I t o o f 100 lb. sack or O~:;C'rvod SO\:rl\.l a. t ~lc.v:1 tion B31 .. DQW.RTERS i'OURTH ,'JD...'Y otrio~ or tho ;.c or s, a-2 Fort SaD Bouaton, Tome ltiBJBOT 1 Un1dont1t1od A\lriAl Pbocmonn. '1'0 lJr. Phil Sa.i th Ottioo of !{o. vo.l Intolligonco San .\ntonio, Toxn1 il10 tollorring roport(a) r c ,mido='ltifiod c.~rio.l phoncnono. obsorvod o.t P1110tt, ' on &\to :::.nd tir.lo ir..dic~tod. ronro.rdod fer your intor.nntior.a atatecl Bxb1b1ta w/d j A!W. Y ::~ DI'.'I~!ON FILE I f ilE aW .. IIER UIIDINfiFIID AIRIAL OBJECTS 1. D&to ot obaerfttlon 14 ... ID Dato ot Intea-vlctW " ID 2. ot tllle ot obaerfttlon (looo.l) AleJO Ptll. C) 3 Plaoe ot oba~r~tlone 4 Poa1t1on ot obauznr (air, oar, bld&, location or -give to.il11) ' A .._ n,illc Sa 6. lf\aber ot objeota and aketoh or formation or grouping 1 7 Apparent.ai&e ( own o_b_ioct_,.i at al'lll length) a ._ _. JIJU ~ -' .--- B . Color ot objoot1 -.tte -~. 9. Shape (give grnphic d~acription-compare with knovm object)1 !0. Altitude (Angle ot olevation nbo~e horizon-0 at horizon, 90 ovethend)l .11. Dirootion from obeernr (Angle olookwia-:t from north) 1 W ........ 12. Diatonoe trom obaerva1r appeared to be}a 13. Direotion ot tlilbt ot objeot () 14. "T1o 1n aisttte 2a 15. Spood. (timo to oovor given nngul.ar diatanoo) 1 16. Scnmd and odor 1 ..... 17. Trail (oolor, length, width, persistence, eto.) 18. Luminoai ty (viaibl.o _by rotlgction. -!11..6_!1 brillionoo) 1 11118 u.-. 19. Projeotiena (tina, wint;a. reda, ontonnao, 20. l1anc.uwra (turns, canopioa. oto.)l ~ t tlicht pnth) 1 ... !0 IIVII'l'Ial'l'IOI (Ocmt 21. 1&\mor ot cllaappoaranoo a 22. lttoot on oloude 1 Inolclont Bo. 23. A4d1tlODAl Wonao.tlon ocmouming objoota ................. -=-------------- 24. Woa.thor oond1t1ons and llsht a.t timo ot. s1ght1nga _a.."""''i-.ri"'P'~....----=------- 25. Duao and o.clclro ot ob1arver a Omamonts ot intorrogntor r~lntivo to 1ntoll1gonco and character ot o b~s(.ep~l~tti!' cords!d o~ ..... Dlcl obeor~r woar glaaaoe, oapocially pol~rrid gla.asos nt t~o ot signt- lnc, or was objoct vi~vrod throu~h canopy, windov1, or othor tra.nspa.ront t\{)\\'NGRA nF.n AT ~ v r.o '~-i':TF.TIV AT,~ 2 DOD DIU o:!oO.lO lelatiw to Radar 11 1. Re RacJara now open.tias Oil cround a. 0'-ervationa ot direo~1on, a~nce, ap .. d, altitude and aiae ot tarct b. Did tarcet execute any turna t It ao, What a gle (180 degrees), no., and 111\at radius ot turn. It radius of turn was not obaerftble, how long did "the tar set stay in the turn e.nd what waa ita apeed. o. lote particularly any separa-tion or distant target into aenral targets upon approach. d. lila radar blip on oathode ray :tube well derj.ned and oonaistent with aiae or objeotJ faintJ radiDL pulauting at regular rntet Did radar echo stsnaJ. disapper auddenly or raduallyf 2. It airborne, when object was aighteda a. Were there any radar indications or extra noise on radio circuits? b. Give estimates of site~ speed, manou~rs, eto~ 1. TeletJpe sequences f? looa t weatho.r ,cond.i tiona r 8 ll'l 2. Winds alc;tt reports a. Adiabatic chart tor period in questibni Local flight schedulos ot cCilii4eroial, prl;.te, airoratt flying 1.n vic 1n1 ty at the time 1 (Check Oandain activity it cloae to bo~r..) and military 4. Pgsaible releases ef teatin~ devioes ~n vioinit,r sent a~ott by Ordnanoo levy, Air Force, Ar.my, weather Units, (tor releas~ and traot or lighted synoptic bolloon &Dd other information), Reaearoh 0 z~tiona or any others 56 U objeot oollt&oto4 earth, obtain' aoil aupl within anc1 W1tn01ft depreaaion or apot whero objoot lande4 tor purpoaea or mal:iJI& oa.parlaOD of aoila 6. Obtaill photosraphl (or oripMl necat1na) where a.w.illlbloa 11' not, IOOUN lketohel oft b. Surrounding terratn ere objoot was ebaerved o. Plaoe where objeot contaoted earth (it this happened). 4. lluleuvera Pormation (it more than two) 7 Secure aigned statements. ltW...,. ~ ............. ~ B. Obtain tragmonts o;. tilysioal evidence whero possible JED 1\Fl':'i; 1:! YEARS. DOD DIU G:!uO.l 0 ot WIT ..mee lltatSoD lD , Araaa1. I a cc.pl..te olnle. ,.._, l u object, . tllu the plue, ill tba *' It wa1 abowe the .JL.IL , lD altitude, act ot pot.atoea 1D alse. ru eo1Gr ot the objecrt -et~ altm.. !he ob~ect ai'J'Mftd to '-e ~ (1,000) feet. lD alt.t ad at a .s.xq (60) depee drittlllc trc. --to AlENT REPORT .. .,.. ., mu & DAft IUIIIII I ID UnlioaU11.ecS :~erlal CtUjocte lntoa'f14i.ta N :arvin ~lor C\me'' & qsErnt,or c:4 ~I'O{~e enJ 'hUlillD 6G om'Vlco 24 ~.~rata 19~, the tol, o~lr(~ 1nct1Yidualo wero .:..utorvio.~CJ ~ur.ccr!..:.r~; all a~. t.od ~ubat.tu1tJ.:ll.q t.he aa.Jc aa tol::.a1;:ll v ex :..ct. re="'v!ti".n, reliable, ~m-cbidi:l: ~.rd ot t:ood c>nr~ctera Lito\!:.w ao' J\IOt ntanoe tibe1-ltt, Cl.t'-7 Countq, 41.;: ot.t. l)c,ud.ntanoe tor 25 788ft hna no J'0]1 oe Ncord. added td.thout. l'C!ercnce to recordG thnt .!r. 'l'oylor I. nND lAIII MD OIIIMIZAT1CIII 01 IPKIAL MDII' ;:ot.ho-..tt. ~ercnce to recorda t,but. :.:r. 'lor hn3 no ;:ollce I. eun. OIIPICIAL MDII' RR JED ZVA RR JEDC JEPAG JEZC 333 DE JWTAD 18 FM CMDR CONTLDIV MATS KELLY AFB TEX TO JEDC/CG A!1C WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB DAYTON OHIO ATTN 11CIP.Xf1!'-V INFO JEPt.G/HQ USAF WASHINGTON DC ATTN DIR OF INTELLIGEf':CE J~ZC/CMDR MATS ANDRE~S AFB MD ATTN CHIEF OF Il~TELLIGENCE DIV . CNTLD3NDJ-Z419. PREVIOUS I NFO FURN 03JECT SIGHTED BIGGS AFS 11 :'i:~a. C f INVESTI-GATION PROVES THIS WP.S APPARENTLY PLAt~ET V .. :A. DUE TO THIS FURTHER INVES'fiGATIOl': DISCO~:TINUED. CFN CNTLD-3NDJ-~41~ 11 ANALYSIS ti'.'ISlO:I FlLE FILE NUMB~R lr\ITI~S D.',TE