Append-only living-dossier updates for “Yellow Sea IR Contrast — DOW-UAP-PR150”.https://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/en-ushttps://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/cases/yellow-sea-ir-contrast-pr150/#update-2https://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/cases/yellow-sea-ir-contrast-pr150/#update-2An independent measurement shows PR150 is the most heavily redacted military clip in Release 06. On 12 Oct 2026 the analysis site The Exclusion Zone published frame measurements of all fifteen Release 06 videos. It pulled them from DVIDS, using the department's own file catalogue to find the IDs. Among the ten military electro-optical clips, nine have nearly the same redaction footprint. Solid black boxes permanently cover about 9.5 to 11.5 percent of the frame (median 10.3 percent), sitting where sensor telemetry such as coordinates, heading, field of view and platform ID would be drawn. The site reads this as a standard declassification template. PR150 is the outlier: about 22 percent of its frame is permanently blacked out, roughly double the norm. It is also the lowest-resolution file in the tranche (908 by 512), and the scene itself is almost entirely dark. The same piece checked whether a six-pointed 'star' artefact it had earlier traced to the camera optics in another Yellow Sea clip (PR104) shows up again. It found none in PR150 or the other INDOPACOM clips, only a compact hot return, a tracking reticle and a north indicator. Caveats: this is a single outlet's measurement, and we have not re-run it. The site itself says redaction doesn't tell you what the object is. The missing fields are exactly the ones needed to work out range, size and speed. No official explanation has been given for why PR150 is covered more heavily than its siblings. Status stays open. — Sources: The Exclusion Zone (ChemaVX), 'Release 6 Video Forensics: Four Results, Three of Them Negative,' dated 12 Oct 2026: https://www.theexclusionzone.com/pursue-release-6-video-forensics-15-clips-redaction/ · DVIDS DOW-UAP-PR150 (file measured in that analysis)Tue, 13 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTUpdatehttps://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/cases/yellow-sea-ir-contrast-pr150/#update-1https://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/cases/yellow-sea-ir-contrast-pr150/#update-1Primary confirm: DOW-UAP-PR150 (~57s INDOPACOM Yellow Sea IR, 2023) remains live on DVIDS from PURSUE batch 6. Informational-only caption and focus-box display framing unchanged; no new analytical judgment located this watch. — Sources: DVIDS DOW-UAP-PR150 · EarthSky PURSUE batch-6 summaryMon, 21 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTUpdatehttps://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/cases/yellow-sea-ir-contrast-pr150/https://anomaly-ledger.pages.dev/cases/yellow-sea-ir-contrast-pr150/INDOPACOM forwards ~57 seconds of 2023 IR showing a tracked contrast patch and focus box — informational only, unresolved.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTPublished