Flat-shaped UFO over North Carolina

Summary

In September 1955, a witness in Landis, North Carolina, reported seeing two unidentified flying objects with a flat, symmetrical shape. Both objects were bright orange and aligned one behind the other. Despite their unusual appearance, they moved in a straight line northward without making any sound. The observer described them as sharply defined and without smoke or changes in shape. This report, part of Project 10073, lacks photographs or physical evidence but details the visual observation.

The report concludes that the sighting might be linked to aerial refueling operations known as "Black Cow," a common explanation used by the Air Force for cases with no clear evidence. Although the observer did not mention seeing similar objects before, the lack of sound and straight trajectory fit conventional military operations. No additional witnesses were reported, and no further details about the observer were provided.