David Grusch is a former Air Force intelligence officer who specialized in analyzing foreign advanced aerospace threats. He served for over a decade in the Air Force before joining the intelligence community.
In the Air Force, Grusch focused on processing, exploiting and disseminating intelligence information related to advanced aerospace vehicles and technologies. He worked to determine the origins and operating principles behind unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) encountered by military personnel.
After leaving the Air Force, Grusch joined the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) as a representative to the Pentagon’s UAP Task Force. The NRO is an intelligence agency that operates surveillance satellites and provides intelligence support related to national security. At the NRO, Grusch provided expertise and analysis to help investigate UAP incidents.
Most recently, Grusch served as the co-lead of the UAP analysis team at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). The NGA provides geospatial and targeting intelligence to the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community. In this role, Grusch helped authenticate UAP video footage and images, determine UAP flight characteristics, and identify any signatures associated with advanced technology.
With his background in military intelligence and aerospace analysis, Grusch has provided valuable insight and leadership to government UAP investigative efforts. He lends both technical expertise and field experience toward understanding the origins of unidentified aerial phenomena.
