Project 10073 Record Card and March 1952 Sighting Compilation

This document consists of three pages detailing Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) reports from early 1952. The first page is a Project 10073 record card documenting a sighting on February 26, 1952, at Cambells Creek, Newfoundland. The witness reported hearing aircraft engines overhead for a duration of two hours, though the official note states that no aircraft were missing. The second page contains an information-only report sourced from NICAP regarding a sighting in Greenfield, Massachusetts, in February 1952. A Reverend reported observing three bright silver discs or spheres in an exact V-formation that moved to the zenith, hovered, changed formation, and departed at high speed. The objects were described as being half the diameter of the sun and seen against a deep blue sky, leaving the witness in a state of shock. The third page provides a summary table of sightings recorded between March 1 and March 31, 1952. This table lists various locations, including Goose AFB, Labrador; the Atlantic and Pacific oceans; and various sites in the United States and Japan. Evaluations for these sightings vary, ranging from 'AIRCRAFT' and 'BALLOON' to 'ASTRO (METEOR)' and 'UNIDENTIFIED'. Several entries are marked as having missing cards or insufficient data. An additional section lists reported sightings that were not treated as formal cases, including reports from Hasselbach, Saxonia; Iran; and Greenfield, Massachusetts, all sourced from news clippings.