PURSUE Declassifies 160 UAP Records Spanning 1944–2026 Across Multiple Agencies, Authorized by President Donald Trump

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PURSUE publicly declassified 160 UAP records on May 8, 2026 through a Department of War portal, drawn from the FBI, NASA Apollo programs, State Department cables, the ODNI, DOE, and U.S. military services, all entries designated as unresolved, authorized by President Donald Trump and coordinated under the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, with Pete Hegseth framing it as maximum transparency, spanning 1944 to 2026 and including the FBI’s master "flying disc" file, Apollo-era three-dot triangular formation imagery, recent 2020s sensor footage such as a January 2026 infrared video, ten highlighted cases for newcomers, a public-domain status for U.S. government works, Title 50 reporting for resolved cases, and a PURSUE alert system for future curated briefings and cross-tagged entries.

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PURSUE Release 01: 160 declassified UAP files from the U.S. Department of War
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PURSUE Release 01: 160 declassified UAP files from the U.S. Department of War

The first tranche of the Trump administrations PURSUE program: 160 declassified UAP files — FBI investigative records, AARO sensor video, NASA Apollo transcripts, State Department cables — published by the Department of War on May 8, 2026.