A browsable archive of the U.S. Department of War's May 8, 2026 release of UAP-related records — FBI investigative files (1947–1968 and modern), AARO Unresolved UAP Reports from operational commands, NASA mission transcripts (Apollo / Gemini / Skylab), and Department of State diplomatic cables. Every document in the catalog is cross-linked to the 61 concepts it touches.
147 documents · 108 PDFs · 25 videos · 14 images · 1947 – 2045
20 documents · 1957–1958
The FBI's central investigative case file on UFOs and 'flying discs', spanning June 1947 through July 1968. The May 2026 release packages it in 21 sections: investigative records, eyewitness testimonies, public reports, photographic evidence (notably from Oak Ridge, TN), and technical proposals on potential propulsion systems. Includes newly declassified pages over the prior FBI Vault publication.
8 documents · 2025
Still images submitted by the FBI to AARO. Each is a frame extracted from a U.S. government surveillance system. All A-series images were redacted before release. The operator was unable to identify the object in each case.
24 documents · 2025
Second batch of FBI-submitted UAP imagery to AARO. Same provenance and redaction posture as the A series; submitted as part of the same FBI/AARO cooperation track.
7 documents · 1965–1973
Excerpts from NASA's air-to-ground voice transcripts and post-flight technical crew debriefings, identifying contemporaneous astronaut observations of unidentified phenomena during Apollo, Gemini, and Skylab missions (1965–1973). Source documents are NASA mission records, narrowed to passages where flight crews discussed visual phenomena they could not classify.
6 documents · 1969–1972
Visual material from Apollo missions (Apollo 12, 1969 and Apollo 17, 1972) tagged for the UAP archive. Each item is a color photograph showing phenomena described by the crew in the matching transcripts.
5 documents · 1985–2004
Diplomatic cables from U.S. embassies reporting unidentified aerial phenomena observed in foreign jurisdictions. Three cables in this release: Papua New Guinea (1985), Kazakhstan (1994), and Tbilisi, Georgia (2001). Each documents a local incident and the host government's response.
17 documents · 1965–2026
Numbered "Unresolved UAP Report" submissions to AARO from operational U.S. military commands — primarily USCENTCOM, USINDOPACOM, and the Department of the Army. Each report consists of sensor footage (typically infrared or electro-optical) plus a narrative video description. AARO categorizes these as 'unresolved' after review — a status reflecting the limits of available evidence rather than an analytical judgment.
2 documents · 2023
A Western US sighting event with a composite sketch and slide deck released by the Department of War on May 8, 2026.
4 documents · 2023–2025
Recent FBI Form 302 interviews with U.S. citizens describing direct UAP encounters. A 302 is the FBI's standard contemporaneous record of an investigative interview.
41 documents · 1996–2026
DOW-UAP-D-numbered companion mission reports paired with the PR-series videos. Each is a written narrative from a U.S. military mission that captured the corresponding sensor footage. The largest single family in the modern record (over 40 reports), spanning USCENTCOM operations in Iraq, Syria, the Arabian/Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Aden, the UAE, Greece, Djibouti, Southern United States, and INDOPACOM activity, May 2020 through July 2024.
1 document · 2045
SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force) messages and memorandums covering 'night phenomena (foofighters)', flak rockets, and unidentified cylindrical objects observed by Allied aircrews over Europe in the late stages of World War II — among the earliest U.S.-government-recorded UAP-class events in the archive.
3 documents
Numbered incident-summary boxes from the Project Blue Book era. Each summary follows a standardized 'Check-List — Unidentified Flying Objects' format covering hundreds of individual cases, identified by the box-and-range pattern (e.g., box 1–100, 101–172, 173–233).
9 documents · 1947–1965
NARA-style numerical files from the Department of War, Department of the Air Force, FBI, and State — covering UFO-related material from 1946 through the 1960s. Includes Air Intelligence Information Reports (1955), '319.1 Flying Discs' indexed records (1949), the 'UFO's and Defense' analytical paper, FBI Vol. 1–2 General files (1946–1948), and embassy-collected foreign-press monitoring (1963).
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