Trump directive described on PURSUE page
The official PURSUE page describes a presidential directive to identify and release government files related to UAP, UFOs, and related matters.
Timeline
A chronological record of official releases, major source updates, and disclosure-related milestones.
The official PURSUE page describes a presidential directive to identify and release government files related to UAP, UFOs, and related matters.
The Department of War announced Release 01 and opened the war.gov/UFO portal for public access to unresolved UAP records.
The initial coverage set focuses on the May 8 release and selected source records.
The Department of War published the second PURSUE tranche and said a third release is being prepared.
PR051, PR071, PR050, and PR052 became the first full Release 02 video-analysis path on the site.
The Release 02 tracker now includes the official DVIDS PR052 UAP/USO formation mission clip.
Release 03 declassifies domestic witness reports, FBI field communications, and NASA aerospace telemetry logs.
Release 04 details formal responses to congressional defense committees and NORAD multi-radar tracking gate correlations.
Release 05 opens historical Department of Energy nuclear weapons site security logs and retrospective AARO investigations.
Release 06 declassifies foundational AAWSAP theoretical propulsion papers and scientific advisory board assessments.
Former UAPTF Director Jay Stratton details contractor non-human craft allegations and CIA transfer disputes on CNN and Fox News.
Worldwide release of sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day sparks global search interest comparing film fiction to authentic declassified files.
Investigation reveals 64 of 71 AAWSAP propulsion papers were censored under national defense and export-control exemptions.
President Donald Trump states "I'm looking" regarding UFO files and recounts debriefings with Air Force pilots encountering Mach 8+ round craft.
In-depth investigative dossier examining the alleged unacknowledged SAP entered into Congress by Rep. Nancy Mace and Matthew Brown's testimony.