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David GruschFormer U.S. Space Force OfficerFactual AssertionUnder oath
“You are referring to actual—a public treaty in the U.N. register—it is funny you mentioned that—the agreement on measures to reduce the risk of outbreak of nuclear war signed in 1971. Unclassified treaty publicly available, and if you cite the George Washington University National Security Archives you will find the declassified, in 2013, specific provisions and the specific red line flash message traffic with the specific codes pursuant to Article Three and Article—also situation two, which is in the previously classified NSA archive.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - July 26, 2023 · 26 Jul 2023Read it in context →
Ryan GravesFormer Navy PilotEyewitness AccountUnder oath
“I would think—well, in my opinion, I will say things are over-classified. I know for a fact the video or the pictures that came out in the—I think it was the 2020 report, that had the stuff off the East Coast that were taken with an iPhone off the East Coast. A buddy of mine was one of the senior people there and he said they originally classified it TS/SCI, and my question then was what is TS/SCI about these? They are an iPhone literally off the vacapes. That is not TS/SCI.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - July 26, 2023 · 26 Jul 2023Read it in context →
Luis ElizondoFormer Government OfficialFactual AssertionUnder oath
“What we required was a memo from the Secretary of the Air Force in order to make that complete, and that never occurred. And so, when Secretary Mattis became Secretary of Defense, I decided it would be appropriate for me to try to receive a memo from him, as SecDef, as Secretary of Defense, if we could not get a memo from the Secretary of the Air Force to transfer that material.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - November 13, 2024 · 13 Nov 2024Read it in context →
Michael ShellenbergerFactual AssertionUnder oath
“Immaculate Constellation includes high-quality imagery intelligence and measurement and signature intelligence of UAPs, the whistleblower's report adds. The sources of this intelligence are a blend of directed and incidental collection capacities, capabilities, position in low Earth orbit, the upper atmosphere, as well as military and civilian aviation altitudes and maritime environments.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - November 13, 2024 · 13 Nov 2024Read it in context →
David GruschFormer U.S. Space Force OfficerAllegationUnder oath
“A complicated question. So, there is, you know, some—I would call it abuse here. So, congressional oversight of conventional Special Access Programs—and I will use Title 10, DoD as an example, right. So, 10 U.S. Code Section 119 discusses congressional oversight of SAPs, discusses the DEP/SecDef's ability to waive congressional reporting. However, the Gang of 8 is at least supposed to be notified if a—you know, a waived or a waive bigoted unacknowledged SAP is created and that is public law.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - July 26, 2023 · 26 Jul 2023Read it in context →
Michael ShellenbergerEyewitness AccountUnder oath
“Furthermore, these individuals have revealed the name of an active and highly secretive DoD unacknowledged special access program, or USAP. The source of that document told Public, me, that the USAP is a strategic intelligence program that is part of the U.S. military family of longstanding, highly sensitive programs dealing with various aspects of the UAP problem.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - November 13, 2024 · 13 Nov 2024Read it in context →
Nancy MaceFactual AssertionUnder oath
“this is going to be the original document from the Pentagon about Immaculate Constellation that Michael Shellenberger delivered to Congress today. So, thank you, Mr. Shellenberger, for this information. We are all reading it in real time now, and Mr. Burchett will enter it into the record, but 12 pages about this unacknowledged special access program that your government says does not exist.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - November 13, 2024 · 13 Nov 2024Read it in context →
David GruschFormer U.S. Space Force OfficerAllegationUnder oath
“I became a whistleblower through a PPD–19 urgent concern filing in May 2022 with the intelligence community inspector general following concerning reports from multiple esteemed and credentialed current and former military and intelligence community individuals that the U.S. Government is operating with secrecy above congressional oversight with regards to UAPs.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - July 26, 2023 · 26 Jul 2023Read it in context →
Mr. GruschFormer U.S. Space Force OfficerAllegationUnder oath
“Yes. There was some issue with mine. So, you know, PPD–19 process it goes to the intel committees either through PPD–19 or ICD 120. There is not a good way for the intelligence community Inspector General to provide that to other committees, and I asked my information to be sent to the House and Senate Armed Services Committee because there are Title 10 equities at play. But there was no smooth process to do so.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - July 26, 2023 · 26 Jul 2023Read it in context →
David GruschFormer U.S. Space Force OfficerEyewitness AccountUnder oath
“That was one of my primary tasks at NGA since we process, exploit, and disseminate that kind of information. I have seen multiple cases, some of which to my understanding—and, of course, I left NGA in April so that is my information cutoff date. But I personally review both what we call overhead collection and from other strategic and tactical platforms that were—I could not even explain prosaically, and I have a degree in physics, by the way, as well. And I had—I am aware that you guys have not seen these reports, unfortunately and I do not know why.”
Source: House Oversight UAP Hearing - July 26, 2023 · 26 Jul 2023Read it in context →

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