Every officially-released non-US government UAP file we have indexed.
Brazilian Air Force Confidential file routing a Navy report on unidentified objects observed from the corvette "Mearim" near Parintins/AM on the Amazon River in May 1980.
Volume 01 of the Brazilian Army's Inquérito Policial Militar (IPM) opened in 1997 to investigate the publication 'Incidente em Varginha' and the January 1996 Varginha extraterrestrial-creature allegations involving Escola de Sargentos das Armas (EsSA) personnel and vehicles.
Volume 07 of the Brazilian Army's Inquérito Policial Militar (IPM) into the January 1996 Varginha incident, the largest single volume of the multi-volume military police inquiry into the publication 'Incidente em Varginha' by Vitório Pacaccini and Maxs Portes.
Brazilian Air Force file compiling a 1954 Varig cargo flight crew's UFO sighting report alongside a chronological dossier of other Brazilian UAP cases from 1954 through 1968.
CEFAA case file on the November 5, 2010 El Bosque Air Base air show, where seven independent cameras captured a fast-moving disc-shaped object crossing the F-5 demonstration flight; FACH analysts estimated speeds over 4,000 mph and CEFAA's director publicly presented the case as unexplained in March 2012.
Annual case-resolution report from Argentina's official Air Force UAP commission CEFAe, documenting all 40 citizen sighting reports received during 2016 and the technical analysis that resolved each one.
CEFAe's 2017 annual report resolving 16 Argentine citizen UAP sightings plus three previously unsolved enigmatic cases, all closed as identified known causes.
CEFAe's 2018 case report: the Argentine Air Force commission analyzed 21 sighting reports plus 2 historical reopenings, resolving all to conventional causes using photographic and astronomical software.
Annual case-resolution report from CEFAe, the Argentine Air Force's UAP commission, documenting ten citizen sighting reports from November 2014 through November 2015 that were all resolved as identifiable objects.
Brazilian Air Force CENDOC Envelope 08 (1986) compiling radar logs, intercept reports, and pilot statements from the May 19, 1986 multi-fighter scramble against roughly 20 unidentified targets over southeastern Brazil.
December 1978 issue of the International UFO Reporter, archived inside Brazilian Air Force CENDOC Envelope 09, walking through the Fred Valentich disappearance over Bass Strait on October 21, 1978.
Brazilian Air Force CINDACTA I reserved-classification summary of UFO cases the center participated in from May 1977 through November 1979, plus the 20 June 1978 GAMA incident at a remote outpost and the start of I COMAR's Registros de Observações de OVNI (Nos. 001 to 130).
Public release of a Chilean Navy AS-532 Cougar helicopter's nine-minute Wescam MX-15 FLIR recording of an unidentified object filmed November 11, 2014 between San Antonio and Quintero, after a two-year CEFAA technical review.
Argentine Air Force CIAE annual case-resolution report for 2020, documenting 76 citizen sighting reports investigated by the Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial and concluding every case was generated by known ordinary causes.
CIAE (Argentine Air Force) 2021 annual report analyzing 45 citizen-reported aerospace phenomena cases, with every case resolved to a known cause.
Annual case-resolution report from Argentina's Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE) documenting 68 citizen UAP sightings received and analyzed in 2022.
Argentine Air Force Aerospace Identification Center (CIAE) 2023 annual report resolving 82 citizen UAP sightings, with every case classified as conventionally explained.
Argentina's Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE) 2024 annual report resolving 36 citizen UAP cases analyzed by the Argentine Air Force.
Argentina's Centro de Investigación Aeroespacial (CIAE) 2025 annual report resolving 28 citizen UAP cases, all classified as conventional under the GEIPAN Type A/B methodology.
First annual case-resolution report from Argentina's Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE), the Argentine Air Force successor to CEFAe, resolving 23 citizen UAP reports received in 2019 plus one enigmatic case.
Decade of CIRVIS UFO and fireball reports filed by Canadian pilots and air-traffic controllers, routed through NAV CANADA shift managers to the Canadian Air Defence Sector (CADS) and forwarded to Transport Canada.
MoD UFO desk file DEFE 24/1962 (Sec(AS)2a, D/Sec(AS)12/3 Part K) holding correspondence on 1992-1993 UFO sightings, including the 30-31 March 1993 Cosford / Shawbury wave that produced Nick Pope's 'considerable defence significance' minute.
DEFE 24/1922 is the UK Ministry of Defence's earliest released UFO desk file, holding 1962-1979 sighting reports and policy correspondence including the 1977 Broad Haven / Welsh Triangle wave handled by Secretariat Air Staff.
UK Ministry of Defence file DEFE 24/1925, opened in 1980 and re-covered in 2007, holds Secretariat (Air Staff) correspondence on UFO reports including public letters about the December 1980 Rendlesham Forest incident and a 1986 sighting reported by Prince Charles's RAF VC10 pilot.
DEFE 24/1959 is a Ministry of Defence Sec(AS) working file of UFO sighting reports and public correspondence handled by the MoD UFO desk during 1981, the year after the Rendlesham Forest incident, released in the August 2009 National Archives tranche.
UK MoD Sec(AS) UFO desk file covering 1998–2000 correspondence on press handling, 30-year-rule file releases, and ministerial briefings around the Bonnybridge/Falkirk Triangle era.
DEFE 24/2030 is a UK Ministry of Defence file of 1990 UFO desk public correspondence and incident reports, with later overlay material documenting Dr David Clarke's 2000 Freedom of Information request for MoD UFO policy and sighting files.
DEFE 31/172 is the UK Defence Intelligence Staff (DI55) air-defence UFO incident file covering 1978–1983, including the period that later informed Project Condign and surrounding the Rendlesham window.
DEFE 31/173 is a UK Ministry of Defence DI55 / Defence Intelligence file of unidentified flying object incident reports from 1984 to 1986, fed into the corpus that later supported Project Condign.
DEFE 44/119 is the June 1951 D.S.I./J.T.I.C. Report No. 7 by the British 'Flying Saucer' Working Party, recommending the MoD undertake no further UFO investigation absent material evidence.
RAAF Southern Area (Victoria) UFO file E1327 5/4/AIR Part 1, holding sighting reports, witness questionnaires, intelligence evaluations, and correspondence on the investigation of unidentified flying objects across Australian regional commands from the late 1960s.
Spanish Air Force expediente 791111/791117/791128(Bis) compiling the November 1979 Manises-area sightings, focused on a Torrejón F-4 Phantom scramble on 28 November 1979 over Madrid.
Spanish Air Force expediente 750102 documents a two-object UFO sighting over the Bardenas Reales firing range in Navarra on the night of 2 January 1975, witnessed by six on-duty military personnel.
Spanish Air Force Expediente 760622: the declassified Ejército del Aire file on the 22 June 1976 Canary Islands sighting, with the General Jefe of the Canarias Air Zone formally categorizing the event as a Fenómeno Aéreo No Identificado.
Spanish Air Force expediente 800522 on a 22 May 1980 unidentified radar/visual contact off the Canary Islands, declassified November 1995.
Spanish Air Force Expediente 741124 documenting the 24 November 1974 Canary Islands sighting, declassified 8 February 1994 and assessed as an unexplained but no-longer-classified incident.
Spanish Air Force expediente 790305 documenting a widely witnessed 5 March 1979 aerial phenomenon over the Canary Islands and parts of Africa, declassified in 1995.
Spanish Air Force expediente 910913 documenting a 13 September 1991 sighting of a luminous spherical object circling the EVA-4 Rosas radar station, declassified at Torrejón on 20 February 1996.
Spanish Air Force declassified expediente (EVA-5 JUL 94) compiling EVA-5 Aitana radar-station logs on the 24 and 26 April 1986 and 26 July 1986 sightings, declassified in May 1998.
Spanish Air Force expediente 781024 on the 24 October 1978 Menorca sighting, declassified 10 May 1995, documenting two unidentified objects reported by an AVIACO DC-9 commander and corroborated by the Menorca tower controller.
Spanish Air Force expediente 680314 documenting a 14 March 1968 sighting of a luminous object observed from the Spantax IB-371/372 flight and from the ground at Villa Cisneros air base in Spanish Sahara.
Spanish Air Force (Ejército del Aire) declassified expediente 710223 documenting a 23 February 1971 multi-witness sighting wave across Barcelona, Huesca, Lérida and the Cantabrian Sea, ultimately attributed to the atmospheric re-entry of a French ONERA 'Tibère' rocket launched from Biscarrosse.
The standardized Brazilian Air Force intake form (Formulário de Relatório sobre OANI) used to log unidentified-aerial-object sightings before they enter the FAB investigation pipeline.
Brazilian Ministry of Defense's April 19 2010 formal response to Deputy Chico Alencar's Requerimento de Informação 4470/2009, laying out how Aeronáutica's UFO/OVNI records from the 1950s through 2000s are being declassified and transferred to the Arquivo Nacional.
Part 1 (pp. 1–99) of the Royal Danish Air Force UFO archive released 29 January 2009, consisting of standardized military observation questionnaires (Form 3622, RCS CHODDEN INT-20209) recording Danish civilian and observer sightings from roughly 1990 through 2002.
Pages 100–199 of the Royal Danish Air Force's January 2009 UFO archive release, containing typed Form 3622 witness questionnaires for Danish civilian and military UAP sightings reported to Flyvestation Værløse, Bornholm, Skovhuse and other commands between 1982 and 1988.
Pages 200-280 of the January 2009 Royal Danish Air Force UFO archive release, consisting of typed Flyvertaktisk Kommando OP-2 witness questionnaires and case correspondence covering Danish civilian and military UFO observations from 1976 through 1982.
Pages 280–329 of the 2009 Royal Danish Air Force UFO archive: 1979–1980 Form 3622 witness questionnaires and correspondence routed through Flyvertaktisk Kommando, including FTK letters identifying Draken jets as the likely source of several sightings.
Department of Transport Air Safety Investigation case 78/3023 covering the 21 October 1978 disappearance of pilot Frederick Valentich and Cessna 182L VH-DSJ over Bass Strait after he reported an unidentified aircraft orbiting him.
Department of Transport case 78/3023 covering the 21 October 1978 disappearance of pilot Frederick Valentich and Cessna 182L VH-DSJ over Bass Strait after he reported an unidentified aircraft orbiting his plane.
GEIPAN case 1951-06-00002 collects French Air Force reports of a silvery spherical-then-oblong object pursued by two Vampire jet pilots from Orange-Caritat air base on 15 June 1951.
French Navy transmission of a S/S "LE VERDON" captain's report describing a luminous orange circular object observed over Port-Gentil, Gabon at 02:40 on 1 June 1952, which stopped, turned right, and resumed course twice before passing over the anchored ship.
GEIPAN case 1953-04-00005: a French Air Force captain at Limoges-Romanet's Depot 603 reported a silent red-orange point making a 45-degree east-west-east traverse of the sky on 11 April 1953, witnessed by three personnel and transmitted up the Air Ministry chain.
French Gendarmerie report no. 785/2 from Amiens documents two cyclists' 7 September 1954 observation of a grey cylindrical object roughly 10 metres in diameter and 2.5-3 metres tall, sitting in a field between Harponville and Contay before lifting off silently with blue smoke.
French Gendarmerie reports from September 1954 documenting two cyclists' close-range observation of a grey cylindrical object resting in a field between Harponville and Contay, which lifted off silently at oblique then vertical trajectory emitting blue smoke.
French Gendarmerie Nationale report and witness depositions on a September 7, 1954 close-range observation of a circular landed object between Harponville and Contay (Somme), investigated by GEIPAN as case 1954-09-00008.
French gendarmerie procès-verbaux on the 27 September 1954 Prémanon (Jura) sighting in which three children reported a rectangular aluminum-colored craft, with a follow-up report documenting a 3.50 m / 2.50 m ground ring and four trapezoidal indentations.
GEIPAN case file 1954-10-09217 (classification D) documenting a luminous aerial phenomenon observed by military personnel at a radar station near Doullens (Somme, France) on 19 October 1954.
French Air Force security service file transmitting two soldiers' statements from radar station 20/911 at Doullens describing a disc-shaped, color-changing luminous object stabilized at roughly 800 m over La Bellevue on 19 October 1954.
GEIPAN case 1963-11-01791: a CEA plasma physicist's first-person reconstruction of a stationary orange luminous sphere observed near Prémesques (Nord, France) on 11 November 1963 that, after oscillating, accelerated horizontally across the sky in 1 to 2 seconds before disappearing into the cloud layer.