Section A · Scientific researchers · 1961–

Eric W. Davis

PhD in theoretical physics, University of Arizona + EarthTech International + AATIP consultant + co-author of exotic-propulsion papers (DTIC)

Biography

A theoretical physicist tied to the Pentagon's advanced-propulsion programs. He is the author of the so-called 'Wilson memo', personal notes leaked in 2019 describing a conversation with Admiral Thomas Wilson about a secret, unacknowledged craft-recovery program. Its authenticity is disputed, but its content matches in structure the testimony David Grusch gave in 2023.

Why they're here · 1 pieces

  1. 2002

    Wilson Memo (leaked 2019)

    Personal notes on unacknowledged special-access programs

Sources

  • 'Wilson/Davis Memo' (notas filtradas, 2019)Notes on an alleged unacknowledged special-access program.

Associated cases (6)

United States.

Wilson-Davis Memo· 2002

Eric Davis's handwritten 2002 notes record Admiral Thomas Wilson — former DIA Vice Director — recounting that in 1997 he was denied access to a special access program on recovered technology despite his rank: the compartmentalization described matches Grusch's 2023 testimony.

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United States.

Grusch Congressional testimony· 2023

Former intelligence officer David Grusch testified under oath before Congress that multiple firsthand sources described undisclosed programs recovering non-human material; the IC Inspector General deemed his complaint 'credible and urgent'. Hearsay testimony, but multi-source.

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Chile.

Valdés case· 1977

On 25 April 1977, a six-soldier Chilean Army patrol on the Atacama altiplano saw two luminous objects approach; Corporal Armando Valdés stepped away from the group and vanished for several minutes. When he returned, his watch and the growth of his beard appeared advanced by five days within a fifteen-minute span — an anomaly attested by six military observers, with no established cause.

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United States.

Levelland Texas· 1957

Within three hours, fifteen independent drivers around Levelland, Texas reported an oval object that killed engines and headlights on approach, with systems recovering as it left; sheriff Weir Clem confirmed it at the scene. The first documented mass electromagnetic-interference event.

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United States.

USS Jackson — Transmedium Incident (Wiggins, 2023)· 2023

Active-duty Navy Senior Chief observes 4 Tic Tac objects — one emerging from the ocean — confirmed on radar and EO/IR. First ever active-duty U.S. Navy congressional testimony. Transmedium behavior (ocean-to-air), synchronized departure with no thermal or sonic signature.

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United States.

USPER · orbs over a Western US test site (FBI-302)· 2025

The 'USPER Statement' is an FBI-302 interview with a currently serving senior U.S. intelligence-community official —identity protected under source rules— about a first-hand orb encounter at a sensitive Western US test installation in 2025. After searching by helicopter the area where orbs had previously been seen, the team found a 'super-hot' orb hovering over the ground that traveled 20 miles at a speed impossible for the pursuing helicopter; a 'swarm' of lights then appeared, and four or five orbs flared up and down over half an hour. The official saw it with the naked eye alongside two pilots on night vision; other pilots and ground observers with NVG also witnessed it, and ground personnel took photos through night-vision devices. Declassified in the first PURSUE release (FBI-302) and expanded in the second (ODNI-UAP-D001 narrative).

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Synthesized bio from the UAP disclosure ecosystem — categorized by epistemological section (A-F).