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Every congressional UAP hearing on record.

Full recordings, sworn witness lists, and a compact read on what each hearing did (and didn't) establish. The single most searched question in UAP coverage is “what did they say under oath?” This is where you get the exact answer.

  1. Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection

    2026-07-21·House Oversight Committee, Task Force on Declassification of Federal Secrets

    The 2026 whistleblower-protection hearing. Held two days before the Burlison NDAA amendment was adopted, and set the political timing that produced the FY2027 UAP records framework.

    Chair Anna Paulina Luna's follow-up to her March 31 letter demanding 46 named UAP videos. Sworn testimony from journalist George Knapp, a serving Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, two USAF veterans, and a POGO policy counsel. Scope: AARO transparency, whistleblower reprisal protections, PURSUE oversight.

    Sworn witnesses
    • George Knapp (KLAS-TV)
    • SCPO Alexandro Wiggins USN
    • Dylan Borland USAF veteran
    • Jeffrey Nuccetelli USAF veteran
    • Joe Spielberger (POGO)
    Chair

    Rep. Anna Paulina Luna

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  2. Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth

    2024-11-13·House Oversight, joint subcommittee (CyberIT and National Security)

    The Shellenberger 'Immaculate Constellation' hearing. First public naming of an alleged special-access UAP program under sworn testimony.

    The follow-up to the 2023 Grusch hearing with a different witness slate. Elizondo re-anchored his AATIP-era claims. Gallaudet described allegedly suppressed Navy UAP sensor data. Shellenberger's written testimony introduced the 'Immaculate Constellation' allegation, sourced to unnamed IC officials. Gold discussed NASA's institutional resistance to the UAP question.

    Sworn witnesses
    • Luis Elizondo (former AATIP director)
    • Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet USN (Ret.)
    • Michael Shellenberger (Public)
    • Michael Gold (former NASA)
    Chair

    Rep. Nancy Mace (CyberIT), Rep. Glenn Grothman (National Security)

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  3. Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency

    2023-07-26·House Oversight National Security Subcommittee

    The 2023 Grusch hearing. First public UAP whistleblower testimony under oath at a congressional hearing.

    David Grusch's sworn allegation of a decades-long US crash-retrieval and reverse-engineering program involving non-human origin technology. Fravor recounted the 2004 Nimitz Tic Tac encounter. Graves testified about routine UAP encounters by Navy aviators. Grusch's specific claims remain unverified by any public evidence and have been denied by DoD; the hearing is nonetheless the most senior sworn public claim on record.

    Sworn witnesses
    • David Grusch (former NGA)
    • Cmdr. David Fravor USN (Ret.)
    • Ryan Graves (former USN F/A-18)
    Chair

    Rep. Glenn Grothman

    Read the full record and watch the hearing →
  4. Unidentified Aerial Phenomena hearing

    2022-05-17·House Intelligence Committee, Counterterrorism/Counterintelligence Subcommittee

    The 2022 Bray/Moultrie hearing. First open congressional UAP hearing in fifty years.

    The first open congressional UAP hearing since the 1966 Project Blue Book era. Established the UAP Task Force as the direct predecessor of AARO. Bray displayed two Navy UAP videos and made the widely contested claim that the government has 'no material' from any UAP encounter, a claim later contradicted under oath by David Grusch in July 2023.

    Sworn witnesses
    • Ronald S. Moultrie (Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security)
    • Scott W. Bray (Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence)
    Chair

    Rep. Andre Carson

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