Pentagon’s new UFO file drop includes audio from 1952 Project Blue Book briefing
The batch adds historical cases, military footage and 37 research papers on speculative aerospace concepts, while the Pentagon says the records remain unresolved.
- On Friday, The Pentagon released its sixth batch of 71 files regarding UAP, following an executive order by President Donald Trump earlier this year.
- The Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, established by The Defense Intelligence Agency in 2008, generated 37 Defense Intelligence Reference Documents exploring theoretical concepts like warp drives and invisibility cloaking.
- One technical study from 2010 analyzes "evidence of unintended injury to human observers by anomalous advanced aerospace systems," while Researchers recounted that "three previous fit and active individuals experienced an anomalous aerospace-related event."
- Another video captured over the Middle East shows "six small spherical objects" that "seemed to be agile" and were "frequently changing direction." Several other files include 1952 footage by Navy Chief Warrant Officer Delbert Newhouse near Tremonton, Utah.
- Project Blue Book, an Air Force program that investigated UFOs from 1952 to 1969, is highlighted in the files; Air Force officer Edward Ruppelt noted that about 20% of the 800 investigated UFO reports remained a mystery.
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Pentagon Releases Sixth Batch of UAP Files, Including Secretive Military Program Documents
The Pentagon on Friday released its sixth batch of files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP, including dozens of documents detailing a secretive military program that commissioned studies of warp drives, wormholes and injuries researchers linked to possible encounters with unknown craft, according to the Department of War. The release includes 71 files total -- 67 provided by the War Department and four from local law enforcement in Col…
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The latest batch of UFO files released by the Pentagon contain a report suggesting human observers suffered nasty symptoms including hair loss, nightmares, boils and signs of radiation illness after witnessing a mysterious "aerospace-related event".
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Latest UFO file drop reveals 'floating orbs' zooming at 480 mph...
US military operators observed floating orbs flying at nearly 500 miles per hour over the Middle East last year, according to the latest release Friday of declassified . A 2025 report from US Central Command (CENTCOM) details a sighting of "six small spherical objects, grouped together" and "frequently changing direction" at 480 mph. Accompanying the report was one minute of video footage showing the objects as they flew over what appeared to be…
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