Project 10073 Record Cards and Reports — Neffesville, Pennsylvania and Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

This document contains a collection of Project 10073 record cards, worksheets, and teletype reports concerning two separate Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings occurring on August 20, 1952. The first incident took place in Neffesville, Pennsylvania, where a witness named Mr. Ford and two others observed a strange object at an altitude of approximately 500 feet. The witnesses initially mistook the object for an airplane. The report from Flight Operations at Olmsted AFB describes the weather as clear with calm winds. The second incident occurred at Dhahran Airfield in Saudi Arabia, where a clear white light, described as the size of a pin point, was observed through a theodolite. The object was tracked for four consecutive minutes before being lost. The report from the Air Weather Service Detachment at Dhahran notes that there was no physical evidence, no radar contact, and no known air traffic in the area at the time of the sighting. Both reports were forwarded to the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) at Wright-Patterson AFB for evaluation. The final evaluation for the reports was 'insufficient data', with a handwritten note on the Neffesville worksheet stating the report was 'too scanty'.