FILE BRIEFS.
Two records of the June 2026 triangle event, one from AARO and one from the FBI, disagree on duration and direction. What the documents say, and what they do not. UAP Wire File Brief D176 + FBI-D043.
The June 2009 BAASS report in Release 07 plans a secure underground vault for exotic material or tissue. What the document says, and what it does not.
BAASS appended the sealed 2002 affidavit of Roswell's 1947 public information officer to its December 2008 management plan, the same plan that asked DIA to lobby for access to recovered biological material. What the affidavit says, in its own words, and what its presence in the file does and does not mean.
A Pentagon contractor's team spent two trips in spring 2010 hunting creatures and lights on a Utah ranch. The report in PURSUE Release 07 logs the accounts, a map it doubts, a signal it cannot place, and a hair that came back dog. UAP Wire File Brief D174.
BAASS's November 2009 monthly report logs its ranch guards' nights, neighbors' creature accounts, a Ute tribal member's account of Skinwalkers and werewolves, and locked puzzle boxes left for any intelligence on the ranch. A tour of the strangest entries, with the contractor's own handling of each.
In 2009, the Pentagon's contractor revisited 1975 incidents at Wurtsmith and Loring and a Minot witness count: radar, security police, a KC-135 over Lake Huron, and a higher SAC alert. What the reports say, and where they stop.
In November 2008, MUFON prepared five research papers for the DIA contractor BAASS: a superconducting magnet craft, a cold fusion reactor, and a study of pen-tip sized implants. What MUFON offered, in its own words, and what the file does not show BAASS doing.
A one-page 1963 memo reports a NASA official's view that the Defense Department and Air Force wanted NASA as a "cover" for returning recovered fragments, without a scary public announcement. It never says what the fragments were, and never mentions UAP. UAP Wire File Brief EOP-D002.
On December 31, 1956, an interceptor pilot over Guam chased a blinking white light that turned with him and circled him for about ten minutes. The Air Force checked the balloons, and the answer came back conditional.
BAASS's March 2009 report reproduces the UFOCAT catalog's counts: 526 reports tagged as occupant events, 60 as UFO crash events. The report itself warns the numbers count reports, duplicates included, not verified events.
