July 2023 House UAP Oversight Hearing

July 2023 Hearing

Purpose: July 2023 House UAP hearing — Grusch testimony Category: Policy & Disclosure This node documents July 2023 Hearing, a policy or disclosure milestone. It connects to 27 entities, tracing the political and institutional dimensions of UAP transparency efforts.

Key Relationships

• ← Friedman (Roswell) (assessment): Friedman's 1968 Congressional testimony = 55 years before the July 2023 House hearing. Both testified to Congress about UAP. Friedman (1968, 'intelligently controlled extraterrestrial vehicles') → hearing (2023, Grusch/Fravor/Graves) = 55-year congressional trajectory.
• ← Villarroel (VASCO) (assessment): Villarroel's nuclear-UAP statistical connection (2025) provides scientific support for the claims made at the July 2023 hearing. Fravor/Graves/Grusch testified about UAP near military; Villarroel found the nuclear connection.
• ← Symington (Phoenix Lights) (assessment): Symington's Phoenix Lights (1997) is part of the witness evidence base that the July 2023 hearing addressed. Symington (1997 governor witness) → hearing (2023) = 26-year trajectory from mass sighting to congressional hearing.
• ← Graves (F-18/ASA) (assessment): Graves testified at July 26, 2023 hearing — first public UAP hearing. One of three witnesses (with Grusch + Fravor). 'First active duty pilot to come forward publicly.' Hearing launched modern congressional UAP engagement.
• ← Salas (Malmstrom) (assessment): Salas's 1967 Malmstrom incident is part of the nuclear-UAP evidence base that the July 2023 hearing addressed. Salas (1967 witness) → hearing (2023) = 56-year trajectory from incident to congressional hearing.
• → AAWSAP 38 DIRDs (assessment): DIA DIRD 'Advanced Space Propulsion Based on Vacuum (Spacetime Metric) Engineering' entered into hearing record. Puthoff authored DIRDs under AAWSAP. Congress now has theoretical framework for UAP propulsion.

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