uap-data.csv

The canonical data file behind the PURSUE UAP disclosure - the CSV that war.gov publishes at /Portals/1/Interactive/2026/UFO/uap-data.csv, listing every released file across all three releases. This page serves a SHA-256-verified mirror of the current version, plus the complete revision history since the program launched on May 8, 2026.

⬇ Download uap-data.csv
334 rows · text/csv
SHA-256: 13e730c18d6ea586bcb9b58984481b093f3e4802c33b0f9281258ee786f8abd1
Matches war.gov's live file as of the last poller check

Why this mirror exists

Three practical problems with getting this file from war.gov directly:

Verification: hash your download with sha256sum uap-data.csv (or certutil -hashfile uap-data.csv SHA256 on Windows) and compare against the hash above, which is recomputed from the live war.gov file by the poller. If war.gov publishes a new version, this page updates with the new hash and the old version's hash stays in the revision table - nothing is silently replaced.

Every URL this file goes by

People reach this page searching several different forms of the war.gov URL. They all refer to the same file:

What's in the file

One row per released item (334 as of the July 10, 2026 release). Columns include the file title, originating agency (FBI, DOW, NASA, CIA, State, ODNI, DOE), file type and URL on war.gov's media servers, event date, and - since the third release - a "Featured" flag. Note that the schema has changed between releases (the third release added columns), so scripts that parse by column position rather than column name will break across versions.

If you'd rather not parse the CSV at all, this site publishes the same data enriched with scores, transcripts, and text extraction as JSON: the files.json API.

Complete revision history

Every change the automated poller has recorded in the canonical CSV since the PURSUE program launched. Hashes are SHA-256 of the exact bytes war.gov served at that timestamp.

Date (UTC)RowsChangeSHA-256 (first 16)Event
2026-05-08161+161596cc1881aa97d2fRelease 01 - initial publication (as uap-csv.csv)
2026-05-11 18:04158-3f07601ebed0f9ce3Row restructure: 9 PDFs consolidated to multi-reference rows, 1 slug renamed - zero files added or removed (verified by URL-set diff, full diff)
2026-05-11 19:1815800d7e9ba1d51cded2Same-day re-save, content-equivalent
2026-05-12-0n/aCSV temporarily unreachable to the poller (three checks fell back to HTML monitoring). Separately: the file was renamed from uap-csv.csv to uap-data.csv at an unrecorded point; both states (old URL 404, new URL 200) were verified directly against war.gov on 2026-06-16
2026-06-09 20:28222+646be2c64e760534a5First poller capture of the renamed file: +64 rows vs the last readable version, reflecting the Release 02 additions (Pentagon video series and ODNI narrative, announced May 22). The poller could not read the CSV between the rename and this date, so the +64 is cumulative, not a single-day change
2026-06-10 16:362220a62a76884e52c136Re-save, row count unchanged
2026-06-12 14:11294+7248db08be39605efdRelease 03 (adds "Featured" column and new agency labels)
2026-07-10 12:00334+4013e730c18d6ea586Release 04 - current version (+40 files: 23 videos, 14 documents, 3 images - the first Apollo 14 debriefings, three STS-80 Space Shuttle images, and more Pentagon sensor video)

The poller runs as a public GitHub Action every 30 minutes during US weekday business hours and hourly otherwise; when the hash changes it opens a public issue with the delta. The workflow, its commit history, and every detection issue are auditable at the tracker's GitHub repository.

How to verify this mirror yourself

  1. Fetch the live file from war.gov in a normal browser: war.gov/Portals/1/Interactive/2026/UFO/uap-data.csv (visit war.gov/UFO/ first if you get a 403).
  2. Hash both files with SHA-256 and compare. Byte-identical files produce identical hashes.
  3. If they differ, war.gov has published a new revision since our poller's last pass - check /revisions for the newest recorded state, or wait up to an hour for the poller's next cycle.
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