Ebikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku Bikwata ku

What this is

UFOlens is an independent third-party project that turns the declassified UAP/UFO records released by the U.S. Department of War’s “PURSUE” program into a multilingual, structured, tool-friendly platform — with OCR transcription, an interactive map, a timeline, full-text search, an overlay reader for the originals, and a read-only API.

Source

All documents and images come from war.gov/ufo (U.S. Department of War — PURSUE program, Release 01: 2026-05-08). Videos are actually hosted on DVIDS (Defense Visual Information Distribution Service), provided by DVIDS / AARO.

Legal status

Works of the U.S. federal government are in the public domain within the United States (17 U.S.C. §105); anyone may freely download, copy, translate, and use them commercially. This site reproduces and translates these files on that basis.

• Declassified files may include third-party copyrighted content supplied to the government by civilians, private companies, or contractors (FBI case files in particular may contain old private correspondence); for documents flagged as containing third-party material, this site adds a note and links back to the war.gov original rather than re-hosting the third-party image itself.
• For content redacted by the government, this site shows the redaction in place, does not reconstruct it, and does not “restore” it with AI.
• This site does not use the logos, seals, or insignia of the U.S. Department of War, the FBI, NASA, AARO, or other agencies; this site has no affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, or partnership with the U.S. government or any of its agencies.

Translation quality

Translations are produced automatically by open-source AI (local models such as NLLB-200 and TranslateGemma) and may contain errors. Every non-English page is marked as machine-translated and offers “View original English”; low-confidence OCR blocks are flagged separately. If you spot an error, report it via “Report a translation error” on the document page. The original English files are authoritative.

What we add vs. the originals

The originals (PDFs / images / videos) are always viewable and downloadable (or linked back to war.gov); OCR transcription, machine translation, AI summaries, AI-upscaled images, and so on are derivative value added by this site, and are labelled as to how they were generated.

How to cite

Suggested format: U.S. Department of War — PURSUE program (war.gov/ufo), Release N, date. "Document title". Transcribed and translated via UFOlens.com. <permalink>. Each document page has a BibTeX / citation block.

Privacy

This site collects as little as possible: no registration required; no tracking cookies (just one cookie that remembers your language preference). The translation-report form stores only a hashed IP (for rate limiting, not the raw IP). The contact / API-request form stores the name, email, and message you provide, plus your IP address (to prevent abuse); messages are reviewed by a human, are never sold or shared, and are kept only as long as needed to handle your request. Basic page-view telemetry is recorded server-side as a “daily-rotating hashed IP” (no cookie, can’t be tracked across days, can’t be reversed to the raw IP) and is automatically deleted after 30 / 90 / 365 days at the latest; the site administrator’s own visits are not counted.

Contact / takedown requests / third-party copyright claims

For questions, corrections, takedown requests, or media inquiries, please use the contact form (or the contact details in the footer / on GitHub). If you are the copyright holder of some third-party material and want it addressed, the process is the same. This site operates under U.S. law. The API terms of service also state: attribution is required, impersonating an official source is prohibited, and you are reminded not to “reconstruct” redacted content.