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Public recordMay—August 2026United States
PURSUE / RELEASES 01—05
The Five
Drops
A field guide to the government’s five-part UAP release—every official video, the accounts behind them, and a plain-English map of what was actually disclosed.
05Official releases
118Government videos
04Months of disclosure
UNRESOLVEDis a data status—not a conclusion
00 / Orientation
What “unresolved” means
These files are observations the government says it cannot definitively identify from the available material. That is not the same as evidence of extraterrestrial origin.
Read the provenance
Some clips have direct military custody; others were uploaded later, edited, or recreated from testimony.
Keep claims proportional
A compelling account and an ambiguous image can coexist. The archive preserves both without collapsing them.
01 / Release log
Five tranches.
One rolling archive.
Beginning May 8, the Pentagon published records every few weeks under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters—PURSUE.
02 / Moving-image archive
All official footage
Every DVIDS-hosted moving-image record associated with Releases 01—05, including sensor clips and clearly labeled FBI recreations.
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03 / Source desk
Primary material first.
Titles, dates, descriptions, thumbnails and video files come from official U.S. government pages. Editorial summaries are deliberately conservative and link back to the source.