PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 20 Mav 64 Glasgow AFB Montana o Waa Balloon " ' 0 Probably Balloon Local ----------a Ground-Vlaual 0 Grouncf-Rador 0 Was Aircraft D Probably Aircraft GMT 21/0450Z 0 Ai~VI.,al 0 Air-lntorcpt RactQf PouiWy Aircraft 's.,-iP~H~O.;.T~O~s~=========---l-T6,_;;SO~U~R~tC;,.;IE --- -I rf Woa AstronomlcJenus/ReH}llliS 7. LENGTH OP OBSERVATION 4o minuie s, two hours 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 0 Probably Aatronemlcal 0 Poulbly Astronomical 0 lnsulflcint Dote for Evaluation 0 Unlcnown 10. BRIEP SUMMARY Of SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Irregular shaped obj similar to auto headlight VENUS at 295 deg az 10 deg elev at 2200 observed by two separate groups of witnesses. local moving tohorizon at 2300 Brighter than a star. White color. 30 deg elev-az. REGULUS at 250 deg az 30 deg elev at ation descending slight~. Path horizontal from 2200 moving to horizon at 290 deg az at SW to NW. Passed through 16 deg arc gradual~. 0100 local time. Brightness indicates Some Witness indicated ebbing motion. Second VENUS observation while duration and observed for over two hours. elevationo: favors observation ot REGULUS. A.TJC PORW 32t (R&V 26 IEP 52) Sighting attributed to one of these two objects or possibly both. CZCXSQE268ZCQYb15~ ~R RUCDSQ .,._- TO RUt~JGALE/ADC RUT:IGALE/~AEROSP DIV EN! AFB COLO RUCDSQ/AFSC FTD URI GHT PATTERSON AF3 RUEAHQ/CSAF RUEAHQ/OSAF ~1A SH DC I NFO RUtv51~/1,AF l iARCH A FB CALIF RUCSBR/ SAC CVtfJ-:t rle.~ . UNCLAS EC ':025. FO~-A DC,-~AERO SF D--IV, AFSC ( FT D >,-. C S AF--- . - CSAFOI>, I FO l'AF (DI>., SAC (DI) DEU VER DURING DUTY HOURS. SU3J REPORT OF UFO IA\v AFR 20Z-2, PARA 14. THIS t'JSG I:l T\~0 PARTS, PARI I: T UO SEPARATE RROUPS OF PERSONNEL APPARENTLY 0 3SERVED SAt1E ?HENOHENO:~. FIRST GROUP \lAS OUTSIDE BA~E THEATER GLASGO~:J AF3, ~10NT. A <.1) IRREGULAR CIRCULAR SHAPE_, (2) SIL'liLAR TO AU!0~10BILE HEADLIGHT, BRIGHTER Tl-f.Ai~ A ~ :c~:r:, CS) 1JOHi:; 3(1) JUS! HA?PE;\JEDTOLOOKUP A D SEE !.T, 2 ) il?PROX 3 0 DE GP..EES ABOVE HORIZON AP.E.! FIR .. ! ~IGEP.TI:D, (.)) SLI GX!LY LOHEil :JHE:! LAST SEF. XN (4) [10VED C:I EVE~; ILAtJE P.ORIZO:~TALLY. FRO~l SW TO IHi . APPROX C(l) GROuND-VISUAL, (2) NOIl::, (~) i'i/A; D(l) ~4,0Z 21 NAY 64, - (2) NIGHT; E. A DJJ\CENT TO PASE 1HEATER, GLASGO~] A F : , go:-;T; F. (1) NOi~E, (2) JOHN A. FROEI-IYJI., A2C: AF167!)57~2, 851 ~1ED GP, GLASGO AF~:.., X-RAY TECHNICIAN , GOODs GLASGO~! AFB, GOOD. ~1ACr~Y STATES HE OSSERVED LI HT FOR O LY 2~ lli 1HITES A::D LIGET APPEARED TO F.AVE A -0~ BING I10!ION. OT!1ER I NFO IDE~ :TICAL TO !l-1.AT PROVIDED BY FROEMKA. G(1) FAIR S XIES, (2) SURFACE 9~ DEGREES AT 14 8~ AT 1!) i (~) HIGH THIN BROKEN, (4) 1' MILES (!) > NINE-TENTHS; (5) AT 0!)0'Z 21 NAY THu1~DEF~TORt1S Nvl I10VI:~G TO HE, OCCASIO.lAL LIGHTENIN G (7) T t!O DEGREES C PER THOUSAND PA GE 3 R U HN D 1 !) UN C LAS Cot1DR, GLASGOH A FB COt1~lE. TS ARE QUOTE APPEA x S TO 3E NATURAL PHENOHEi'~ON UNQUOTE. PART II. SECOND GRP tJAS OU ROOF OF ::ARRA CKS A PPROXII-lATELY ONE-QUARTE:R l1ILE NE OF FIRST GROUP. AC1) IRREGULAR OVAL S!i:ILAR TO vlAU'-lUT (2) SIZE SIHILAR TO AUTOI10~ILE HEADLIGHT AT Oi'JE-HALF lULE, (~) COLOR VARIED AS LIGHT I:~TE.:SI!Y VARIED. LIGHT \H!EN ERI GH! ~:AS UHI TE A i\ D SO I NTENSE IT COULD NOT -E \JATCP.ED COHFOl!TABLY THROUGH EI::OCULARS. \~HEI~ LI. HT DECREASED I! APP2ARED TA:JisE-ORAtJGE. (4) 0 .SERVERS t:JERE UATCHI;~G LIGHTENING FLASHF.S Ui-!Dl A ~lUCP. ERIGJ:I.ER FLASH SLI GETL y'''ro THE SOUTH OF ~-:H::?.Z ~--~-- ORIGI:iAL O_SF .. RVATIOi~ PI.A.CED LIGH.? APPROX ~0 Dt:G?.EES 12 D::G?.E::s A 3) \;E HO RI ZON (4) LIGHT t10VED FRO ['II SOUT E TO .iJOrtTH, 30313I~JG AS A PENDULUi1 IN A "C", "G" OR "7" PAI!ERN AS VI::'.aJED THROUGH 9I XOCULARS t1ANEWERI1~G rA!TEffil NOT VISIBLE TO NAKED EYE. (') LIGHT DISAPPFARED PAGE 4 RU~1HND .l!J UNC LAS .;.