Declassified FBI files show the Knoxville field office transmitted photographs of an alleged 'flying saucer' over Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to Bureau headquarters in July 1947, weeks after the atomic facility became operational. The case reflects early federal attention to UAP reports near sensitive nuclear sites.
Read full report →Declassified FBI records from November 1957 show the Bureau systematically referred domestic flying disc reports to Air Force Office of Special Investigations while logging foreign sighting accounts, …
A declassified Air Force intelligence memorandum from 1948 establishes formal procedures for collecting and routing reports of unidentified flying objects, including 'flying discs,' to Wright-Patterso…
A declassified FBI document from 1950 shows a Mexican inventor writing to a U.S. scientific commission asserting that flying saucers were American atomic-powered craft. The letter offers a window into…
A declassified FBI internal memorandum from October 1966 shows the Bureau tracked a Los Angeles-based flying saucer organization and its journal after an IRS employee flagged content as potentially al…
Newly surfaced declassified FBI records detail two separate unidentified aerial phenomena reports from 1960: a Michigan man's disputed saucer photograph reviewed and returned by the Pentagon, and a ve…
A declassified NASA transcript from the 1965 Gemini 7 mission records astronaut Frank Borman reporting an unidentified object alongside debris and the mission booster. Mission Control confirmed the 'b…
A declassified U.S. Army Air Forces incident report, filed in 1950 and catalogued as Incident #101, documents the February 1948 fireball over northern Kansas as a confirmed meteorite fall, with physic…