CIA responds to UFO inquiry

Summary

In March 1959, Major Dor Kayhoe received a formal response from the CIA regarding a query related to unidentified flying objects. The document, written by Executive Officer J. S. Earman, states that there was still insufficient information to properly address the retired military officer's question. Although no specific UFO information is revealed, the message suggests the conversation might be linked to previous letters from 1958, where the subject had already been discussed. The reply, brief and formal, ends with a signature and date, offering no new data.

The document reflects the typical tone of the CIA during that period, marked by caution and lack of transparency on sensitive matters. Although the letter does not provide concrete information on unexplained aerial phenomena, its existence confirms that in the 1950s, official inquiries about UFOs were already being handled. These historical exchanges are valuable for understanding how authorities dealt with such topics at the time, without offering clear explanations or confirming or denying the existence of unconventional phenomena.