File 2297 — Dallas, Texas, December 24, 1952
This document is a collection of 27 oscilloscope photographs taken in Dallas, Texas, on December 24, 1952. It serves as a technical record of signal data associated with 'Ship #51' and 'Flt 70'.
Document Collection
1952
File 2299 — Miami, Florida, December 25, 1952
This document is a brief file record from December 25, 1952, regarding a sighting in Miami, Florida. It includes two photographs of unidentified light sources.
Project 10073 Record Card — Miami, Florida, 25 December 1952
A civilian couple in Miami reported a bright light on Christmas night 1952, which they photographed. The Air Force investigated and concluded the object was likely the planet Venus.
Project 10073 Record Card — Canadian, Texas, 27 December 1952
On 27 December 1952, five witnesses in a car near Canadian, Texas, observed a fast-moving, bluish-white object with a fiery trail. The Air Force concluded the object was likely a jet aircraft's exhaust.
Air Intelligence Information Report: Unidentified Flying Objects - 27 December 1952
Multiple witnesses, including an airline pilot and CAA personnel, observed an unidentified object emitting a bright white light and a contrail over Texas and New Mexico on December 27, 1952. Despite the witnesses' expertise, no radar contact was made, and the object remains unidentified.
Project 10073 Record Card — Vega, Texas, 29 December 1952
Two USAF pilots reported a bright, blue-white object performing a rapid vertical climb near Vega, Texas, on 29 December 1952. The official investigation concluded the object was likely the planet Venus.
Air Intelligence Information Reports: Aerial Sightings over Northern Honshu, December 1952
Multiple US military personnel in Japan reported sightings of rotating, multi-colored lights on December 29, 1952. Official investigations concluded these were likely astronomical phenomena, specifically the planet Venus, distorted by atmospheric refraction.