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U.S. Releases Fourth PURSUE Batch of UAP Files

The move centralizes decades of records for public review, preparing agencies to continue phased releases.

Overview

  • The Department of War published a fourth PURSUE release on Friday, July 10, 2026 that contains 40 files including 19 videos, 14 documents, four audio recordings and three images.
  • The package mixes archival material and recent sensor footage with items dated from 1949 through 2025, such as a 1949 Los Alamos conference transcript and NASA mission photos from low Earth orbit.
  • Notable recent entries include infrared videos from 2025 collected under U.S. Indo‑Pacific Command that show a six‑point star‑shaped contrast over the Yellow Sea and a multi‑minute capture over the East China Sea.
  • The files also include a 2015 Department of Energy report about a silent, low‑flying object near the Pantex nuclear site and a 2019 aviator report describing flight behavior the pilot said he had not seen in 28 years.
  • AARO and Department officials say these cases remain unresolved because of limited data and sensors and that no evidence of extraterrestrial technology has been found while interagency review and further declassification continue.