{ "name": "Disclosure Archives", "description": "A documented record of unidentified aerial phenomena: government hearings, declassified documents, named witness testimony, and major sightings.", "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/", "license": "Editorial copy CC-BY 4.0 — attribution to Disclosure Archives required. Linked primary sources retain their original publisher's terms.", "apiVersion": "v1", "paging": { "limit": 50, "offset": 0, "returned": 50, "total": 182, "next": "https://disclosurearchives.com/api/v1/events?limit=50&offset=50" }, "filters": { "since": null, "country": null, "type": null, "q": null }, "data": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-06-september-2026", "title": "PURSUE Release 06: Department of War declassifies 72 more UAP files — the AAWSAP papers, the Tremonton film, and local law enforcement's first videos", "summary": "The sixth tranche of the Trump administration's PURSUE program: 72 files — 56 documents, 15 videos, 1 audio recording — bringing the public corpus to 447 files. Forty-four are the paper trail of AAWSAP, the DIA program behind the 'warp drive and wormhole' studies: 37 of its 38 Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, the 2008 Statement of Objectives, the solicitation and five contract modifications, each published with the Department's own assessment. Also new: the 1952 Tremonton, Utah film and its Project Blue Book case file, Captain Edward J. Ruppelt's March 1952 presentation on tape, the first local law enforcement files in the program, and ten CENTCOM and INDOPACOM sensor videos and stills.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-09-18", "dateDisplay": "September 18, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "law-enforcement", "name": "Law Enforcement" }, { "slug": "project-blue-book", "name": "Project Blue Book" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-06", "name": "PURSUE Release 06" }, { "slug": "dia", "name": "Defense Intelligence Agency" }, { "slug": "aawsap", "name": "AAWSAP" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-release-06-september-2026" }, { "slug": "pentagon-issues-legal-waiver-enabling-government-insiders-to-disclose-uap-inform", "title": "Pentagon Issues Legal Waiver Enabling Government Insiders to Disclose UAP Information to PURSUE Initiative", "summary": "The U.S. Department of War announced on September 15, 2026, a new legal waiver creating an authorized, legally protected disclosure mechanism for current and former government and military personnel to provide UAP-related National Defense Information (NDI) to designated representatives of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE). The waiver offers targeted relief from certain civil and administrative enforcement provisions contained in Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Special Access Program Indoctrination Agreements (SAPIAs), and applies to Department of War service members, veterans, civilian employees, and contractors who hold or previously held access to UAP-related NDI.\n\nThe announcement represents a significant procedural development in UAP disclosure policy, addressing longstanding concerns from potential whistleblowers about legal and professional repercussions for discussing protected information. Critically, the waiver does not declassify any information; material submitted to PURSUE will undergo security review before any potential public release. The PURSUE initiative, launched earlier in 2026 by the Trump administration, is distinct from investigative bodies such as the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and is focused specifically on identifying, reviewing, declassifying, and releasing UAP-related records held across U.S. federal agencies.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2026-09-15", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "pursue", "name": "PURSUE" }, { "slug": "declassification", "name": "Declassification" }, { "slug": "whistleblower-protection", "name": "Whistleblower Protection" }, { "slug": "uap-disclosure", "name": "UAP Disclosure" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pentagon-issues-legal-waiver-enabling-government-insiders-to-disclose-uap-inform" }, { "slug": "pursue-nda-waiver-2026", "title": "The Department of War waives NDA and special-access penalties for UAP disclosures to PURSUE", "summary": "Four days before Release 06, the Department of War announces a targeted legal waiver: all current and former service members, civilian personnel and contractors who hold or once held UAP-related National Defense Information may disclose it directly to designated PURSUE representatives. The waiver supersedes the civil and administrative enforcement provisions of their non-disclosure agreements and Special Access Program indoctrination agreements — for communications to the PURSUE team only.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2026-09-14", "dateDisplay": "September 14, 2026", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pentagon", "name": "Pentagon" }, { "slug": "whistleblower", "name": "Whistleblower" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-06", "name": "PURSUE Release 06" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-nda-waiver-2026" }, { "slug": "pentagon-issues-legal-waiver-protecting-uap-whistleblowers-who-disclose-to-trump", "title": "Pentagon Issues Legal Waiver Protecting UAP Whistleblowers Who Disclose to Trump's PURSUE Project", "summary": "The Department of Defense issued a formal waiver on September 14, 2026, providing targeted legal relief to past and present civilian personnel, service members, and contractors who wish to disclose UAP-related information to representatives of the Trump administration's Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE). The waiver explicitly supersedes civil and administrative enforcement provisions in Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Special Access Program Indoctrination Agreements (SAPIAs) executed in the United States, authorizing covered disclosures to PURSUE representatives without triggering breach-of-agreement penalties or standard NDA violations.\n\nThe action represents a significant policy development in the federal government's ongoing UAP transparency effort. PURSUE, which President Trump unveiled earlier in 2026, directs all federal agencies and military branches to aggregate internal UAP records for potential declassification and public dissemination. The waiver addresses longstanding concerns among potential whistleblowers — cited in the Pentagon's own press release — that legal liability, loss of clearances, or administrative prosecution under standard NDA and SAP indoctrination terms have historically prevented individuals from coming forward with UAP-related knowledge.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2026-09-14", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Arlington, Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "pursue", "name": "PURSUE" }, { "slug": "declassification", "name": "Declassification" }, { "slug": "whistleblower-protection", "name": "Whistleblower Protection" }, { "slug": "nda-waiver", "name": "NDA Waiver" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pentagon-issues-legal-waiver-protecting-uap-whistleblowers-who-disclose-to-trump" }, { "slug": "pentagon-s-aaro-moves-to-contract-access-to-north-america-s-largest-private-uap-", "title": "Pentagon's AARO Moves to Contract Access to North America's Largest Private UAP Historical Records Collection", "summary": "The Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has moved to issue a sole-source contract to the National Unidentified Flying Object Historic Records Center (NUFOHRC), a New Mexico-based nonprofit that holds what a Defense Department source described as the world's largest private collection of UAP-related historical records. Details of the planned commercial data subscription were first disclosed in a Defense Department contracting notice reported by DefenseScoop on September 2, 2026. The subscription would grant AARO digital access to NUFOHRC's proprietary data, metadata, and analytical products, with particular emphasis on materials predating 1990.\n\nThe move represents AARO's latest step to fulfill congressional mandates requiring a comprehensive review of U.S. government UAP involvement dating back to 1945, as directed by the fiscal year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act. NUFOHRC, founded and led by UAP historian David Marler, holds hundreds of thousands of unique case files — including the complete archives of early civilian scientific UFO research groups and personal files of Dr. J. Allen Hynek, who worked on the Air Force's Project Blue Book. The proposed contract structure includes a one-year base period with four one-year option periods; the total estimated cost was not disclosed.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2026-09-02", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "New Mexico", "region": "Southwest", "country": "United States", "lat": 34.5199, "lng": -105.8701 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "project-blue-book", "name": "Project Blue Book" }, { "slug": "declassified-document", "name": "Declassified Document" }, { "slug": "historical-records", "name": "Historical Records" }, { "slug": "nufohrc", "name": "NUFOHRC" }, { "slug": "congressional-mandate", "name": "Congressional Mandate" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pentagon-s-aaro-moves-to-contract-access-to-north-america-s-largest-private-uap-" }, { "slug": "physicists-propose-warp-drive-atmospheric-signatures-as-framework-for-pentagon-d", "title": "Physicists Propose Warp Drive Atmospheric Signatures as Framework for Pentagon-Documented UAP Orb Reports", "summary": "A peer-reviewed preprint authored by physicist Shaun Fell of the think tank Applied Physics and Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb proposes that a subluminal warp drive spacecraft transiting Earth's atmosphere would produce extreme optical signatures — including luminosities exceeding one terawatt and air temperatures reaching 220 billion degrees Kelvin — that the authors argue are qualitatively consistent with categories of UAP phenomena described in recent Pentagon document releases. The study, published on the arXiv preprint server and reported by The Debrief on August 27, 2026, uses hydrodynamical simulations of airflow around theoretical warp bubbles based on the original 1994 Alcubierre metric and does not claim to prove the existence of extraterrestrial craft or alien life.\n\nThe paper's significance lies in its explicit linkage of established general-relativity mathematics to UAP observational data catalogued by the U.S. government. Loeb specifically cited an AARO report dated June 5, 2026, signed by AARO Director Dr. Jon Kosloski, which describes \"an orange 'mother' orb launching smaller red orbs\" and notes that 40 percent of phenomena in the reported event remain unresolved. The authors frame their findings as a testable scientific hypothesis, arguing that warp-drive physics can place \"observational constraints\" on UAP reports and narrow the range of viable explanations for the glowing orb phenomena most commonly documented in Pentagon releases.", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2026-08-27", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "warp-drive", "name": "Warp Drive" }, { "slug": "uap-physics", "name": "UAP Physics" }, { "slug": "pentagon-document-release", "name": "Pentagon Document Release" }, { "slug": "avi-loeb", "name": "Avi Loeb" }, { "slug": "applied-physics", "name": "Applied Physics" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/physicists-propose-warp-drive-atmospheric-signatures-as-framework-for-pentagon-d" }, { "slug": "scientists-find-critical-data-gaps-in-112-pentagon-pursue-program-uap-videos-urg", "title": "Scientists Find Critical Data Gaps in 112 Pentagon PURSUE Program UAP Videos, Urge Release of Sensor Range Information", "summary": "A preprint study by Jacob Haqq-Misra of Blue Marble Space and Ravi Kopparapu of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, published in August 2026, analyzed all 112 UAP videos released by the U.S. Department of War under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE) since May 8, 2026. The researchers, both members of the UAP Science Advisory Council to the U.S. government, concluded that pervasive redaction of sensor data — particularly the range (distance) between observing platform and object — makes it impossible for civilian scientists to determine whether objects depicted in the footage display genuinely anomalous velocities.\n\nThe study, titled \"Limits on Velocity Recovery from the PURSUE Sensor Videos\" and posted to the arXiv preprint server, represents one of the first systematic scientific examinations of the PURSUE release corpus. It carries significance both for the UAP transparency debate and for the methodology of UAP science more broadly: the authors argue that apparent pixel-per-frame motion in infrared targeting-pod footage is not a reliable proxy for real-world object velocity without accompanying range data, platform trajectory, and camera field-of-view specifications. The researchers explicitly declined to draw extraordinary conclusions from the footage while also declining to dismiss the objects as mundane, and called for future releases to include unredacted or separately certified range measurements.", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2026-08-20", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "nasa", "name": "NASA" }, { "slug": "declassified-video", "name": "Declassified Video" }, { "slug": "pursue-program", "name": "PURSUE Program" }, { "slug": "uap-science-advisory-council", "name": "UAP Science Advisory Council" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/scientists-find-critical-data-gaps-in-112-pentagon-pursue-program-uap-videos-urg" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-05-august-2026", "title": "PURSUE Release 05: Department of War declassifies 41 more UAP files — the triangle release", "summary": "The fifth tranche of the Trump administration's PURSUE program: 41 files — 22 documents, 16 videos, 3 images — published 28 days after Release 04 and bringing the public corpus to 375 files. The organizing theme is triangles: four FBI interviews, each paired with a 2026 digital rendering, spanning a 2002 sighting over Bagram Air Force Base to two independent October 2023 reports from Colorado Springs. The release also contains the first FBI-captured video in the program's history and the first-ever State Department and Executive Office of the President files, tracking a 1963 Brazilian crashed-sphere claim to a fabrication within eleven days.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-08-07", "dateDisplay": "August 7, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "state-department", "name": "State Department" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "cia", "name": "CIA" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-05", "name": "PURSUE Release 05" }, { "slug": "executive-office-of-the-president", "name": "Executive Office of the President" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-release-05-august-2026" }, { "slug": "aaro-fy2025-annual-report-discloses-navy-encounter-with-100-uap-off-virginia-coa", "title": "AARO FY2025 Annual Report Discloses Navy Encounter with ~100 UAP off Virginia Coast; 319 New Reports Logged", "summary": "The Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) released its Fiscal Year 2025 Consolidated Annual Report on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena on or around July 21, 2026, disclosing that the office received 319 UAP reports between June 2, 2024 and May 30, 2025. Among the most notable disclosures is a single maritime-domain case involving a report from U.S. Navy assets operating off the coast of Virginia, describing approximately 100 airborne UAP and two likely uncrewed surface systems. AARO confirmed it is actively investigating the event in coordination with the reporting unit.\n\nThe 14-page report, mandated by the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2023, also noted that AARO resolved 114 of the 319 cases — attributing them to balloons, birds, satellites, aircraft, unmanned aerial systems, a rocket launch, and a manned jet pack. As of May 30, 2025, the office's total case holdings stood at 1,870 reports. Officials also flagged two cases in which electronic or avionic interference was reported in proximity to operational aircraft, and reiterated that none of the resolved UAP cases to date indicate advanced foreign adversarial capabilities or breakthrough technologies. AARO additionally revealed it is developing a formal process for handling UAP-derived physical materials should such items come into government possession.", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2026-07-21", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Virginia Coast / Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 36.9, "lng": -75.9 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "annual-report", "name": "Annual Report" }, { "slug": "navy-encounter", "name": "Navy Encounter" }, { "slug": "fy2025", "name": "FY2025" }, { "slug": "maritime-domain", "name": "Maritime Domain" }, { "slug": "virginia-coast", "name": "Virginia Coast" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/aaro-fy2025-annual-report-discloses-navy-encounter-with-100-uap-off-virginia-coa" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-04-july-2026", "title": "PURSUE Release 04: Department of War declassifies 40 more UAP files — the historical tranche", "summary": "The fourth tranche of the Trump administration's PURSUE program: 40 files — 14 documents, 3 images, 19 videos, 4 audio files — bringing the public corpus to 334 files. Where Release 03 was the FBI's tranche, Release 04 is the historical one: a 1955 CIA debrief of four observers (one a sitting U.S. Senator) watching an object over the Soviet Union, the 1949 Los Alamos conference on 'green fireballs' attended by Manhattan Project physicists, Project Sign's founding 1948 progress report, and three NASA photographs of an unidentified object shot from Space Shuttle Columbia in 1996. Nineteen AARO sensor videos and four Apollo-era 'light flash' audio segments round out the release.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-07-10", "dateDisplay": "July 10, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "cold-war", "name": "Cold War" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "nasa", "name": "NASA" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "cia", "name": "CIA" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-04", "name": "PURSUE Release 04" }, { "slug": "department-of-energy", "name": "Department of Energy" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-release-04-july-2026" }, { "slug": "pentagon-s-fourth-pursue-release-includes-new-uap-videos-and-historical-files-da", "title": "Pentagon's Fourth PURSUE Release Includes New UAP Videos and Historical Files Dating to the 1940s", "summary": "The United States Department of War (DOW) published its fourth official release of declassified UAP imagery and historical files on July 10, 2026, under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE). The release, announced by Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell, includes several previously unseen U.S. military videos of unidentified aerial objects collected by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), as well as historical documents dating to as early as the 1940s, all hosted at WAR.GOV/UFO.\n\nThe fourth PURSUE tranche is notable for the range of incidents represented, spanning imagery from the 1996 NASA STS-80 Space Shuttle Columbia mission, a 2019 Eastern United States sighting described by an observer with 28 years of combined U.S. Air Force and Navy experience, and multiple unresolved reports from 2020 over the Western United States and the Atlantic Ocean. Reporting by The Debrief's Micah Hanks notes that none of the released videos provide clear evidence of objects attributable to unknown aircraft or advanced technology, and that several are assessed as consistent with balloons or sensor artifacts. The DOW stated that additional file releases are being prepared on a rolling basis.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-07-10", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "document-release", "name": "Document Release" }, { "slug": "pursue", "name": "PURSUE" }, { "slug": "declassified-video", "name": "Declassified Video" }, { "slug": "uap-footage", "name": "UAP Footage" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pentagon-s-fourth-pursue-release-includes-new-uap-videos-and-historical-files-da" }, { "slug": "uap-science-advisory-council-formed-to-support-trump-administration-s-new-intera", "title": "UAP Science Advisory Council Formed to Support Trump Administration's New Interagency UAP Governance Board", "summary": "Harvard University theoretical physicist and Professor of Science Avi Loeb announced the formation of a new UAP Science Advisory Council on or around June 17, 2026, disclosing early details to DefenseScoop. The multidisciplinary council, comprising twelve named expert researchers spanning physical sciences, biology, psychology, and anthropology, is chartered to provide scientific guidance to the U.S. government's unidentified anomalous phenomena investigations and to advise on whether unexplained sightings constitute national security threats or represent novel discoveries. The council will report to a newly established interagency UAP Governance Board, co-established by ODNI, the FBI, and the Department of Defense, which held its first meeting on June 16, 2026.\n\nThe council's formation follows President Donald Trump's February 2026 directive instructing the Defense Secretary and relevant agencies to begin identifying and releasing government files related to UAP, aliens, and UFOs. Three batches of UAP files were released under that initiative on May 8, May 22, and June 12, 2026. AARO Director Jon Kosloski signed the most recent report, dated June 5, 2026, which described law enforcement officials observing an orange \"mother\" orb launching smaller red orbs during two days in October 2023, with approximately 40 percent of reported phenomena remaining unresolved. All data provided to the science council will be unclassified.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2026-06-17", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Washington, D.C.", "region": "District of Columbia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.9072, "lng": -77.0369 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "odni", "name": "ODNI" }, { "slug": "declassification", "name": "Declassification" }, { "slug": "uap-governance-board", "name": "UAP Governance Board" }, { "slug": "science-advisory-council", "name": "Science Advisory Council" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/uap-science-advisory-council-formed-to-support-trump-administration-s-new-intera" }, { "slug": "pentagon-releases-third-pursue-batch-cia-zimbabwe-file-colorado-springs-potato-o", "title": "Pentagon Releases Third PURSUE Batch: CIA Zimbabwe File, Colorado Springs \"Potato\" Object, and Spherical UAP Video from CENTCOM Theater", "summary": "The U.S. Department of War released its third batch of UAP files on June 13, 2026, under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE). The release includes a previously undisclosed CIA document describing a disc-like object observed over Harare International Airport in Zimbabwe in 2008, reports of a translucent \"potato\"-shaped object seen near Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs in 2024, and footage of apparent luminous orbs assessed by analysts to likely be sky lanterns. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell stated that WAR.GOV/UFO had received over 1.7 billion hits worldwide since its May 8, 2026 launch and confirmed that the Department of War and agency partners are actively preparing the next release.\n\nThe article, written by Micah Hanks of The Debrief, also highlights a video from the second PURSUE batch — designated DOW-UAP-PR061, \"Spherical UAP [CALLSIGN] 2021/04/12 vid 0\" — which captured on April 12, 2021 from a U.S. military drone operating within USCENTCOM's area of responsibility appears to show a small, light-colored spherical object descending, changing direction, and moving into shadowed terrain. Hanks argues this video, while not extraordinary, is consistent with AARO's own \"target package\" for genuine UAP as characterized by former AARO director Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick in April 2023, and raises the broader question of whether higher-quality UAP data that informed AARO's technical signature data remains classified and unreleased.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-06-13", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Pentagon / Department of War", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "declassified-document", "name": "Declassified Document" }, { "slug": "document-release", "name": "Document Release" }, { "slug": "cia", "name": "CIA" }, { "slug": "pursue", "name": "PURSUE" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pentagon-releases-third-pursue-batch-cia-zimbabwe-file-colorado-springs-potato-o" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-03-june-2026", "title": "PURSUE Release 03: Department of War declassifies 72 more UAP files — the FBI's tranche", "summary": "The third tranche of the Trump administration's PURSUE program: 72 files — 53 documents, 10 images, 6 videos, 3 audio files — bringing the public corpus to 294 files. The FBI dominates with 29 files, anchored by two modern American case clusters: a four-year series of orb sightings in the northeastern U.S. that the Bureau's own agents witnessed first-hand, and the first-person record of the October 2023 Western US Event. Also included: the CIA's 1953 Robertson Panel report in less-redacted form, NASA's Gemini-era crew debriefings, and the 1962 Cronkite–Cooper interview audio.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-06-12", "dateDisplay": "June 12, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "nasa", "name": "NASA" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "cia", "name": "CIA" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-03", "name": "PURSUE Release 03" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-release-03-june-2026" }, { "slug": "iaa-seti-committee-and-unhidden-foundation-release-updated-protocols-for-extrate", "title": "IAA SETI Committee and uNHIdden Foundation Release Updated Protocols for Extraterrestrial Contact Detection and Public Preparedness", "summary": "In June 2026, the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) ratified a major update to its post-detection protocols governing the evaluation, verification, and public communication of potential extraterrestrial intelligence discoveries. Separately, the uNHIdden Foundation — a nonprofit focused on mental health related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) — released what it describes as the first public-health preparedness framework addressing the societal impact of a paradigm-shifting disclosure event. Both developments were reported by The Debrief on June 11, 2026.\n\nThe IAA's revised declaration, led by Professor Michael Garrett of the IAA SETI Committee, updates protocols last adopted in 2010, expanding their scope to address deepfakes, AI-generated misinformation, social media, and the broadened technical landscape of modern SETI research. The uNHIdden Foundation's framework, launched June 8 by founder John Priestland and clinical spokesperson Dr. Martin Abbas, was developed by healthcare practitioners and public-health specialists to identify vulnerable populations and propose community-level resilience measures. While neither document constitutes a government action, both are intended to be shared with international bodies including the United Nations, and the IAA protocols are scheduled for formal presentation at the International Astronautical Congress in Türkiye later in 2026.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-06-11", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "seti", "name": "SETI" }, { "slug": "iaa-protocols", "name": "IAA Protocols" }, { "slug": "post-detection", "name": "Post-Detection" }, { "slug": "unhidden-foundation", "name": "uNHIdden Foundation" }, { "slug": "public-preparedness", "name": "Public Preparedness" }, { "slug": "extraterrestrial-intelligence", "name": "Extraterrestrial Intelligence" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/iaa-seti-committee-and-unhidden-foundation-release-updated-protocols-for-extrate" }, { "slug": "grusch-lawmakers-capitol-disclosure-2026", "title": "Grusch and bipartisan lawmakers demand UAP record declassification on the Capitol steps", "summary": "On June 9, 2026, UAP whistleblower David Grusch joined a bipartisan group of House members on the steps of the U.S. Capitol to demand that the federal government declassify and publish its records on unidentified anomalous phenomena. Reps. Anna Paulina Luna, Eric Burlison, Tim Burchett, and Jared Moskowitz appeared alongside investigative journalist Leslie Kean and documentary filmmaker James Fox, pressing Congress to pass the UAP Disclosure Act and to ensure that career intelligence officials do not obstruct the administration's declassification directive. At the lectern Grusch went further than usual on the nature of the phenomena, telling reporters the government is aware of 'several' kinds of non-human life, ranging from 'corporeal bipedal type life' to what he called 'sentient plasma life.'", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2026-06-09", "dateDisplay": "June 9, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "U.S. Capitol", "region": "District of Columbia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8899, "lng": -77.0091 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "whistleblower", "name": "Whistleblower" }, { "slug": "legislation", "name": "Legislation" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "non-human-intelligence", "name": "Non-Human Intelligence" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/grusch-lawmakers-capitol-disclosure-2026" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-02-may-2026", "title": "PURSUE Release 02: Department of War declassifies 64 more UAP files", "summary": "Exactly 14 days after PURSUE Release 01, the U.S. Department of War publishes a second tranche of declassified UAP records through war.gov/UFO: 51 sensor videos (the DOW-UAP-PR050–PR099 series), 7 NASA crew audio files, and 6 documents. The centerpiece is a first-person USPER narrative from a currently-serving senior U.S. intelligence officer describing a one-hour, multi-witness UAP encounter from a U.S. military helicopter in late 2025.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-05-22", "dateDisplay": "May 22, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "multiple-witnesses", "name": "Multiple Witnesses" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "nasa", "name": "NASA" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-02", "name": "PURSUE Release 02" }, { "slug": "odni", "name": "ODNI" }, { "slug": "cia", "name": "CIA" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-release-02-may-2026" }, { "slug": "pentagon-s-pursue-initiative-prepares-release-02-of-up-to-46-aaro-uap-videos", "title": "Pentagon's PURSUE Initiative Prepares \"Release 02\" of Up to 46 AARO UAP Videos", "summary": "A new tranche of up to 46 UAP videos held by the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) is expected to be released imminently under the Department of War's Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE) initiative. The release follows a March 31, 2026, letter from Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) to Secretary of War Pete Hegseth formally requesting the footage, which was originally due no later than April 14, 2026. On May 15, 2026, Luna confirmed she and Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.) had completed a review of the videos alongside AARO director Jon Kosloski.\n\nThe forthcoming batch — anticipated to be designated \"Release 02\" — includes footage of spherical objects, cigar-shaped UAP, fast-moving objects, and at least two videos depicting what the military characterizes as \"transmedium\" or unidentified submerged objects (USOs). The collection also appears to include additional footage related to the January 26, 2023, Eglin Air Force Base diamond-formation incident and the February 12, 2023, Lake Huron shootdown event. The article, published by The Debrief on May 21, 2026, represents the most detailed public accounting of the expected contents of the release prior to its official publication.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-05-21", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "pursue", "name": "PURSUE" }, { "slug": "declassified-video", "name": "Declassified Video" }, { "slug": "congressional-oversight", "name": "Congressional Oversight" }, { "slug": "transmedium-uap", "name": "Transmedium UAP" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pentagon-s-pursue-initiative-prepares-release-02-of-up-to-46-aaro-uap-videos" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d54-mission-report-mediterranean-sea-na", "title": "Mission Report: Mediterranean Sea, NA (DOW-UAP-D54)", "summary": "A U.S. military operator reported observing one UAP. The report describes the UAP as a “triangular and metallic UAP.” The reporter estimated the UAP’s altitude as 24,989 feet and speed as 168 knots (193mph). All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2026-05-08", "dateDisplay": "May 8, 2026", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Mediterranean Sea", "region": null, "country": "International waters", "lat": 35, "lng": 18 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "triangular-uap", "name": "Triangular UAP" }, { "slug": "europe", "name": "Europe" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d54-mission-report-mediterranean-sea-na" }, { "slug": "fbi-flying-disc-master-file-1947-1968", "title": "FBI 62-HQ-83894: the master 'flying disc' file, 1947–1968", "summary": "Eighteen sections and serials of the FBI Headquarters master investigative case file on 'flying discs,' covering the Roswell era through the late 1960s. Includes Oak Ridge nuclear-facility overflight reports. The largest single PDF in PURSUE is 101 megabytes.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-05-08", "dateDisplay": "Records: 1947–1968 · Released: May 8, 2026", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Roswell", "region": "New Mexico", "country": "United States", "lat": 33.3943, "lng": -104.523 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "cold-war", "name": "Cold War" }, { "slug": "foia", "name": "FOIA" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "americas", "name": "Americas" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/fbi-flying-disc-master-file-1947-1968" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-01-may-2026", "title": "PURSUE Release 01: Department of War declassifies 160 UAP files", "summary": "The Trump administration launches PURSUE — the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters — and the Department of War publishes 160 declassified UAP-related files in the first tranche: 117 PDFs, 29 sensor videos, and 14 photographs spanning 1944 to 2026. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says the goal is 'maximum transparency.'", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-05-08", "dateDisplay": "May 8, 2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "multiple-witnesses", "name": "Multiple Witnesses" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "nasa", "name": "NASA" }, { "slug": "state-department", "name": "State Department" }, { "slug": "trump-administration", "name": "Trump Administration" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "americas", "name": "Americas" }, { "slug": "triangular-uap", "name": "Triangular UAP" }, { "slug": "spherical-uap", "name": "Spherical UAP / orbs" }, { "slug": "range-fouler", "name": "Range fouler" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-release-01-may-2026" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d51-email-correspondence-pacific-time-zone-march-2023", "title": "Email Correspondence: Pacific Time Zone, March 2023 (DOW-UAP-D51)", "summary": "This document is email correspondence describing the content of a mission report and requesting clarification on its content. All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance characteristics.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2026-03-23", "dateDisplay": "2026-03-23", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Pacific Time Zone", "region": null, "country": "United States", "lat": 37, "lng": -120 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "americas", "name": "Americas" }, { "slug": "triangular-uap", "name": "Triangular UAP" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d51-email-correspondence-pacific-time-zone-march-2023" }, { "slug": "dow-uap-pr49-army-2026", "title": "Most recent: U.S. Army sensor tracks unknown object, 2026", "summary": "The most recently dated video in PURSUE Release 01 — DOW-UAP-PR49, captured in 2026 by a U.S. Department of the Army sensor — runs 1 minute 49 seconds and shows infrared tracking of an unresolved aerial object.", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2026-01-15", "dateDisplay": "2026", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "The Pentagon", "region": "Virginia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8719, "lng": -77.0563 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "americas", "name": "Americas" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/dow-uap-pr49-army-2026" }, { "slug": "western-us-2026-agent-footage", "title": "A federal agent filmed it himself: the first FBI-captured video in PURSUE", "summary": "FBI-UAP-PR007 is hand-held thermal footage a U.S. Government Special Agent shot himself during a 2026 incident in the western United States — two slow-moving 'black-hot' areas of contrast — making it the first video in the PURSUE program captured by the Bureau rather than submitted to it. A second agent separately reported a thermally elevated aerial object the same year, and two more witnesses to a third sequence of incidents within five hours were interviewed and rendered independently.", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2026-01-01", "dateDisplay": "2026", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "Western United States (undisclosed test site)", "region": "Western United States", "country": "United States", "lat": 39.5, "lng": -113 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "multiple-witnesses", "name": "Multiple Witnesses" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "law-enforcement", "name": "Law Enforcement" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-05", "name": "PURSUE Release 05" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/western-us-2026-agent-footage" }, { "slug": "university-at-albany-physicists-launch-endowed-uap-research-program-ualbany-proj", "title": "University at Albany Physicists Launch Endowed UAP Research Program \"UAlbany Project X\"", "summary": "Physicists at the University at Albany, New York, have announced the launch of UAlbany Project X (UAPx), a formally endowed, university-backed scientific research program dedicated to the long-term study of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). The initiative is led by professors Kevin Knuth, Matthew Szydagis, and Cecilia Levy, and was made possible by a multi-year endowment gift from Albany-area businessman Tony Gorman, which the team states will fund operations for at least five years and support the program in perpetuity thereafter. The project was officially launched in November 2025 and was reported by The Debrief on December 2, 2025.\n\nUAlbany Project X is described as the direct academic continuation of the original nonprofit UAPx organization, which conducted a 2021 field expedition over the Santa Catalina Channel — the site of the 2004 USS Nimitz \"Tic Tac\" encounter — collecting optical, infrared, and other sensor data. That expedition's findings were subsequently published in the peer-reviewed journal Progress in Aerospace Sciences in 2025, co-authored by Szydagis, Knuth, and Levy. The new university program plans to expand data collection using camera arrays, diffraction gratings for spectral analysis, and magnetic and electric field instrumentation, while also increasing peer-reviewed publication output. Physicist Eric W. Davis has been named as a volunteer adjunct researcher in an advisory capacity.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2025-11-01", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "University at Albany", "region": "New York", "country": "United States", "lat": 42.6868, "lng": -73.8258 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "academic-research", "name": "Academic Research" }, { "slug": "uap-science", "name": "UAP Science" }, { "slug": "university-at-albany", "name": "University at Albany" }, { "slug": "field-investigation", "name": "Field Investigation" }, { "slug": "peer-reviewed-publication", "name": "Peer-Reviewed Publication" }, { "slug": "endowment", "name": "Endowment" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/university-at-albany-physicists-launch-endowed-uap-research-program-ualbany-proj" }, { "slug": "senior-usic-officer-orange-orbs-2025", "title": "Senior U.S. intelligence officer: an hour of orange orbs from a military helicopter", "summary": "A first-person USPER narrative published as the centerpiece of PURSUE Release 02 by a currently-serving senior U.S. intelligence officer who describes 'a series of close UAP encounters lasting over an hour' from a U.S. military helicopter in late 2025: two oval orange-with-white-center orbs stationary just above the rotor disk, a swarm of smaller orbs forming a triangular pattern, and a fighter scramble in which the same orbs trailed the responding jets.", "eventType": "witness_testimony", "eventDate": "2025-11-01", "dateDisplay": "Late 2025", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "U.S. East Coast (Atlantic)", "region": "Atlantic seaboard", "country": "United States", "lat": 36, "lng": -74 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "multiple-witnesses", "name": "Multiple Witnesses" }, { "slug": "whistleblower", "name": "Whistleblower" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-02", "name": "PURSUE Release 02" }, { "slug": "odni", "name": "ODNI" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/senior-usic-officer-orange-orbs-2025" }, { "slug": "aaro-hosts-private-workshop-on-uap-data-standardization-with-civilian-researcher", "title": "AARO Hosts Private Workshop on UAP Data Standardization with Civilian Researchers, Academia, and Government Agencies", "summary": "The Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) convened a private workshop in August 2025 in the Washington, D.C., area to address the standardization of UAP data collection, management, and analysis. The event was coordinated by AARO and hosted by Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI), and brought together participants from government agencies, academic institutions, and civilian research organizations. A white paper detailing the workshop's proceedings and recommendations was published on AARO's official website in February 2026 and was subsequently reported by The Debrief on February 26, 2026.\n\nThe workshop represents a notable shift in AARO's posture under current director Dr. Jon T. Kosloski compared to the more security-focused, limited-engagement approach of AARO's inaugural director, Sean M. Kirkpatrick. Key recommendations produced by the workshop included the development of standardized metadata templates incorporating AI tools with human oversight, open-ended public narrative reporting mechanisms, and the release of de-identified public UAP data to reduce stigma and build trust. Department of War spokesperson Sue Gough confirmed to The Debrief that AARO intends to use public reports to enhance UAP trend analysis, though no timeline was given for a public reporting mechanism.", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2025-08-01", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Washington, D.C.", "region": "District of Columbia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.9072, "lng": -77.0369 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "document-release", "name": "Document Release" }, { "slug": "civilian-research", "name": "Civilian Research" }, { "slug": "data-standardization", "name": "Data Standardization" }, { "slug": "workshop", "name": "Workshop" }, { "slug": "uap-reporting", "name": "UAP Reporting" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/aaro-hosts-private-workshop-on-uap-data-standardization-with-civilian-researcher" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-043", "title": "PR-043: AFRICOM infrared sensor video (2025)", "summary": "The United States Africa Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of two seconds of video footage from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2025-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2025", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-043" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d8-mission-report-djibouti-2025", "title": "Mission Report: Djibouti, 2025 (DOW-UAP-D8)", "summary": "A U.S. military operator reported observing two “white hot UAPs.” The reporter estimated the UAP’s speed as approximately 240 nautical miles per hour (276 mph). All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance characteristics.", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2025-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2025-06-15", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Djibouti", "region": null, "country": "Djibouti", "lat": 11.825, "lng": 42.59 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" }, { "slug": "africa", "name": "Africa" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d8-mission-report-djibouti-2025" }, { "slug": "attorney-and-former-marine-intelligence-analyst-proposes-uap-registration-act-as", "title": "Attorney and Former Marine Intelligence Analyst Proposes UAP Registration Act as Alternative to Stalled Disclosure Legislation", "summary": "On April 27, 2025, The Debrief published an op-ed by Sean Munger — an attorney and former United States Marine Corps intelligence analyst — introducing a proposed legislative framework called the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Registration Act (UAPRA). Munger argues that the UAPRA offers a more effective and transparent path to UAP disclosure than the existing Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act (UAPDA), which was co-introduced by Senators Mike Rounds and Charles Schumer but has twice failed to become law in its intended form.\n\nMunger contends that the UAPDA, as currently structured, centralizes control of UAP-related materials within the Executive Branch through a nine-person review board, replicating the opacity it ostensibly seeks to remedy. The UAPRA, by contrast, would require private and government entities to register and submit to inspection of any non-human intelligence (NHI) materials or biological evidence in their possession, embedding oversight within existing regulatory structures rather than creating a new executive-controlled body. Munger draws parallels to established regulatory regimes governing nuclear, pharmaceutical, and aviation industries, and argues the UAPRA would balance national security interests with public transparency while also generating taxable economic activity.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2025-04-27", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "uap-legislation", "name": "UAP Legislation" }, { "slug": "uapra", "name": "UAPRA" }, { "slug": "uapda", "name": "UAPDA" }, { "slug": "disclosure", "name": "Disclosure" }, { "slug": "non-human-intelligence", "name": "Non-Human Intelligence" }, { "slug": "regulatory-framework", "name": "Regulatory Framework" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/attorney-and-former-marine-intelligence-analyst-proposes-uap-registration-act-as" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d50-email-correspondence-indopacom-april-2025", "title": "Email Correspondence: INDOPACOM, April 2025 (DOW-UAP-D50)", "summary": "This document is email correspondence describing the content of a mission report and requesting clarification on its content. All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance characteristics.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2025-04-10", "dateDisplay": "2025-04-10", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d50-email-correspondence-indopacom-april-2025" }, { "slug": "christopher-mellon-calls-on-trump-declassification-task-force-to-release-withhel", "title": "Christopher Mellon Calls on Trump Declassification Task Force to Release Withheld Unclassified UAP Videos", "summary": "Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher Mellon published an op-ed in The Debrief on April 5, 2025, arguing that the Department of Defense is improperly withholding a large volume of unclassified UAP imagery from Congress and the public. Mellon contends that a restrictive classification guide created by the DoD's UAP Task Force — developed in the aftermath of the 2017–2018 Navy UAP video releases — has been applied to material that does not legitimately qualify for classification under Executive Order 13526, and that no official at DoD or in the Intelligence Community has been designated to advocate for or execute the release of unclassified UAP information.\n\nMellon's piece is directed at Representative Anna Paulina Luna's Congressional Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, as well as the broader Trump administration, urging both to compel a review and release of unclassified UAP videos held by military and intelligence agencies. He references specific prior commitments — including a 2022 pledge by Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray before the House Intelligence Committee — that have not resulted in any meaningful public disclosures beyond a handful of videos on the AARO website. Mellon also notes an encouraging development: AARO, under the direction of Dr. Jon Kosloski, has agreed to locate and submit for declassification review a specific F-18 UAP video he recalled from years prior.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2025-04-05", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "declassification", "name": "Declassification" }, { "slug": "uap-videos", "name": "UAP Videos" }, { "slug": "christopher-mellon", "name": "Christopher Mellon" }, { "slug": "congressional-task-force", "name": "Congressional Task Force" }, { "slug": "dod", "name": "DoD" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/christopher-mellon-calls-on-trump-declassification-task-force-to-release-withhel" }, { "slug": "centcom-iraq-middle-east-uap-2022-2025", "title": "'Six small spherical objects': four CENTCOM Mission Reports and the infrared imagery behind them, 2022–2025", "summary": "For the first time PURSUE pairs U.S. Central Command Mission Reports systematically with their sensor imagery: four MISREPs, two infrared stills and four videos from Iraq and the Middle East. A 2022 operator reported UAP 'flying sporadically within the target area… at various speeds between 80 and 180 miles per hour,' one to two metres across. A 2025 operator described 'a white round orbit… moving as fast as 500 miles per hour.' Another reported 'six small spherical objects grouped together,' agile and frequently changing direction, at an estimated 480 mph.", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2025-01-01", "dateDisplay": "2022 – 2025", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Iraq", "region": null, "country": "Iraq", "lat": 33.31, "lng": 44.36 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "international", "name": "International" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-06", "name": "PURSUE Release 06" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/centcom-iraq-middle-east-uap-2022-2025" }, { "slug": "new-jersey-drone-wave-2024", "title": "The New Jersey drone wave: thousands of reports, a federal 'no threat' verdict, and an unclosed file", "summary": "Beginning in mid-November 2024, residents across northern New Jersey report waves of large, slow, often car-sized 'drones' at night, with early clusters near Picatinny Arsenal. The FBI logs thousands of tips, the FAA restricts airspace, and a December 12 joint DHS/FBI statement finds no threat and attributes many sightings to misidentified manned aircraft. A January 2025 White House statement calling the flights 'authorized' closes the news cycle without reconciling the record.", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-12-12", "dateDisplay": "November–December 2024", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "Northern New Jersey", "region": "New Jersey", "country": "United States", "lat": 40.8859, "lng": -74.5597 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "multiple-witnesses", "name": "Multiple Witnesses" }, { "slug": "civilian-aviation", "name": "Civilian Aviation" }, { "slug": "law-enforcement", "name": "Law Enforcement" }, { "slug": "drone-wave", "name": "Drone Wave" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/new-jersey-drone-wave-2024" }, { "slug": "aaro-provides-classified-briefing-to-lawmakers-amid-new-jersey-mystery-drone-inc", "title": "AARO Provides Classified Briefing to Lawmakers Amid New Jersey Mystery Drone Incursions", "summary": "Beginning in mid-November 2024, a sustained wave of unidentified drone sightings over New Jersey — concentrated around Morris County, Picatinny Arsenal, and Naval Weapons Station Earle — prompted responses from local, state, and federal officials. By early December the sightings had spread to at least ten New Jersey counties as well as Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Staten Island, with additional parallel incidents reported over RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Feltwell, and RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom in late November. On December 6, 2024, the DoD's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) delivered a classified briefing to lawmakers; the specific content of that briefing regarding the drone sightings was not publicly disclosed.\n\nThe episode is notable for the formal involvement of AARO — the DoD's official office for unidentified anomalous phenomena — in what is primarily a domestic drone-security matter. AARO Director Dr. Jon Kosloski had previously told lawmakers during a Senate hearing that while his office is not directly tasked with drone investigations, AARO's detection capabilities and best practices could be offered to counter-UAS efforts. The incident underscores growing congressional and executive-branch concern about unidentified unmanned aerial systems over sensitive military and civilian infrastructure.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2024-12-06", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Picatinny Arsenal", "region": "New Jersey", "country": "United States", "lat": 40.9637, "lng": -74.5496 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "congressional-hearing", "name": "Congressional Hearing" }, { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "classified-briefing", "name": "Classified Briefing" }, { "slug": "drone-incursion", "name": "Drone Incursion" }, { "slug": "picatinny-arsenal", "name": "Picatinny Arsenal" }, { "slug": "counter-uas", "name": "Counter-UAS" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/aaro-provides-classified-briefing-to-lawmakers-amid-new-jersey-mystery-drone-inc" }, { "slug": "canadian-mp-larry-maguire-sponsors-parliamentary-petition-e-5178-calling-for-nat", "title": "Canadian MP Larry Maguire Sponsors Parliamentary Petition e-5178 Calling for National UAP Task Force", "summary": "Canadian Conservative Party Member of Parliament Larry Maguire sponsored parliamentary petition e-5178, published on the House of Commons Chamber website, urging the Canadian government to establish a National Task Force on UAPs and adopt standardized protocols for UAP investigation and reporting. The petition, initiated by Benjamin Bruce Schofield of Winnipeg, Manitoba, was open for signatures until January 19, 2025, and called on representatives from the Department of National Defence, Transport Canada, Public Safety Canada, and the scientific community to investigate, analyze, and publicly report UAP activity in Canadian airspace.\n\nThe petition represents a continuation of Maguire's advocacy on UAP transparency, which he has pursued since 2021. It draws explicit comparisons to U.S. efforts — including dedicated offices and public reporting mechanisms — and calls for international collaboration with allied nations. Maguire also referenced Canada's forthcoming Chief Science Advisor Sky Canada Project as a potential vehicle for domestic progress. The petition underscores growing pressure in Canada for a coordinated governmental response to UAP, mirroring legislative momentum in the United States.", "eventType": "official_statement", "eventDate": "2024-11-22", "dateDisplay": null, "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Ottawa, Parliament of Canada", "region": "Ontario", "country": "Canada", "lat": 45.4235, "lng": -75.7009 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "official-statement", "name": "Official Statement" }, { "slug": "canada", "name": "Canada" }, { "slug": "parliamentary-petition", "name": "Parliamentary Petition" }, { "slug": "uap-transparency", "name": "UAP Transparency" }, { "slug": "national-task-force", "name": "National Task Force" }, { "slug": "larry-maguire", "name": "Larry Maguire" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/canadian-mp-larry-maguire-sponsors-parliamentary-petition-e-5178-calling-for-nat" }, { "slug": "fbi-northeastern-orb-corpus-2021-2025", "title": "The FBI's orb files: four years of phenomena in one corner of the northeastern U.S. — witnessed by the Bureau's own agents", "summary": "PURSUE Release 03 declassifies the FBI's investigation of recurring orb phenomena in one sparsely populated area of the northeastern United States: four authenticated eyewitness videos spanning November 2021 to July 2025 — 'Triangle Orbs,' 'Red Orb Rotation,' 'Orbs Over the Pond,' and the 'Northeastern Orb Sighting' — plus seven investigative records. The standout: an FD-1057 documenting two FBI special agents' own first-hand UAP observation during a November 2024 site survey. The Bureau assesses the civilian witnesses as 'highly credible.'", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-11-15", "dateDisplay": "2021–2025", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "Northeastern United States", "region": "Undisclosed", "country": "United States", "lat": 43.2, "lng": -71.6 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "multiple-witnesses", "name": "Multiple Witnesses" }, { "slug": "video-evidence", "name": "Video Evidence" }, { "slug": "law-enforcement", "name": "Law Enforcement" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "fbi", "name": "FBI" }, { "slug": "pursue-release-03", "name": "PURSUE Release 03" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/fbi-northeastern-orb-corpus-2021-2025" }, { "slug": "house-uap-hearing-eyes-wide-open-2024", "title": "House Oversight holds 'Eyes Wide Open' UAP hearing", "summary": "The House Oversight Committee Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation, chaired by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), holds a public hearing titled 'Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Eyes on the Sky, Secrets in the Dark,' featuring testimony from former military and intelligence officials.", "eventType": "hearing", "eventDate": "2024-11-13", "dateDisplay": "November 13, 2024", "isFeatured": true, "location": { "name": "U.S. Capitol", "region": "District of Columbia", "country": "United States", "lat": 38.8899, "lng": -77.0091 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "congressional-hearing", "name": "Congressional Hearing" }, { "slug": "pentagon", "name": "Pentagon" }, { "slug": "aaro", "name": "AARO" }, { "slug": "aatip", "name": "AATIP" }, { "slug": "whistleblower", "name": "Whistleblower" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/house-uap-hearing-eyes-wide-open-2024" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d52-email-correspondance-na-august-2024", "title": "Email Correspondance: NA, August 2024 (DOW-UAP-D52)", "summary": "This document is email correspondence describing the content of a mission report and requesting clarification on its content. All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance characteristics.", "eventType": "document_release", "eventDate": "2024-10-31", "dateDisplay": "2024-10-31", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d52-email-correspondance-na-august-2024" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d28-mission-report-east-china-sea-2024", "title": "Mission Report: Iraq, September 2024 (DOW-UAP-D28)", "summary": "This document is a Mission Report (MISREP), a standardized reporting form the U.S. Military uses to record the circumstances surrounding its operations. U.S. military services often use MISREPs to report Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) to AARO. The GENTEXT, or “general text” section of these reports often contains important qualitative, contextual information, distinguishing it from the more quantitative, or numerical, data found elsewhere in the report. While conducting a weapons calibra", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2024-09-20", "dateDisplay": "2024-09-20", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Iraq", "region": null, "country": "Iraq", "lat": 33.31, "lng": 44.36 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "redacted-record", "name": "Redacted record" }, { "slug": "middle-east", "name": "Middle East" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d28-mission-report-east-china-sea-2024" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d75-mission-report-gulf-of-aden-july-2024", "title": "Mission Report: Gulf of Aden, July 2024 (DOW-UAP-D75)", "summary": "A U.S. military operator reported observing one UAP on July 14, 2024. The observer reported that the UAP maintained a “straight flight path at same altitude”. The report notes that the UAP’s “speed was faster than flying speed,” and the operator assessed the object as “benign.” The operator reported following the UAP “till the distance became too far.” All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2024-07-14", "dateDisplay": "2024-07-14", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Gulf of Aden", "region": null, "country": "International waters", "lat": 12.5, "lng": 48 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "redacted-record", "name": "Redacted record" }, { "slug": "middle-east", "name": "Middle East" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d75-mission-report-gulf-of-aden-july-2024" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-048", "title": "PR-048: INDOPACOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Indo-Pacific Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of one minute and thirty-nine seconds of video footage from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-048" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-046", "title": "PR-046: INDOPACOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Indo-Pacific Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of nine seconds of video footage from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-046" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-033", "title": "PR-033: CENTCOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon(UAP)to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)consisting of five seconds of video footage from a Full-Motion Video (FMV) camera aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-033" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-032", "title": "PR-032: CENTCOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon(UAP)to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of six seconds of video footage from a Full-Motion Video (FMV) camera aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-032" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-031", "title": "PR-031: CENTCOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon(UAP)to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of five seconds of video footage from a Full-Motion Video (FMV) camera aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-031" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-029", "title": "PR-029: CENTCOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon(UAP)to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of twenty-one seconds of video footage from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-029" }, { "slug": "pursue-pr-028", "title": "PR-028: CENTCOM infrared sensor video (2024)", "summary": "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon(UAP)to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of one minute and five seconds of video footage captured via multiple sensor modalities aboard a U.S", "eventType": "sighting", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "infrared-sensor-video", "name": "Infrared sensor video" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-pr-028" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d32-mission-report-syria-october-2024", "title": "Unresolved UAP Report: Syria, October 2024 (DOW-UAP-PR33)", "summary": "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon (UAP) to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of five seconds of video footage from a full-motion video (FMV) camera aboard a U.S. military platform in 2024. An accompanying mission report, DoW-UAP-D32, described the UAP as consisting of a “misshapen and uneven ball of white light,” and reported that a “light/glare halo effect” occurred at the top of the FMV feed. Video Description", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2024-06-15", "dateDisplay": "2024-06-15", "isFeatured": false, "location": { "name": "Syria", "region": null, "country": "Syria", "lat": 34.8, "lng": 38.99 }, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "redacted-record", "name": "Redacted record" }, { "slug": "middle-east", "name": "Middle East" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d32-mission-report-syria-october-2024" }, { "slug": "pursue-dow-uap-d27-mission-report-united-arab-emirates-october-2023", "title": "Mission Report: United Arab Emirates, October 2023 (DOW-UAP-D27)", "summary": "A U.S. military operator reported observing one UAP at an estimated altitude of approximately 24,000 feet. The observer estimated the UAP’s speed as 163 knots (187 mph). All descriptive and estimative language contained in this report reflects the reporter’s subjective interpretation at the time of the event. Such characterizations should not be interpreted as a conclusive indication of the presence or absence of any intrinsic object features or performance characteristics.", "eventType": "report", "eventDate": "2024-06-07", "dateDisplay": "2024-06-07", "isFeatured": false, "location": null, "tags": [ { "slug": "pursue-release-01", "name": "PURSUE Release 01" }, { "slug": "department-of-war", "name": "Department of War" }, { "slug": "2020s", "name": "2020s" }, { "slug": "spherical-uap", "name": "Spherical UAP / orbs" }, { "slug": "redacted-record", "name": "Redacted record" }, { "slug": "mission-report-misrep", "name": "MISREP (Mission Report)" } ], "canonical": "https://disclosurearchives.com/events/pursue-dow-uap-d27-mission-report-united-arab-emirates-october-2023" } ] }