National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
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OrgGovernment AgencyThe National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency produces mapping, imagery analysis, and geospatial intelligence for policymakers, warfighters, intelligence agencies, and emergency responders.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency produces mapping, imagery analysis, and geospatial intelligence for policymakers, warfighters, intelligence agencies, and emergency responders.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is both a Department of Defense combat-support agency and a principal member of the Intelligence Community. It supplies geospatial intelligence—information derived from imagery and location data—to policymakers, military forces, intelligence analysts, navigators, and first responders. Its modern form dates to the 1996 creation of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency and its 2003 renaming as NGA.
NGA combines satellite and airborne imagery, mapping, geodesy, elevation, maritime and aeronautical data, commercial sources, and analytical tools. It supports targeting, warning, treaty monitoring, disaster response, navigation, and military planning. The agency also leads standards and partnerships across a large government-and-commercial GEOINT enterprise. The agency’s lineage includes military mapping and national imagery organizations that were consolidated after the Cold War. Its analysts do more than inspect photographs: they integrate coordinates, time, terrain, infrastructure, and multiple collection sources into a common spatial account. That fusion function can connect an isolated observation to activity outside one sensor’s field of view.
Imagery and precise location data could help investigate some UAP cases, especially when an event has known coordinates, time, viewing geometry, and sensor coverage. Yet intelligence imagery is collected for defined missions, not as a continuous scientific record of every location. Resolution, access, retention, cloud cover, tasking, and classification determine what evidence may exist.
NGA matters because geospatial analysis can test scale, motion, terrain, line of sight, and correlation with known activity. It cannot recover information a sensor never collected, and a classified image’s absence from public view does not prove a hidden conclusion. A rigorous record should connect the agency only where records, testimony, or mission authorities support its involvement and distinguish its analytic role from that of NRO collection systems.
Probed ingest of: NASIC - Air Force UFO Crash Retrieval & Reverse Engineering
[Retweeted] "They wanted to kill [Grusch]." (I'm slowly going through the entire interview and will spend all day on it.) Early 2022... David Grusch: "I get chills talking about this because it's kind of upsetting. I was in D.C. for a conference on UAP, actually, for my agency - NGA (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency) at the time - and I got summoned to an off-books Senate Intel Committee - we'll call it a meeting - in their, you know, their SCIF, right? They're their vault where you ca...
"They wanted to kill [Grusch]." (I'm slowly going through the entire interview and will spend all day on it.) Early 2022... David Grusch: "I get chills talking about this because it's kind of upsetting. I was in D.C. for a conference on UAP, actually, for my agency - NGA (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency) at the time - and I got summoned to an off-books Senate Intel Committee - we'll call it a meeting - in their, you know, their SCIF, right? They're their vault where you can talk class...
Probed ingest of: Joe Rogan Experience #2560 - David Grusch
RT @MinuteofZombie: @DrPhiltill Grusch also saw overhead imagery at NGIA, and witnessed the classified testimony with supporting artifacts…
Probed ingest of: Pentagon Whistleblower UNLOADS on Alien Hybrid Breeding Programs (ft. Matthew Brown)
David Grusch: “I’ve seen this evidence with my own eyes. Photographs and videos of these operations, including the craft and the non human occupants.” Ross Coulthart highlights how the former Air Force intelligence officer and senior National Geospatial Intelligence Agency official says he has already given classified testimony and evidence to the Intelligence Community Inspector General and to Congress. He says that material covers U.S., allied, and adversary involvement in the retrieval of...
David Grusch: “I had folks from the retrieval program exfiltrate audio & visual evidence for me to see, both video and photos of the recovered craft, some of the dead ALIENS that were recovered, call it the pilots.” 👽🛸 The former Air Force major, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and National Reconnaissance Office intelligence official who served on the UAP Task Force has now joined Congressman Eric Burlison’s office as a special advisor. In his recent interview he stated some recover...
James Fox posts Grusch's plea to POTUS (video): Grusch: "My name is David Grush. I am a former career Air Force intelligence officer and former senior official at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency. I've already provided classified testimony and evidence to the Intelligence Community Inspector General and Congress about what I learned about UAP and the involvement of the US, Allied nations, and adversary governments in the retrieval of technology of unknown origin" Grusch: "This incl...
