Pentagon’s Declassified Files Available Online Now

The Pentagon released a publicly accessible archive of 162 declassified UFO files on Friday over the Internet and anyone with an internet connection can now watch military sightings, read FBI former interviews, and examine NASA transcripts extending decades.

The archive is free for all, doesn’t require any sign-up, and features 30 video files, 120 PDFs, and 14 images as well, this is not the first time such a data is released by the Pentagon.

Simply visit the official Pentagon UFO files website directly through the Department of War’s portal. The archive features a retro design with black-and-white military imagery prominently displayed. No login is required. Simply land on the homepage, and you can visit a whole sections for videos, PDFs, and images.

Each file includes a Pentagon description about what observers reported, when, and where. But the Pentagon explicitly disclaims analytical judgements, so don’t assume the government has identified what you’re viewing, its been seen in millions in just 48 hours.

This is released as an effort to be fair and share details with public specially after Trump administration faces portests and outrage within US. Time will decide whether these files are useful or a salvage effort by Trump supporters within the US administration, because the thermal and videos with different colored cameras can be seen or perceived as else with possibility of error from human eye.