Dispatches
Dispatches
Long-form reading from Little Green Man.
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May 24, 2026
It Was Never the Shootdown.
48 hours with Pentagon UFO Release 02. The viral file is a feint. The signal is the geometry — and the geometry hasn't changed in 78 years.
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May 22, 2026
They Shot It Down on Camera. And That's Not Even the Weirdest File.
The Pentagon's second UFO drop is 51 videos deep — including F-16 gun-camera infrared of a UAP being blown out of the sky over Lake Huron. Here's everything in PURSUE Release 02.
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May 13, 2026
What's still classified
PURSUE Release 01 was 162 records. Here are the categories of UAP-related material it didn't release — by holding agency, by classification mechanism, by what it would take to pry each one loose. A reader's reference.
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May 12, 2026
AARO, explained
What the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office is, who runs it, what it has authority over, and how it relates to the PURSUE disclosure system. A primer for the next few weeks of coverage — and the years after.
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May 11, 2026
Five things you'll hear about PURSUE that aren't true
Five misreadings of PURSUE Release 01 are already setting into the coverage cycle. Each is correctable from the source documents. A field guide for the next few weeks — and for every release that follows.
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May 9, 2026
What's actually in the files
A close read of PURSUE Release 01 — 162 records, four agencies, three records that actually move the conversation, and a redaction pattern that tells you what's still being held.
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May 8, 2026
The Files: First Read
162 declassified records dropped at war.gov/UFO. An open case on an Apollo 17 photograph, a 1963 White House memo on extraterrestrial diplomacy, and seven federal witnesses describing 'orbs launching other orbs.' First read.
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May 8, 2026
We're watching
Short note before the file drop window opens. What we're looking for today — and what we're not.