Pentagon's PURSUE Releases First Tranche of Declassified UAP Records, Moving to a Rolling Public Access Model

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Declassified UAP records are being published in a single online portal with ongoing releases from multiple agencies, signaling a move to transparent, rolling public access and broader, cross‑agency analysis of unexplained phenomena.

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The Pentagon released 162 declassified files on unidentified aerial phenomena Thursday at war.gov/UFO, the first tranche from a new presidential disclosure program covering decades of FBI, military, NASA, and State Department records — including light phenomena reported by Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 astronauts.