? ~OJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. '..OCAT.OH ll. CONCLUSIO~S 0 Cround R udor 0 Airlntrccrpt Ralior Wo3 Ball o <tn P rnb obi f 0 'JHoon Po111l My Bo1loo" '.Vu Aire,ort P ro:,ahl y Ai l'troh Pos:ll~ 'I Aircraft Wra Astron.,mlcal \1 _nr Pro:,!:~ly A.Jtronom1 eol Poaaibty A""Stronomieot 7 .. N(i H r u l"t ! 0 ln"ufiicient D:rto for Evolun~ion 0 Un"novn 10. B1U!J' SUMM..t.;fY OP: SIGHTING ::o DH)'li:.::19n t obsec Vi1d. Rr) td co Chiea~n "fq Onio to l1'ltt:tr~ i tl1c turned OJt :o t i~,)n so 1.11en qulc.':J.j' U.S. AIR .FORCE TECHN~CAL IHfORl.t,\T!OH ~HcST (SUMMARY DATA) In ofder that your information may be filed and coded as accurate!y 01 po~sible, please. us~ the :<:)I lowing !Space to write out.o short description of the event that you observed. You r.1ay re poat 1informotion that you :havealready given in the questionno;,.,, and add ony further cotnment,, statements, or aktcheslhat you. believe are important. Try to present the details of the observo 'iontin the order in which they occurred. Additional page~ of.thesame size ?Oper may.be attached lf.t:,~,. ora needed. (lJn Nof Writ., in This Space) SIGNAI.URE U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL .INFORMATION SH2:ET This questionnaire has been prspared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as muc:n information as possible concerning tne unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed. Pl.,ase try ro answer as many questions .as you possibly cdn. The information that you give will be us~d for research purposes, and wi II be regarded as confidential material. Your name wi ll not be used in connection with any statements, .conclusions, or p'ubl ications without your permission. We request this personal Information :so that, if it 1s deemed necessary, we may contact you for further detai Is ,2. Time of day: 1. When d id y ou see the object? 3. Time Z one: (Circle One): a. c. 1v'.o untain d. P acific 4. Where w~re ~ when you saw the obiect? Nearest Postcrl Address Hout l Mlnut (Circl~ On~): (Cir<:le One): a._Dayjjgbt aving (b. Stonda;a- ') .-City or Town / Stat or Country Additional remarks: 5. How long was object in sight? Hour Minutes 5.1 How was time in sight ~etermi,ed? o. Certain b. Foirly certain c. Not very sure d. Just o guess 6. What wqs t~e condition of the.sky? b. Cl.oudy IF you s ow the obiect during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked ot ~ne object? (Circle One): a. In front of you b. In bock of yotJ d. To your left e. Overhead c. To your right f. Dont remember U.S. AIR .FORCE TECHNICAl IHrORMAT.JOH 'SHEET (SUMMJ\RY D~TA) h ord~tr that your information may be filed and coded as accurQt~,y a s pos!lible, pleose.use the fo l ;owing spac.e .to.writa out a :.hort description of the event ~hat you obJ"rv~d. You may re peat ; j nformation :that you have already given in the questionnoirs, :a nd add nny furfher comments, s~c: temenh, or sketches: that you.belisv~ are important. Try to pr" sent tnt.! d&tails of the ob,ervc tion i n the order in which thy occurr~d. AdditionaJ pages of th., :s ame size oaper may be a Hoched If. tn ty. ora needed. . (lJo Not Write ;n This Space) DIA/CIIC-3, FILE-1, CIN-17, OOP-CP-1, ZCHQA035ZC\1JX008 DE RU\vGDR 5 F' r1 3 4 0 \tJH I TEfl-1 AN T 0 RUEAHQ/ JCS WASH RUEAHQ/AFCI~J HQ USAF WASH RUCS3R9/SAC R UETAD/8 \ RU\t!BKG/ 15 ~1 ARCH RUTJGALB/~!OR.~D ENT U~CLAS ZIPPO 0 9-164/HOT NEW NR 1 1. CALLA 49 3. OVER PEO~IA, ILL 4. CALLA 49 REPORTED SEEirJG A STRANGE 9RIGHT LIGHT PAGE 1 OF 2 APPROXI~JATELY 24 DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZAN. LIGHT WAS OBSERVED FOR 10 MINUTES, WAS VERY HIGH AND APPEARED TO BE 3HI1HtlG THROUGH HAZE BUT THERE \VAS NO HAZE IN VIEt,./ . C~ET.J ~!OULD ~JOT GIVE A~J OPI~JION .t\S TO ltJHAT IT l1IGHT 'r.!\'1":: 9EEt! , JUST THAT IT '1JAS A VERY STP GE '3RI GHT PAGE TWO RUWGDR 5 LIGHT tlliTH NO r10VENE~!T OBSERVE. A TOTAL OF 5 CIVILIAN AIRLINES REPORTED IN THE SAt1E GENERAL AHEA G THE SAME TIME PERIOD THE SIGHTING TO CHICAGO CENTER: TRANSWORLD 44, 5 0 , AND 52. AMERICAN 10 AND 18 SE? RUWGDR ADVANCE COPIES DELIVERED TO JCS & CIN PAGE 2 OF 2 DEPARTMENT OF THE AI~ FORCE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH UNC:.t\SSifltD MfUAGf C3) 03JECTS HIG p T r~ T~E ~IRC~AFT. AIRCR~FT C5> ? ED OUT OF S~G4T. C Cl) \f!SU~L ( 3 ) S I G 4 TED F R 0 ~1 C Qi: r Z PC I A L A I R C PArT D Cl) 18 SEPTE~3ER 09~5Z Page 2 of l+ PAGS THRSE RUCDDU 11 DF.?AR fM~NT OF I HE AIR FORf STAFF ME-SSAGE BRANCH Cl'IClAiSIFfD MfSSAGI I N C 0 ~Jl I N G Page 3 of 4 rSET SOUTH OF ~E?ORT~J ~PS~. L I GE c~ C~? I CER. T'-{ I S :?SPORT I S SKSTCHY SEC At;SZ IT TD-E (Col F::: t e n d ) tbt~ St Cl:J irnvtll~ s .. : tvr :) o , H~ 0905 (t i :c e c t t . ~OCJ.l.:lnd S l.c ?ilots s ::.cond :, Jisi~ility 1 P~GE FOl ~UCQ~U 11 2~/1531Z S~? RtJCDOU DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE STAFF MESSACE BRANCH l!"'4CLA'oSIFI!D MtsSAGI Page 4 of 4 FORCI''.TECHHICAL INFORMATION SHEET your ion- t be filed and coclecl 01 accurately 01 possible, pleose.:u .. following ~spcice to write out a short description of the event that you observed. . yo.. ........,. tlven~ in the ~ueat on.l aclcl any' further . s .;:er.tlcetches:t~ y ..... li :1 . .::.T,Y~ ,;.sent the detail of the o.baerv tlon.ln t'-orcler ln which they occureecl.~ Additional page of the:son liz poper.may be at1ached