mirbat, Oman (MGRS 40Q BD 6.. 19..; the report says Gulf of Aden)2020Range Fouler: a solid white object makes "erratic moments" over the northern Gulf (14 May 2020)D2020 · northern Persian Gulf (contact at 28 31 4 N, 49 52 4 E as written, 20,000 ft)2020Range Fouler: maroon "deformed balloon" off the Atlantic coast (2020)C2020 · Atlantic Ocean (working area redacted)2020Range Fouler: one object overtaken by another, then three on screen (31 August 2020)D2020 · MGRS 39R WL 2.. (Persian Gulf region); war.gov title says "Japan, 2023"2020Range Fouler: small reflective object, sensor-tracked (Eastern U.S., 2020)C2020 · Eastern United States (working area redacted)2020Three separate UAP observations on one ISR mission over the Persian Gulf (16 July 2020)B2020 · Persian Gulf (war.gov title; MGRS 39R VM and 39R UN)2020Two parts of an infrared recording of several contrasts (31 August 2020)C2020 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2020Two range foulers circle each other, vanish "in 1/30th of a second", with strobes and noise jamming (27 October 2020)B2020 · not released (bullseye "ZIM 248/17"; war.gov title: "NA")2021A contrast tracked for 17 seconds over the East China Sea (9 June 2021)C2021 · East China Sea (INDOPACOM)2021A contrast tracked near the top of the frame for a minute (3 January 2021)C2021 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2021Four clips of a "spherical UAP" from one platform on 12 April 2021C2021 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2022"Possible UAP/UAV" near Baghdad, not followed (1 December 2022)C2022 · near Baghdad, Iraq (MGRS 38S MB 4.8..)2022"Spherical UAP erratic movement": a EUCOM clip whose apparent performance AARO says was distorted by digital alteration (August 2022)C2022 · EUCOM area of responsibility2022A "possible small UAP" off the Syrian coast on a night of Russian air activity (30 May 2022)C2022 · Eastern Mediterranean off Syria (aircraft at MGRS 36S XD; UAP first seen 37S BV 28..)2022A 21-second, slowed-down, altered clip of a "cigar shaped or fast spherical" UAP (15 October 2022)C2022 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2022A 29-second F/A-18 FLIR clip with a brief reticle lock (2022)C2022 · NORTHCOM area of responsibility2022A UAP event lasting under a minute over Syria (31 July 2022)C2022 · Syria (MGRS 37S FU 2.., "KP 9")2022A phone video of a luminous phenomenon near Karaganda airport, Kazakhstan (March 2022)C2022 · near Karaganda International Airport, Kazakhstan2022Five UAP cross an ISR feed over Iraq; one like a missile, four like birds (6 May 2022)C2022 · Iraq (MGRS 38S MC 53/54; war.gov title says "Middle East")2022Four areas of contrast cross an infrared view over water: "4 UAP Formation Iran" (26 August 2022)D2022 · CENTCOM area of responsibility; the uploader title says "Iran ... over water"2022Four small contrasts among several tracked targets (13 June 2022)D2022 · CENTCOM area of responsibility2022Iraq, 5 May 2022: two ISR sorties report 1-2 m "UAPs" at 80-180 mphB2022 · Iraq per war.gov's title for D106 (D109 is titled "Middle East"); Operation Inherent Resolve; MGRS grid zone 38S2022Screener "could not get a positive ID": a UAP over Iraq, 20 May 2022B2022 · Iraq (aircraft at MGRS 38S MC 85..; war.gov PR20 title says Kuwait)2022Several UAP encountered near Columbus, Ohio (November 2022)C2022 · vicinity of Columbus, Ohio (uploader title); NORTHCOM2023"Several bright objects" above FL600 seen by a 77 EFS flight (31 March 2023)B2023 · North-east Syria, north-east of 'RLZ', probably Rmeilan Landing Zone (aircraft at MGRS 37S GA; war.gov title says 'Southern United States, 2020')2023A "bouncy ball"-shaped UAP keeps pace at about 424 knots for seven minutes (9 November 2023)C2023 · Syria (war.gov title; the narrative grid reads "37D ST 69...", likely 37S)2023A civilian reports a large blue triangle hovering near a national security facility (March 2023)D2023 · Pacific Time Zone, USA (facility not named)2023A fifth-generation fighter films two infrared contrasts (20 January 2023)C2023 · NORTHCOM area of responsibility2023CENTCOM infrared clip: 30-second track, partly occluded by the platform (Middle East, 2023)C2023 · Middle East (USCENTCOM area)2023CENTCOM infrared clip: 51-second track (Middle East, 2023)C2023 · Middle East (USCENTCOM area)2023CENTCOM infrared clip: two bright contrasts and a reticle-tracked dark one (Middle East, 2023)C2023 · Middle East (USCENTCOM area; no location given)2023CENTCOM infrared clip: two contrasts cross in one second (Middle East, 2023)C2023 · Middle East (USCENTCOM area; no location given)2023Colorado Springs: black triangle with red corner lights emerging from a "pixelated" cloud (October 2023)C2023 · Colorado Springs, Colorado (exact site redacted)2023Colorado Springs: low, silent, "almost see-through" triangle over a back porch (October 2023)C2023 · Colorado Springs, Colorado (residence redacted)2023Eglin AFB aircrew film a UAP (13 February 2023)C2023 · Eglin AFB area, Florida (uploader title); NORTHCOM2023F-15E pair sees three possible UAP and a possible balloon near Shaddadi, Syria (21 February 2023)C2023 · near Shaddadi, north-east Syria2023INDOPACOM infrared clip: 19-second track (Yellow Sea, 2023)D2023 · Yellow Sea2023INDOPACOM infrared clip: 49-second track (Yellow Sea, 2023)D2023 · Yellow Sea2023INDOPACOM infrared clip: 59-second track (East China Sea, 2023)D2023 · East China Sea2023INDOPACOM infrared clip: 98-second track (Yellow Sea, 2023)D2023 · Yellow Sea2023INDOPACOM infrared clip: contrast tracked until platform occludes sensor (Yellow Sea, 2023)D2023 · Yellow Sea2023INDOPACOM infrared clip: magnified track (Yellow Sea, 2023)D2023 · Yellow Sea2023Three infrared contrasts held in a fixed formation for two minutes near Japan (2023)C2023 · Japan (war.gov listing; INDOPACOM)2023Three people driving to a U.S. test site see a bright light and a silent bronze or metallic object vanish (September 2023)B2023 · a restricted test site in the United States (name and state redacted)2023Two UAP, one "thermal showed cold", logged by an ISR aircraft from Al Dhafra (24 October 2023)C2023 · Gulf of Oman / UAE area (aircraft at MGRS 39R YJ and 39R XK; war.gov title: United Arab Emirates)2024A "football-shaped" object with three radial projections over the East China Sea (2024)C2024 · East China Sea (INDOPACOM)2024A "spherical UAP pulsing over water", held centre-frame (date not given)C2024 · not given (over water, per uploader title)2024A Coast Guard C-144 records "tic tac", IR-hot objects near Tyndall AFB (24 April 2024)C2024 · near Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida (uploader titles); "Southeastern United States" (war.gov listing)2024A U.S. aircraft keeps "eyes on" an oval or orb-shaped possible UAP for over two hours (31 October 2024)C2024 · not released (war.gov title: "NA")2024A diamond-shaped UAP with a "probe", seen only in short-wave infrared, at about 434 knots (25 January 2024)B2024 · eastern Mediterranean south of Greece (aircraft at MGRS 35S QT, flying from Larissa, LGLR); war.gov title: Greece2024A glowing hot sphere with a vertical "pole" skims the Gulf of Oman at 140 knots (7 June 2024)B2024 · Gulf of Oman (aircraft at MGRS 40R FM 60..); war.gov title: United Arab Emirates, October 20232024A hot object "flies" through the sensors during a Griffin missile shot near Ayn al-Asad (20 September 2024)B2024 · Ayn al-Asad Air Base restricted operating zone "RAINDROP", Iraq (aircraft at MGRS 38S KC 55..)2024A low UAP outpaces the ISR aircraft following it over the Gulf of Aden (14 July 2024)B2024 · Gulf of Aden (MGRS 38P MT)2024An 8-minute, digitally altered clip of four contrasts titled "UAP USO Formation" (date not given)D2024 · not given2024An INDOPACOM UAP clip reissued at 8x speed, stabilised and enhanced (date not given)D2024 · INDOPACOM area of responsibility2024An infrared contrast tracked for 1 min 39 s (INDOPACOM, 2024)C2024 · INDOPACOM area of responsibility (no closer location)2024Glare and a "misshapen ball of white light" cross an ISR camera over Syria (20 October 2024)D2024 · Syria (aircraft orbiting at MGRS 37S FU 44.., 20,088 ft)2025A two-second, barely visible infrared contrast over Djibouti (2025)C2025 · Djibouti (AFRICOM)2025CENTCOM EO/IR clip: contrast moving left to right (Middle East, 2025)C2025 · Middle East (USCENTCOM area)2025CENTCOM infrared clip: three-second crossing (Middle East, 2025)C2025 · Middle East (USCENTCOM area)2025Middle East, 29 July 2025: AFSOC crew reports six small spheres changing direction "simultaneously"C2025 · Middle East (USCENTCOM; Operation Inherent Resolve; location redacted)2025Middle East, 29 October 2025: ISR crew tracks a "white round orbit" at up to 500 mphC2025 · Middle East (USCENTCOM; Operation Inherent Resolve; location redacted)2025Two brief "possible UAP" sightings by a U.S. aircraft in INDOPACOM (10-11 April 2025)D2025 · U.S. Indo-Pacific Command area of responsibility (no closer location released)2025Two round, white-hot UAPs heading south at about 240 knots (war.gov "Djibouti, 2025")C2025 · MGRS 35SQT3423692957 (eastern Mediterranean by grid zone); war.gov title says Djibouti2026An Army sensor tracks two infrared contrasts (North America, 2026)C2026 · North America (war.gov listing); reported by the Department of the Army2026Federal agents' black triangle at a national-security site (2026)B2026 · A withheld national-security site in the western United StatesA triangular, metallic UAP over the Aegean during return to base (date withheld)CAegean Sea, 36°34'53"N 25°59'43"E (near the Cyclades, Greece); war.gov title: Mediterranean Sea
Documents 16
'Flying saucer talk': Ruppelt's 1952 briefing tape (MIT Lincoln Lab)recording · 26 March 1952AAWSAP Defense Intelligence Reference Documents (DIRDs) released in PURSUE Release 06war.gov file list · December 2009-January 2011 (documents); released 18 September 2026AMC Opinion Concerning 'Flying Discs' (Twining memo, 23 September 1947)Government record · 23 September 1947BAASS monthly reports to DIA (March, April, June and November 2009)Government record · March-November 2009BAASS Project Management Plan for DIA (2 December 2008)Government record · 2 December 2008BAASS Summary Report on UAP Analysis Capabilities (23 November 2010)Government record · 23 November 2010BAASS Utah Ranch Investigation Report (April 2010)Government record · April 2010 (deployments 22-26 March and 19-23 April 2010)Final personnel record of Col. Howard M. McCoy, USAF (1954)Government record · 1930-1954 (retired 31 August 1954)Limits on velocity recovery from the PURSUE sensor videos (arXiv:2608.12445)Preprint · August 2026MUFON white papers prepared for BAASS (November 2008)Government record · November 2008Project Capella: the BAASS UAP data warehouse proposal (10 December 2008)Government record · 10 December 2008PURSUE Release 07 (war.gov, 23 October 2026)Government release · 1949-2026 (documents); released 23 October 2026Sealed affidavit of the 1947 Roswell base public information officer (2002), as a DIA contract exhibitGovernment record · 2002 (attached to the BAASS plan, 2 December 2008)Six objects at 480 mph in a PURSUE infrared video flicker at bird wingbeat rates (arXiv:2610.08692)Preprint · October 2026Space Council file on recovering space-vehicle fragments (1962-1964)Government record · 1962-1964 (EOP memo 29 May 1963)The Department of War's PURSUE disclosure waiver (14 Sept 2026)policy · 14 September 2026