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House Intelligence UAP Hearing (2022)

2022-05-17what this date marks is not recorded

May 17, 2022 hearing of the House Intelligence Subcommittee on Counterterrorism, Counterintelligence, and Counterproliferation - the first open congressional hearing on UAP in over 50 years. Sworn witnesses: Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Ronald Moultrie and Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray.

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House Intelligence UAP Hearing (2022) → Ronald Moultrie
testified under oath
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The complete 53-page transcript of this hearing contains the words oath, sworn and swear exactly zero times, and the phrase "raise your right hand" not at all. No oath was administered. The one near-match, "rise and", is the middle of "surprise and".
House Intelligence UAP Hearing (2022) → Scott Bray
testified under oath
testified
The complete 53-page transcript of this hearing contains the words oath, sworn and swear exactly zero times, and the phrase "raise your right hand" not at all. No oath was administered. The one near-match, "rise and", is the middle of "surprise and".

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