PROJECT 10073 ReCORD CARD 3. OA'fETI\\E C U? 2. LOCATION 4. TYPE Or 03SERVATION .. 0 -Ground-v ,.suol CO:-ICLU SIONS \Ia-. Ball o on Probably B a lloon Po ~ai bl y Balloon Was Aircraft Probably Aircraft 0 Ground-Rodor Possibly Aircraft Wo s Atronomi c"l S. PHOTO:; 6. SOURCE 10. aR:EF SU\.I,.&,..~'l' OF SIGHTING , Possibly Astronom;;,.l In :sufficient Outa fo r Evolucloo n 0 U nit no"'" U.S. A!~ FO~Ci! T .:!C>i)-HC.\l INi=O~M..\'IION SH:!;T In crd!W that your information may b~ file-d and cod~d os accurate ly as po:;s1bl.,, JJI:a.it! JS t l ~ following spOC!t to write out o short description of the cv~nt that you observdd. You may :u- peat information that you hove already given in t h:: qu~stionnoir , ond r.dd ""Y f~rth~r commMt.J, stotem&nts, or :;\<.;tch~s tnot yo u believe or., i mportant. I ry to pro o;ant tre de to i b of th.a ob;,~rvo tion in t'1e order in which they occurr"'d. Additional pages of the :.om~t .... i:.:.:t paper rroy b.: ottad "U if fh'y o r-:t ne~d~. S!GNA ru.~ {Do Nor Writ'!! 1n Thr:; Spa-:.J) U.S. AIR FORCe TECH~ICAL INfORM.\ ,..IJN 511c :T Ths qucstionna;r~ has been prepared so that you can !JI'IC tli~ U.S. Air Fore., ns mJch in~rmott;>"' c; possibl~ concerning the: unidenti fi.:d aerial ph :nom::non thot you hovo; ob;;erved. Plc-o'le try I;> answer OS mory questions OS you possibly can. Th<.> information that you giv~ will bu u;ed f-:;r rc.~.;eorch purposes, and will be reaord~d o-; confid::ntio lllloter iol. Your nom~ will not b., u.>ed ,, :: )nr. .. ction with any stot.!ments, conclu:>ion.;, or publications without your p~rmis .. ton. W:! re~vest thi' personal information so that, if it 13 do-::med n.,cessary, W9 111oy contoct you For furt}l~r ..:eroi 1,. 1. \~hen did y':lu see tho obj,ct? 2 . Time or day: (Circl~.: On~): -t-oy ,._,ont h (Circle One): o . Easter., b. Centr~l ~ Mount~in d. Poc1r! c (Circle One): o. Dnyliant Soving I ~1. ' l,~r~ w~r ou when you sow the -;-bject? St-.Jt& or \..')Untry own Additional r "mork:s: -----::.. 5. How lcng wos object in sight? 5.1 How was time in sight det~rmined? a. c~rroin c . Not very sure 6. \\hat was t'.,'! .:::r:dion of the s~y? o , Brisht o . BriJit~ 7. IF you sow the object durina DAYLIGHT, where wo~ th~ SUN located as you look,cl a t th~ o!->ject? (Circle One): <!. In fron of you b. In bock of you c . T o yoJt right d. Tu your Lft c. Ovurhccd t r rnwb~r FTD JIJI u l l(,tl Th',(H"I111;>r~!.,, AT~C ,,,:,: '>nO, whic-h I rt~uhll', 'G. I'= y 'lU '\ "lW th b obj ' d Of NIGH r, .~h ... r J i 't u rotk' _,!C 'fnl '!'J tho; <;j,' ~ d. )C~n 't rem~ mo.,, o. "'l.qrt r1c.:ml:).r t>. Dull :11conl gnt c. C:'.lOl ti JH -~it :n uc:.r:C ( Circl'!: Cne): d. Don', r'.lnt1 r ~' i; briah~.:( '''un t~>1 oright~'H ).,d,'1.,,1y J~-ted u;:> and r~nh -""OY o~ cny flrr~t d. Grt oH J";10 o. C~cr:; br ig}nn--.t? !J r:lcHh :)f fllt.:'u r ? h. Dh:2oo-.er "!n~ r~qpo.,cr ? OM'. Kno.., f c. '.dnr.1tol~l3 d. lin-!ow "loo;; o. S )Jnd 17. Draw a ;-.c:.r~ l, ::t will show the shop., of tn& obj:lct or objech. Lob.,l. ond include in your s!<~tch uny d"'taii':l of th~ ob:.,c7 r',at you sow such us wings, PfOtrusions, etc., end ..lspeclally eo<hoJst trails or 'lopor tr~ih. P iece en .;rr~w beside .th e drawing ~o show the d ir.,ction th~ obj..,ct wos.movi.1g. (CirdtJ On-.): F uny or blt.rr~d L i'<.!t a bright ~tor Sharply outlined Don't r~tmember o,., . ., o pietw~ of how they 'JI'tl" crr-:~nged, and put o n 'Jrrow to .show th., dir~dion thor trey . ..,.,,~ lra , ., ling. J 20. D.o'l" a pi<:~ ... r~ hat wi ll .sho.,., ~he motion .hat t l.,. ooj:t<:t or objads mod.,, Ploc! en "N' ct .th~ t-;ainni ,, g , i J t h > poth, c.s ''3 " o t thOJ ..:nd o i ti-;, ?at:,, and s~ow ony ch'JNJa3 in Jir""c tio n dt.ri ng 'ih~ c~ur:l9. 21. H;,"" I.Jrg lrd the obj.,c t oppoitOr to you : s compor.,d to on ob j;,ct with wh ic h ;cu cr' brnil ;or? <now tha angular nh~ ...lo!d ~ mot.ch 3ttd~ o t o rm'5 I mgth ;n hr., "'lith J kno.,.,n obj ~ct .::~nd noh h,. i':'VC:, 0; :n .. ohjet l.J c ov:;r ~ by. t}u bod oi th" rna ten. I i Y'>U red ~rf::rrr.,d rhb .)X!J .,, lm~nr o t th t ~I m., o f !h,., l l?t1'i,,, how much of tn11 .>ojlet would hov~ b .. ~, .:ov,r.td by 'h~ r-atch h ,od? Did~!,., fJol~+ dll<Spp~or:wnll~t yov '""''(J wat -;hlnq lt1 j '-J l11 ~d*' l~Qt yov .:an glv .. a t el.ar _, pletuu .Jt ;'X)Ulol o f whot you J a"'', o-.ctli:l In y our '-fn ,.,or:ia a <y, would ol-;~ ~:..,., Jom ~ Op?-:toront: rJ' rh~ ~oj.,ct which you 'IO"". \n::r w~r' you loxart.-1 ...,hcttl you ::'l t!-., obj.,ct? (Circ/o) cJ l.,); W r 3 you (Cirri ON) "' In t:1 r y,ad nt: I sttc:ion ,,-o cit>'! C, In Optc"tl t,,oiJilt: y lid:: J d. Nor .:~n it(bl.J'? ' F l;inJ r "J'lh w IJ .t:y? 3:?. In th~ following sk~tch, irl"Cgine that yo u or<! a t th~ poin t s:1own. P lace a n A" o n th'3 cu.v~d l iMb show r...,.,.. hi~h the object was above t he horizo n (skyline) wh.-n y o u frrs t sow it. Plcc.J a "t3' o n thu sam~ c r 1-'d li ... , . o show hov1 hi':lh t he object wo:;, a bo ve the horizon (skyline) w hc:n y o u l ost .. a w it. . 33. In t1., falb,.,, g lorgar sketch place on A" c t the position th~ object was wh<ln you f i r:;f sow it , and a "S" at it:; positi on wl.M you /a:;t :;otf it. R~f~r to s mall.,r skotch as an exom;>l$ of how to c;:~rt~pbr, tn' kuo~r ~btch . Wh11t '"'ere thd Wt~Oihdr condit ion.; a~ the time you ''l'.Y th obj.,ct? C LOUDS (Circf-:3 One ) Wf:.A IHF.R (Cir/:~ o,.~J C I :lcr '<v fo.J. mi1t, or lic1ht roin ScJtter,d c!ovd.s c. Moddra ttt or hea1y roirt d. fhi-:< ~r ~"avy clouds Don' t rum.,mbM ~5. Wh "" ond to ~nom did you report ~hot. ycu had !nen th" object? I 36. Wcs t.ny?M ')tsct with you at ~he til"'~ 1ou ::;a th~ object? 3.5.2 Pl >n:ll~ .:..;t th.,ir norns3 and oc!cr,lllu: 37. H<JJ thiJ th~ fir, t t ime that you had Httn on obj ' c t or .>bj!ctJ IH<tt thiJ ? (Cird, One )