Aliases
AECAEC (civilian agency)Atomic Energy CommissionAtomic Energy Commission (US)Commission on Atomic EnergyU.S. Atomic Energy CommissionUS Atomic Energy CommissionUnited States AECUnited States Atomic Energy Commission
Disambiguation
The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) is a distinct civilian agency; not to be confused with predecessor Manhattan Engineer District (military) or successor agencies (NRC, ERDA/DoE).
Stats
mentions1
documents1
Organization
civilian-agencyUSfounded: 1947
Enrichment
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- United States Atomic Energy CommissionWikipedia▎ high· 2026-05-14
- Established 1946, officially operational January 1, 1947
- Five-member board headed by chairman (David Lilienthal first)
- Controlled all U.S. fissionable materials and nuclear weapons production
- Dissolved 1974, functions split to NRC and ERDA
- Atomic Energy Commission | Nuclear Power, Nuclear Regulation & Nuclear SafetyBritannica▎ high· 2026-05-14
- U.S. federal civilian agency established by Atomic Energy Act 1946
- Mandate: develop and regulate peaceful uses of atomic energy
- Dissolved 1974 under Energy Reorganization Act
- Regulatory functions transferred to NRC
- UFO reports and atomic sitesWikipedia▎ medium· 2026-05-14
- AEC chairman David Lilienthal dismissed 1947 UFO claims as gibberish
- No formal AEC investigation role documented for UFO/UAP incidents
- Military personnel at AEC facilities reported UAP observations independently
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Atomic Energy Commission
Description (EN)
Low-signal entity — referenced 12 time(s) across 7 document(s). No external enrichment performed (criteria: ≥3 mentions). Use the page references below for raw context.
Descrição (PT-BR)
Entidade de baixo sinal — referenciada 12 vez(es) em 7 documento(s). Sem enriquecimento externo (critério: ≥3 menções). Use as referências de páginas abaixo para contexto bruto.