🛸 The Pentagon Just Opened A Website That Drops Actual UFO Files — Free PDFs

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:alien: 161 FBI UFO Files, Free PDFs, Officially Released

The Pentagon (recently rebranded Department of War) just opened a public website that drops actual UFO files. Not press releases. The PDFs themselves.

:flying_saucer: What landed

A site called PURSUE — Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. Trump pushed for it, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth signed off. May 8: first batch dropped — 161 FBI files, all PDFs, free to grab. The government’s labelling these “unresolved cases” — meaning even they couldn’t decide what the thing in the sky was.

:paperclip: UAP = Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena. Government’s polite code for UFO. Same idea, less embarrassing on a memo.

:inbox_tray: Where to grab them

:globe_with_meridians: The site: https://www.war.gov/UFO/
:newspaper: AP coverage · USA Today coverage

:spiral_calendar: The small catch

This is “Release 01.” New batches drop every few weeks. Bookmark the site, not the files.

What’s the first one you’re cracking open?

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Interesting. But why does my cpu spike when i go there?

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:alien: Someone turned the Pentagon UFO dump into a searchable intelligence archive

The recent UFO/PURSUE release wasn’t just dumped as PDFs… it turns out someone actually rebuilt the entire dataset into a clean, searchable web archive.

Instead of digging through 100+ raw FBI/NASA PDFs, you can now browse everything like a proper intelligence system — categorized, readable, and organized.

:open_file_folder: Photos
:page_facing_up: Documents
:movie_camera: Videos
:brain: Mission reports grouped properly

Feels less like random government files… and more like a structured UFO evidence database.

:link: uforadar.site

Not sure how long it stays like this before it gets buried in raw file dumps again.

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New Files are already dumped by the US gov. and seems like the website has already uploaded the new ones perfectly organized.

https://uforadar.site/