The complete declassified audiovisual record of the PURSUE program, across all five tranches. Official descriptions, sensor metadata, and embedded or self-hosted players for every entry. Counts and file types follow the official database at war.gov/ufo, which lists several audio recordings as video and several images as PDF.
Not all of these records 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.
Six FBI records (four civilian-witness videos from the Northeastern orb cases, with official FBI descriptions and witness-credibility assessments, plus two government-produced digital recreations of the Western U.S. Event, clearly marked as illustrations, not photographs) and three NASA audio records, including a 1962 Walter Cronkite interview with astronaut Gordon Cooper. The FBI videos are hosted here from the public-domain war.gov release; the NASA audio is embedded from DVIDS.
Nineteen additional Department of War tactical clips, each with its official AARO description and DVIDS player. They span the Pacific (Yellow Sea, East and South China Sea, 2023 to 2025), the Middle East (2023), and, echoing the new Navy Range Fouler reports, the U.S. East Coast, Gulf, and Atlantic (2015 to 2020).
Sixteen further clips, most with official AARO descriptions and DVIDS players. The notable group is a 2019 Pacific sequence transferred to AARO by the Navy's UAP Task Force in 2022: several sensor-display recordings plus two clips that are not sensor displays at all but a service member filming directly, hand-held, in low light. Treat the hand-held pair as the weakest provenance in this archive after the Tranche 2 batch: there is no instrument metadata to check, and what the camera resolves depends heavily on the camera.
Curated spotlights that group the most telling records by shape and by era, not the whole catalog. Pick a theme; each cycles automatically. Use the arrows to browse, and click any card to watch.
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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