Declassified UFO / UAP Document
UFO Observation Report — San Angelo, Texas, 21 November 1967
AI-Generated Summary
A 1967 UFO sighting in San Angelo, Texas, was investigated by the Air Force. The official conclusion attributed the observation to T-38 aircraft operating in the area at the time.
This document contains a series of reports and correspondence regarding a UFO sighting in San Angelo, Texas, on November 21, 1967. The primary witness, a 17-year-old student, reported observing a bright, white point of light that appeared stationary before moving south to northwest and changing color to red. The witness, who was outdoors in a residential area, noted that the object was brighter than any star and made no sound. The witness's 14-year-old brother also observed the object. The witness initially reported the event to the Air Force, which deemed the information insufficient and requested a formal report using AF Form 117. The subsequent investigation by the 6940th Security Squadron at Goodfellow Air Force Base determined that between 1845L and 2030L on the night of the sighting, 16 to 20 T-38 aircraft from Reese and Webb Air Force Bases were conducting flight operations in the San Angelo area at altitudes ranging from 3,500 to 22,500 feet. The official conclusion reached by the investigating officer, Captain F. M. Iey, was that it was probable the witnesses had observed one of these T-38 aircraft. The documentation includes the original correspondence from Colonel James C. Manatt of the Foreign Technology Division, the completed AF Form 117 questionnaire, and the internal Air Force message traffic summarizing the incident and the final assessment.
It is probable that the North brothers saw one of the T-38A.
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Official Assessment
It is probable that the North brothers saw one of the T-38A.
The sighting was likely caused by T-38 aircraft from Reese and Webb Air Force Bases, which were operating in the San Angelo area during the time of the observation.
Witnesses
- [illegible]Student
- [illegible]Student
Key Persons
- James C. ManattColonel, USAF, Director of Production