Organization
Department of State
The U.S. Department of State handles American diplomacy; its cables and reports from embassies abroad sometimes record UAP sightings reported by foreign governments or by U.S. personnel overseas.
It contributed 9 records to the PURSUE releases, linked from the Index.
Sources: PURSUE records
Facts and claims
- documented The State Department contributed 9 records to PURSUE releases 01–06, including a 1994 U.S. Embassy Dushanbe cable on an airline crew's sighting over Kazakhstan. Source: State Department UAP Cable 002 — Kazakhstan, January 31, 1994
Connected files
Incidents
- Conde, Bahia “crashed sphere” report (investigated)
- Tajik Air 747SP sighting over Kazakhstan (reported)
Official records (PURSUE)
- 59_214434_SP 16 [7.18.1963] — 59_214434_SP 16 [7.18.1963] (released)
- 59_64634_711.5612[7-2852 — 59_64634_711.5612[7-2852 (released)
- DOS-UAP-D001 — Diplomatic Cable, Brazil, November 14, 1963 (released)
- DOS-UAP-D002 — Diplomatic Cable, Brazil, November 20, 1963 (released)
- State Department UAP Cable 001 — Papua New Guinea, January 28, 1985 (released)
- State Department UAP Cable 002 — Kazakhstan, January 31, 1994 (released)
- State Department UAP Cable 003 — Tbilisi, Georgia, October 30, 2001 (released)
- State Department UAP Cable 004 — Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, November 5, 2004 (released)
- State Department UAP Cable 005 — Mexico, September 16, 2003 (released)
Mentioned in this file
Mentioned in documents and records
- EOP-UAP-D001 — NASC Inquiry into Bahia, Brazil Incident, November 13, 1963
- EOP-UAP-D002 — Memorandum on Interagency Coordination for the Recovery of Foreign Materiel, May 1963
- USG-UAP-D002 — Interagency Correspondence Concerning Space Fragments, 1962-1964