Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Project 10073 Record — Vermillion, Ohio, July 1964

📅 17 July 1964 📍 5 miles West of Lorain, Vermillion, Ohio 🏛 FTD (Foreign Technology Division) 📄 Sighting Report Questionnaire

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A pilot reported a star-like object in the sky over Vermillion, Ohio, on July 17, 1964. The FTD concluded the sighting was likely the Echo I satellite.

This document is a Project 10073 record detailing a UFO sighting reported by a pilot on July 17, 1964, near Vermillion, Ohio. The witness, who was on the beach at the time, observed a single, bright white, star-like object moving in a northeasterly direction for approximately four minutes. The witness, who identified themselves as a pilot, noted that the object appeared similar to a bright planet and made no sound. The weather conditions were reported as clear. The official conclusion provided by the Foreign Technology Division (FTD) suggests the object was a satellite observation, noting that if the time provided was local rather than Zulu time, the object would have been the Echo I satellite. The report includes a list of similar observations of 'Echo I' and 'Echo II' satellites over Columbus, Ohio, at various times in July 1964, suggesting a pattern of satellite sightings being reported as UAPs during that period.

Object descriptive of a Satellite Observation. ECHO I and II not in area if time is correct. If Local time and not Z time and not Z time, object would have been ECHO I.

Official Assessment

Object descriptive of a Satellite Observation. ECHO I and II not in area if time is correct. If Local time and not Z time and not Z time, object would have been ECHO I.

The object was identified as a likely satellite observation, specifically referencing Echo I.

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