The 112 clips already ran. This is a new box of paper, and it is still not a verdict.
Department of War / Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell, Friday, Sept. 18: the sixth public dump under PURSUE — the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters — is live. UAP Ledger’s government manifest: 71 records, 55 documents, 15 videos, 1 audio. 67 from the Department of War, 4 from local law enforcement. Parnell: the department “will release additional files on a rolling basis” and is already working the next batch. A sixth release is not a seventh. A rolling promise is not a date.
CBS News, Stefan Becket, Friday 11:21 a.m. ET: the noteworthy stack is AAWSAP — the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, 2008 to 2012. The batch includes 37 Defense Intelligence Reference Documents on warp drives, wormholes, antigravity, negative mass propulsion, and invisibility cloaking. CBS: all 37 have been public for years, including through DIA FOIA. Friday’s copies add details the agency had withheld, such as the names of the offices that produced them. New letterhead is not a new warp drive. A 2008–2012 study request is not a flying object in 2026.
Anadolu: the files include footage of objects that appear to swarm over Utah in 1952, and a 2008 expense report on a nearly $22 million investigation. UAP Ledger: DOW-UAP-D102 is the Project Blue Book file on the Tremonton, Utah, film of July 2, 1952 — 156 pages. Captain Edward J. Ruppelt’s March 1952 transcript is also in the box. A 74-year-old film is not Friday’s radar.
DOW-UAP-D106, a six-page redacted Air Force mission report: a May 2022 reconnaissance flight in Iraq observed UAP flying at 80–180 mph. That is the file’s line. It is redacted. 80–180 is not a hypersonic claim and not a measured civilian tape. CENTCOM unresolved reports from Iraq 2022 and the Middle East 2025 are in the same dump, text pending on several. Unresolved is the label. AARO received the reports. Received is not resolved.
The 112 PURSUE sensor videos and the Haqq-Misra / Kopparapu velocity paper already ran. 3I/ATLAS already ran. Monday’s whistleblower waiver already moved. We will not reprint them as first-day news. We will not type a crash, a body, or an AARO finding that aliens flew the Utah film.
What this means for you
If you needed the 112-video paper, that file exists. If you needed Friday’s box, it is 71 files. If you needed proof of a craft, this dump does not hand it over.
Bottom line: 71 files. 37 old DIRDs, new office names. 80–180 is a redacted line. Not a craft. Not the 112 paper.
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