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Age After Disclosure · Australia · PURSUE, AARO, and the Grusch record

Critical release · Official record

PURSUE Release 06 — Department of War UAP files

On 18 September 2026 the Department of War published the sixth tranche of declassified and historical UAP files under PURSUE. Sean Parnell’s statement does not give a file count and does not identify any object as non-human. CBS News counted 71 files (55 PDFs, 15 videos, one audio); 64 were redacted; the documents span 1952 to 2025. The batch includes 37 AAWSAP reference documents that CBS reported had already been public for years. This is a file release, not a finding. Read the files yourself.

Established · Official · Interagency · Rolling tranches (R01 May 8 → R06 Sep 18, 2026)
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Joe Rogan Experience #2560 with David Grusch
Interview · Joe Rogan Experience #2560 · 30 Sep 2026

David Grusch on Joe Rogan — the furthest he has gone in public

Two and a half hours. He says he was shown contemporary video of three or four bodies. He did not play it.

Grusch describes the bodies as very human-looking, and says he considered that the footage might have been a deception. On the same episode he goes further: more than one kind of non-human intelligence, possible conflict between them, and a large underwater site. This is his account. It is not the Department of War’s sentence, and it is not established by Release 06.

PowerfulJRE · 30 September 2026 · interview, not the official record
Ross Coulthart on NewsNation reacts to David Grusch on Joe Rogan
NewsNation · Reality Check · 4 Oct 2026

Coulthart on the Rogan interview

Ross Coulthart’s reaction to David Grusch on Joe Rogan, including the claim of an underwater site.

This is commentary on the 30 September interview. It is not a new document, and it is not the Department of War’s sentence. Watch it after the Rogan episode, not instead of it.

NewsNation · 4 October 2026 · commentary, not the official record
JRE Clips: David Grusch on recovered craft and types of beings
Clip · JRE Clips · 30 Sep 2026

The beings clip, cut from the full episode

Twenty minutes from JRE #2560. Recovered craft, and more than one kind of non-human, in his account.

A clip is not the episode. He says he was shown video and did not play it. The Department of War has not confirmed the account.

JRE Clips · 30 September 2026 · from PowerfulJRE #2560
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The interview moved. The files did not.

Grusch’s 30 September Rogan episode is still the interview of the week. Coulthart answered it on NewsNation on 4 October. Neither is a Department of War finding.
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