PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 7. LINOTM 011 ATION L lit OP 08JICTI f. COUitSI lltlll' IUMMAitY Ofl IIOHTINO C:irculu.r obj, si.w.lJ.,~l' t l'lll o. penny a t ~m'; lcflt~th. Color c h !Jl,;ln;~ ..i.~rorn Grc~n, rn:r.7J l _., h.lue and vh.i t : u td .:: .'_Jcuting. Ohj I t o twinkte . S c c!Jtt: l t;t' b~ on e bright light .in r!enter vith l1LiU:t.~J. 1 :ights on '?ae h ::11~.: in u horizontal p.!' tll.>. D lnwfflci nt o ... ,_, Eeluetfen 1 1. COMMINTS 'fh~ dc~cri~tion cf the cbj i c chara\!t~riGtir.: of a ~t<.. \.:h~n ob:; crv throu[;h the r~port~d tcn~craturc inv~rr.;ion:;. Bc'b,~.lgcux, a firr.;t z:ulgnitui.~ :~t\.lr, ,.,a~; in lh..: rcp0rtc d yo~l'tio:1 u t t'1c tine oi' th =>l t;ht: ng !~ (lNt~CZCSQ C3 77!Ct,JY~2~2 DE RJWFKFO 4 ~!! COMDR 78 9TH ACt.IRON OMAHA A~ STA NE~?. TO RJWFAL/ror~n P ADC /UN CLASS IF 1 }'~ /OP~1S 11 H0 I~1TELLIGEt C!-" & OFFICE OF INFOt>t',aTIO~J S1:" HJr~s. ~,-~,!fCT: lA I 5, A F F PA RAGRAl'H P.. DESCRIPTJOt, or ORJF.C'T . A1. CIRCUL. SECTIO~ OF THE CITY. ~!E9P.AS1(A, 24 .. M> PLOC1( VA~i STREET Ot-".~l~.~, ~l~':'PAS"A O"rq.rA ~I? FO~CT:: STAt-ION 72ND AND BENNINGTON ROAD, OVAH.~ ~JEORA sv~. GEOP~f.: t' JUM F. !DENTJFYI~JG INFO ON O~SERVERS A I P. FORCE BASE G. HEATHE~ A'!D 'JI~JD S A J 'll' r Gl ~ER~!.CTL~ CLEAP. D I~:tv'E R ~tJP.! .,O~tT~L NO sotr-.'D n . DESCRIPTION OF COtfRSE or oqJECT: HINDOtel ~J!TH A l'AIP. 0~ ?I~!OCULAP.S. A tTJ Tt'D:~ c 5 ~'OT PEPOP.TED -S !:F. ITEr~ l' Ct. GPOt!fJD "lSUAL. rlO rt.r,T OtlTC C0~ TL'CT ~ST.'\~LISPt"D. V r H. J ~< J TED G5. ~lONE -CLEAR . G5. ~lONE I. INTERCEPT ACTION WAS NOT CONSIDERED FFAS!qLr. J. NONE P.E~OP.TED K. REPORT PREPARED ~y CA TAI~1 HO~T D T. !'OODY I~'T~LLI G!:"'C~ ~":"~!CER, TJ~APONS CONTROLLER. HE IS A COMMERCIP.L PILOT, OlfALIFifD O~C)~"UEP PAGE FOLIR RJ~FKFO 4 FOUND REASONABLF ACCURP.T:. lTr!F ~F.HA UIO!?~'A~TD COUT'SF 0~ THr. O,Jt:CT ':O~RELP.TFS CLOSELY HITH T~lE "P.FDICTED~!O~RJTAL T~AC" OF T!'~ TJP.O AGREED THAT THE 0JECT t.J~.S EVI!'F' TLY A STPo. JAN ~JY7Fl<FO B-JVMaJar FrieDd/vw/69216 ~ lftU&t to OJp1D'Jca t11at U. 1lr ~--YSa tlla tM Jane Ia t!da zrw .. 11eat 11itll sza. U. S. A I R F 0 R C I T E C H HI CAL I H F 0 R MAT I 0 N S H E E T Thlt queationnalre has l:teen prepared 10 that you can give the U. S. Air Fore 01 much lnfor ion postible concerning the ""identified aerial phenon:enon that you hav olttvecl. Pleoae try te anew oa quettlon as you posalbly con. The I that you give will lae ute4 let resMrch purposea, and will be reearded 01 confidential material., Your noMe wUI nof be us..l In connection with any stateNntt, concluaiont, or p"bllcatlona without your pmlstlon. We requeat thla pet~onal information so that, If It Is ct ...... ct neceaaary, we cOfltoct reu for furth cletlle. When cU4 yeu ... the ol.ject? Time of y: (Circle OneJ: A.M. 3. Time aone: (Circle OnJ( ;.--E-;; li. Central c. Mountain d. Pacific 4, Whe wer you wlaen you 1 uw the obiect? (Circle OneJ: Dorll~t Savlnt 5. Eatlmote how lont you sow the obiect, 5.1 Circle 011e of the following to lntlicote how certain you ore ol your an1wer to Question 5. lt. Fairly c.,tain 6. What woe the contlitiat of the alcy? (Circle One}: Bright daylight It, Dull daylight c. Bright twilight c. Not very aure 4. Juat o gue11 7. IF you aow the obiect during DAYLIGHT, TWILIGHT, or DAWN, where woa th. SUN located as you loalced at (Circle One): a. In front of you b. In bock of you c. To your right A TIC FORM NO. 164 ( U OCT $4) d. To your left Overhead f. Don't remember