PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATI 2. LOCATION COHCLUSIOMS 5 or 6 Jan 64 Dayton, Ohio 3. DAT!TIMI OIIOUP 4 TY~! Ofl oaseaVATIOM 'Ho BeHoon Pro\toWy B.lloon 0 Posti Wy Bel Iooft Wos Aircraft a ProboW y Aircraft Po W y Air croft S. .--~ 6. 0 Was Atronolfticol 0 Y 0 Pro~Wy AstronoMlc.a d'H. civiliaD 0 Poa~Wy At,.c.a 7. LEMOTM 0' oaMIVATIOM L MUMIIIt 0' OBJICTS t. COU,.SI C Other _ not re oorted. multiple varied iibcdnsYfflcient Date for Evwlution Wi t:leaa called to not1t'y on that she had obaerved an un1~e4tit1ed objact several day3 aso and would cal 1 back vibh the pertinent data. Witneaa did not call back. Observation "Aa 10 m1 N ot Dayton. Objeete vere highly illuminated and appeared to rendez~ous. 11. COMMIHTS Very like~ a/e however all essential data for firm ~nalyai3 mi3si~. HEAOQU~RTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISIO N AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND U,_.l rt::o STA r E 5 AIR FORCE WRIOMT-PATTEFUO N AIR F ORCE BA.S~. O H I O s usJEcT: E::<tract from Duty Officers Report Th a iollowing, extracted from Maj Sullivan's OD Report uated 9 J .ln o4 , is quoted for your information: " A Mrs. called about sighting an unidentified ooj ect earlier in tha week -she said s h e would call back \vith !)artine n t fact3 but fall~d t o do so -Tha obj~cts were s ee n e i t her Sund3y or Monda y night. She li~es about 10 mil~s North o f Dayton. Sh e said objects wer e h i ghly illuminated and ap?earad to rendezvous." OHN C. McNEILL Acministrative Officer