The full PURSUE archive,
searchable, viewable, playable.
Every record from the U.S. Department of War's two 2026 UAP releases — 222 documents, videos, audio recordings, and photographs from FBI, CIA, NASA, ODNI, DoE, and the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. Mirrored locally, indexed, and ready to explore.
What the official catalog doesn't show.
Independent analysis of the released PDFs and DVIDS metadata surfaces 21verifiable observations the official UI doesn't expose — misattributed countries, byte-identical duplicates, scrubbing inconsistencies, archive shelfmarks, and one video that wasn't scrubbed.
D-020 was relabeled from “Southern United States, 2020” to “Iraq, 2023”
Mission report D-020 is catalogued as Iraq 2023 — but the PDF's own embedded title still says Southern United States, 2020. Both files are byte-identical.
Cable 2 catalogued as Kazakhstan; PDF says Dushanbe, Tajikistan
State Department UAP Cable 002 is listed under Kazakhstan in the public catalog, but the PDF's embedded title points to Dushanbe — capital of Tajikistan.
PR-073: the one video that wasn’t scrubbed
Of all 85 declassified UAP videos, exactly one leaks city-level location, names a credited individual, uses a non-AARO unit code, and preserves the raw DIA report ID. The other 84 are scrubbed of all four.