85 declassified UAP videos from two tranches of the PURSUE program. Official AARO descriptions, sensor metadata, and embedded DVIDS players for every confirmed entry.
Not all 85 videos carry the same provenance. Understanding the difference matters before drawing conclusions.
Twenty-eight videos submitted through official AARO channels by U.S. military commands. Each has a corresponding mission report, a chain of custody, and a formal AARO-authored video description. These are the most reliable entries in the collection.
On March 6, 2026, eight House members requested access to 51 potentially UAP-related records held on a classified network. AARO located responsive materials. Critically, AARO explicitly states that many records lack a substantiated chain-of-custody. Video titles are uploader-defined, not official AARO designations. Among the T2 videos, some have DVIDS entries with formal descriptions; others were released only through war.gov without DVIDS archiving.
The most kinematically and evidentiary significant entries in either tranche. Both are T2 congressional batch.
Specific morphology, quantified kinematics, anomalous sensor behavior, or unusual provenance sets these apart. Click any card to view the DVIDS embed.
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