Press Kit
An independent index of the Trump administration's PURSUE (Presidential Unsealings and Reporting System for UAP Encounters) UFO disclosure program. Free to cite. Free to embed. Free to verify against the official source.
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Fact sheet (Drop 01)
Drop 01 release date: May 8, 2026 · Source of record: war.gov/UFO · Program: PURSUE (Trump administration) · Cadence: rolling release; this site indexes new drops within hours.
Quick-quote ready talking points
For podcasts, TV segments, and articles. Attribution: "PURSUE UFO Tracker" or "the independent PURSUE archive at pursueufotracker.com".
"The Trump administration released 161 declassified files. The most striking ones aren't the most famous ones - and the official war.gov interface gives you no way to find them."- on why this index exists
"There is no proof of aliens in this release. There is also no proof against. What there is, irrefutably, is 80 years of trained military and government personnel observing objects whose kinematics no known craft can replicate."- on the honest verdict
"Every score on this site is reproducible. The rubric is open JSON. We use AI to apply human-designed weighting - we do not use AI to decide if something is alien. No model can honestly do that."- on AI methodology
"Every file has a SHA-256 hash. Re-download from war.gov, hash it locally, compare. They match. That's how journalists fact-check us."- on verification
What we are - and what we are not
- What we are: An independent, public-domain mirror and search index of every file released through PURSUE. Searchable across all 119 PDFs, with transcripts on every video, transparent scoring, and SHA-256 verification on every file.
- What we are not: Affiliated with the Department of War, the FBI, NASA, the State Department, AARO, or any U.S. government entity. Not a Pentagon press office, not a contractor, not a content partner. We mirror the public record.
- Editorial position: Honest. We do not claim aliens exist. We do not claim they don't. The files don't answer that question, and any site that says otherwise is selling something.
- Funding: Reader-supported. Tasteful affiliate links and donations keep the archive free. No paywall. No autoplay ads. No interstitials. The public-domain government record stays accessible.
Use of materials
All underlying files are works of the U.S. Government and are in the public domain under 17 U.S.C. § 105. You may cite, embed, screenshot, redistribute, and commercialize freely. Attribution to the source agency (FBI, DoD, NASA, State Dept) is courteous; attribution to this index is appreciated but not required.
Editorial content unique to this site (the Anomalousness Index scores, summaries, audience-facing TLDRs, and curatorial framing) is licensed CC0 - public domain dedication. Use freely with or without attribution.
Embed code
Drop any individual file's player into your story or social post. Replace FILE-ID with the slug from the URL (e.g., nasa-uap-vm1-apollo-12-1969 for that file's page):
<iframe src="https://pursueufotracker.com/generated/files/FILE-ID.html"
width="100%" height="720"
style="border:0;border-radius:8px"
loading="lazy"
title="UAP file from PURSUE"></iframe>
Or link to a deep-dive page directly: https://pursueufotracker.com/generated/files/FILE-ID.html.
Verification manifest
SHA-256 hashes for every file we index. Journalists, fact-checkers, and skeptics: re-download the file from war.gov, hash it locally, and confirm it matches our manifest. They will.
Download verification-manifest.json →
Local hashing example (Windows PowerShell): Get-FileHash file.pdf -Algorithm SHA256
API
Public read-only JSON endpoints. CORS-enabled. No authentication required. Build derivative tools, run analytics, generate alerts:
- https://pursueufotracker.com/generated/api/files.json — full index of all files (~5 KB)
https://pursueufotracker.com/generated/api/files/<id>.json— per-file detail with full metadata, scoring breakdown, source URLs- https://pursueufotracker.com/sitemap.xml — sitemap (~162 URLs)
- https://pursueufotracker.com/generated/feed.xml — RSS feed; subscribe for new-drop notifications
AI disclosure
We use AI for three things, all human-supervised. Full AI disclosure on the verdict page →
- Rubric application. Claude (Anthropic) reads each file's publicly reported description and selects which rubric value matches each of six components. The rubric and weights are human-designed and live as open JSON at
/data/scoring-rubric.json. - Video transcription. Closed captions sourced from DVIDS where provided; OpenAI Whisper used as fallback for files without official captions.
- PDF text extraction. pdfplumber (open-source) pulls searchable text out of every PDF.
We do not use AI to decide if something is alien. No model can honestly do that. We refuse to publish such a number.
Notable files in Drop 01
For story angles, panel discussions, social-media threads. Each links to its full detail page with embedded media:
Press contact
Anthony Fong — operator, PURSUE UFO Tracker
Available for: TV/podcast interviews, written-piece quotes, technical Q&A on the index methodology, advance notification of new PURSUE drops. Response within 24 hours for press inquiries.
Brand assets
- Open Graph cover image (SVG)
- Per-file Open Graph cards:
https://pursueufotracker.com/generated/og-cards/<file-id>.png - Site name: PURSUE UFO Tracker (no hyphen, two words plus tracker)
- Domain: pursueufotracker.com
License of THIS press kit
Everything on this page may be reproduced freely with no attribution required. CC0 public domain dedication. Quote it, screenshot it, paraphrase it, pitch it as your own talking points if useful.