Government Programmes

AARO’s official imagery page at aaro.mil hosts 32 declassified UAP videos. PR-001 through PR-018 are from AFRICOM and EUCOM. Older cases include Gimbal, GoFast, FLIR, Puerto Rico, Mt. Etna, Al Taqaddum, and Middle East MQ-9 footage. Here is every video with its resolution status — resolved, unresolved, or still under analysis.

In 1991, Spain’s Ministry of Defence began declassifying its military UAP files — making Spain the first NATO member state to officially open its Air Force UAP records to the public. The result: 80 expedientes, 1,900 pages of strange phenomena reports in Spanish airspace. All are freely accessible online at the Virtual Library of Defence.

On May 8, 2026 the Department of War launched PURSUE — Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. war.gov/ufo is now live: 161 declassified files, rolling releases, no clearance required. The most significant government UAP transparency action in history. Full breakdown of what it contains and how it works.

Wilbert B. Smith was a senior engineer with Transport Canada. In 1950 he submitted a classified memo stating UAP were “the most classified subject in the US government.” He received official approval to run Project Magnet, built a detector station at Shirley’s Bay Ontario, and recorded anomalous readings. His conclusion: UAP were real and non-human.

Britain maintained an official UFO investigation programme from the early 1950s through November 2009. The MoD UFO Desk received sighting reports from the public and military, investigated incidents of defence significance, and issued formal responses to Parliamentary Questions. Then they closed it. Here is the full record.

A letter from Richard M. Bissell regarding Majestic 12 sits in the Eisenhower Presidential Library at the National Archives. Bissell was the CIA’s Deputy Director for Plans — the most powerful covert operations position in the US government. He ran the U-2 program and oversaw the Bay of Pigs. His letter referencing MJ-12 is publicly accessible at catalog.archives.gov ID 493468585.

Canadian MP Larry Maguire wrote a letter to Canada’s Defence Minister demanding a classified briefing on Canada’s involvement in a covert program to recover and analyse UAP materials — naming Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) as a possessor of recovered UAP material.

Multiple sources told Liberation Times that during the Obama administration, James Clapper and CIA deputy Stephanie O’Sullivan oversaw a program called Golden Domes — a joint CIA/USAF operation using electronic and laser-based capabilities to detect, track, and bring down exotic non-human vehicles, including those described as cloaked.

Independent journalist Michael Shellenberger reported on an alleged unacknowledged special access program called Immaculate Constellation — a government operation secretly collecting data, imagery and evidence on UAP encounters. If real, it would be the most significant UAP program revelation since Grusch.

Retired USAF Major General Neil McCasland — former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson AFB, former head of the Special Access Program Oversight Committee, and the man Tom DeLonge told Podesta was in charge of all of the stuff — vanished from Albuquerque on February 27, 2026. The FBI is involved. He has not been found.

AARO director Dr. Jon Kosloski says UAP cases exist that he cannot explain with his physics and engineering background. His predecessor confirmed AARO encountered craft performing maneuvers no known human system could replicate — and proved it was not US or adversary technology.

Liberation Times investigated AARO’s handling of the GoFast UAP video case — one of the most-watched UAP videos in history. AARO’s resolution: atmospheric phenomenon. Critics including the pilot who filmed it and independent analysts say AARO’s math is wrong. The institutional credibility implications are serious.

The CIA maintains a UFO collection in its Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room at cia.gov/readingroom. The collection spans 1940s-1990s and includes internal CIA analysis of UFO reports, Robertson Panel documents, and hundreds of field intelligence reports. Full guide to accessing and using the collection.

The NSA has its own UAP declassification page at nsa.gov with historical releases of UFO-related signals intelligence documents. The collection includes 1970s-era intercept analysis and a 1968 document describing UFO operations. Full document index catalogued here.

The article that broke the Grusch story to the world. Written by Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal, published June 5, 2023 in The Debrief. David Grusch — NGA/NRO intelligence officer — gave Congress and the IC IG classified information about programs possessing retrieved intact craft of non-human origin. This is the record.

The National Archives established Record Group 615 — the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Records Collection — under the 2024 NDAA. FAA, CIA, Air Force, and other agency UAP records are being transferred here on a rolling basis. All publicly available records are free to download.

The Department of Energy’s Atomic Energy Act lets it classify anything with nuclear adjacency — regardless of presidential decree. NNSA’s own website hosts redacted ‘PFD Operations Reports’ from 2018-2021. PFD = Persistent Flying Disk. These are real UAP incident reports from nuclear sites.

Multiple sources confirm a joint CIA-USAF program codenamed Golden Domes employed electronic and laser capabilities to shoot down exotic vehicles of suspected non-human origin, under the oversight of James Clapper and Stephanie O’Sullivan.