Project 10073 Record Card and Associated Correspondence — Uniontown, Pennsylvania, 10 December 1958

This document collection details a UFO sighting report filed under Project 10073, occurring on 10 December 1958 near Uniontown, Pennsylvania. A civilian witness, identified as a young boy, reported observing a round, blue and green object approximately the size of a basketball, which exhibited a slight glow. The observation lasted for 12 seconds. The report was initially processed by the 662nd ACWRON and forwarded to the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Upon review, ATIC officials, including Major Robert J. Friend, determined that the information provided was insufficient and requested further clarification regarding the object's elevation, azimuth, flight path, and local weather conditions. Subsequent communication from the 662nd ACWRON indicated that they were unable to correlate the sighting with any radar or other equipment data. Furthermore, the unit was unable to re-contact the witness to obtain the requested details. The official conclusion recorded on the project card is a 'possible meteor sighting.' The documentation includes the original record card, a joint message form requesting an investigation, and the follow-up response from the military unit confirming their inability to substantiate the report.