Declassified UFO / UAP Document

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD - 10 July 61

📅 10 July 61 📍 Atlantic 🏛 USAF 📄 Record Card and Staff Message

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TL;DR

A civilian witness reported a diamond-shaped object with four lights over the Atlantic on July 10, 1961. The Air Force officially classified the sighting as an aircraft due to a lack of conflicting data.

This document consists of a Project 10073 record card and an associated Department of the Air Force staff message regarding an unidentified aerial phenomenon reported on July 10, 1961. The sighting occurred at 0150Z in the Atlantic region at coordinates 30.30N 76.25W. The witness, identified as a civilian on an airplane traveling between the United States and Bermuda, observed a single object at medium altitude. The object was described as diamond-shaped, featuring one light at each of its four points—specifically two red lights and two white lights. The object was reported to be traveling at a very high speed on a heading of 90 degrees under partly cloudy weather conditions. The official evaluation of the incident, recorded on the project card, concluded that the object was an aircraft. This determination was based on the absence of conflicting data, despite the limited nature of the information provided by the witness. The staff message, which was distributed to various military commands including CINCLANT FLT, CINCNORAD, and the 26th NORAD, confirms the details of the report and notes that an advance copy was to be delivered to OOP-CP and CIN.

Case listed as a/c in view of no conflicting data although info very limited.

Official Assessment

Case listed as a/c in view of no conflicting data although info very limited.

The object was identified as an aircraft (a/c) due to the lack of conflicting data.

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