About this archive

Declassified UAP is a searchable copy of the records the U.S. Department of War publishes at war.gov/UFO under PURSUE, the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. Every record here is a U.S. government release.

What is here

478 records from 7 releases and 11 agencies: 298 documents, 134 videos, 30 photographs and 16 audio recordings. The documents hold about 3,100,000 words of text, and 28,731 images were extracted from inside them.

For each record the archive keeps the file as war.gov published it, its catalog details (agency, release, incident date and place) and a link to the original on war.gov or DVIDS.

What the archive adds

• Full-text search across every page, with the text shown beside the scan.
• Links between records: the pairings war.gov makes, records that cite each other, records about the same incident, and records with similar text.
• Topics, case files that group related records across releases, and a map of the places named in the records (1,140 so far).
• Earlier versions: war.gov has replaced some files without changing its list of records. When that happens, the record page says so.
• A short machine summary of each record, written by Anthropic's Claude and labelled with the model and date. Summaries are not part of the record and can contain errors.

What it is not

• It is not affiliated with the U.S. government, the Department of War or any other agency. Nothing here is an official statement.
• It does not collect or publish witness reports. It holds only records a government has released.
• It does not judge the claims in the records. The documents speak for themselves; the original files on war.gov are the authority.

How it stays current

war.gov adds records in numbered releases. Each new release is mirrored, its text extracted and indexed, and the result checked against war.gov's own list and files. Corrections war.gov makes to a record are noted on that record's page.

Who runs it

Declassified UAP is published by Terrain360 LLC. For corrections or questions, see Support. For downloads and access for AI assistants, see Data & API.