Project 10073 Record — Fairborn, Ohio, 11 May 1967

This document contains a Project 10073 record regarding a UFO sighting reported by a civilian in Fairborn, Ohio, on 11 May 1967. The observer reported seeing a bright red, stationary light low on the horizon for approximately 15 minutes. The sky was described as overcast, preventing the observation of stars. The report includes a completed U.S. Air Force Technical Information questionnaire, which indicates the observer was at home and did not observe any other features, such as sound or movement. A follow-up memorandum for the record, dated 24 January 1968, details an attempt by a Duty Officer to clarify the report with the witness. During this conversation, the witness stated she had seen so many UFOs that she could not remember the specific incident. The official conclusion of the report is that the sighting was likely one of the numerous red high-rise warning lights in the Fairborn area, which are present due to air traffic associated with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The report is classified as an unreliable report. The document also includes meteorological data, specifically a Skew-T, Log P diagram and wind computation sheets for the date of the sighting, which were used to assess the atmospheric conditions at the time.