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PURSUE Release 01 · May 8, 2026
Subscribers who joined before May 8, 2026 received our briefing on the first 159-file tranche — including FBI's bronze-ellipsoid composite sketch, AARO's "Western US Event" slides, and the first-ever public release of the Apollo 17 NASA-UAP-VM6 image.
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