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The Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program — the DIA-administered effort (2008-2012) whose contract, Statement of Objectives and Defense Intelligence Reference Documents were published in PURSUE Release 06.

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PURSUE Release 06: Department of War declassifies 72 more UAP files — the AAWSAP papers, the Tremonton film, and local law enforcement's first videos

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.

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The AAWSAP papers: 37 Defense Intelligence Reference Documents on warp drives, wormholes and antigravity — and the contract that paid for them

PURSUE Release 06 publishes 44 records of the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program: the July 2008 Statement of Objectives, the September 2008 solicitation and original order, five contract modifications, and 37 of the 38 Defense Intelligence Reference Documents the DIA-administered program commissioned between December 2009 and January 2011. The famous titles are all here — Warp Drive, Dark Energy and the Manipulation of Extra Dimensions; Traversable Wormholes, Stargates and Negative Energy; Antigravity for Aerospace Applications; Negative Mass Propulsion; Concepts for Extracting Energy from the Quantum Vacuum — each with a Department of War summary that grades it, often harshly.