At least one private company is working with the US government on reverse-engineering technology from crashed alien spacecraft, according to an ex-military whistleblower.
The US government is in possession of a number of these downed spacecraft, unidentified flying objects (UFOs) as they were formerly called or unidentified aerial or anomalous phenomena (UAPs) as the Pentagon now calls them, according to David Charles Grusch, a former US Army combat officer.
Grusch, reported to be a veteran of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), was apparently the NRO’s representative to the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force from 2019-2021 and later the NGA’s co-lead for UAP analysis.
That the US government has collected UAPs was also reported by the New York Times in 2017, with a later classified briefing to a Defense Department reported in 2021 about retrievals of “off-world vehicles not made on this earth”.
Grusch said Washington is concealing the existence of a “non-human intelligence” on this planet, telling US cable channel NewsNation that the government possesses “quite a number” of crashed craft of “non-human exotic origin”.
He said at least one private company was also involved, “basically a sole source arrangement and you allow certain private corporate elements to look at this develop but a potential insight and then sell it back to the government for profit”.
It was put to him that such allegations have been categorically denied by high level government officials, including presidents, and that in April 2023, the head of the Pentagon’s UAP investigations program, Sean Kirkpatrick, told the Congress office investigation UAPs and other unidentified objects, dubbed AARO, that no credible evidence has so far been found of extra terrestrial activity offworld technology.
"Well, I know Dr. Shawn Kirkpatrick. I’ve known him for about eight years. And, you know, I expressed some concerns to Dr. Kirkpatrick about a year ago, and I told him when I was starting to uncover, and he didn’t follow up with me, and he has my phone number he could have called me. I hope he ultimately does the right thing. He should be able to make the same investigative discoveries I did. It’s totally crazy if he doesn’t."
The NewsNation interview with journalist Ross Coulthart was aired on June 11 and embedded on its website. It was also posted on the company's YouTube channel, but since made unavailable on that platform.
A transcript was made by The Black Vault.