PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOC ATION 3. DATETIM~ c;~:)l..!? 4. TYPE OF OuS::RVATION 0 GrounJ y, suol 0 Ground-Radar 0 Air Vi -.ual 0 Atrlnt,.rcept R a d a r C ONCLUSIONS Wos Balloon Probably Balloon Po!;<>i bly Balloon W ns Ai rc:rah Pro bob I y Ai rc:roh Possibly Ai r c rt:Jft Was A-stronomical Probably A stranomi c:al Possibly Astronomical l11 ~uffi c:i 49nt Dato for Evaluation 1 8. NUMBER OP OBJE CTS 9. COURSE 1. LENOTH Or 09i::RVATION IJ U nknown BRIEF $UMMA~ f OF SIGHTING(\) J t \ ~!.~ h rrn ~ -0::'., !!g; 11. COMMENTSit ; , It h~tl GO:::. 'i:J.rn bei:i.n l t c r.'lilJ .'lry c.:.nd h:-t 32. .In the following skotch, imagine that you are at the point s hown. Place an A" on the c u rv e d I ine to s how how hi gh the objt~tct was above the horizon (skyline) when you first s a w it. Plat$ o .. B. on the some curv~d Hn.t to show how high the obi act was above the horizon (sky I ina) wh8n you last saw It, 33. In 'h following lorger sketch place on A" ot the position the object woa when you first sow It, a nd a a at Itt position when you lost saw lt. Re'er to smaller sketch os an example of how to c:mplete the lorger slceteh. . 34. What wer~ the weather conditions at tha time you saw the obi~et? CLOUDS (Circle One) WEATHER (Circl~ One) a. Clear s'cy c. Scatt.-ed clouds ~ ... Fog, mist, or I ight .rain Moderate or heavy rain d. Thick or ~eavy:clouds e. Don't remember 35. When c,,d ~o wl,om did you report th'at. you had .seen the object? 36. Was or.yone el:se with you at the ti~!_'(ou sow the obict? (Cirde One) Yea Noj 35.1 IF you answered YES, d id they see the obiect too? (C irc:/e One) 36.2 P~ ~'!se list their names and oddress,s: Was this the first time that you hod seen on obiect or obiects 111ce this? (Circle One} Yes ( 37.1 IF you anawered NO, then whMt, where, and under what circumstances did you ,.e other ones? 38. In your eoi~;=n what do you thin!c the obi~et was ond what might hove caused it? o., you think you con estimot~ the speed of the object? (Cird~ On-,) ... 0 Co you !hin!< you con estimate how far away from you the obj,ct was? (Circle On") IF you o:1s red YES, then how for away would you soy it was? _ 41. Pleas~ g=v~ the following information about yourself: l:1dicote ~'"Y additional information obout your:slf, including any education, which might be pertinent. 42. Date you completed this question,oire: U.S. AIR FORC~ TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHE~T (SUJAMAr~Y DATA) In order that your information may be filed ond cod~d as occJrately us po'\~ ibla, pleas~ us~ tn" following space to write out o short description of the ''"~n~ that yo u observdd. You ma y :tt peat i nformation that you have alr:tady given in the questionnaire, and add any furt he r comments, !itate-nen~s, or sketches that you b~lieve ore important. Try to present th~ d:ttails o f th~ observo ti~n in the order in which they occurrc!d. Additionfll pag~s of the som~t she pa per rnay be ottoch~d if they cr~ needed. . (Do Not Write in This Spoc\l ) .:>IGNA T0 R E lvn J !"l c :;'c.,:-1:.heir ac..:.tl.)Oi.s n nd evaluotio~. I.1clcs~re S i nce!"e l~r , LJ\fJBE~I~ L-:.. Cc l'Jr ':! vi3 iJn P u':Jli c DSP.t\RTME.NT OF THE AIR FORCE Washington Office of tha Secretary Congr ,,!J3ional Int.:!r8st 1. The appropriate boxes have been mark c orrespondence. action requlred on the subjact 2. The fi:-st; addressee of this memorandum has actioz1 responsibility for t!1e Air Staff, including all necessary coordination ~ith other t~r Sta f f agencias, Information copies of subject correspond9nce have been forwarded to other addresseds. ~H.S:.P1.RATICN OF A REPLY IN r 'IN/\L r'OHN FOrt SIGNATURE IN l'HE OF'FICZ 0~ THE ~EG~TARY OF THE AIR FORCE ..~ PREPARATI<1~ OF A DRAFT <F A PROPOSED REPLY ... ......_ ! li?ORMATION UPON '.fHIC:I TO B.ASE A REPLY D:?3CT REPLY PLEASl p;:QVIDZ S~"LL WIT:-! COPY OF REPLY. S .. \LL ACTION \:F1ICER: A. l, 1 , ~c / / -': " EXTENSION l ' I / i (Paragraph 1, HOI 10-20) SUSP!.'iS!: In th1 COCRDINATICN SH<l1LD BE ACCCMPLISHED IN ACCORDA.~CE T,JITH HOI 11-2 ana Faragrs9h 5, HOI 10-20. The .~r Starr office having pr ~ interest is respon3ible tor aacaring fuJl coordination (~ith tna exception or the Chis of start) before submitting in ~ tion to the Office of Lagislative Liai30D to serve as a bas.is for a reply. "'.-.. _...._.....,......_....,.cn.;.....,.~a..- IS CLOSURES: (?~aa.3e retarn) REM IS: Please state name and e~ens1on ot Action Offlcdr on rat~rn oemo. GORDON B. KNIGHT (/ Colonel, UJAF Chief, Congr9saional I nquiry Diviaion Office of L~gislati Li~iaon IU:TURN THIS H~IOR.A~lDlJM !1ITH CC;t..uSPC!fDZ1JCE Carl ~.1. iT~l sun J i ;is i o n 'i.ashinl;ton, .u. c. J t!lrl .1 ry t~ds r ~ul'I't to r .. ~Ol' Yt":~t""r~\IV ct . .L too :tori= on . C'j ;1CJ.'l~C: bur3t tn._o ti -:1 l 't obi " C t s U.S. AIR FORCE "fECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET This questionnoir~ has been prepared so that you con give the U.S. Air Force as fl'uch information as po3sible .concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you hove observed. Please try to onswor. as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will b~ us~d f~ research purposes, and wi II be regarded as confidential material. Your name wi II not be u'led in connection with any. statements, conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal information .so that, if it 1s deemed necessary, we may contact you for furth~r detai l1. When d id you see the object? 2. Time of day: (Circle One): (Circle Onct): a. Eastern b. Central 4. Where wer~ you when you saw the o~ject? (Circle One ): .g . D_9ylight ,Saving b. Standard C lty or Town Stota or Cour'ltry 5.1 How wos tim~ in sight det,mined? o . c~rtain