Project 10073 Record Card — Greenwich, Connecticut, 15 September 1962

This document consists of a Project 10073 record card and subsequent correspondence regarding a UFO sighting in Greenwich, Connecticut, on September 15, 1962. A civilian witness reported observing a large, bright, glowing object between 11:20 P.M. and 11:30 P.M. while parked near the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. The witness described the object as having three large lights—two in front and one in the rear—creating a triangular effect. The object initially moved westward, then executed a 90-degree turn to the south. The witness noted a faint sound similar to a high-altitude aircraft and observed a row of smaller red lights on the object's underside. The witness expressed concern that the object might be a secret aircraft and requested information on whether similar reports had been filed. In a follow-up letter dated September 24, 1962, Major C. R. Hart of the Department of the Air Force informed the witness that the provided data was insufficient for a sound evaluation and requested that the witness complete additional forms to be sent to Lt. Colonel Robert Friend at the Foreign Technology Division at Wright-Patterson AFB. The official conclusion recorded on the project card stated that the description and flight path of the object were consistent with those expected of a conventional aircraft.