PURSUE Directive · May 8, 2026
All 158 declassified UAP documents from the U.S. Department of War, released under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. Summarized, ranked by significance, and made searchable.
158
Documents
4
Agencies
1947–2025
Incident range
Most Significant
Ranked by AI significance score — weighted for historical impact, witness credibility, and evidentiary value.
This document is a declassified U.S. Army UAP report submitted to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), consisting of 1 minute and 49 seconds of infrared video captured from an unspecified military platform in 2026. The video shows a sensor tracking two distinct objects, but no written or verbal explanation was provided by the person who filed the report. AARO has not drawn any conclusions about what the objects are.
This is an FBI case file (62-HQ-83894) covering UFO and flying disc reports spanning over two decades, from June 1947 to July 1968. It brings together eyewitness testimonies, investigative records, public reports, photographic evidence, and media coverage into one consolidated file. This version is described as more complete than the copy on the FBI's public vault, with fewer redactions and some previously withheld pages now included.
This is a classified FBI witness statement from late 2025 describing a multi-hour aerial search mission over a U.S. mountain range, during which senior U.S. intelligence officials aboard a state partner helicopter repeatedly observed unexplained orbs and swarms of lights. The document records a detailed timeline of sightings observed with the naked eye, night vision goggles, and forward-looking infrared (FLIR) cameras, involving multiple witnesses and coordination with military aircraft.
This document is a UAP report submitted by U.S. Central Command to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) based on 14 seconds of dual-sensor video footage captured over Syria in 2022. It shows an unidentified object crossing the frame and remains officially unresolved.
This document is a U.S. Central Command UAP report submitted to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), covering a six-second video clip captured by a camera aboard a U.S. military aircraft over Syria in 2024. The footage shows an unidentified object or light phenomenon, and the case remains officially unresolved.
This is Section 4 of the FBI's main UFO case file (62-HQ-83894), covering reported incidents, eyewitness accounts, and related records from June 1947 through July 1968. It includes investigative records, photographic evidence from Oak Ridge, Tennessee, public reports, and technical proposals about propulsion systems. This version is described as more complete than what the FBI has previously posted publicly, with fewer redactions and some previously missing pages restored.
This NASA file contains the French government-affiliated COMETA report, originally published in 1999, which was produced by a group of high-ranking French defense and intelligence officials studying UFOs. It also includes a letter from Carol Rosin, who claims she served as spokeswoman for rocket pioneer Wernher von Braun in his final years.
This document is an FBI Lab composite image combining an actual site photograph with a computer-rendered graphic overlay. It visually represents corroborating eyewitness accounts from September 2023 of a large, bronze-colored ellipsoid object that appeared out of a bright light and then vanished instantly.
This is a U.S. military 'Range Fouler Debrief Form' filled out by a Navy pilot (O-2 rank) from squadron 482 ATKS after an encounter with unidentified aerial objects over the Arabian Gulf on August 31, 2020, at dusk. The pilot reported tracking multiple objects that moved at high speed and appeared simultaneously on sensors.
This document is an email exchange between officials at the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security and Air Force OSI, working to downgrade a report from Secret/NOFORN to Unclassified so it can be shared. The underlying report describes a civilian's sighting of a large blue triangular object near a national security facility in the Pacific Time Zone in March 2023.
About the PURSUE Directive
PURSUE — the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters — is a 2026 executive directive ordering the declassification and public release of all UAP-related records held by the Department of War, FBI, NASA, and State Department accumulated since 1947.
The 158 documents released on May 8, 2026 represent the first tranche of materials previously withheld under national security exemptions. They include incident reports, field investigations, interagency memos, and technical assessments spanning nearly eight decades of documented UAP encounters — plus 28 silent infrared, radar, and gun-camera videos.
PRIA has processed and scored every document with Claude, and run each video frame-by-frame through Gemini to surface HUD telemetry and motion observations — making the archive searchable and accessible to any curious citizen.
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All documents are sourced from publicly released government records under the PURSUE directive. Summaries and significance scores are generated by AI and are provided for informational purposes only. PRIA makes no representations about the accuracy of the underlying documents.
Last updated: May 8, 2026
