Eighty-two years of declassified US-government UAP records — searchable, mapped, cross-referenced. Start anywhere.
The Air Force's UFO investigation desk — microfilm rolls, sighting cards, intercept reports.
Open the shelf → 2010 — 2024 575What pilots told air-traffic control they saw.
Open the shelf → 2020 — 2026 160The 2026 Pentagon releases — unresolved case reports, videos, imagery.
Open the shelf → 1947 — 2025 86Field-office memos, witness statements, the Hottel memo lineage.
Open the shelf → 1962 — 1973 34What the astronauts said, mission by mission.
Open the shelf → 1949 — 1996 25Foreign-sighting cables and Agency analysis.
Open the shelf →12,618 sightings investigated. 701 never explained.
NOV 2004Four aviators, two radars, one object with no wings.
2007 — NOWHow the Pentagon's secret program became public.
JUL 1947Follow the word through the archive itself.
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