Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Internal Memorandum Regarding Dr. Leon Davidson
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AI-Generated Summary
This document details the Air Force's internal frustration with Dr. Leon Davidson, who is challenging the official explanation that a 'space' signal was actually terrestrial Morse code. It highlights the tension between civilian researchers and military intelligence regarding the disclosure of UAP-related data.
This internal memorandum documents the ongoing administrative frustration regarding Dr. Leon Davidson, who is actively seeking information from the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC). Davidson is demanding a verbatim translation of a so-called 'space' message and the identification of its transmitter. The document references a previous communication sent to Davidson by Captain Wallace W. Elwood on August 23, 1957, which clarified that the signal in question was merely identifiable Morse code originating from a licensed United States radio station, rather than an extraterrestrial transmission. Despite this explanation, Davidson remains dissatisfied, contending that the audio characteristics of the signal do not conform to standard Morse code. The author of the memorandum notes that Davidson is threatening to use official Chicago office letterhead, or other government letterhead, to publish an article in a space-related magazine regarding the Air Force's alleged concealment of information on flying saucers. The memorandum concludes by noting that the Air Force is aware of Davidson's critical stance and his refusal to accept the official explanation provided by Captain Elwood.
DR LEON DAVIDSON IS ON OUR BACKS AGAIN. HE WANTS A VERBATIM TRANSLATION OF THE "SPACE" MESSAGE AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE TRANSMITTER FROM WHICH IT CAME.
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Official Assessment
Dr. Leon Davidson is persistently requesting information from ATIC regarding a 'space' message. ATIC previously informed him via a letter from Captain Wallace W. Elwood that the message was identifiable Morse code from a licensed US radio station, not a space message. Davidson remains unsatisfied, arguing the sound characteristics are not Morse-type, and is threatening to publish an article in a space magazine using government letterhead if his demands for further information are not met.
Key Persons
- Leon DavidsonIndividual requesting information on a 'space' message
- Wallace W. ElwoodCaptain, USAF, ATIC