Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record — Antigua, September 1966
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A report from September 1966 regarding a sighting of contrails near Antigua by Eastern Test Range civilians. The event was officially attributed to a possible meteorite.
This document is a Project 10073 record detailing a sighting reported in September 1966 near Antigua. Civilians associated with the Eastern Test Range observed contrails in the air that subsequently disappeared into the sea. The incident occurred at approximately 2235 EST, roughly 60 to 100 miles south-southeast of Antigua. While there was one aircraft in the area at the time, it was accounted for by authorities. The investigating official concluded that the available information pointed to a possible meteorite. The report was filed by Captain Victor L. Hartzler, USAF, who served as the Officer of the Day. The document also includes administrative notes regarding communications with the White House and the AFSC Command Post concerning airlift arrangements for Vice Admiral Taylor.
Investigating official reported that the information available to him indicates a possible meteorite as a valdi conclusion.
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Official Assessment
Astro (METEOR)
The investigating official concluded that the information available indicated a possible meteorite.
Witnesses
- CivilianEastern Test Range