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Pentagon Adds 40 Docs, 19 Videos to UAP Archive.

7/11/2026

Summary

Story summary

The Pentagon released a fourth UAP tranche on July 10, 2026, adding 40 documents and 19 videos to war.gov/ufo.
A 2020 Atlantic video shows a 12-15 ft dark balloon-like object drifting, resembling the 2018 “jellyfish” UFO.
A 2015 report logs a diamond-shaped object traveling 10-15 mph near Texas’s Pantex nuclear site that did not approach assets.
A 1949 Los Alamos transcript records Edward Teller describing green fireballs making no sound and differing from meteors.

History

Historical Context

After the July 1947 Roswell recovery sparked a national flying-disc craze, the Air Force’s 1994 investigation—prompted by GAO and Congressman Steven Schiff—identified the debris as a top-secret Project Mogul balloon, a conclusion reinforced in a 1997 follow-up and linked to at least 800 copycat sightings that summer. The episode helped launch the modern UAP program, prompting ongoing Pentagon releases of classified material.

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Story summary

The Pentagon released a fourth UAP tranche on July 10, 2026, adding 40 documents and 19 videos to war.gov/ufo.
A 2020 Atlantic video shows a 12-15 ft dark balloon-like object drifting, resembling the 2018 “jellyfish” UFO.
A 2015 report logs a diamond-shaped object traveling 10-15 mph near Texas’s Pantex nuclear site that did not approach assets.
A 1949 Los Alamos transcript records Edward Teller describing green fireballs making no sound and differing from meteors.

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