PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. ~A. TE TIME GROUP September 19 56 3. :;t")tJRCE 4. NUMBER OF OBJ:CTS 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Astro (1~3TEOH) ,,, LENCTH OF CS,iRVATION 11, BRIGP IUMMARY ANO ANAL.YSIS /.. TYPE OF 08SE ~'-'A TION 7. COU?.Sl: 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Observers reported c~ .. Ttr,'lils in the air subsequently dis- appear.i.ng into tl.e S(~.'l. One aircraft was in the area but it was accounted for. Investigating offici<.l ruportcd that the to hi.u indicates a po5si hle meteorite as information availab:l.c:j a valdi conclusion. 1 FTD S E P 6 3 0-329 ~:DE) p,.vloue edltl~n ot U\11 forru mar be u .. d 8. R:~.aLrks or reports o;( specic.;..l incidents i:l any, ax~ lf.11 t.E :l balo-.n (S~curity violations, issuz.nce of orders, fires, ~lH~I:t..lJ1!] the Co:,r:a.nd~r at Operations, etc.). Continue on plain bo:n.:l l~"!pcH' l.:.C n;;:c~ssnry. ;' :-~.c.cai~,e:i call from White House requesting Vice Admiral Taylor call Op. 18 in ~.'as~;ington. Conta.cted Vice. Adr.Ural Taylor and delivered message. I~itial call received at 1945 local. .;: Rec~ited call from AFSC Command Post at 2030 concerning airlift for Vice hW~r~ Taylor. Followed up until deterwined aircraft was set up t-~ 2320 .:rom AFSC CP. Col. Sutter, C. 0. Antigua, reported some Eastern Test Ra~5e civilians reported contrails in air subsequently disappearing into sea. Approx. 60-100 miles SSE Antigua at 2235 EST. Had one aircraft in are~, but present and accounted for. Possible meteorite. 9. ~-/').... hours, relieved :from duty, turned in repn.1~1: c~nd all ~-as sages, sealed e:1ve lopes, etc., received during :my tc:ur C.f Sig::a-:ae Vic:c~ L. Hartzler Oftic~= of the Day