What are the most famous declassified UFO videos?
“The four most-cited declassified U.S. military UFO videos are GIMBAL, GOFAST, FLIR1 (Tic Tac), and the new 2026 PURSUE Greece infrared clip showing a 90-degree turn at 80 mph.”
The four most-cited declassified U.S. military UAP videos are: GIMBAL (2015 Navy F/A-18 ATFLIR clip showing a rotating object); GOFAST (2015, resolved 2026 to ~13,000 ft altitude / parallax illusion); FLIR1 / Tic Tac (2004 USS Nimitz encounter); and the 2023 Greece clip from PURSUE Release 01 showing an object making a 90-degree turn at approximately 80 mph captured on infrared (DVIDS asset, PURSUE-006). PURSUE Release 01 added 28 new videos, most hosted on DVIDS in infrared and electro-optical formats, including footage from the Indo-Pacific theater (a "football-shaped object"), Syria (two semi-transparent orange areas appearing for two seconds each), and a January 2024 INDOPACOM clip described by the Pentagon as a "misshapen and uneven ball of white light" with a halo effect.
- What is the GOFAST video and was it resolved?The 2017 Navy GOFAST video was resolved by AARO in 2026: the
- What UAP encounters has the Navy reported?The Navy contributed mission reports including the 2017 GOFA
- Are real UFO videos available to the public?Yes — 28 declassified UAP videos from 2017–2024 are publicly