Wednesday’s PR101 already ran. Tuesday’s PR100 already ran. Monday’s PR104 already ran. PR148 already ran as 59 seconds of East China Sea 2023. This is Thursday’s unused East China Sea 2025 clip.
DVIDS, DOW-UAP-PR105, Unresolved UAP Report, East China Sea, 2025: Posted July 10, 2026, 07:15 — the same drop as Wednesday’s PR101, Tuesday’s PR100, and Monday’s PR104. Date taken listed 01.01.2025. Video ID 1014103. VIRIN 250101-D-D0360-9236. Filename DOD_111830030. Length 00:04:59. Location: East China Sea. Caption: United States Indo-Pacific Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to AARO consisting of 5 minutes of video from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform in 2025. 5 minutes is the caption’s number. 00:04:59 is the player. Do not smash them into one length we invent. 4:59 of 2025 IR over the East China Sea is not Wednesday’s 1:44 of 2024 IR over the South China Sea. It 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: 00:01–00:14, the sensor pans to track an area of contrast, generally centered. 00:15–00:19, it adjusts; the image is momentarily overlaid with black rectangular areas. 00:20–01:34, it pans again; portions of the contrast intermittently lose distinctiveness. 01:35–02:05, it zooms in, panning right to left; the contrast exits the right edge of the frame several times. 02:06–04:59, it zooms out and in several times and pans against the background. No content. Empty tail is not a crash. Then the government’s brake: the description is not an analytical judgment, investigative conclusion, or factual determination. Date-taken 01.01.2025 is the same first-of-January placeholder this corpus has used before. Unresolved is the label. Unresolved is not alien. Wednesday already filed PR101, South China Sea 2024, 1:44 on the player, 1:46 on the caption, a line of contrast. Tuesday already filed PR100, Yellow Sea 2023, 4:45 on the player, 4:57 on the caption, EO and IR. 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 Wednesday’s unused UFO, it still stands as PR101, 1:44, South China Sea 2024, a line of contrast. If you needed Tuesday’s unused file, it still stands as PR100, 4:45, Yellow Sea 2023. If you needed tonight’s unused file, it is PR105, East China Sea 2025, 4:59 on the player, 5 minutes on the caption, then no content. If you needed proof of a craft, this page does not hand it over.
Bottom line: PR105. 4:59 on the player. 5 minutes on the caption. East China Sea 2025. Then no content. Unresolved. Not a craft. Not PR101 reprinted. Not PR100’s 4:45.
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