Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Project 10073 Record Card — Bunker Hill AFB, Indiana, August 1957

📅 7 August 1957 📍 Bunker Hill AFB, Indiana 📄 Record Card

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TL;DR

A Project 10073 record card documenting a 1957 sighting of a red and yellow object at Bunker Hill AFB. The event was officially attributed to a meteor.

This document is a Project 10073 record card detailing an unidentified aerial phenomenon sighting that occurred on August 7, 1957, at Bunker Hill Air Force Base in Indiana. The report describes a single, round object that was red and yellow in color. The witness estimated the size of the object to be equivalent to a basketball held at arm's length. The observation lasted for a duration of ten seconds, during which the object traveled on a northwest course. The record indicates that the observation was made via ground-visual means, and explicitly notes that no photographs were taken and no radar contact was established. The official conclusion reached by the evaluating authority is that the sighting was caused by a meteor, citing the description, duration, and flight path as the primary evidence for this determination. The document also notes that there is no further report on file regarding this specific incident.

Description, duration, flight path indicate that this sighting was caused by a meteor.

Official Assessment

Description, duration, flight path indicate that this sighting was caused by a meteor.

The object was identified as a meteor based on the description, duration, and flight path of the sighting.

Organizations

Military Units