1. DATE TIM.: CiROUP 2. LOCATION l. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION iti.li tary UNIDELITI FIED ._----------~Object blinking and in flight from horizon to horizon in 20 seco, ds 4. NUM8E~.OF OBJECTS at speed of over 10 , 000 m}:il and at lew alti.tild e does not com.form One rith any knol-lll object or phenomena. Case regarded am unjdentif ed .5. LENGTH OP: OISIJIYATION 10 Seconds 6. TYPE OF OSSERYATION Grou.11d-Vis ual O:dl De ees 9. PHYSICAL EYIO!NC! 11. IJIIEf' SUMMARY ANO ANALYSIS Bright 'ldlite flashing light at 1~ position angle of 1 5 deg in flight on course of 020 degrees at speed in excess of 10 , 000 m}il. Object appeared to be in level flight and was in si~t for 10 seconds. T.iould take aboUb A> second.s to go from horizon to horizon. INCO"'; :NG DEPMH~EN T Of THE AIR FORCE- UNCLASSIFtED C ZCHQ 35 4 9ZCCJA 7 98 0 0 RUEAHQ ACTION: NIN-7 INFO: XOP-1, XOPX-7, FC1 USC CI: tHJf A G ORO A TO RUEAHGVCHIEF OF STAFF USAF,HJASHDC ~ Z ~N/C C GO FOURTEEN R UHPHH/CTF THREE T~/G R UI.:J GAL 31C I NCN ORAD R IJ{LHU CI NC?ACFLT R UEC &.VIC 01DT C OGAHD R lJ'.NS~C 01WESTAREA C OGARD 1. t1ATAGCRDAIN IFV 2. BRIGfT FLASHING WHITE LIGHT . ". LOW. SP OSIT ACCl.E 15 DEG. 6. COURSE 020T; 8 . 03JECT APPEARED T O BE IN LEVEL FLIGHT TOOK ABOUT 20 SECONDS T 0 TR:WEL FROf1 HORIZON TO HORIZON. I N SIGHT ABOUL 10 SECONDS. ISEA CAU1 ':IEATH~R CLEt-IR. NOTE: ADVANCE COPY DELIVERED TO DIA. & NIN.