Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record Card — W-P AFB, Ohio, 10 Nov 55
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A 1955 sighting report from Wright-Patterson AFB describes two stationary, glowing objects. The investigation concluded the objects were the celestial bodies Jupiter and Regulus.
This document is a Project 10073 record card and associated military teletype report concerning an unidentified aerial phenomenon observed on November 10, 1955, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. The witness, A/1C K. I. Kraszewski, a tower operator at Patterson Field, reported observing two stationary, round objects that appeared white and blue in color. The witness noted that the brightness of the objects fluctuated over a two-hour period. The report specifies that the objects were observed at 30 degrees elevation and 55 degrees azimuth, with clear weather conditions and visibility of seven miles. No radar contact was made, and no photographs were taken. The official evaluation conducted by the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) concluded that the objects were the celestial bodies Jupiter and Regulus. The report notes that the observed azimuth was within the expected probability of error for these astronomical bodies, leading to the final classification of the case as astronomical.
Case eval as astro (Jupiter & Regulus)
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Official Assessment
Jupiter and Regulus at 80 deg az, 25-30 deg elev. Az error within expected probability. Case eval as astro (Jupiter & Regulus)
The sighting was identified as the celestial bodies Jupiter and Regulus.
Witnesses
- K I KraszewskiA/1CPatterson Field Tower Operator
Key Persons
- Parkern C ACaptain