Project 10073 Record Card and Air Intelligence Information Report — Singapore, B.C.C. and Albuquerque, N.M.

This document contains two distinct reports regarding unidentified aerial phenomena. The first is an Air Intelligence Information Report (IR-179-52) from the Air Liaison Office in Singapore, dated 8 September 1952. It details a sighting on 5 September 1952, where hundreds of citizens in Seremban and Batu Pahat observed a strange object in the sky. Witnesses, including a businessman named R. Singam, described a white object with a trail of smoke that traveled from west to east for approximately 10 minutes in a clear sky. The report notes that there was no plane, drone, or sound associated with the object. The second report is a United States Air Force Report of Investigation (24-8-42), dated 21 October 1952, concerning a sighting in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 6 September 1952. This investigation was initiated by the District Commander following a report from a local paint salesman. The witness, along with his wife and another individual, observed a round, red object approximately the size of a basketball with a long red tail. The object approached from a southwesterly direction, passed overhead, and disappeared into the northeast. The witness reported that the object pulsated or flickered, emitted no sound, and moved with a 'jerky' motion. The investigation was closed with no further action.