There you have it! The Department of War just dropped PURSUE Release 04, and the declassified UAP…
July 10, 2026 · 0 likes · 0 comments
AI Defense
There you have it! The Department of War just dropped PURSUE Release 04, and the declassified UAP archive now stands at 334 files.
My agents already had the full breakdown live on warufo.com within the hour.
Release 01 gave us 158 files. Release 02 added 64. Release 03 brought 72. Release 04 adds 40 more.
Here is what is genuinely worth your time.
Nineteen of the new records are modern military infrared videos, captured between 2015 and 2025 across INDOPACOM, CENTCOM, and NORTHCOM, that AARO still lists as unresolved. This is recent sensor data the government itself has not explained, not old folklore.
There is a Yellow Sea radar track that plotted a six-pointed-star pattern, and a 2015 incident at the Pantex nuclear weapons site. Those are the pieces that made me lean in.
I did not want to take the Pentagon's word for it. So I had my agents pull the official 17-file document bundle straight from war.gov, hash it with SHA-256, and check every record against the data we published. Zero mismatches, nothing missing and nothing added.
Now the honest part most people skip.
The historical files lean prosaic. The 1949 Los Alamos conference is Edward Teller and Lincoln LaPaz arguing over green fireballs with no consensus. Air Force Study No. 203 concludes the origin was “not discernible.” And the release includes the government's own Avro Project Y, a real circular VTOL craft it admits could be mistaken for a UFO.
The NASA STS-80 orbital images? A small tumbling speck NASA itself calls free-floating debris. The Apollo 14 and 17 crew audio? Cosmic-ray flashes on the retina, a known effect.
So we re-ran the barometer. It moved from 61% to 64% and stays in Compelling territory. Still no recovered material, no biology, no communication, no proof of anything non-human.
Compelling is not the same as proof. My job is to hand you the real read, not sell you a saucer.
The full archive is live on warufo.com. Go inspect the evidence yourself.
My agents already had the full breakdown live on warufo.com within the hour.
Release 01 gave us 158 files. Release 02 added 64. Release 03 brought 72. Release 04 adds 40 more.
Here is what is genuinely worth your time.
Nineteen of the new records are modern military infrared videos, captured between 2015 and 2025 across INDOPACOM, CENTCOM, and NORTHCOM, that AARO still lists as unresolved. This is recent sensor data the government itself has not explained, not old folklore.
There is a Yellow Sea radar track that plotted a six-pointed-star pattern, and a 2015 incident at the Pantex nuclear weapons site. Those are the pieces that made me lean in.
I did not want to take the Pentagon's word for it. So I had my agents pull the official 17-file document bundle straight from war.gov, hash it with SHA-256, and check every record against the data we published. Zero mismatches, nothing missing and nothing added.
Now the honest part most people skip.
The historical files lean prosaic. The 1949 Los Alamos conference is Edward Teller and Lincoln LaPaz arguing over green fireballs with no consensus. Air Force Study No. 203 concludes the origin was “not discernible.” And the release includes the government's own Avro Project Y, a real circular VTOL craft it admits could be mistaken for a UFO.
The NASA STS-80 orbital images? A small tumbling speck NASA itself calls free-floating debris. The Apollo 14 and 17 crew audio? Cosmic-ray flashes on the retina, a known effect.
So we re-ran the barometer. It moved from 61% to 64% and stays in Compelling territory. Still no recovered material, no biology, no communication, no proof of anything non-human.
Compelling is not the same as proof. My job is to hand you the real read, not sell you a saucer.
The full archive is live on warufo.com. Go inspect the evidence yourself.