Christopher "Kit" Green
ID: kit-green
Summary
Physician, neuroscientist, forensic-neuroimaging specialist. CIA career 1969-1985 (senior division analyst, assistant NIO for science and technology). Connected to SRI remote viewing program with Puthoff. AAWSAP DIRD author: "Anomalous Acute and Subacute Field Effects on Human Biological Tissues" (2009). Wayne State University School of Medicine / Detroit Medical Center. The DIRD documents severe biological effects (erythema, radiation illness, malignant transformations) from close-proximity exposure to "broad-band ultrahigh radiofrequency mixed radiation" from an "anomalous aerospace-related event."
Deep Dive Analysis
Intelligence Summary: Christopher 'Kit' Green
Node Identity: Dr. Christopher 'Kit' Green is a physician-scientist and former CIA analyst who served as the original custodian of the CIA's 'Weird Desk' — the informal unit evaluating UFO reports, exotic propulsion, and anomalous phenomena. His unique combination of neurophysiology (Ph.D.) and medicine (M.D.) made him the CIA's leading expert on the human effects of anomalous encounters.
CIA Career (1969-1985): Green joined the CIA in 1969 as a neurosciences analyst. He was the first analyst/program manager to oversee early remote viewing research monitored by the US government. He rose to Branch Chief, Deputy Division Director, and Assistant National Intelligence Officer for Science and Technology. He briefed CIA Directors Richard Helms and William Colby on UFO-related matters. He received the CIA's National Intelligence Medal for classified work performed between 1979 and 1983. He was the informal custodian of the 'Weird Desk' from the 1970s until his departure from government service in 1985, passing the role to Ron Pandolfi in 1983.
Post-CIA Career: After leaving government service in 1985, Green held senior technology roles at General Motors. He later returned to academic medicine and forensic neuroimaging, becoming a Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit. He maintained defense advisory roles on defense and National Academies panels throughout his post-CIA career.
Key Involvements:
- SRI remote viewing program (Stargate) — worked with Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff
- AAWSAP DIRD author: 'Clinical Medical Acute & Subacute Field Effects on Human Dermal & Neurological Tissues' (2010, DIA, 28 pages) — obtained via Black Vault FOIA
- Wilson-Davis Memo orbit — stated an alien being in a video was 'real' and not human (per Dolan email citation)
- Skinwalker Ranch orbit (2017 disclosure)
- 'Invisible College' network of scientific collaborators
Aviary Network: Green's Aviary codename is 'Bluejay,' described as the 'agency-side bridge into anomalous neuroscience.' This reflects his unique role bridging CIA intelligence work with neuroscience and anomalous phenomena research.
Evidence Calibration:
- ESTABLISHED: Education (Ph.D. Neurophysiology, M.D.), CIA career (1969-1985), Weird Desk role, National Intelligence Medal
- ESTABLISHED: AAWSAP DIRD authorship (2010, Black Vault FOIA), Wayne State professor role, SRI remote viewing involvement
- ALLEGED: 'Real' alien being assessment in video (per Dolan email citation — unverified)
- DISPUTED: Wilson-Davis memo accuracy and Green's role in that orbit
Key Findings
- ▸ SRI remote viewing program (Stargate) — worked with Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff
- ▸ AAWSAP DIRD author: 'Clinical Medical Acute & Subacute Field Effects on Human Dermal & Neurological Tissues' (2010, DIA, 28 pages) — obtained via Black Vault FOIA
- ▸ Wilson-Davis Memo orbit — stated an alien being in a video was 'real' and not human (per Dolan email citation)
- ▸ Skinwalker Ranch orbit (2017 disclosure)
- ▸ 'Invisible College' network of scientific collaborators
Related Entities (5)
Dr. Hal Puthoff
EricDavis
AAWSAP (Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program)
Central Intelligence Agency
Garry Nolan
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