Recent Disclosures

Born-digital records transferred by agencies under the 2024 NDAA — the newest material in the collection.

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The Collection

Why These Files Exist Now

A 2023 law created a single federal collection for records on unidentified anomalous phenomena. Understanding that law explains everything about how this archive is shaped.

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Source	Publisher	Cited
Record Group 615: Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Records Collection ↗ NARA's own description of Record Group 615, its statutory basis, the scope of records to be collected, the October 2024 and September 2025 agency... [note 2]	U.S. National Archives	4
Bulk Downloads for UAP Records ↗ NARA states on its bulk-download page that it updates these files at least three times a year, and more often as records are added. [note 3]	U.S. National Archives	4
Project BLUE BOOK - Unidentified Flying Objects ↗ The Air Force retired its Project Blue Book records to the custody of the National Archives, where they were declassified and opened for research. [note 4]	U.S. National Archives	4
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Records Collection: Frequently Asked Questions ↗ The collection is established under sections 1841-1843 of the FY2024 National Defense Authorization Act, Public Law 118-31. [note 1]	U.S. National Archives	1

Records in this topic

Title	Level	Record
Records from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence Relating...	series	493468579
Records from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Relating to Unidentified...	series	488808322
Records from the Federal Aviation Administration Relating to Unidentified...	series	493468575
Records from the Office of the Secretary of Defense Relating to...	series	493468580