Project 10073 Record Card — Fall City, Texas, 23 October 1957

This document consists of a Project 10073 record card and associated military communications regarding a UFO sighting reported on October 23, 1957, in Fall City, Texas. A civilian witness reported observing three round, bluish-orange objects, described as being the size of a pea at arm's length. The objects were observed for a duration of two minutes, following a straight flight path. The official record card concludes that the sighting was likely caused by aircraft. However, internal correspondence from the investigating agency reveals significant frustration regarding the quality of the report. The investigator notes that the report originated from a Ground Observer Corps (GOC) post and lacked critical data, such as azimuth and elevation. While the investigator acknowledges that the description is consistent with a balloon seen at dusk, they state that it is impossible to make a conclusive evaluation due to the limited information provided. The documentation includes internal routing information, confirming the report was processed through Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) channels and distributed to various Air Force commands, including the 33rd Air Division and the Air Defense Command. The report explicitly notes that the objects were not picked up on radar.