House Oversight Hearing on UAPs: Navy Veterans and Grusch Call for Disclosure

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During a House hearing, Navy veterans Ryan Graves and David Fravor joined whistleblower David Grusch to warn that unidentified aerial phenomena are in U.S. airspace and threaten national security, with Graves noting underreporting and describing encounters, Fravor recounting the 2004 Nimitz incident, and Grusch alleging a covert program to study crashes and possible non-human biology, while the Pentagon says most sightings have ordinary explanations and lawmakers push for declassification and NASA prepares its UAP report.

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Two Navy veterans who claim to have seen unidentified aerial phenomena join Pentagon whistleblower Wednesday to warn Congress that the sightings threaten national security and are being kept secret.