PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION 1. OA lE -TIME GROUP August 196.3 Plainview, New York 10. CONCLUSION IN3JFFICIENT DATA Fm. EVALUATION ---~i_vili an -tTiDE or day/ni~t not incluied. If slght.ing made during night tJEss estimltion t>f size is consista.nt with a clase obj!ct i . NUMBER OF OBJECTS p. ttern of rep<rt su:~gests BD\DS as the pro bablp cause. Since e . LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMM.\RY AND ANALYSIS Case regarded as IN!lJFFICimi' DATA t .. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 7 . COURSE '3. P~OTOS ? . PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Reported in 1965. Sighti~ consisted of four ligllts co~ at the North in straldtt nigi tt to 1ile ~outh. Initially they Jll ttern of two i n front and t"WO behind. Shif'ted posi. t.L\on un one weuL rl~tt am three went to tho left in no specific patt , ....... Objects returned to their origin:tl posl Uon and flew out of si~. White lights, round a nd fairly large. Passed over a water tower but considerable diotance above it. Thought to in August. f 1 D s r p 6 3 0-329 (TO E) Ptnlou dlUon of thl f ofl'll my be u .. d. -=la nview, ',/s.,Sh1nc;ton D. C. U. S. Air FOl:'C e ~,a.shington D. c. u. F. o. nepart.m.ent_ Deer sirs:- Ill the st_lmrner of 1963 my f'riell<i o.nd I, 11ere s~ tt.ing 1n. front oi' m.y house, '\'Then 11e sa\t :four 11gilts pass by'. The lights cor., e out o:f the J:-[Orth and. ~'lent stra.ie;ht south. l'/hen \'le :first s a\'/ them; they were in a pattern. TWO i n front a.i.ld next to each ot-"'er; the next two directly in b ack of' them and ne;-:t to each other. Then they shifted positions so tha~ one light vrent to the rit;ht ru:td the otiler tnree uoveci to the le:ft. The t hree on the left \":ere in no s p ecific position. They t hen c~PG b2.cl~ into the orit;ina.J. postion and flew out of slt;ht. ue s a 1r tl~ec... :f.' or Ol1.ly ~bout te:c. seconcls. The li6ht,s \rere \v"h i te, ,j, ... our d, and f airly lC~.r5e. The~r a.pi')e~:ced not to hi&l i n t h e slii. :aut tiJ.ey paD ~eu clil.,cctly over the ::lai nvielT lr.;.ter t ot-rer '-:.ncl they ~1e2 .. e a. cons i derc.ble cista~cc ~cove it~ The siGhtinG occtu~ed I beli~ve, i n AU5ust . The reason I \it..ite d s o lone; t.o :ce_t=;o r t i t is t.j_:2.t everyone '.re told se.ici i t \-tas r~othin or iUJ.portance. It 1 t haC. not been +..ol" tha enclosec. lJictw\e i'rom the AU6UGt 8, 1965 !Jews, I -v;oulO. :..lot huve tr.cit.teu. The lights sho\'m. in the picture s.ra the sB.ne 2..s t h e one s I sighted. I live at p lainview, LOD.g IS~anP,, N9tl york. very truJ.y yours, HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAN D UNITED STA re:s ''" FOACE WfiiQMTPATTit,.SON AI,. I"ORCE B4SE. OHIO ro: Hq USAF SAFOICC (l~Irs Hunt) 1 . Reference the attached letter from 1nfor-~tion on unidentified flying objects and his sighti:1g .micb he observed in 1963. The follmving a. Dear Mr reuort of a is a suggest ed Your observations of unidentified flying objects in 1963 ~eJ of course) t oo old to investigate . The time of day or !'light vas not included and. the degrees of arc through which th2 obje ct passed ,.,as 2 . The ph:)~O :;:-e:ferenr.ed i l! :.rr J..::tter was not L1cluded. . f h E NLC ~Ei..-'S OF SECURITY! Mrs Hunt/man/SAFOICC/72842/24 Aug 65 JODI P. SPAULDL1G Lt .Colonel. USAP (!b1ef, Civil otftce ~ Itl!'ox COORDIBATED By (Office SAF-o . Symbol' Name' Grade' Da~th:a:l) _ Comebk cy -Stro1-2 Reader cy - .Actiti -:.y rr.; Sta;rr:l ... :C'