Former US Defense Employee Claims Government Has Undisclosed Alien Vehicles

A former US Department of Defense employee who analyzed unexplained anomalous phenomena (UAP) claims that the government has intact and partially intact vehicles from “non-human” civilizations. He calls on the government to reveal the evidence of this. He says the information is being illegally withheld and should be made available to Congress.

David Grusch is a whistleblower who claims he faced retaliation when he turned over confidential materials about the spacecraft to Congress, writes The Guardian. In April, his career with the US intelligence services came to an end after 14 years.

The presence of “exotic materials” has been confirmed by a current National Air Force employee Space Intelligence Center (Nasic), the United States Air Force’s unit for analyzing military intelligence on foreign air and space forces, weapons, and systems. The men spoke to the American site Debrief which, according to its own statement, focuses on rebellious technology news.

In 2021, the Pentagon reported that there have been more than 140 cases of unexplained UAPs. That statement followed the leak of a video from a military aircraft showing unexplained events in the airspace.

According to Grusch, who is praised by former colleagues as very reliable, remains of vehicles have been collected for decades “both partially and completely intact”. It is unclear who made them, but they are said to be “non-human” civilizations, possibly of extraterrestrial origin. The Nasic employee who confirmed that there are materials clarifies “we are not alone here”, referring to the presence of unknown civilizations.

A British expert who researched UFOs for the British Ministry of Defense called the statements “significant”. According to him, it is important that these are statements from well-informed insiders. “These people also know there are consequences if they testify falsely.” Therefore, the explanations cannot be dismissed as fabrications of fantasists, as is the case with many other stories.

Grusch did not see the vehicles himself, but relies on conversations with numerous extensive interviews with high-ranking employees who have been involved in salvage work. He also says he does not know where they are. Nor does he want to give specific examples of the reprisals he would have faced.

In 2021, an official report revealed that there were 144 encounters between military aircraft and unknown objects between 2004 and 2021. In only one case could it later be determined that it was most likely a large balloon that deflated. Pilots have stated that they are very reluctant to report such sightings for fear of jeopardizing their careers.