PURSUE Release 07 (23 Oct 2026): 28 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 25 Department of War, 1 FBI, 1 Executive Office of the President. Incidents span 1949 to 2026. All are officially unresolved.
PURSUE Release 06 (18 Sep 2026): 75 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 67 Department of War, 8 Local Law Enforcement. Incidents span 1952 to 2025. All are officially unresolved.
PURSUE Release 05 (7 Aug 2026): 41 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 19 Department of War, 17 FBI, 2 CIA. Incidents span 1947 to 2026. All are officially unresolved.
PURSUE Release 04 (10 Jul 2026): 40 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 28 Department of War, 7 NASA, 2 CIA. Incidents span 1948 to 2025. All are officially unresolved.
The Pentagon’s seventh UAP file release on 23 October 2026 included two documents about federal agents who watched a small, matte-black triangle rise silently over a ridge near a western national security site in June 2026, hover, and race off. What the AARO memo and FBI statement say, what they don’t, and how to grade it.
PURSUE Release 03 (12 Jun 2026): 72 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 29 FBI, 18 CIA, 12 Department of War. Incidents span 1949 to 2026. All are officially unresolved.
PURSUE Release 02 (22 May 2026): 64 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 52 Department of War, 7 NASA, 3 Department of Energy. Incidents span 1948 to 2025. All are officially unresolved.
PURSUE Release 01 (8 May 2026): 158 declassified U.S. government UAP records, from 79 Department of War, 57 FBI, 15 NASA. Incidents span 1945 to 2026. All are officially unresolved.
PURSUE is the Department of War’s rolling release of ‘unresolved’ UAP records. It has put out seven tranches since 8 May 2026. Here is what the program says it is, what the files are, and what ‘unresolved’ does and does not mean.
Project Blue Book logged 12,618 UFO sightings from 1947 to 1969, and 701 stayed “unidentified.” The National Archives holds those files and now offers bulk UAP downloads.
