Former Military Officials Tell Congress America Has Secretly Recovered Alien Technology

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Former military officials have once again asserted—despite the Pentagon’s repeated denials—that the United States has secretly recovered non-human technology. As NPR reports, the latest House Oversight Subcommittee hearings delivered a mix of bold claims and measured observations from ex-government insiders.

Leading the witnesses was Luis “Lue” Elizondo, a former Defense Department intelligence official who previously led a classified UAP investigation program before the creation of the more public All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office at the start of the Biden Administration.

“Advanced technologies not made by our Government—or any other government—are monitoring sensitive military installations around the globe,” Elizondo stated in his submitted testimony. “Furthermore, the US is in possession of UAP technologies, as are some of our adversaries.”

While Elizondo hinted at a global competition over recovered technology, his latest testimony appeared more restrained than earlier statements. Earlier this year he claimed the government once ran a program designed to “trap” extraterrestrial craft, and he later acknowledged that a so-called “mothership” photograph he displayed at a November conference had been fabricated.

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Retired Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, who now heads a consulting firm focused on underwater UAP detection, joined Elizondo at the hearing. Gallaudet described witnessing an “unidentified object exhibiting flight and structural characteristics unlike anything in our arsenal” nearly a decade ago.

He further recounted receiving the now-famous “Go Fast” video in his inbox, only for the file to vanish the following day. The footage was later declassified and released through a Freedom of Information Act request in 2019.

Former NASA space policy executive Michael Gold offered a more pragmatic counterpoint, emphasizing that scientific rigor and reduced stigma remain the most reliable paths to understanding UAP. “As the saying goes, the truth is out there,” Gold told the subcommittee. “We just need to be bold enough and brave enough to face it.”

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