UFOB INDEX C~RD 2. LOC~T10N 0 GroundRodar \2. CONCLUSI6NS I 0 Wos Airerah 0 P robobl y Ai reroh Possibly Aireroft .::_ IGHTI\.JG ll. COMMEtf sJ_., _., Intbelliz-..a Officer '~Y a.ln9.~ .... a.r. his u;ro3 as pro'bably :1'1Jt"or1t,., tme (1) aright tlaah with an ~Uber-like flame ms~WTJ~208-ti5 se~a to be th~ 38ln8 ;"ld traUlxlg am~ and tra..,.liDg nort~ The sightillg. Flight 1-C veriti~d th:t tim~ .Jb.1eo" appeared to dlaaapate atter a ten minza of the 208 s1ght1Dg and it pro"red to bat ute period. juat oDe (1) minute belor thia 3ighting A tSOP Form 5 (15 Oct S~) aooord1Dg to the observers. The faot that the deaor1-ot1ona ua oomparabl-a UCJ suoataatiatea that they ar~ one in the sua s1ghtixlg. Dir'l<'tion ot tranl th aaxsa 'l'he taot that this obj~JCt was viewsci by two (2) parties at the lar~'l distance 1ndioatea an astronomical UFOB.