David Grusch, Former Air Force Officer, Alleges Secret U.S. Program Recovering Non-Human Origin Craft and Briefing Congress

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David Charles Grusch, a retired Air Force officer who worked with the NRO and NGA, says there is a secret U.S. program that recovers non‑human origin spacecraft and related materials, with some corroboration but most details kept secret, and he warns of an underground, multi‑agency reverse‑engineering effort plus a sophisticated disinformation campaign.

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David Grusch, Former Air Force Officer, Alleges Secret U.S. Program Recovering Non-Human Origin Craft and Briefing Congress

Air Force veteran David Charles Grusch has alleged a secret U.S. program that retrieves non-human-origin craft, filed whistleblower complaints alleging recoveries ranging from partial fragments to intact vehicles and exotic materials, claimed senior intelligence officers provided documents and testimony about a covert program not disclosed to the UAP Task Force, described recoveries including dead pilots and data indicating humanity is not alone, argued that legacy programs have long operated covertly across multiple agencies to reverse-engineer unknown-origin technologies for national defense, has begun briefing Congress with hours of classified information since 2022 and received DoD clearance for on-the-record statements as he exited government service, with some current and former recovery-program participants corroborating aspects though details such as locations and program names remain classified and no physical materials have been provided to Congress, while Karl Nell acknowledges a degree of validity to the terrestrial-arms-race concept and Grusch cautions about a sophisticated disinformation campaign and limited public scrutiny.