Christopher 'Kit' Green

Christopher "Kit" Green, MD, PhD, is an American physician and former CIA officer with dual expertise in forensic medicine and neuroimaging. As the Agency's primary analyst for anomalous phenomena and UAP-related intelligence during the Cold War he occupied a unique position at the intersection of intelligence, science and medicine. He later became a professor of forensic neuroimaging at Wayne State University School of Medicine.

• CIA primary analyst for anomalous phenomena and UAP-related intelligence
• Dual expertise in forensic medicine and neuroimaging
• Professor of forensic neuroimaging at Wayne State University School of Medicine
• Analysed reports of UAP encounters experienced by government personnel, with a focus on physiological effects
• Linked to the informal "Invisible College" of scientists interested in UAP research within government and academic institutions
• Involved in the AAWSAP/BAASS programme and contributed to research on directed-energy effects on humans
• Work later intersected with Havana Syndrome investigations

Green's unique position combines intelligence-grade UAP assessment with medical and neuroimaging expertise, making him a key figure for the health dimension of human UAP encounters.