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What is in the August 7, 2026 UAP Release

Published August 7, 2026 by the U.S. Department of War

The U.S. Department of War released 41 UAP records on August 7, 2026 under the PURSUE declassification effort: 22 documents, 16 videos, 3 images.

Records in this batch come from 5 agencies: CIA, Department of State, Department of War, Executive Office of the President, FBI.

PURSUE is the Department of War's public release program for records on unidentified anomalous phenomena. Every file below links to the government's own copy, at war.gov or on DVIDS, and the text on this site is extracted from those files, not rewritten.

Processing
5 documents in this batch are still being processed for full text. They are listed below and link to the official file in the meantime.

Agency breakdown

  • CIA2 files
  • Department of State2 files
  • Department of War19 files
  • Executive Office of the President1 file
  • FBI17 files

Documents (22)

Videos (16)

Images (3)

In their own words

Passages from this batch, quoted exactly as the documents write them. Each one was found in its source file by an exact search before it was published here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the August 7, 2026 UAP release?

The August 7, 2026 PURSUE batch contains 41 files: 22 documents and 19 video, image and audio files. The full text of 17 documents is searchable on this page.

Which agencies released files on August 7, 2026?

This batch includes records from 5 agencies: CIA, Department of State, Department of War, Executive Office of the President, FBI. Every file below names the agency that produced it.

Where can I download the August 7, 2026 UAP files?

All 41 files in this batch are published by the U.S. government: 25 at war.gov and 16 on DVIDS, the Defense Department public media service. Each entry below links straight to the official copy, and UAP Ledger does not re-host the files. The CSV manifest on this page lists every file in the batch with its official source URL, so you can fetch the originals from the source.

Text extraction via abigailhaddad/ufo-releases. Files are published by the U.S. government at war.gov and on DVIDS, the Defense Department public media service. UAP Ledger links to the official copy and does not re-host the files.