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Declassified UFO and UAP records, explained document by document. The UFO Files is a fact-first investigative podcast built on the 2026 Department of War UFO/UAP release and the official records behind it — Pentagon mission reports, FBI files, National Archives incident summaries, NASA mission transcripts, and State Department cables. Each episode takes one file, or one cluster of files, and asks the only questions that matter: What does this record actually show? What does it leave unresolved? And what would it take to call it conclusive? Two hosts walk you through the evidence — one narrates the document, the other presses on what it proves and what it doesn't — keeping documented fact, official interpretation, open questions, and speculation clearly separate. You get the files, the gaps, and the unanswered questions. You decide what the record is strong enough to support. Sources for every episode at nbn.fm/ufo-files. A Neural Broadcast Network production.
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On April 7, 1950, the FBI New York office processed a multi-page translation Document, cataloged under Class and Case Number 0062 83894, Sub 1, Serial 220. The file, marked with the administrative instruction DO NOT DEST
On a century-old night in the French town of Laigle, stones fell from the sky, transitioning from dismissed myth to scientific object. One hundred years later, this shift serves as the opening argument for the COMETA rep
On the night of January 6, 1950, two spherical objects appeared over Olathe, Kansas, remaining motionless for ten to fifteen minutes before accelerating silently toward the southwest. Within seventy-two hours, this obser
On September 2, 1966, a letter arrived at the FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., from a widow in Goffstown, New Hampshire. Florence C. Dow, a manager at the New Hampshire Insurance Company, wrote to J. Edgar Hoover to
At exactly 16:00 P.M. on August 4, 1947, a Pan American Airways Constellation cruising at 8,000 feet near the Bedford Radio Beacon encountered an unexpected aerial event. A navigator in the co-pilot seat sighted a deep g
On April 24, 1964, in a barren arroyo southwest of Socorro, New Mexico, Officer Lonnie Zamora discovered a series of physical markings pressed into the desert floor. These included four distinct, rectangular depressions,
On July 31, 1969, inside a secure briefing room at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins reviewed the Apollo 11 Technical Crew Debriefing. The conversation turned to a
On February 18, 1948, Leland Sammons stood six feet from a four-foot funnel-shaped object hovering above his home near Stockton, Kansas. The device wobbled, belched fire, and protruded a pipe toward his midsection before
If the object came sufficiently near other aircraft or known objects, check surfaces with Geiger counters for possible radioactivity. This instruction, written for field officers, was not the work of a laboratory team bu
On the first page of the February 6, 1954, issue of the publication Valor, a handwritten inscription by Redondo Beach truck driver Truman Bethurum declared his alleged encounters with a female commandant and her crew of
On May 24, 1950, personnel from the private contractor Land-Air, Incorporated, stationed near Vaughn, New Mexico, logged the sighting of eight to ten unexplained aerial objects. This was not a civilian report, but a coor
On October 27, 2020, at 01:12:21 Zulu time, an aircrew member of the 77th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron encountered two infrared-significant contacts that circled one another before vanishing from sensors in one-thirtie
Over Iraq in May 2022, an American surveillance crew tracked a Russian-built Sukhoi fighter landing near Al Asad airfield and identified it on sight — down to the variant. The same crew, the same sensors, the same night,
In June 1947, a government office logged a sighting on a standardized form that was already printed with fields for altitude, speed, color, shape, and sound. The witness was an agent of a science fiction magazine, and th
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