2024
Tyndall “Tic Tac” — USCG IR (PR065 / PR066)
Two PURSUE Release 2 Coast Guard infrared clips titled “TIC TAC IR hot.” The catalog gives only Southeastern United States, 2024 — no paired PDF, no mission report, no chain of custody.
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1952
Tremonton 1952 — Newhouse Film
Navy photographer Delbert Newhouse films ten–twelve bright objects near Tremonton, Utah. Blue Book, Navy PIC, and later Air Force memos disagree — and the file never settles.
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2023
Yellow Sea / East China Sea — INDOPACOM IR
Dedicated deep-dive on six PURSUE Release 6 Indo-Pacific Command infrared packages (PR143–152 / PR148): focus-box language, platform occlusion, missing public MISREP gap.
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2026
PURSUE Release 6 — Overview
Full-breadth Release 6 walk: Middle East IR, Yellow Sea / East China Sea shelf, Colorado LE, Tremonton 1952, AAWSAP DIRDs. Official DVIDS / war.gov media.
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1980
Rendlesham Forest (1980) — Halt Memo
U.S. Air Force personnel near RAF Woodbridge reported lights and an unexplained object in Rendlesham Forest. Events are documented in contemporaneous memos, including Lt. Col. Charles Halt’s January 1981 report.
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2011
FBI Dark Triangle with Lights
FBI-UAP-D029 triangle-with-lights report/rendering.
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2023
FBI Large Triangle with Red Lights
FBI-UAP-D031 large triangle / red lights report/rendering.
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2002
FBI Airborne Triangle
FBI-UAP-D025 triangle rendering/report from PURSUE R05.
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1953
Film Analysis of Unidentified Objects
DOW-UAP-D098 early film-analysis paperwork in PURSUE.
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2023
FBI Dark Translucent Triangle
FBI-UAP-D027 Colorado Springs–area triangle report/rendering.
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2004
Nimitz
U.S. Navy personnel associated with the USS Nimitz strike group reported unidentified aerial objects off Southern California. DOD-released FLIR footage shows a tic-tac–shaped object tracked by an F/A-18 system.
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1947
Ghost Rockets
Early postwar rocket/UAP paper trail in the PURSUE intel/review lane.
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2021
Gulf of Oman Cold Orbs
AFSOC IIR DOW-UAP-D101: AC-130 crew reports ~25 cold-orb contacts; record notes DVR failure.
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2026
Slow-Moving Hot Objects
FBI FD-302s D032/D033 from PURSUE Release 05 document the Slow-Moving Hot Objects interviews.
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2026
Multiple Red Lights
FBI FD-302s D037/D040 from PURSUE Release 05 document the 2026 interviews and official renderings.
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1947
AMC 1946–47 / Twining
PURSUE Release 01 follows Air Materiel Command paperwork through the Twining letter and Project SIGN.
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2008
Stephenville
In January 2008, residents near Stephenville, Texas, reported large bright objects in the evening sky. Local and national coverage followed; explanations remain contested in the public record.
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2015
Gimbal (2015) — Navy FLIR
January 2015 Navy FLIR later authorized for public release by DoD (with FLIR and Go Fast). Mid-form stays on DVIDS/NAVAIR primary (DOD_110891172).
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2015
GoFast (2015) — Navy ATFLIR
January 2015 Navy ATFLIR later authorized for public release by DoD (with FLIR and Gimbal). Apparent skim/speed vs parallax — AARO Feb 2025. Mid-form stays on DVIDS primary (DOD_110886776).
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1997
Phoenix Lights (1997)
Two clocks on March 13. Luke AFB letter May 1, 1997 on the record. Flare debate in July. AI stills labeled — not witness footage. DVIDS flares context only.
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1964
CIA Puerto Rico, 1964 (CIA-UAP-D022 / D023)
A Navy pilot reports a Mach 3 delta, and a destroyer's radar logs “in excess of 3800 knots.” The CIA office behind OXCART says it isn't one of theirs, runs the radar film, and gets about 485 knots. Its verdict is “probably a delta-wing fighter,” with a Cuban MiG-21 the memo can neither “suggest or deny.” Two CIA memos from February 1965, read on screen. PURSUE Release 05.
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1963
Bahia, Brazil (1963) — The Sphere in Conde
A Rio radio bulletin claimed a metal sphere with a dead occupant fell in Conde, Bahia. A CIA FBIS transcript reached the White House space council, which asked State to check. The embassy and the Salvador consulate found nothing on the ground and called the story “apparently fabricated in Rio.” Files: EOP-UAP-D001, DOS-UAP-D001, DOS-UAP-D002.
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2023
Western U.S. (2023) — Orbs Launching Orbs
October 2023: six federal special agents reported orange lights releasing smaller red lights near a redacted “sensitive national security site” in the western United States. AARO’s June 2026 memo says the agents collected no video; one agent’s statement mentions “the video footage.” AARO: about 60% plausibly infrared flares, about 40% no plausible explanation. Files: DOW-UAP-D077, D078 (AI-generated notional map), D079–D083; FBI renderings and recreations are labeled, not footage.
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1976
Tehran, Iran (1976) — The F-4 Cable
19 September 1976: two Iranian Air Force F-4 Phantoms were scrambled over Tehran at night. The U.S. defense attaché’s cable says one jet lost its instruments and communications as it closed in; the other’s weapons panel went dead as the pilot tried to fire an AIM-9. DIA graded the report “High.” Files: DIA cable IR 6 846 0139 76 (USDAO Tehran, 23 Sep 1976, FOIA release); DIA evaluation form + routing slip, 8 Dec 78. Real documents shown as released; AI narration, no AI imagery.
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