House Oversight UAP Hearing (2023)
July 26, 2023 hearing of the House Oversight Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs, titled "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency." Sworn witnesses: former intelligence officer David Grusch and former Navy aviators David Fravor and Ryan Graves.
In the UAP recordRuled into the unidentified-phenomena thread on 2 September 2026 from this entity's own name and role text, which contain: "unidentified anomalous phenomen", "uap". An editorial classification of what thread this entity belongs to; it rests on no page and does not claim to. Neighbours were not used - see apply-subjects-2026-09-02.mjs for why.
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testified under oathUnidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparencyprinted p. 9 · PDF p. 13 checked against the page
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testified under oathsame document as the row aboveprinted p. 9 · PDF p. 13 checked against the page
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testified under oathsame document as the row aboveprinted p. 9 · PDF p. 13 checked against the page
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co-led and questioned witnessessame document as the row above
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co-led and questioned witnessessame document as the row above
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chaired it, introduced its three witnesses and administered the oath to them under Committee Rule 9(g)same document as the row aboveprinted p. 9 · PDF p. 13 checked against the page
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recounted under oath at this hearing, in the fullest first-hand account of it this project holdssame document as the row aboveprinted p. 41 · PDF p. 45
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followed by the next major congressional UAP hearingcongressional record
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followed by the next major congressional UAP hearingcongressional record
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Recategorised from "incident" to "inquiry" on 26 August 2026. A convened proceeding is not an incident: an incident is something that happened to somebody, a hearing or panel is something an institution did, on a published date, producing a record this project holds. While filed as an incident this node rendered in plain body text on the timeline, indistinguishable from a person's name, because the colour rule marks government bodies and programmes and "incident" is not marked.