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NSA-origin UAP/UFO-related FOIA production released publicly by Disclosure Foundation after a FOIA appeal. OCR text derived from the public PDF is not an official NSA transcript. Many March-April 1979 radar entries are assessed in the records as probably balloons, while selected older visual reports and redaction patterns remain useful for archival review.

Contains updated briefing slides with some previously withheld information now disclosed.

A September 1995 CIA management memorandum recommends ending intelligence-community remote-viewing operations and research, reviewing Star Gate files for declassification and archival transfer, and assigning no new resources to monitoring foreign parapsychology.

SRI researchers Harold Puthoff and Russell Targ report 1974–1975 remote-viewing experiments, protocol controls, statistical results, medical and psychological screening, EEG work, and physical-apparatus tests, while acknowledging null findings, a small psychological sample, unresolved mechanisms, and the need for replication.

This document contains 416 pages of internal email communications tied to Pentagon spokesperson Christopher Sherwood and references to UAP.

Documents related to communications between Brennan McKernan and Luis Elizondo.

FOIA request for communications between Brennan McKernan and Elizondo.

Communications between Brennan McKernan and Luis Elizondo.

Documents related to Elizondo's resignation from the Pentagon.

The FBI Vault's 24-page Majestic 12 file compiles 1988 and 1991 FBI correspondence about purported MJ-12 briefing papers alongside copies of the disputed papers. FBI personnel asked whether the material was classified, Salt Lake City initially considered it a hoax, and a later FBI note states that the document was bogus and the case should be closed. The file documents the Bureau's handling of the claim; it does not authenticate the purported 1952 briefing.

FOIA request for communications between James Clapper and Luis Elizondo, which yielded no records.

Documents related to communications between Marcel Lettre and Luis Elizondo.

FOIA request for communications involving Marcel Lettre during his tenure at the DoD.

Communications between Marcel Lettre and Luis Elizondo during their overlapping tenure at the DoD.

FOIA request for communications between Mark Sanders and Luis Elizondo, which yielded no records due to email destruction.

This document indicates no records were found for communications between James Clapper and Luis Elizondo.

This document indicates that Mark Sanders' emails were destroyed after he left the DoD in 2017.

This document indicates no records were found for communications between Patrick Shanahan and Luis Elizondo.

FOIA case showing no records found regarding communications between Patrick Shanahan and Luis Elizondo.

Communications between Brennan McKernan and Luis Elizondo.

This document contains communications involving Marcel Lettre during his tenure as Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence.

This document contains communications between Brennan McKernan and Luis Elizondo.

A collection of emails related to Luis Elizondo, with the identity of a person withheld.

The Black Vault has opted to keep the identity of this particular person anonymous. The documents are here for research and reference.

Freedom of Information Act records and official statements relevant to disputed Pentagon accounts of Elizondo’s AATIP role.