PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. DATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
24 September 1954
24/2334Z Neosho, Missouri
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATION
4. NUMBER
1
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Approx 24 Seconds Saucer-shape Saucer-shape ubj wi ubj wit quadrature markings. Varied on speed
Top side had a projectior resemblil Top side had esembli of a a
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION sub. Obj disappeared sub. Obj disappear 24 seconds. 4 seconds.
Ground Visual
Odd circumstances concerning the sighting. Odd circumstances concerning Report Report 1955
7. COURSE of sighting in Sept 1954 of sighting Sep Insuffic: Data.
8. PHOTOS
Yes Yes
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yes
FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.

TO: Comnander
Air Technical Intelligence Center
Wright-Patter orce Base
Ohio
ATTN: ATIAA-20
1. Transnitted herewith for your herewith for your inf ormation is one (l) if ormation is one (1) copy
of Spot of Spot Intelligence Intelligence Report, dated Report, dated 1 May 1955, fron the 11th OSI 1955, fron the 11th OSI
District (IG), T: District (IG), T
subject matter.
2. Your attention is invited to the attention is invited to the AFR 124-1,
3 which prohibit the release of investigative the release of investigative nation ation to unauthor-
ized persons.
weit
1 Incl ROBERTS P. JOHSON, JR.
Spot Rpt dtd 17 May 55 Colonel, USAF
District Counander
ce: Dir OSI w/o Incl
DOWNGRADED AT & YEIR INTERVALS;
DECLASSIFTED YEARS.
DOD DIR 5200.10
Whes Inslocyr
ettsehad. the danaificete
will te corsates
AN 193-1
UNCLASSIFIED
55-05I - 1928

ter 1954,
ho obnerved an Identified flying mear Heo:
2. Nr.d
appoared and subnitted a ewritten ropgrt kansas,
Field Dirision, Federal of
right sorre, In this report clairs to have sighted an unicentiflod
Locationi Approx. one mile south of main
leosno, . Bighway
71
Apparont height at first cbservetlon: 10,000 et.
Apparent dlameter of object: feet.
'irsunstanoes; The wrieral ned, togetber witn his ; wite, was driving
elong Utghway 7i en route E
observed
the cblsat, and Irredlately pelled off the highvay, otarting dounting
soconds at the same tims, I tave had conei'arabls treining in counting
UNCLASSIFIED
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ONEIDENILAL. A1x 790cx-OC-32-4-4-95

at this time of day make such an observation of little value. After
complating the second looo at seconds i4, speed of the object increased
still further both transversely and receding, and at seconds 24 it had
emanating from tbe obje_t, nor was there any sound, but this could not
obsarvation
others were interested, like the undersigned, and there may have been
location and
form of power.
not generelly kmown, prokably n acceleration
and terrific speed developed.
2 UNCLASSIFIED
AIR 70RCE-OC-33-4-4-38

impossible
Mr. KELLY.
4. ACTICN: Copies of thia Loelawun shed
5. This oa, sm
in paragrap in paragraph 24a, , AFR 205-1. 205-1.
BERMARD J. DUFFY BERNARD J. DUFFY
Lt Colonel. USAF Lt Colonel, USAF
Distriet Commander
1 Inel: 21
Photostatie Report of WALKER KELLY
UNCLASSIFIED
3
CONNDENTIAL A18 79nc2-OC-3M-4-4-95

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slight rolaine ot. i

fLeetins glinpse I had of the top-side, there possibly was a projeetion gomewhet reseabline
the conning tower of a submarine. The speed with which things were harpentng and the
Aftar comleting the second Loop at seconds I4, speed of the abfect tecreesed otalr urth
toth transversely and receding, and at eeconde 24 it had become com-latoly Invisible.
There was no sign of smoke or vapor emanating fron the object, nor ras there any sound,
observation was In progress.
CONCLUSIOT3
For what they wey be warth, this reporter auhaits the rottovine conclen
ragarelng tre Rbove cbservatiort
then thertomd the
have beer radar or ther
sias at vorivon Camg Chaffes