FBI-UAP-D027/D031: Two Triangle UAPs over Colorado Springs (NORAD/NORTHCOM) — PURSUE Release 5 (2023)

PURSUE Release 5 (Aug. 7, 2026) contains two FBI entries about triangle UAPs over Colorado Springs, Colorado — the location of NORAD, NORTHCOM, and Peterson Space Force Base.

**FBI-UAP-D027 — 'Dark Translucent Triangle' (2023):** Digital rendering of a dark, translucent triangular object. Two people observe the object over a fence. The object appears dark and partially transparent. Location: Colorado Springs, CO. Type: PDF.

**FBI-UAP-D031 — 'Large Triangle with Red Lights' (2023):** Digital rendering of a large triangular object with red lights flying over a parking lot. The object is large and clearly visible. Location: Colorado Springs, CO. Type: IMG.

**Strategic Significance:** Colorado Springs is one of the most sensitive military locations in the USA — home of NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command), NORTHCOM (US Northern Command), and Peterson Space Force Base. UAP sightings in this region have special significance for national security. The FBI is publishing these entries as part of PURSUE — meaning the cases are classified as 'unresolved.'

**Assessment:** Score 75/high. The combination of (a) FBI as the agency, (b) strategically sensitive location (NORAD/NORTHCOM), (c) two independent sightings in the same year, and (d) official declassification makes these entries particularly significant.