David Grush: Former Intelligence Officer and Whistleblower Calling for Congressional Oversight of UAP Crash Retrieval Programs

David Charles Grush, a former intelligence officer with 14 years of service across the U.S. Air Force, Air National Guard, and Reserve, rose to major and later served as a GS-15 civilian at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, where he co-led analyses of unidentified anomalous phenomena and transmedium objects and reported to the UAP Task Force and the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office. He became a whistleblower by filing a PPD-19 urgent concern in May 2022 with the Intelligence Community Inspector General after learning from trusted colleagues about a decades‑long program concerning UAP crash retrieval and reverse engineering that he was denied access to. Grush says his testimony is based on information from credentialed individuals with long‑standing service, supported by photography, documentation, and classified testimony shared with him and others over four years. He served in the UAP Task Force from 2019 to 2021, worked at the interro operations center coordinating the Presidential Daily Brief and contingency operations, and, in the Reserve, was the Intelligence Division Chief backup in 2019. He was asked to identify all Special Access Programs and Controlled Access Programs to satisfy congressional mandates and was cleared to all relevant compartments, placing him in a position of extreme trust. He reports facing retaliation for his actions but remains committed to truth, transparency, and constitutional duty, and he urges Congress to undertake a thorough investigation into the claims. The account underscores a call for oversight and further scrutiny into U.S. government handling of UAP information.

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