Disclosure Archives

A US infrared sensor records four UAPs in coordinated motion over water near Iran. Partway through, a fifth enters the frame from the top-left. August 26, 2022. First PURSUE sensor video to catalogue an in-frame UAP formation joined by a fifth object. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02

There are about 100 declassified UAP files in the public US government record. Maybe more. We have them all — the original PDFs, the original 302s, the cables — not summaries, not paraphrases. The archive → disclosurearchives.com

NASA classified this Apollo 17 photo for 54 years. December 1972. Three small dots in tight triangular formation in the lunar sky — captured by the crew on the surface. Released for the first time May 8, 2026. Five Apollo 12 photos (1969) too. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-01

The Pentagon released a UAP video over US domestic airspace. December 2019. East Coast. Infrared sensor footage that sat on a classified US network for over five years before declassification. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02

The earliest UAP record in the US declassified archive predates Roswell by 2½ years. WWII. The 415th Night Fighter Squadron reporting small, glowing, controlled objects pacing their P-61 night fighters over Germany. Called “foo fighters.” → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-01

A US State Department diplomatic cable. January 27, 1994. A Tajik Air 747 cruising over Kazakhstan. The captain and three Americans on board reported a “bright light of enormous intensity” at 41,000 ft. The US embassy cabled it four days later. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-01

What we built: every documented UAP event mapped to where it actually happened. Click any pin and you get the source documents, witness statements, and date. Aegean. Sandia. East Coast. Kazakhstan. Submerged off the US coast. The whole globe → disclosurearchives.com

A US Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone established a weapons-quality lock on an unidentified object over the Syria-Jordan border in 2021. The object exhibited instantaneous acceleration. AARO: it exceeds every known aircraft's performance envelope. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02

Three pairs of federal law enforcement agents described orange orbs in the sky launching smaller red orbs in groups of 2–4. The official AARO title: “Orbs Launching Orbs.” AARO calls it among the most compelling cases in its current holdings. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-01

The FBI's master investigative case file on “flying discs” just got declassified. 18 sections. Over 1,000 pages. 1947 to 1968. Starts the weeks after Roswell. Includes overflights of the Atomic Energy Commission facility at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-01

The Pentagon released what defense reporters are calling the most kinematically anomalous video in PURSUE Release 01. Aegean Sea, October 2023. Nearly 3 minutes of military sensor footage of an unidentified object executing multiple 90° turns at speed. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-01

The Lake Huron UFO shootdown video just dropped. F-16C cockpit IR sensor view, Feb 12 2023 — third of four US fighter shootdowns that month. At the 20s mark, AARO says the footage shows “a kinetic interaction…fragmenting in a radial displacement pattern.” → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02

Multiple spherical objects moving in and out of the water beside a surfaced US Navy submarine. March 25, 2022. The Pentagon just released the iconic submarine UFO video — the first PURSUE file to capture multiple transmedium objects at once. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02

209 UFOs over a US nuclear weapons lab. The Pentagon just released a 116-page USAF + Armed Forces Special Weapons Program file: green orbs, discs, fireballs over Sandia, NM between 1948–1950. Interceptors scrambled. References to recovered copper powder. → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02

A currently-serving senior US intelligence officer just published a first-person UFO encounter narrative. Late 2025. Military helicopter. Orange orbs. Fighter jets scrambled — same orbs chasing them. His words: “We were virtually speechless.” → disclosurearchives.com/pursue-release-02