1. DAlE TIME GROUP 'Z1 Aprtl IJ. 28/0045Z Civjljan (Ex Uilitary) 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2. lOCATION Sarasota_. Florida 10. CONCLUSION Reported as a/c observations. 11. IRIEff SUMMARY ANO ANALYSIS 30 Minutes tar all aob 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATIOM Re}Q't cC multiple flights configuration. in area with an unusual light~ Ground-Visual 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE FTD SEP 6l 0-329 (TOE) HIADQUARTERS 13611. CONIAT SUPPORT GROUP (TAC) UNIT.D aTATU Alllt IPO .. Cit NAC:DI Alllt IPOIItC:It a. "~OIItiOA ATTN OIPI 0! TOI T AC( OIO) Forwarded for your information. This base does not have the necessary information to supply and since it has to deal with UPO, felt that you would want to send this on to higher h~ad RA ~D H. HENRY Captain, USAF Chief, Information Division lst Ind (OIO) Hqs TAC, Langley AFB, Va. TO: OSAF ( SAFOI) Forwarded for necessary action. FOR THE COMMANDER WESLEY R. WILLIAMS Major, USAF Acting Chief, Operations 1 Atch n / c Sperations Officer Me Dill Air Force Base Sarasota,Florida Writing with the hope that you can su ly me with some information that I am curious about. ~he object that I am interested in is a ohoto or a descrintion of a lighted weather balloon in ooeration and how they operate at night. As an ex-service man(I945-I953) and ne~ative U.F.O. fan,there is an other item that I am curious about. If you have two Jets flying a parallel course,why is it that one Jet has the usual navi~ation li~hts,and the other Jet has only one light? Is this sinvle. light a reflection( 2 0' cloc k) or is tl!e light an un- relateo object to the t The reason for the ouestions are the diagram on the attached sheet ' of what I have se~n in the s ky Anril 27,!964. (7:45-8:15) oi1JC:C.T ~e.J .. c B S ll V AT, o N