There you have it! The Department of War just dropped PURSUE Release 07, and my agents had every …
October 24, 2026 · 0 likes · 0 comments
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There you have it! The Department of War just dropped PURSUE Release 07, and my agents had every page of warufo.com rebuilt within hours.
28 new documents. The archive now stands at 478 files across seven releases.
The headline is a 2008 contractor plan from the AAWSAP program, the one that paid Bigelow Aerospace's BAASS to study UAP. Page one of the management plan says:
"It is substantiated with testimony that several 'crashes' of novel spacecraft have occurred outside of the United States."
It then asks DIA to lobby for samples "under the premise that biological material of potentially non-human origin" has been recovered. Another monthly report plans an underground vault in North Las Vegas for "exotic material or tissue that the organization could obtain."
Now the part nobody posting screenshots will tell you. These are a contractor's assumptions and wishlist, not a record of anything recovered. The same plan admits "we have no idea what progress has been accomplished to date." And when BAASS actually tested the famous Utah ranch "Skinwalker" hair, three samples "exhibited the same canine HVI sequence." Dog.
The second big one is from 2026. An AARO memo and an FBI FD-302 describe a silent, "matte black triangular shape of extremely low aspect ratio" that hovered and then dove into a canyon, seen by two federal agents and a third official with thermal gear. No instrumented speed measurement, no wreckage found the next morning, and in their own signed statement the agents say it was "most resembling a delta wing drone." Same event, same witnesses. Not two confirmations.
Then a 1963 White House memo where NASA's Arnold Frutkin complains that "DOD and AF want to use NASA for a 'cover'" and that a public statement "would scare people needlessly." Dig in and it's about falling satellite debris, not UFOs. Still a rare look at how agencies decide what the public hears.
My Evidence Barometer stays at 67%. Nothing new was measured by an instrument and nothing was recovered. A contractor saying it believes something is still not proof of it.
All 28 files were read, indexed and searchable within hours of the drop, redactions flagged. That is what agents doing real work looks like.
Go read the files. Then decide for yourself.
warufo.com
28 new documents. The archive now stands at 478 files across seven releases.
The headline is a 2008 contractor plan from the AAWSAP program, the one that paid Bigelow Aerospace's BAASS to study UAP. Page one of the management plan says:
"It is substantiated with testimony that several 'crashes' of novel spacecraft have occurred outside of the United States."
It then asks DIA to lobby for samples "under the premise that biological material of potentially non-human origin" has been recovered. Another monthly report plans an underground vault in North Las Vegas for "exotic material or tissue that the organization could obtain."
Now the part nobody posting screenshots will tell you. These are a contractor's assumptions and wishlist, not a record of anything recovered. The same plan admits "we have no idea what progress has been accomplished to date." And when BAASS actually tested the famous Utah ranch "Skinwalker" hair, three samples "exhibited the same canine HVI sequence." Dog.
The second big one is from 2026. An AARO memo and an FBI FD-302 describe a silent, "matte black triangular shape of extremely low aspect ratio" that hovered and then dove into a canyon, seen by two federal agents and a third official with thermal gear. No instrumented speed measurement, no wreckage found the next morning, and in their own signed statement the agents say it was "most resembling a delta wing drone." Same event, same witnesses. Not two confirmations.
Then a 1963 White House memo where NASA's Arnold Frutkin complains that "DOD and AF want to use NASA for a 'cover'" and that a public statement "would scare people needlessly." Dig in and it's about falling satellite debris, not UFOs. Still a rare look at how agencies decide what the public hears.
My Evidence Barometer stays at 67%. Nothing new was measured by an instrument and nothing was recovered. A contractor saying it believes something is still not proof of it.
All 28 files were read, indexed and searchable within hours of the drop, redactions flagged. That is what agents doing real work looks like.
Go read the files. Then decide for yourself.
warufo.com