Sources

Official UAP/UFO Sources

Links to official government and public sources for UAP records. Source URLs should be reviewed periodically as government sites may change.

UFO Files Watch is not affiliated with any of these sources. Links are provided for verification and research purposes.

Pentagon / DoD

AARO — All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office ↗

Pentagon's primary UAP investigation office. Annual reports, case summaries, historical records program.

U.S. Department of Defense ↗

Official DoD news releases, official UAP video releases, policy documents.

DoD UAP Video Release (2020) ↗

Official release of Gimbal, GoFast, and FLIR1 (Tic Tac) UAP videos.

ODNI — Office of the Director of National Intelligence ↗

ODNI UAP preliminary assessment and subsequent intelligence community reports.

NASA UAP Independent Study ↗

NASA's independent study team report and ongoing UAP research program.

National Archives — Project Blue Book ↗

Fully declassified Project Blue Book case files from the Air Force's 1947–1969 UFO investigation program.

Congress.gov — UAP Legislation ↗

UAP-related bills, NDAA provisions, and congressional hearing records.

House Oversight Committee ↗

UAP hearing transcripts and public testimony records.

FAA — Federal Aviation Administration ↗

Civilian aviation UAP/UFO reporting. NASA-FAA coordination on improved reporting standards.

NUFORC — National UFO Reporting Center (civilian) ↗

Civilian UFO/UAP sighting report database. Note: not a government source.

The New York Times — UAP Coverage ↗

Investigative reporting that helped bring AATIP and UAP to public attention in 2017.

The War Zone (The Drive) ↗

In-depth reporting on military UAP encounters and government UAP programs.