This is an ongoing declassification program.
A February 19 directive initiated a government-wide effort to find, review, declassify, and publish UAP-related records. The first public PURSUE tranche followed on May 8.
Documented government record · updated October 23, 2026
What the U.S. government has actually released on UAP.
PURSUE is a rolling federal archive of declassified and historical UAP records. It matters because the records, investigations, and witness reports are now part of the public record. That is not the same thing as proof that an unresolved object was extraterrestrial.
The reading rule
A document can be real while the explanation is still unknown.
When we mark one of these entries as a documented real-world event, we mean the agency record, release, investigation, or witness report is documented. We are not upgrading every description inside that record into an established fact about what the object was.
The key things
What changed in 2026
The archive crosses agencies and decades.
The Department describes a review involving dozens of agencies and tens of millions of records, including material that exists only on paper and spans many decades.
“Unresolved” is a status, not an origin story.
PURSUE says unresolved cases are those for which the government cannot make a definitive determination. Insufficient data can be one reason.
Seven tranches are public through October 23.
The release cadence now stretches from May through October 2026. The seventh tranche adds 28 documents and keeps the rolling program active.
Two records worth slowing down for
The incident and the disclosure are different dates.
October 2023 · incident
Six federal agents report related aerial phenomena
An AARO case-analysis update records reports from six federal law- enforcement special agents working in separate pairs near a sensitive western-U.S. national-security site. The agents described related orange and red aerial phenomena over two days. The case remained unresolved when the analysis was released in June 2026.
Read DOW-UAP-D077 ↗June 2026 · incident / October 23 · public release
Federal agents describe a triangular object
An AARO memorandum records two federal special agents and a corroborating third official describing a triangular object that rose vertically, remained stationary, banked, and descended into a canyon. They reported no associated audible signature. A later ground search found no visible debris or impact evidence in the accessible area.
AARO says the incident warrants further investigation. The memorandum does not make a conclusive finding about the nature or origin of the reported object.
Read DOW-UAP-D176 ↗PURSUE release timeline
From directive to seven public tranches
- Directive
Government-wide search and release effort begins
The Department of War says it is overseeing the effort with support from ODNI and coordinating across the federal government.
Official program page ↗ - R01
Release 01
PURSUE opens its public archive with the first tranche of declassified and historical UAP records.
View official release ↗ - R02
- R03
- R04
Release 04
The fourth tranche adds further historical and unresolved UAP material.
View official release ↗ - R05
Release 05
The Department says additional files will continue to arrive on a rolling basis.
View official release ↗ - R06
- R07
Release 07
The seventh tranche adds 28 documents, including a 2026 AARO memorandum about a reported triangular object in the western United States.
View official release ↗
Why this belongs on Wake Up Sooner
Now we can compare claims with the public record without pretending they are the same kind of evidence.
The shared timeline can place documented disclosure milestones beside sourced channeler predictions and contact claims. Similar timing is worth noticing. It is not, by itself, proof of causation, authenticity, or extraterrestrial origin.
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