UAP Archive // Access Level: Public Release
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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena — Official Release Portal
U.S. Department of War · PURSUE · Rolling declassification · 2026
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UFO / UAP
The GAO's Roswell Records Search: Two 1947 Documents, Destroyed Files, and the MOGUL Explanation
The GAO reported that RAAF administrative records and outgoing messages were destroyed, that only a July 1947 unit history and a July 8, 1947 FBI teletype originated in 1947, and that the Air Force attributed the wreckage most likely to the classified Project MOGUL balloon program.
Declassified July 28, 1995
Read article →UFO / UAP
1954 Air Force Report: Indiana Druggist's Hovering Craft With Four Rotating Lights
Two large, white, gaseous objects with four bright rotating points of light hovered in level stability before departing at 'incredible speed,' according to a 1954 Air Force Reserve report filed to HQ USAF Intelligence.
Declassified date not listed
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Colorado Officer's UAP Transcript: A Stationary Orb, No Radar Contact, and AARO's Redactions
I am watching another orb that is flying approximately 300 feet up off the ground... I did check radar. There is no aircraft flying in the area... This has been flying stationary for about 15 minutes.
Declassified date not listed
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Declassified Transcript: Colorado Officer Describes UAP Beam Into Patrol Vehicle and Instant Disappearances
'So yesterday, one of these things shined a very, um, bright red and blue beam into my truck, a patrol vehicle.' — from the AARO-released transcript of an unresolved UAP report, Colorado, October 2023.
Declassified date not listed
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Pentagon Office Releases Transcript of Unresolved Colorado UAP Report Containing Only Background Noise
AARO removed the audio from the original recording to protect information whose release could reasonably be expected to affect the privacy or other protected interests of a U.S. person or commercial entity.
Declassified date not listed
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AARO Releases Near-Empty Transcript of Colorado Law Enforcement UAP Video
AARO removed the audio from the original recording to protect information whose release could reasonably be expected to affect the privacy or other protected interests of a U.S. person or commercial entity.
Declassified date not listed
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