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Having the acting Pentagon press secretary tweeting out this stuff is definitely not a bad thing. It helps keep my current cynicism in check. https://t.co/lUHBsASRkD [Quoted] 🛸 5th PURSUE FILES DROP: 1950s U.S. Naval Intelligence Assessment on UAPs Captured on Film This file contains a memorandum relating to the U.S. Naval Photographic Interpretation Center’s assessment of two films allegedly depicting unidentified airborne objects, captured in Montana and Utah in 1950 and 1952, respectively...
RT @JoelValdezDOW: 🛸 5th PURSUE FILES DROP: 1950s U.S. Naval Intelligence Assessment on UAPs Captured on Film This file contains a memoran…
RT @JoelValdezDOW: 🛸 5th PURSUE FILES DROP: FBI Report of “Orb-Like” UAP 👇 This document is an FBI FD-302, a form the FBI uses to record i…
RT @JoelValdezDOW: 🛸 5th PURSUE FILES DROP: https://t.co/gbAdmjQJPP "The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentif…
A brief note before reading I realize that posts of this length are unusual on Reddit. I initially considered reducing the subject to a few images and short observations, but when examining historical broadsheets alongside modern UAP documents, the surrounding context is part of the evidence. Dates, original wording, transmission history, visual conventions, and the quality of the available documentation all matter. In this case, shortening the material too much would risk removing precisely...
We built a searchable research layer for the War.gov/ufo / PURSUE UFO files We’ve had this up for a little while, but wanted to finally share it here because it has become a genuinely useful way to explore the official PURSUE UFO file releases: https://probed.space/ufo-files The official War.gov page is still the source of truth, and we link back to the original files. But the official interface is mainly built around access: releases, file types, agencies, downloads, and basic browsing. Prob...
BREAKING: Former Army intelligence officer identified as witness in Colorado Springs UAP case described in recently released FBI records
The PURSUE UAP files third release had four pdfs about a 2022 UAP sighting witnessed by five U.S Army service members at Fort Carson in Colorado.
NPR ran an interview this week with Adam Frank, an astrophysicist at the University of Rochester who is actually involved in the search for intelligent life — so not someone predisposed to dismiss UAP out of hand. His take on the PURSUE files was pretty blunt. He said as he was going through the documents he found a report about launch failures on reentry vehicles that had nothing to do with UFOs or UAPs at all. His read was that someone just typed "space" into a government database and grabb...