USA: America has been hiding information related to aliens UFO for decades, former Air Force officer testified before the Parliament



Major Grush told that during the work he came to know that for decades research on UAP crashes and reverse engineering program is being run on UAP.


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A former US Air Force intelligence officer has revealed that the US has been hiding information related to aliens and UFOs for decades. UFOs are now called UAPs (unidentified flying phenomena) by the US government. Former Air Force officer claimed before the US Congress that America is working on reverse engineering of UFOs. At the same time, the Pentagon, the US Department of Defense, has rejected the revelations of the former Air Force officer and denied his claims.

Testified before the US Congress

Let us tell you that retired Major David Grush appeared before the House Oversight Subcommittee of the US Congress. During this, Major Grush said in his testimony that in the year 2019, the head of the government's task force on UAP had given him the task of identifying all intelligence programs related to the mission of the force. Major Grush told that it was during this time that he came to know about the National Pre-trial Office. This agency operates America's intelligence satellites.

Major Grush said that during his work, he came to know that for decades research on UAP crash incidents and reverse engineering program is being run on UAP. However, he was not given much information about these programs. Grush said that the US government has also been aware of such a program since the 1930s.

Pentagon denied

The Pentagon, the US Department of Defense, has denied Major Grush's claims. The Pentagon said in a statement that the investigation did not reveal any concrete information regarding the claims of reverse engineering the UAP and that there is no program currently or in the past. Major Grush also told that he had to face a lot of opposition due to becoming a government whistleblower. Although Major Grush refused to give more information about it.