Observation of Flying Object Near [illegible]

This document is a memorandum detailing the observation of an unusual flying object by a group of four individuals traveling on a train. The witness reports that at approximately 1910 hours, while the train was moving in a generally southerly direction, they observed an object through the train window. The object was described as a flat, circular shape with a bulge, resembling a partially inflated balloon. It appeared to be rotating slowly and was observed to have two white lights that looked like eyes, as well as two searchlights. The witness noted that the object moved upward and then rapidly over the train. The observation lasted approximately six to seven seconds. The witness explicitly stated that no noise was heard and no exhaust trail was visible. The witness also noted that the object did not appear to be a conventional airplane. Following the sighting, the train porter appeared and pulled the window shades down, which the witness interpreted as an attempt to obscure the view of a restricted area. The document includes notes from an interrogation and an interview, which corroborate the details of the sighting, including the object's appearance, its movement, and the lack of sound. The witness and their party were later debriefed, though the document notes that the witness did not discuss the matter with other members of the party after the occurrence.