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This is the written statement David Charles Grusch submitted to a U.S. House committee, with his opening and closing remarks. The document is undated. Grusch describes himself as a former Air Force intelligence officer and NGA UAP co-lead who served on the UAP Task Force. He says he learned in the course of his duties of a multi-decade UAP crash retrieval and reverse engineering program, was denied access to it, filed a whistleblower complaint, and suffered retaliation. He asks Congress to investigate.
In an era, fraught with division and discord, our exploration into the UAP subject seems to resonate with an urgency and fascination that transcends political, social, and geographical boundaries. A democratic process must be adhered to when evaluating the data and it is our collective responsibility to ensure that public involvement is encouraged and respected. Indeed, the future of our civilization and our comprehension of humanity’s place on earth and in the cosmos depends on the success of this very process. It is my hope that the revelations we unearth through investigations of the Non-Human Reverse Engineering Programs I have reported will act as an ontological (earth-shattering) shock, a catalyst for a global reassessment of our priorities. As we move forward on this path, we might be poised to enable extraordinary technological progress in a future where our civilization surpasses the current state-of-the-art in propulsion, material science, energy production and storage. The knowledge we stand to gain should spur us toward a more enlightened and sustainable future, one where collective curiosity is ignited, and global cooperation becomes the norm, rather than the exception. Thank You
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