Declassified UFO / UAP Document
UFO Observation Report — South Charleston, Ohio, 26 March 1968
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A 1968 Project Blue Book report regarding a sighting of five star-like objects in South Charleston, Ohio. The case was closed as 'INSUFFICIENT DATA' because the witness failed to return the formal questionnaire.
This document consists of a Project Blue Book sighting report and associated correspondence regarding an unidentified aerial phenomenon observed on 26 March 1968 in South Charleston, Ohio. A witness, whose name is redacted, reported observing five star-like objects traveling toward the east at approximately 05:20 A.M. The observation lasted for ten minutes. The witness, a 46-year-old male, stated that the objects were bright, star-like, and disappeared behind clouds. He noted that he was in a parked car at the time and that his wife also witnessed the objects. The Air Force, via Major Hector Quintanilla, Jr., sent an AF Form 117 to the witness for completion. The final conclusion recorded by the Air Force was 'INSUFFICIENT DATA,' noting that while the report was initially phoned to a Duty Officer, the follow-up questionnaire was never returned by the observer.
The observer sighted five (?) star-like objects that traveled toward the east.
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Official Assessment
INSUFFICIENT DATA
The report was phoned to the Duty Officer. A form was sent to the observer but has not been returned.
Witnesses
Key Persons
- HECTOR QUINTANILLA, JrChief, Aerial Phenomena Office