Tuesday’s PR100 already ran. Monday’s PR104 already ran. PR148 already ran as 59 seconds of East China Sea 2023. This is Wednesday’s unused South China Sea clip.
DVIDS, DOW-UAP-PR101, Unresolved UAP Report, South China Sea, 2024: Posted July 10, 2026, 07:15 — the same drop as Tuesday’s PR100 and Monday’s PR104. Date taken listed 01.01.2024. Video ID 1014097. VIRIN 240101-D-D0360-7871. Filename DOD_111830007. Length 00:01:44. Location: South China Sea. Caption: United States Indo-Pacific Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to AARO consisting of 1 minute and 46 seconds of video from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform in 2024. 1:46 is the caption’s number. 00:01:44 is the player. Do not smash them into one length we invent. 1:44 of 2024 IR over the South China Sea is not Tuesday’s 4:45 of 2023 EO/IR over the Yellow Sea. It is not Monday’s 15 seconds of 2025 IR. It is not PR148’s 59 seconds of East China Sea 2023.
Same DVIDS page: 00:01–00:12, the sensor tracks an area of contrast, generally centered. 00:13–00:28, it zooms and tracks an elongated area of contrast, generally to the left of center. 00:29–00:33, it zooms again; the contrast appears as a “line” of several areas of contrast moving from the bottom right to the top left. A line on infrared is not a species. 00:34–01:44, it pans to track those areas for about a minute; they become less distinct as their distance from the sensor increases. Then the government’s brake: the description is not an analytical judgment, investigative conclusion, or factual determination. Date-taken 01.01.2024 is the same first-of-January placeholder this corpus has used before. Unresolved is the label. Unresolved is not alien. Tuesday already filed PR100, Yellow Sea 2023, 4:45 on the player, 4:57 on the caption, EO and IR, quality degrades. Monday already filed PR104, Yellow Sea 2025, 15 seconds on the player, 18 on the caption, six-pointed star contrast. PR148 already ran as 59 seconds of East China Sea 2023. We will not reprint those clips as first-day news. We will not type a crash, a non-human body, or an AARO aliens verdict.
What this means for you
If you needed Tuesday’s unused UFO, it still stands as PR100, 4:45, Yellow Sea 2023, EO and IR. If you needed Monday’s unused file, it still stands as PR104, 15 seconds, six-pointed star contrast. If you needed tonight’s unused file, it is PR101, South China Sea 2024, 1:44 on the player, 1:46 on the caption, a line of contrast. If you needed proof of a craft, this page does not hand it over.
Bottom line: PR101. 1:44 on the player. 1:46 on the caption. South China Sea 2024. A line of contrast. Unresolved. Not a craft. Not PR100 reprinted. Not PR104’s 15 seconds.
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