Bob Lazar–Los Alamos National Laboratory Correspondence

I was employed as a physicist at the Los Alamos National Lab, Meson facility in 1982. My group conducted experiments utilizing the medium energy linear particle accelerator, concentrating on polarized proton scattering experiments. At another time, I was employed in the Weapons Division, where my work centered on high energy particle beam accelerators for use in space. Despite this employment, however, there seems to be no personnel file with my name on it.

Attempts have been made in recent months to verify my employment at the lab but those attempts have thus far borne little fruit. Journalists who have attempted to find out if I ever worked at the lab have been told that no records of such employment could be found.

This is a formal request for the release of my personnel file. I would like a copy of all releasable information in my file, including any references to my security clearance, my duties at the lab, my tenure of employment, etc. In order to facilitate this request, I have included a photocopy from the 1982 lab phone book, indicating that I was an employee. I agree to pay any reasonable duplication costs and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Your letter of March 14, 1990, to Sheri Spencer has been referred to our office for response.

We were unsuccessful in locating any Laboratory personnel or medical records pertaining to you. Our search through Laboratory security records indicate you were issued a Z Number of 094729 on May 18, 1982, for Kirk-Mayer.

For our convenience, you included with your letter a photocopy of page 21 from our 1982 Laboratory Alphabetical Telephone Directory. This directory also listed you as a Kirk-Mayer employee.