PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD — Green Bay, Wisconsin, 25 Aug 55

This document is an Air Intelligence Information Report regarding a UFO sighting reported in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on August 25, 1955. The report, prepared by 2nd Lt. Ronald E. Lief of Flight 3-A, 4602D AISS, details the account of a 26-year-old male witness who claimed to have seen a helicopter-like object with three rotors land 100 to 150 feet from his residence. The witness alleged that a small, one-foot-high creature or dog emerged from the craft, and that he subsequently chased it, stumbling over pieces of pottery in the process. The witness further claimed to have seen multiple transparent parachutes and other aerial phenomena. Following an investigation by the 676th AC&W Squadron and the Green Bay Filter Center, military officials determined the report to be a hoax. Investigators noted that the witness had a history of claiming to observe phenomenal events and had been under a doctor's care. The physical evidence provided by the witness—pieces of purple, yellow, and white pottery—was dismissed as irrelevant to the sighting. The final assessment by the preparing officer and the approving commander, Colonel John M. White Jr., was that the entire incident was a fabrication.