13 Decenber 3. OATETIME GROUP !illl'fZ::S 7. LENGTH O .. . OBSERVATION 10. BAI!fl SUMMARY Ofl SIGHTING Object traveling WSW 4 5 d g r to 6 0 descent. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon Robins AFB, 0 Probably Balloon 0 Possibly Balloon 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION }Q{Ground-Visual 0 GroundRodor 0 Was Aircraft 0 Probably Air~oft 0 Ai~Visuol 0 Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft Astronomical Meteor 0 Probably Astronomical 0 Possibly Astronomical NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 Other Insufficient Data for Evaluation a meteor sighting. Obj appeared as about 1 ft. long . Speed very fast. In sight for 2 ATIC: FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP .52) HEADQUARTERS 28530 AIR BASE WING UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ROSINS AIR FORCE SASE, GEORGI A sueJe:cT: Unidentified Flying Ob,i ect To: Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio (FTD) In compliance with AFR 200- 2, dated 20 July 1962, the attached Air Intel l i gence Information Report is fonvarded for your infonnat i on. FOR THE COMNA!'IDEP. AF Form 112 (dup) Hajo:::-, USAF Chief, Security & Law 1nforcement Division CLASSIFICATION C OUNTRY OF ACTIVITY REPORTING REPORT HO. (LOIJVtt blank) AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT COUNTRY OR AREA REP~T.CONCERNS \varner Ro Geor Dec ACTIVITY SUBMITTING REPORT I f applicable) vlRAMA, Robins AFB PRE PARING I NDIVIDUAL CAHCE LED II NCOioiP \Vi1 11 am D. Barker NAioE OR DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE EVALUATION ODI TIONAL IHFORIAATIOH OH ( Dat e ) to Captain John T. Taylor, USAF REFERENCES ( previoue repor Incident reported by Mr. Officer, 'WRAMA. SUBJECT (Descriptive t e . Uae SUMMARY (Oive a u..,..ry which hiShliflth the salient /actor:t of narrative report. Be'in ttrrative te>tt on 112 unless report can be fully stet~ on AF Form 112. List incloures, includinl nu~ber of copies ) On 13 December 1962, at approx:i.m!lte~ 0915 hours, Taylor rep>rted to Security and Law Enforcement Division that Mr. had advised by telephone that at approx1mat~ 0'712 hours, that date, observed an object traveJ ing west southwest, descending at 45 to f:IJ degrees going from north to south. Object was alleged to be close by.-The color was as a bright gi"een light with lighted tail approx1ma.taq one foot-long. Object travell.1ng very .fast., disappear- ed beh1nd trees. l 1r~cLs Area, Diagram ot UFO sighting. DISTR IBUTION BY ORIGINATOR (Except USAJ1 tt<l /j/e. Indicate Dupl M/oz ttnd copies / o incloure, (when filled in) SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112 ORIGINATING AGENCY REPORT NO. WRAMA, Robins .AFB a . Description of t he Object: (1) Shape -a s a football ( 2) Size -as a football (3) Color -as a bright gxee n light (4) Number -One (S) Formation -single object (6) Features, etc. -bright light (7) Tail -DOt discernible (8) Trail -none ( 9) Exhaust -none (10) Sound-none (11) Description-bright light mov:l"8 north to south b. Descript;ion of course of Object: (l)"'What first. called the attention of obserwr to the object -Sitting in automobile being parked and observed object through windshield. . ( 2) Angle or elevation arvi azjmt.h of object when first observed - appro.ximate:Q' 1500 .feet above ground level. .. .. (3) Angle or eleTation ani azimuth of.. object upon di.:sappearance - 4SO t o f:CO angle downward. path, am or maneuvers-See ~ (5) Bow the object disaweare<i-G~, beyond trees. (6) Isngth of visibilit,'-Approx:Jma:t.eq-2 eecoms c. Manner of observe:tions (l) Ground-visual. ( 2) Aids used -Noes. d . Time and Date of Sighting: (1) Zulu time-date gx-oup of' sighting - 13/J 2 ) Zl DID ( 2 ) Light comitions -clear dawn, vi3ibili:t.y unl.i.mitad. e . location of obsexver: Parldng lot, east of ID.dg 645, Robina AFB, Georgia, facing west. CL.ASSIPICATION (when filled i n ) SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112 ORIG INATIHG AGEHCY REPORT NO. WRAMA, Robins AFB, Georgia OF .3 PAGES . Identi.t)i.ng Information on Observer: (l.) Ci vi1.1an, 1-Ir Georgia. Radar Rep.a1man RAFB, ueorgia. Considered . l.J.&.IICI g. Weather aoo Wind.s -Aloft; Conditions at Time am Place o Sighting: (1} Obseiver revealed weather conditions-Clear, temp3rature appraxi- matel3 l!P 'P. No wiDd. (2) Report obtained .. .trom Detachment 13, 15th Weather SqUadron, RAFB, Georgia, reveal.ed-Weather Clear, Visibj]it;r Good, No Wind. Sunrise 0'/Zl. h~ Any other activity or condition which might account for the sighting- (1) Investigation reveal.ed that the area known as Jefferson Hills, Warner Robins, Georgia, situated at the approximate point where object was sighted ia equj.pped with mercur,r vapor ty~ street. lights. (2) Mr. Graey L. Cox, Service Coordinator, Servica Department;, FJ 1nt, Electric Membership Corporation, Warner Robins, Georgia, advised that re- ferenced street. lights are automaticaJJ7 and individuaJl.y operated, turning on at dusk and cutting oft at dawn by a switch contained in the head of' each light. Hr. Cox advised that said lights usua.l.4r flash and/or nicker when the switch operates i. No lmown air traffic or baUoon releases in the area at t1me of' sighting. j CoDII!Ants ol PX'Oparlng Officer: (1) Mr. William D. Barker, Investigat.or, Security and Law Enforcement Division-WRAMA., Robins AFB, Georg.ia, corxlucted the investigation into the alleged sighting o UFO described above. Isads and clues develop3d in the ca,se ref'lected that the msrcury vapor ty~ street llghts reerred to in this report proba.b13' was the object. sighted. ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE WOODED AREA .. WKLtroRN ROAD From Wellborn Road streets rise 650 for approx1ro,."lte:cy three blocks. Trees cover the area.