House Intelligence subcommittee UAP hearing (17 May 2022)
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Bray and Moultrie testify, 17 May 2022
Scott Bray, deputy director of naval intelligence, and Ronald Moultrie, under-secretary for intelligence and security, before the House Intelligence subcommittee — the first open congressional hearing on the subject since 1970. Frame from the committee's recording.
U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence · 2022 ↗Public domain — US government workLicence terms ↗On 17 May 2022 a House Intelligence subcommittee held the first open congressional hearing on UAP in more than fifty years, with testimony from Under Secretary Ronald Moultrie and Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray, who showed two short videos and said the database had grown to about 400 reports. The corpus does not discuss the hearing directly.
The event
| Date | |
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| Place | 38.8899, -77.0091 exact · United States |
| Official response | Bray told the subcommittee that the Navy had no explanation for a number of the cases and had not detected anything suggesting a non-terrestrial origin; Moultrie said the Department was committed to reducing stigma around reporting. |
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- house permanent select committee on intelligence government subcommittee chaired by Rep. André Carson
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House Intelligence subcommittee UAP hearing (17 May 2022), ODNI Preliminary Assessment on UAP, House Oversight UAP hearing (26 July 2023). Open the full map filtered to this record.