Disclosure Day

The office, FY2023–FY2025 annual reports and public case pages

Identity of unresolved objects and interpretation of some testimony

Publication and the body of reports reviewed

Causes and threat level of unresolved cases

The study team and public report

Extraterrestrial origin—the report does not establish it

Military testimony, flight operations and DoD-confirmed video

Complete raw sensor data and object identity

Military provenance of video and pilot testimony

Speed, distance and nature of the objects

Multiple witnesses and a contemporary memo

Cause of lights, physical contact and later changes in testimony

Mass sightings, some video and military flare activity

Whether earlier moving lights and later stationary lights were the same phenomenon

Reports, consultations and hypnosis records exist

Factuality of abduction and entity memories

Missing-person investigation and return

UFO boarding and alien encounter

Interviews and records by investigators

Reality of craft boarding and contact

Historical impact of publications, lectures and photos

Photo authenticity and extraterrestrial contact

Public lectures, video and publications

Identity and paranormal origin of the claimed source

Anti-aircraft fire, mass witnessing and casualties from falling rounds

The precise aircraft or track targeted and how it became framed as a UFO encounter

Contemporary 1995 broadcast material, footage and photographer testimony

Distance, size, flight behavior and whether the object was artificial

Program records, 701 of 12,618 reports left unidentified, and termination in 1969

Meaning of the unidentified category and whether the closure conclusion reflected the full record

Months of reports, two F-16s scrambled in March 1990 and an Air Force report

Cause of radar contacts and whether reports shared one source; the famous photograph does not establish the wider wave

The July 2023 hearing and written testimony, the 2024 AARO historical report and the FY2025 report

Factual basis for alleged hidden programs, non-human material and concealment

Creation in 1977, the GEPAN–SEPRA–GEIPAN lineage and public case database

Identity of unresolved category-D cases; GEIPAN does not determine extraterrestrial origin

Debris recovery, changing military announcements, the 1994–1997 Air Force reports and released source files

Ultimate identity of the debris and later alien-body testimony; chronology issues in the Air Force explanation

DIA/NSA archival documents, fighter scrambles and multiple aircrew reports

Object identity, completeness of radar records and whether malfunctions were causally related

Multiple school-community testimonies, contemporary press coverage and later filmed interviews

Exact witness count, alleged landing, military involvement and object identity

Air-traffic transcript, flight plan, search and continuing non-recovery

Identity of the reported object and cause of disappearance

Multiple-flight observations, television film, radar reports and preserved government files

Whether filmed lights and radar targets were the same objects and the cause of each observation

Temporary airport closure and flight diversions

Identity of the initial target and whether viral photos or videos depict the event

Early drawings and filmed interviews from multiple children, followed by researcher interviews

External cause of the reports, interview neutrality and reality of the claimed craft or beings

Wide-area reports, contemporary coverage, a simultaneous satellite launch and scientific review

Whether the launch explains every detail and the reliability of later-added physical-effect claims

Existence of several nineteenth-century texts and illustrated variants

Whether an event occurred in 1803, its exact location and modern UFO interpretation

Contemporaneously photographed reed formation and Pedley's report

Cause of the formation and reality of the reported disc

Long regional sighting tradition and experimental work on atmospheric refraction

Light source in each report and how broadly the natural mechanism applies

A repeatedly cited narrative with a specific date and location

Extent of contemporary documentation, exact witness count and nature of the objects

U.S. Air Force case cards, intelligence material and multiple crew reports

Some transcription discrepancies in dates and the precise cause of the lights

Release of 15 redacted volumes, their date range and the current NZDF position

Credibility of individual reports and identity of unresolved cases

MOD issuance of instructions and the photograph, record and analysis procedure

Number of reports gathered under the protocol and contents of non-public records