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Every document on this site is a primary source. Each entry links to a full transcription with a plain English summary, FOIA status, source links, and an accounting of what the record does and does not establish.

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Joint Chiefs of Staff / Department of Defense1962

Operation Northwoods: Joint Chiefs false flag proposals, 1962

The 13 March 1962 Joint Chiefs of Staff memorandum proposing that the United States stage terrorist attacks against American citizens and military personnel to manufacture justification for invading Cuba. Proposals include blowing up a U.S. ship in Guantanamo Bay, staging a fake civilian airliner shootdown with passengers boarded under aliases, painting F-86 fighters as Cuban MIGs, and conducting a terror campaign in Miami. Signed by Chairman Lyman Lemnitzer. Rejected by Kennedy and McNamara. First full searchable HTML transcription.

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National Archives / CIA / FBI / Department of Justice1959-1979

JFK assassination records 2025: what the declassified files confirm

On March 18, 2025, the National Archives released more than 80,000 pages of previously classified JFK assassination records under Executive Order 14176, one of the largest single declassification events in U.S. history. The documents confirm: the CIA maintained a 185-page pre-assassination dossier on Lee Harvey Oswald, managed by counterintelligence chief James Angleton from November 1959. At least 35 CIA employees handled Oswald reports between 1959 and 1963. The CIA's Special Investigations Group received 17 reports on Oswald in the four years before the assassination, including 5 FBI dispatches in the three months before Dallas. Within hours of Oswald's death by Ruby's gun, FBI Director Hoover dictated a memo stating he needed something issued so we can convince the public that Oswald is the real assassin. Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach wrote the next day that the public must be satisfied that Oswald was the assassin, while explicitly stating the evidence was not sufficient to convict him at trial. A newly released top-secret HSCA transcript shows Angleton told Congress in 1978 he knew almost nothing about Oswald, a statement contradicted by the released 185-page file his office maintained. CIA Deputy Director Helms told the Warren Commission the CIA had only minimal information on Oswald, also contradicted by the released record. Primary source documents compiled and searchable for the first time.

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House Oversight Committee / Department of Defense / White House2017-present

Immaculate Constellation: the Pentagon UAP archive in the Congressional Record

On November 13, 2024, a 12-page whistleblower report naming a Pentagon Unacknowledged Special Access Program called Immaculate Constellation was submitted to the House Oversight Committee by Representative Nancy Mace and entered into the Congressional Record. The official index lists it as: "Report, Pentagon, Immaculate Constellation; submitted by Rep. Mace." The report, written by named whistleblower Matthew Brown and first published by journalist Michael Shellenberger on October 8, 2024, alleges the program has operated since approximately 2017, uses artificial intelligence to automatically sweep classified military and intelligence servers for UAP imagery and sensor data, and quarantines that material into a hidden archive managed by the Department of Defense but held at the White House, outside congressional oversight. The Pentagon denied the program exists by name on the same day it entered the Congressional Record. At the same hearing, former DoD official Luis Elizondo testified under oath that advanced technologies not made by any government are monitoring sensitive military installations, that the U.S. is in possession of UAP technologies, and confirmed yes when asked if secret programs exist to reverse-engineer alien craft. Retired Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet testified under oath that a Special Access Program email he and all Fleet Forces commanders received was wiped from every account the day after it was sent, and that no one spoke of it afterward. Gallaudet's written testimony states elements of the government are engaging in a disinformation campaign including personal attacks to discredit UAP whistleblowers. Primary source documents compiled and searchable.

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NSA / FBI / FISC / PCLOB / ODNI2008-present

NSA Section 702 and PRISM: warrantless surveillance of Americans

Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, passed in 2008, authorizes NSA collection of communications from foreign targets abroad via the PRISM program, which collects data directly from Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, YouTube, Skype, AOL, and Apple. In practice it became a domestic surveillance tool. The FBI used the resulting database to conduct approximately 3.4 million warrantless searches of Americans' communications in 2021 alone, per the ODNI annual transparency report. Documented targets in the government's own FISC court filings include 19,000 donors to a congressional campaign, Black Lives Matter protesters, a member-elect of Congress, a sitting state judge who complained about police abuses, and individuals FBI agents had personal relationships with. The government's own oversight board, the PCLOB, found in its September 2023 report that the FBI's querying practices showed persistent and widespread violations. A federal district court ruled in January 2025 that warrantless backdoor searches of Section 702 databases for U.S. persons are unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment. The Intelligence Community continued conducting them. Section 702 was set to expire April 19, 2026. The program is the direct institutional successor to SHAMROCK and MINARET, which the Church Committee exposed in 1975 for the same pattern: foreign intelligence collection authority used to surveil Americans engaged in constitutionally protected activities without warrants. Primary source record compiled for the first time.

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National Security Agency / Disclosure Foundation FOIA Production1960s onward

NSA TOP SECRET UMBRA UAP records: 46 years classified, now released

In 1980 a citizen watchdog group filed a FOIA lawsuit against the NSA demanding its UAP-related records. The NSA fought and won. Chief Policy Officer Eugene Yeates submitted an in camera affidavit to the court describing why the documents should remain classified. The court agreed. The Yeates Memo was declassified in 2009 and has been publicly readable since as a reference to documents nobody could see. In May 2026 the Disclosure Foundation won a FOIA appeal after the NSA denied their request for the underlying documents Yeates described. The NSA appeals authority found the blanket denial improper. The agency produced 334 pages, many previously classified TOP SECRET UMBRA, the most sensitive classification marking for signals intelligence. Visible entries include 13 MIG fighters dispatched to intercept a single unidentified object with the operational outcome redacted, 72 objects tracked simultaneously with MIG reaction, 23 objects tracked simultaneously at altitudes exceeding 70,000 feet, an object assessed by witnesses as impossible to be an aircraft with white-bluish luminous light and erratic turning, a sphere classified SECRET LARUM described as brighter than the sun with a diameter one-half the visible size of the moon recorded with specific bearing and azimuth data, an elongated ball of fire that split into three, an object with 22 meters of luminous radiation in a spiral pattern that gained altitude without noise, and multi-witness entries in SECRET SAVIN codeword compartments. The pattern across the 334 pages is consistent: entries assessed as probably balloons are largely readable. Entries describing objects that triggered military responses and defied conventional explanation are the most heavily redacted. The NSA continues to assert exemptions under Executive Order 13526 and Public Law 86-36. The Disclosure Foundation has separately filed Mandatory Declassification Review requests for congressional UAP briefings that federal law required agencies to provide. Those records have never been made public. First compiled breakdown of specific anomalous entries by page number.

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All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) / Department of War2023-2026

AARO Mother Orb report: a sitting Pentagon director signed this

On June 5, 2026, Dr. Jon Kosloski, director of the Pentagon All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, signed an official report titled Unresolved Case Analysis Update: Western United States Event. It documents an incident over two days in October 2023 near a sensitive national security site, where six federal law enforcement special agents in three two-person teams reported an orange orb appearing for one to two seconds, releasing two to four smaller red orbs, and vanishing, with one red orb hovering stationary above a ridgeline for several hours. AARO matched roughly 60 percent of the activity to military aircraft deploying infrared countermeasure flares during a documented training exercise, confirmed against flight logs and radar. The remaining 40 percent is officially classified Unrecognized Technology, Pending, a designation AARO itself describes as exclusion-based and unsubstantiated by technical data or physical evidence. No video, photograph, or sensor recording accompanies the unresolved portion. This is not a leak or whistleblower account. It is a signed Pentagon report released through the official PURSUE declassification portal as part of the third batch on June 12, 2026, alongside 53 documents, 10 images, 6 videos, and 3 audio recordings from the CIA, FBI, NASA, and Pentagon. A subsequent ODNI statement disclosed that a newly formed UAP Governance Board now controls declassification decisions and that outside advisory scientists are not permitted to view the classified evidence behind cases like this one.

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: New England District1942-2022

Camp Hero Formerly Used Defense Site, Final Decision Document 2022

The October 2022 Army Corps of Engineers Final Decision Document for the Camp Hero FUDS. Formally confirms underground bunkers, Battery 112 and 113, the FPS-35 radar tower, and the exclusion of Areas H and K from investigation. Full 121-page document transcribed as searchable text for the first time.

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National Security Agency / U.S. Senate Select Committee1945-1975

Project SHAMROCK and MINARET: NSA mass surveillance programs

Project SHAMROCK collected copies of every international telegram entering and leaving the United States from 1945 to 1975, with direct cooperation from Western Union, RCA Global, and ITT World Communications. At its peak the NSA was processing 150,000 telegrams per month. Project MINARET built secret watch lists of American citizens whose international communications were flagged and reported to the FBI, CIA, and DIA. Targets included Jane Fonda, Joan Baez, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and members of the Church Committee itself. The programs were revealed in 1975. Their existence was declassified over the direct objection of President Ford. First full searchable HTML transcription of both primary source documents.

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ICIG / Pentagon AARO / NASA / House Oversight Committee2022-2024

UAP disclosure 2022 to 2024: two government bodies, opposite conclusions

In 2022, David Grusch, a decorated Air Force Major who officially represented the National Reconnaissance Office on the Pentagon UAP Task Force, filed a whistleblower complaint with the Intelligence Community Inspector General alleging the U.S. operates covert programs to retrieve and reverse engineer craft of non-human origin, run through private contractors specifically to avoid congressional oversight. The ICIG formally determined the complaint was credible and urgent and notified congressional intelligence committees. On July 26, 2023, Grusch testified under oath before the House Oversight Committee. Retired Navy Commander David Fravor testified the 2004 USS Nimitz object was far superior to anything we have today or are looking to develop in the next 10 years. Navy pilot Ryan Graves testified about sustained UAP observations by military pilots and the culture of non-reporting due to career concerns. In March 2024, the Pentagon UAP office AARO published its Historical Record Report finding no verifiable evidence of crash retrieval or reverse engineering programs. The ICIG said the claims were credible and urgent. AARO said there was no evidence. Congress was denied SCIF access to conduct a classified interview with Grusch. NASA created a Director of UAP Research position and kept the identity secret to prevent harassment. The classified supplement to Grusch testimony has not been released. Primary source documents compiled and searchable for the first time.

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Central Intelligence Agency / U.S. Air Force1957-1958

The CIA space message: a Manhattan Project scientist, a deleted recording, and what the agency would not confirm

In 1957, Dr. Leon Davidson, a chemical engineer who worked on the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, had a tape recording he believed contained a signal of extraterrestrial origin. CIA agents communicated with him for over a year about the signal and its transmitter without identifying themselves as CIA. A CIA internal memo dated November 3, 1957, in the agency's UFOs: Fact or Fiction collection, states: "Dr. Leon Davidson is on our backs again. He wants a verbatim translation of the space message and the identification of the transmitter from which it came." The Air Force told Davidson through Captain Wallace W. Elwood in a letter dated August 5, 1957, that the signal was identifiable as morse code from a known U.S. licensed radio station. Davidson rejected this: he said the acoustic characteristics of the sounds on his tape recording were not morse-type. The CIA internally acknowledged that Davidson "is no fool" and that the standard dismissal approach was inadequate given his technical background. A second 1957 CIA coordination memo states: "Davidson was calm and pleasant but very determined. We are committed." It urges that "headquarters and the attic" take responsibility for managing Davidson. The document cluster references an entity called "the attic" repeatedly without defining it. A records destruction report from July 1, 1958, exists in the CIA CREST archive covering the relevant period. When the Black Vault filed Mandatory Declassification Review requests in 2019 and 2023, the CIA confirmed the original unredacted documents no longer exist. Only the redacted releases remain. Primary source documents transcribed and searchable for the first time.

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CIA / Department of Defense / Edgewood Arsenal1967–1973

Project OFTEN and MKCHICKWIT: CIA behavior modification programs

MKOFTEN and MKCHICKWIT were subprograms of MKSEARCH, the CIA successor to MKULTRA. MKOFTEN tested the behavioral and toxicological effects of drugs on animals and humans at Edgewood Arsenal Research Laboratories and Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia. The compound EA-3167, a glycolate class chemical, was the primary CIA focus. In June 1973, two military volunteers were tested using EA-3167 applied via adhesive tape. MKCHICKWIT collected intelligence on new drug developments in Europe and Asia. The Navy served as a financial conduit for a related project synthesizing analogs of central nervous system stimulants including dopamine, picrotoxin, and ibogaine. All records were destroyed in 1973. The only surviving government document is the September 20, 1977 DoD General Counsel memorandum. What has been alleged about occult research under MKOFTEN is not confirmed by any declassified document.

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Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency / Department of State / CIA / FBI1945-1970

Operation Paperclip: declassified documents

Primary source transcriptions of declassified U.S. government documents on Operation Paperclip, the postwar program that brought over 1,600 German and Austrian scientists into the United States. The presidential authorization signed by Truman on September 3, 1946 contains the screening standard. The FBI confirmed Nazi Party membership in 16 of 124 scientists checked. The National Archives names three scientists with documented outcomes including war crimes trials and citizenship renunciation.

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NIH / NIAID / DARPA / ODNI / FBI / Department of Energy2018-2024

COVID-19 origins: the FOIA record

The government FOIA and declassified record on COVID-19 origins. On January 31, 2020, virologist Kristian Andersen emailed Fauci that COVID features potentially look engineered. On February 1, Fauci and NIH Director Collins convened a secret conference call with leading virologists. Within days, Andersen co-authored the Proximal Origin paper stating lab origin was not scientifically plausible. Congressional investigations established the paper was drafted in coordination with Fauci's office. A 2018 DARPA grant proposal from EcoHealth Alliance proposed inserting furin cleavage sites into bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and was rejected by DARPA citing gain-of-function concerns. COVID-19 has a furin cleavage site never seen in any natural SARS-related coronavirus. The FBI assessed lab leak as most likely with moderate confidence. The Department of Energy reached the same conclusion with low confidence. Four other agencies assessed natural origin. The CIA did not reach a conclusion. Primary source documents from the FOIA record, transcribed and searchable for the first time.

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Department of Defense / Vietnam Study Task Force1945-1968

The Pentagon Papers: what the government knew and what it said

The Pentagon Papers, officially United States-Vietnam Relations 1945-1967, were commissioned by Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara in 1967 as a classified study of American decision-making in Vietnam. The 47-volume, 7,000-page study documented a consistent gap between what four administrations knew about the war and what they told the American public and Congress. The August 4, 1964 Gulf of Tonkin attack used to obtain congressional authorization for the war never happened. NSA historian Robert Hanyok concluded in a classified 2001 study, declassified in 2005, that intelligence officials deliberately omitted the overwhelming body of signals intelligence reports when presenting evidence to policymakers, reports that would have shown no attack occurred. By 1967, McNamara was privately telling President Johnson the war was at a military stalemate and that the latest troop request could lead to a major national disaster. The bombing of North Vietnam was internally assessed as ineffective. Publicly the administration claimed progress. Daniel Ellsberg leaked the study to the New York Times in 1971. The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 in New York Times Co. v. United States that prior restraint of the press was unconstitutional. The full 7,000 pages were released without redaction in June 2011. Primary source documents compiled and searchable for the first time.

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Defense Intelligence Agency / BAASS / FBI / CIA1974-2024

The Pentagon investigated poltergeists, animal mutilations, and consciousness

From 2008 to 2012, the Defense Intelligence Agency ran a classified program called AAWSAP, funded with $22 million appropriated by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Its actual scope, confirmed by the AARO Historical Record Report in March 2024, included paranormal research at Skinwalker Ranch in Utah: poltergeist phenomena, consciousness studies, precognition, anomalous cognition, cryptid encounters, and animal mutilation investigations. The program produced more than 100 technical reports delivered to the DIA. Military personnel who visited the ranch reported that paranormal events followed them home and terrorized their families, a pattern the program called the attachment phenomenon. Two books describing this research were cleared for public release by the Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review: Case 20-SB-0058 (May 2021) and Case 22-SB-0151. Separately, the FBI investigated animal mutilations across the American West from 1974 to 1978, investigated 15 cases on New Mexico Indian lands, explored theories including satanic cults and covert government activity, and never identified any responsible party. The CIA STARGATE collection includes peer-reviewed research showing persuasive, replicable evidence of anomalous correlation between conscious intention and random physical systems across 25 million trials. A follow-on DHS proposal called KONA BLUE, which would have continued paranormal research under Special Access Program status, was rejected. The 100-plus AAWSAP technical reports delivered to the DIA remain classified. Primary source record compiled for the first time.

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Central Intelligence Agency / STARGATE Collection1973

CIA tests Uri Geller at Stanford Research Institute, 1973

In August 1973 the CIA brought Uri Geller to Stanford Research Institute and ran formal controlled experiments inside an electrically shielded Faraday cage. Geller correctly identified the face of a die shaken in a sealed steel box eight times in a row, declining to answer twice when he said his perception was unclear. The calculated probability of eight correct answers by chance: one in a million. The experiments were conducted by physicists Harold Puthoff and Russell Targ under conditions designed to rule out all known sensory channels. CIA observers attended SRI briefings. The CIA observer personally found no evidence of fraud in the experimental procedures. ARPA observers who visited SRI independently concluded the results did not transcend what a skilled magician could produce. The internal CIA record reflects unresolved disagreement between those two assessments. The results were published in Nature on October 17, 1974. Four CIA documents in the FOIA reading room cover the session-by-session experimental record, Geller drawings vs. target drawings, the CIA observer briefing memo, and the SRI news release covering the full October 1972 to March 1974 research period. The CIA classified these documents and filed them in its STARGATE archive before their release beginning in 2001. What followed from the experiments, whether additional CIA-funded sessions with Geller occurred, and what operational conclusions the CIA drew from the SRI research are not established in the available record. First full compiled transcription of all four documents.

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NASA / Department of War / PURSUE1969-1972

Apollo mission UAP transcripts: Aldrin's possible laser and the Apollo 17 triangle

On May 8, 2026, the Department of War released the official Apollo 11 Technical Crew Debriefing, conducted July 31, 1969, as part of the first PURSUE batch. Lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin describes an object with sizeable dimension observed roughly one day from the moon, examined with a monocular, and separately describes a bright light source the crew tentatively ascribed to a possible laser. The same release includes Apollo 12 photography showing an unidentified phenomenon above the lunar horizon and astronaut Alan Bean's account of flashes of light sailing off into space and escaping the moon. Apollo 17 photography from December 1972 shows three luminous dots in a triangular formation in the lunar sky, which the Department of Defense's own official caption states shows no consensus on the anomaly's nature but a preliminary analysis indicating it could be a physical object. Commander Eugene Cernan and geologist Harrison Schmitt independently described bright tumbling particles, with Schmitt comparing the display to the Fourth of July. These are official NASA debriefing transcripts and Department of Defense-captioned photography, declassified after 54 to 57 years and released through the government's own PURSUE portal alongside more than 100 other documents in the first disclosure batch.

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Central Intelligence Agency / Defense Intelligence Agency1972-1995

Project STARGATE: the CIA and military psychic program, 1972 to 1995

STARGATE was the umbrella designation for the U.S. government's formal remote viewing program, operating under successive code names: SCANATE, GONDOLA WISH, GRILL FLAME, CENTER LANE, and SUN STREAK. It ran from 1972 to 1995 across the CIA and DIA, with research conducted at Stanford Research Institute and later Science Applications International Corporation under physicist Edwin May. The program had three components: operations using viewers to collect intelligence, laboratory research, and foreign assessment. In 1995 the CIA commissioned the American Institutes for Research to evaluate the program. The AIR report found a statistically significant laboratory effect that could not be attributed to any identified mechanism, and operational reporting that never once produced actionable intelligence. The program was terminated.

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CIA / Carter White House / NSC / State Department / DOE1979

The Vela Incident: the nuclear flash the government could not explain

At dawn on September 22, 1979, a U.S. Vela spy satellite detected a double flash of light over the South Atlantic Ocean, the characteristic electromagnetic signature of a nuclear explosion. President Carter wrote in his diary that day: "There was indication of a nuclear explosion in the region of South Africa, either South Africa, Israel using a ship at sea, or nothing." The CIA assessed the probability of a nuclear test at 90 percent plus. The Arecibo Observatory captured an ionospheric disturbance consistent with Soviet nuclear test signatures from the early 1960s. The White House convened a science panel under Frank Press that concluded the evidence was inconclusive, citing a meteoroid reflection hypothesis that had no precedent in 16 years of Vela satellite operation and 41 confirmed detections. A senior U.S. intelligence official called the panel conclusion a whitewash influenced by political considerations. Documents from the Carter Library reveal White House scientists agreed to hear out the intelligence community so they could more safely ignore them later. The February 1980 Nuclear Intelligence Panel report to CIA Director Turner remains classified. The DIA June 1980 report remains classified. The Naval Research Laboratory June 1980 report remains classified. The Vela Incident is the only event in the satellite program history to produce an unresolved bhangmeter signal. It remains officially inconclusive 46 years later.

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SRI International / U.S. Army Contract / CIA STARGATE Collection1985-1986

The CIA built a machine to test if psychic sessions bend light

CIA-RDP96-00789R003800470001-9, titled An Experiment to Explore Possible Anomalistic Behavior of a Photon Detection System During a Remote Viewing Test, is an interim SRI International report filed under U.S. Army contract DAMD 17-85-C-5130, covering October 1985 to September 1986. Authored by G. Scott Hubbard and Edwin C. May, the report opens by referencing prior claims that anomalous signals from photomultiplier tubes were observed during sessions in which exceptional vision was successfully employed to identify Chinese language characters concealed inside the detector housing. The researchers designed a formal three-phase controlled experiment, a pilot phase, a formal phase using the same four individuals, and two types of controls, specifically to examine the possibility that light is emitted in the vicinity of correctly identified remote viewing target material. This is a federally funded physics experiment built to test whether a successful psychic session produced a measurable physical effect on light using real scientific instrumentation. The experiment is identified as Objective E, Task 1, intended to determine fundamental parameters of feedback, shielding, and spatial resolution for remote viewing. Filed in the CIA STARGATE collection alongside the program operational record.

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Air Force / ADC1953-1981

Montauk Air Force Station operational history

Air Defense Command records documenting the activation and radar network integration of Montauk AFS. The AN/FPS-35 radar tower is formally identified as operational through decommissioning. Post-closure FOIA responses acknowledge classified activities but return no records for the period after 1969.

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Central Intelligence Agency / Department of Defense / Fort Detrick1952-1970

Project MKNAOMI: CIA biological weapons program

Project MKNAOMI was a secret joint CIA and Army program at Fort Detrick from 1952 to 1970. It developed biological and chemical agents for covert operations, stockpiled toxins capable of killing thousands, and produced a dart gun that fired a frozen saxitoxin dart leaving no trace in an autopsy. When Nixon ordered all biological weapons destroyed by executive order in February 1970, a CIA scientist secretly retained 11 grams of shellfish toxin in a Washington laboratory in violation of the order. The Church Committee discovered this in 1975. CIA Director William Colby testified about the retained toxins. Senator Frank Church displayed the dart gun live on national television on September 16, 1975. The Church Committee confirmed MKNAOMI continued operating under different CIA components after its stated termination. A 1967 CIA memo documented covert crop destruction techniques tested under field conditions. CIA FOIA releases confirm the program and establish gaps in the internal records. Primary source documents transcribed and searchable for the first time.

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Department of Defense / NRC / Lawrence Livermore / Sandia National Laboratories1951-present

Nuclear programs: what the government confirmed

Four nuclear programs documented in the declassified record. First: between 1951 and 1957, approximately 225,000 U.S. troops participated in atmospheric nuclear tests under Operation Desert Rock, sworn to secrecy, and in at least one documented case given falsified radiation records. Former Army medic Van Brandon disclosed in 1982 that he prepared two sets of radiation records at nuclear tests, a hot set with true readings and a fake set showing soldiers received less than the maximum permitted exposure. Second: the NRC own investigation documents on Three Mile Island state that information provided to the public was fragmented, sometimes contradictory, and generally understated the severity of the accident. Third: the Nth Country Experiment, newly released in January 2025 by the National Security Archive, documents a 1964-1967 Lawrence Livermore project in which three young PhD physicists designed a credible plutonium implosion weapon from public sources alone in three years, confirming that a nation with nuclear aspirations could develop a workable design without classified access. Fourth: a 2022 Sandia National Laboratories FOIA release states that the risk of an unintentional nuclear detonation cannot be zero and cannot ever be really known. Primary source documents transcribed and searchable for the first time.

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Central Intelligence Agency / STARGATE Collection1983

The CIA document that describes dimensions both inside and outside the time-space world

Separate from the well-known 1983 Gateway Process report, the CIA STARGATE collection contains a companion document, THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCE (M.I.A.S.) SEMINAR, filed as CIA-RDP96-00788R001700220015-5. The document states that when a person experiences the out-of-body state he is, in fact, projecting that eternal spark of consciousness and memory which constitutes the ultimate source of his identity to let it play in and learn from dimensions both inside and outside the time-space world in which his physical component currently enjoys a short period of reality. The document also provides specific instructions for constructing an energy balloon, a protective visualization technique, stating it is designed to provide protection against conscious entities possessing lower energy levels which the participant might encounter in the event that he achieves an out-of-body state and projects outside the terrestrial sphere. Declassified with redactions in 2003 following a FOIA request, the document sits in the same CIA archive as the agency operational remote viewing program. The CIA does not endorse the claims within the document but filed and retained it as part of its evaluation of the Monroe Institute training methods.

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The Interference

The Interference begins with a patent. US3951134, filed in 1974, describes a device for remotely monitoring and altering human brain waves without physical contact. The patent is real. The USPTO granted it. The documents on this site are what precedes it.

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