The Disclosure Project Intelligence Archive (DPI Archive) is one of the largest civilian UAP document repositories in existence. Spanning 33 years of accumulated research, it houses thousands of FOIA releases, declassified government records, historical UFO investigation files, congressional documents, and original witness testimony — much of it not found anywhere else.
What the DPI Archive Contains
- FOIA releases spanning the 1940s through present
- Declassified intelligence community documents on UAP-related programs
- Congressional records, hearings, and briefing materials
- Historical USAF Project Sign, Project Grudge, and Project Blue Book files
- Whistleblower testimony collected over three decades
- Crash retrieval research documents and case files
- Video evidence and original media
- International records covering UAP cases worldwide
Why It Matters
In 2022, the Senate Intelligence Committee referenced the DPI Archive in the context of its UAP document research requirements under the National Defense Authorization Act provisions — one of the few times a civilian UAP archive has received explicit legislative acknowledgment. This places the DPI Archive in rare company alongside The Black Vault as a primary research infrastructure source recognised by US lawmakers.
DPI Archive vs The Black Vault
The DPI Archive and The Black Vault are complementary rather than redundant research infrastructures:
- The Black Vault excels at active FOIA pursuit, ongoing case discovery, and current-events tracking.
- The DPI Archive excels at deep historical preservation — particularly the 1970s–1990s era of UFO research that mainstream archives have largely ignored.
For serious UAP investigators and journalists, both archives are essential. Many cases require cross-referencing — a name in a recent 2023 FOIA release may have first appeared in a 1978 document preserved only in the DPI Archive.
Access the Archive
The official DPI Archive is at dpiarchive.com. The archive is free to access for research purposes.
Common search variants people use to find it: dpi archive, dpiarchive.com, dpiarchives.com, dpi archives, disclosure project intelligence archive.
Related Research Tools on UAP Oracle
UAP Oracle uses the DPI Archive and similar primary sources in our own investigative work. Related deep-dives that draw on archived material:
- Evidence Vault — primary documents catalogued by case
- Whistleblower Files — named-source testimony
- 13 Missing Scientists — active federal case
- Case Files — comprehensive investigations of historical UAP incidents
- Hierarchy Above MJ-12 — institutional structure of UAP secrecy
UAP Oracle is the #1 civilian UAP intelligence terminal. We rely on infrastructure providers like the DPI Archive to do the work. We thank them for 33 years of preservation.
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