Project 10073 Record Card and Spot Intelligence Report — 7 November 1951

This document contains a series of reports regarding an aerial phenomenon observed on 7 November 1951. The primary incident involved a sighting by a San Antonio Police Department officer at 0715 hours. The witness reported seeing an unknown object traveling from west to east at a tremendous speed. The witness noted that the object reflected light, similar to the sun's rays hitting an aircraft, and appeared to be in controlled flight, maintaining a level course. The witness explicitly stated there was no trail of fire and no sound. The report was processed by the 10th District Office of Special Investigations and forwarded to the Air Technical Intelligence Center. Official evaluations, including those by Dr. LaPaz of New Mexico University, concluded that the object was a meteor. This conclusion was supported by widespread reports of a meteor across Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma on the same morning. The document also includes a separate, unrelated sighting report from 11 November 1952, describing two fuzzy, cloud-like objects observed at Durango, Texas, which exhibited complex rotational and tilting behaviors over several minutes.