Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
The UAP Files: UAP records, summarized by AI
An independent site organizes U.S. government UAP records into plain-English summaries, linked source files, and short narrated reels.
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- The archive-progress panel claims 477 of 478 PURSUE items inventoried, while the headline counter says 0 documents summarized.
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The homepage divides material into priority files, latest releases, and an archive-progress section, with search and links labeled “Read the record” and “Original government file.” A featured 1947 Air Materiel Command file quotes the assertion that the phenomenon was “real and not visionary or fictitious,” alongside a description of circular or elliptical shapes. The agency list includes NASA, Department of War, FBI, CIA, and National Archives entries.
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