Intelligence Community, DOE & Government UAP Records

Seventeen UAP files from intelligence-community, Department of Energy, federal-government, Executive Office of the President, and local law enforcement sources have been declassified under PURSUE (the CIA's records now have their own section). The cluster includes ODNI-UAP-D001 (the USPER Narrative from a senior U.S. Intelligence Community official describing a multi-witness UAP encounter from a military helicopter in late 2025); five Department of Energy records tied to the U.S. nuclear weapons complex - enhanced PANTEX imagery, James Tuck correspondence from the 1970s, and a 1986 Pajarito astronomers invitation (PANTEX assembly plant, Los Alamos via Tuck, and the Pajarito Plateau), plus a 1949 Los Alamos conference record and a 2015 Pantex incident report added in Release 04; an Intelligence Community analysis of the 2022 Colorado Springs UAP incident (ICA-UAP-D001, added in Release 03); and a U.S. Government compilation of Congressional and White House UFO-related constituent correspondence (USG-UAP-D001, Release 03); EOP-UAP-D001, a National Aeronautics and Space Council inquiry into a November 1963 incident at Bahia, Brazil, the first Executive Office of the President record in the disclosure (Release 05); and eight local law enforcement records from Colorado - four cellphone videos that local law enforcement submitted to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, and a transcript of each recording's audio, which AARO removed from the released videos (Release 06). All files are public domain U.S. Government works under 17 U.S.C. § 105.

Files below are sorted by Anomalousness Index (highest evidentiary weight first). Each links to a full detail page with viewer, transcript (for videos), SHA-256 verification, and source link to war.gov.

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