Every officially-released non-US government UAP file we have indexed.
The National Archives' highlights guide to the June 2013 tenth and final tranche of UK MoD UFO files, summarising the 25 files / 4,400 pages covering 2007 to November 2009 and the closure of MoD's UFO desk.
Researcher-compiled index mapping National Archives of Australia series and control symbols to Australian UFO files, totaling 10,837 pages across roughly seventy entries.
A formally declassified 1996 Spanish Air Force file containing the Normativa OVNI, the regulatory backbone of the 1992-1999 Ministerio de Defensa UFO declassification programme.
Brazilian Air Force NSISA file aggregating 1969-era press clippings and witness accounts of OANI (objetos aéreos não identificados) sightings across Rio de Janeiro, Niterói, Goiás, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and Brasília, declassified through the Arquivo Nacional.
Brazilian Air Force Operação Prato photographic dossier (Registro 076) documenting a December 17, 1977 UFO landing at Fazenda Jejú in Pará that left two 40x40 cm ground impressions inside a 2.5-meter circle.
A 1958 ANARE field report from Mawson Station logging an unusual 20-minute display of moving shadows and parallel rays observed by four Australian Antarctic Research Expedition members near Taylor Glacier.
RAAF Western Area file PP474/1 5/5/AIR collects Western Australia UFO sighting reports and correspondence opened at Base Squadron Pearce on 1 July 1958 and closed 27 May 1964.
Royal Australian Air Force North-Eastern Area (Queensland) regional UFO file holding RAAF sighting reports, investigation policy correspondence, and Department of Air summaries covering 1960 through the early 1970s, including the January 1966 Tully reed-mat investigation.
Volume 2 of the UK Ministry of Defence's Project Condign (DI55) report, December 2000, containing 25 working papers and annexes on the natural and man-made phenomena the Defence Intelligence Staff used to interpret UAP reports in the UK Air Defence Region.
Volume 3 of the UK Ministry of Defence's Project Condign report, the December 2000 Defence Intelligence Staff study (S&T Memorandum 55/2/00) examining radar detection, aviation hazards, exploitation potential, and foreign UAP activity in the UK Air Defence Region.
Volume 1 of the UK Ministry of Defence's Project Condign study (S&T Memorandum 55/2/00), the DI55 scientific examination of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena in the UK Air Defence Region, dated December 2000 and released under FOIA in May 2006.
Volume 1, Chapter 2 of the UK Ministry of Defence's Project Condign study (1997-2000), detailing the analysis methodology, classification scheme, and scope used by DI55 to evaluate roughly 10,000 UAP sighting reports.
Chapter 3 of Project Condign's Volume 1, presenting DI55's statistical analysis of clustered UAP sightings in the UK Air Defence Region across 1987-89 and 1996.
Part 4 of Project Condign Volume 1 presents the statistical core of the DI55 study, arguing that meteor-derived atmospheric plasmas account for a substantial share of UAP reports in the UK Air Defence Region.
Part 5 of Project Condign Volume 1: statistical figures (3-5 through 3-18) charting UAP report counts, colours, light activity, shapes, motion, time-of-day, monthly and annual trends, and correlations with thunderstorms, solar activity, and meteor showers across 1987-1997 UK sightings.
Chapter 4 of Project Condign, the MoD/DI55 1997-2000 study of UAP in the UK Air Defence Region, arguing that most unexplained sightings are buoyant atmospheric plasmas with potential medical and flight-safety effects.
Annexes A through F of Project Condign, the UK Defence Intelligence Staff (DI55) study on UAP, covering the study's terms of reference, sample sighting report forms, a Czechoslovakian historical sighting catalogue (1607-1985), and the design of the ACCESS relational database used to analyse roughly 10,000 reports.
Annex D appendix from Project Condign showing the UAP relational-database schema and a base datasheet of 1996-97 UK sightings used to structure the 10,000-report dataset.
Falcon Lake Incident, RCMP / RCAF Investigation File, Falcon_Lake_Report_1967-05-26.pdf
RCMP Winnipeg General Investigation Section report dated May 26, 1967 documenting the investigation of Stefan Michalak's close-encounter claim near Falcon Beach, Manitoba, including witness interviews, medical findings, and an initial RCAF helicopter search of the site.
The UK Ministry of Defence's principal file on the December 1980 Rendlesham Forest sighting at RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge, compiled from DS8 and Sec(AS) sources and released by The National Archives.
Royal New Zealand Air Force file AIR 1630/2 Volume 1 (1984–1989), declassified December 2010, holding sighting correspondence, a 1956/57 Bristol Freighter encounter account, and a long run of letters from a Christchurch writer on "Ethology of Light".
Royal New Zealand Air Force file AIR 1630/2 Volume 2, opened 17 February 1990 and closed 13 March 2009, the period in which the RNZAF formally stopped investigating UFO reports and confirmed it is not a central recording body for sightings.
Royal New Zealand Air Force file AIR 244/10/1 Volume 1, opened 1959 and closed 1983, holding station-level UFO sighting reports, the Moreland-sighting correspondence, the 1978 Kaikoura material, and the 1972 Ashburton space-debris event.
Royal New Zealand Air Force file AIR 39/3/3 Volume 1, the earliest official RNZAF UFO correspondence file, covering 1952 to 1955 and released by Archives New Zealand in December 2010.
Royal New Zealand Air Force file AIR 39/3/3 Volume 2, opened 1956 and closed 1979, compiles civilian and military UFO sighting reports plus the RNZAF Air Staff investigation into the December 1978 Kaikoura visual and radar sightings off the East Coast of the South Island.
Volume 3 of the Royal New Zealand Air Force UFO correspondence file AIR 39/3/3, covering 1979-1980 reports and inquiries in the aftermath of the December 1978 Kaikoura sightings.
Final volume of the Royal New Zealand Air Force's AIR 39/3/3 UFO correspondence file, covering 1981 to 1984, including the Christchurch and Temuka 1982 sightings and a 1984 Official Information Act dispute over Defence's UFO records.
Declassified Royal New Zealand Air Force subfile AIR 39/3/3A Volume 1, Parts 1 and 2, holding 1979-1984 correspondence from a single Christchurch writer on what they called the 'Ethology of Light' alongside RNZAF handling notes.
FLIR video recorded by a Mexican Air Force Merlin C-26A over Campeche on March 5, 2004, released by SEDENA to journalist Jaime Maussan and made public at a May 11-12, 2004 press conference.
Inaugural March 1969 bulletin of SIOANI, the Brazilian Air Force's first formal UFO investigation program, explaining its doctrine, organization, and reporting network out of the IV Zona Aérea in São Paulo.
Project Magnet, Final Report, Project_Magnet_Report_1952.pdf
Wilbert B. Smith's June 1952 interim report on Project Magnet, a Department of Transport study of flying-disc sightings, concluding the data point toward a substantial probability of extra-terrestrial vehicles.
SOBEPS Volume 1 is the Belgian civilian study group's primary forensic dossier on the opening phase of the 1989-1990 Belgian UFO wave, documenting the November 29 1989 Eupen cluster and SOBEPS's formal cooperation with the Belgian Air Force and Gendarmerie.
SOBEPS Volume 2 is the Belgian civilian UFO study group's 1994 follow-up report on the 1991–1994 phase of the Belgian wave, including the formal write-up of the F-16 radar engagement of 30–31 March 1990 and the joint SOBEPS / Belgian Air Force radar-tape analysis.
MoD ministerial correspondence file MC00513/2009 documenting the February 2009 reply to MP Anne Moffat's constituent demanding UFO and anti-gravity disclosure, restating the Department's standard no-expertise position.
Final tranche of the UK Ministry of Defence's UFO desk file DEFE 24/2465, covering public sightings logged in November 2009 and the standardised MoD reply used as the desk wound down toward closure.
1960 Maralinga security officer's report on an unidentified light seen by five named witnesses near the Wewak Vixen A test site, 15 miles from Maralinga Village.