Declassified UFO / UAP Document
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD — Netherlands, 4 August 1954
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A Project 10073 record card documenting a 1954 sighting of two unidentified objects by firemen in The Hague. ATIC concluded the event had insufficient data for analysis, noting searchlight beams as a possible explanation.
This document is a Project 10073 record card detailing a sighting that occurred in the Netherlands on the night of 4 August 1954. Between the hours of 2300 and 2400, two unidentified objects were observed by firemen over The Hague. The witnesses described the objects as flat ovals emitting a whitish-grey light. According to the report, the objects exhibited unusual flight characteristics, moving at what was described as an incredible speed, while also remaining completely motionless for periods lasting up to 30 seconds. The report notes that no photographs were taken and there was no radar contact associated with the event. The Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) conducted an evaluation of the incident. Their official conclusion was that the sighting could potentially be attributed to searchlight beams, though they ultimately determined that there was insufficient data available to conduct a thorough or definitive analysis of the event.
Two objects observed moving at incredible speed, at times remaining motionless for as long as 30 seconds. They were flat ovals with a whitish grey light.
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Official Assessment
ATIC evaluated as possible searchlight beams. Insufficient data for analysis.
The objects were observed by firemen over The Hague. Due to the nature of the report, ATIC concluded there was insufficient data for a definitive analysis, suggesting searchlight beams as a possibility.