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🔭 THE PURSUE FILES: What the Pentagon Finally Admitted

On May 8, 2026, the U.S. Department of War launched war.gov/UFO and released the first tranche of formerly classified UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) files under the PURSUE program — Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. Three more releases followed. Rolling releases continue.

Every file below links directly to the official government source. We are a directory, not a mirror. The Sore Truth: 400+ documented incidents, 1944–2026, across 4 continents. They called you a conspiracy theorist for asking. Now it's on their own website.

4
Releases
Total Files
400+
Incidents
1944
Earliest Record
Agencies
1.7B+
Site Hits

🕐 Release Timeline

RELEASE 01 May 8, 2026 ~162 files • 120 PDFs • 28 videos • 14 images

The initial drop. Covers 1944–2026. Includes WWII-era "foo fighter" SHAEF documents, Cold War-era sightings in Germany and the Soviet Union, FBI flying disc case files (62-HQ-83894, 1947–1968), NASA Apollo 11/12/17 crew debriefings, a 1963 presidential memo on "the space alien race question," military mission reports from Iraq (2022), Syria (2024), UAE, Japan, and Africa, and State Department diplomatic cables from Papua New Guinea, Kazakhstan, Mexico, and Georgia. The site received over 1 billion hits within days of launch.

↗ war.gov/UFO (official source)
RELEASE 02 May 22, 2026 64 files • 51 sensor videos • NASA audio • 6 documents

Centerpiece: ODNI-UAP-D001 — a first-person written narrative from a currently-serving senior U.S. intelligence officer describing a one-hour, multi-witness UAP encounter from a military helicopter in late 2025. Also includes 40+ videos specifically requested by members of Congress (the DOW-UAP-PR050–PR099 sensor video series) and NASA crew audio from multiple missions. war.gov/UFO surpassed 1.7 billion total hits.

↗ war.gov/UFO (official source)
RELEASE 03 June 12–13, 2026 72 files • 53 PDFs • 10 images • 6 videos • 3 audio

CIA, FBI, NASA and Pentagon sources. Includes the FBI's first-ever authenticated UAP videos, 2026 FD-302 witness interview reports, a CIA document describing a disc-like object over Harare International Airport, Zimbabwe (2008), a translucent "potato"-shaped object near Cheyenne Mountain / Colorado Springs (2024), and footage of apparent luminous orbs.

↗ war.gov/UFO (official source)
RELEASE 04 July 10, 2026 Multiple files • 1996 NASA STS-80 footage • historical AARO records

Includes 1996 NASA Space Shuttle Columbia STS-80 mission footage, a 2019 Eastern United States sighting by an observer with 28 years of USAF/Navy experience, and multiple unresolved 2020 reports from the Western United States and the Atlantic Ocean.

↗ war.gov/UFO (official source)

📄 Known File Index (Releases 1–4)

↓ Download CSV index ↗ war.gov/UFO (all official files)
File ID Type Agency Release Size Title Source
Data note: This index is generated automatically from a local database maintained by our own harvester, which cross-references an open, CC0 verification manifest (title, SHA-256 hash, and file size per record) against the live war.gov/UFO deep links, with persistent archive.org snapshots captured for backup access. Roughly a third of records — mostly large sensor videos and long-form audio — are only distributed by the Department of War inside bulk ZIP bundles rather than as individually addressable files; those rows link to the relevant bundle instead of a fabricated per-file URL. For the complete and authoritative list, visit war.gov/UFO. Source of Truth Publishing is not affiliated with the U.S. government.