Thomas R. Wilson

Thomas R. Wilson is a retired United States Navy admiral renowned for his intelligence career and alleged involvement in UAP/UFO investigations. His connection to the field stems from the leaked 'Wilson Memo' of 2002, documenting a meeting with astrophysicist Dr. Eric W. Davis where Wilson reportedly sought access to classified UFO programs, including discussions on crashed saucers, alien bodies, Roswell, and MI-12, but was denied despite top clearances. Endorsed by Apollo astronaut Edgar Mitchell, the memo fueled debates on government secrecy. A highly decorated officer, Wilson's efforts highlight high-level military interest in UAPs, though details remain classified and authenticity contested.