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UAP / The video & evidence library
Military footage. Civilian cameras. Historical films. One searchable library, with the original sources and the limits of the evidence kept in view.
01 / Video & evidence library
Browse individual recordings from government archives, independent publishers, historical newsreels, and civilian reports. A growing, reviewed selection—not a complete census of UAP footage.
No records match those filters.
Release 06 arrived September 18: Tremonton, Colorado accounts, military imagery and AAWSAP records.
02 / Orientation
An official release establishes where a record came from. It does not automatically establish what an object was. This archive includes unresolved cases, ongoing analysis, and explained observations—with assessments attributed to their source.
Zoom, tracking, glare and platform motion can make a distant point behave strangely in-frame.
Some clips have direct military custody; others were uploaded later, edited, or recreated from testimony.
A compelling account and an ambiguous image can coexist. The archive preserves both without collapsing them.
03 / PURSUE release log
PURSUE is one collection in this archive. Six tranches are confirmed on the official portal ↗ as of September 19, 2026. Release 06 includes all 72 catalog entries; Releases 01–05 currently index videos only. Counts below describe our indexed records, not each earlier tranche’s full contents.
04 / Source desk
Start with an original document, follow a case investigation, or explore a witness account. These links open external collections; their contents are not all copied into this site. Reviewed September 5, 2026.