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New releases, AARO reports, hearings and laws, written up short and plain. Every item links to the official record so you can read it yourself. For the longer history, see the timeline.

The Pentagon's seventh UAP release adds 28 records

Release 7 on war.gov/ufo added 28 records: 1950s Air Force reports, sightings around Catalina Island, and a 2026 AARO memo about a triangular object.

The Pentagon's sixth UAP release adds 75 records

Release 6 added 75 records, including Project Blue Book files on the 1952 Tremonton film and papers from the AAWSAP program.

The Pentagon's fifth UAP release adds 41 records

Release 5 added 41 records: the Gulf of Oman "cold orbs" report and video, a 1953 Navy film analysis, and 1963 diplomatic cables from Brazil.

The Pentagon's fourth UAP release adds 40 records

Release 4 added 40 records, 19 of them videos, including infrared clips from the Indo-Pacific.

The Pentagon's third UAP release adds 72 records

Release 3 added 72 records: FBI witness interviews and videos, and AARO's update on the Western US event.

The Pentagon's second UAP release adds 64 records, mostly video

Release 2 added 64 records, 51 of them video clips, many from files eight members of Congress asked for in March 2026.

The Pentagon opens war.gov/ufo with 158 UAP records

The first release put 158 records online from the Department of War, FBI, NASA, the CIA and others, including the Western US event briefing and Apollo transcripts.

House hearing hears from service members about UAP

At a House Oversight hearing, service members described sightings, and a video was shown of a missile striking a glowing orb.

Third House UAP hearing: Elizondo, Gallaudet, Gold and Shellenberger

Luis Elizondo, Tim Gallaudet, Michael Gold and Michael Shellenberger testified at the House's third UAP hearing.

The Pentagon officially releases the three Navy UAP videos

On April 27, 2020, the Department of Defense authorized the release of the FLIR1, Gimbal and GoFast videos and said what they show remains unidentified.

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