PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DA T1 TIMI GROU' 2. LOCATION 1.23Q. 'PST' Willcox, Arizona I. IOUitCI 10. CONCLUSION OTHBR: R!FLECTIOlf Jfo object observed, l-c_1_v_i_l_ _n -i Reflection from al.,at an.Jtbing -could be a/ c, balloon, ice ._ NUMIIR 0' OIJICTS cryatale, etc. J. LINOTH 0' OISIRVATION 11. lltll' SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Smooth, ailveey diac-abaped object. Appeared 50 ft in diameter _-----t and 6 tt thick. Viewed at angle, attention to object attractell .. nPI o' OlllltVATION b7 reflection aa object titled. Reflection luted 2-5 aemnda. Object aaaumet horizontal position and reflection loat. l-s_r_'O\_I_n4_n l -t 1fo lateral mo~ion 7. COUitll t. 'HYSICAL !VIDINCI Technical Intellieence O!nter \lr:ight-Patterson llr F'orce Ease Dayton, Ohio Dear ~irs: I wish t.o r(:port ths sightir.e or a so- called flying saucer on ~:ay 29 , 1954 vhUe driving tron IDrdRbnrz, New l- J-:dco to 'fucson, Arizona. At a pr.>int soneplace ~tween ~!illcox and !1enson atJOut 10:.)~ AH my attention we.s att- racted tro11 th-, road by the re nection of the sun on a smooth, silvery, disc-shared object. It app- eared to tilt toward me ar.d irt so doing it caught the reflection of t .he sWl. The refledtion lasted for a period or 2 to 5 seconds and then the obJect resumsd a more horizontal poaiti~n and the reflect- ion \.'as lost. ! would estil!late tha.t I vieved the ob- jact at an angle ot about plus 20 d9BI~es and it ~ieht have been two to tive miles distant. It apP- eared to be a bout SO rt. in dianeter ard pt::rhapa 6 tt. thick. In the brief titte it was visible I could r.ot det.eot any lateral J'k)vement. I wa.s alone at. the time so there vaa no other ,d tneas that I Very truly yours