1. 0~ TE i IME GAOUP 3 February 65 Ni ght 2. LOCATION Hor~antmm, ilorth Carolin3. 10. CONCLUSION 1--------------t!otion of ;:ost, of t!:e obj;)Ct.J 3.!)::.-a.lrs to correspond ':lith 3ateU.:.-+ e HUMBER OF OBJECT$ obser-v-a :ion. Data presen ted i:Kli cates misint~r;>ret::.t.:=..on of c:.. One Each f iroo Satellite or a/c sighting s . 5. LENGTH OP:: CISI!RVATION 11. IRIEI' SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS tfot Reported Four objects spot t e d at different intervals within 50 m.i..n.t e Three were faEling r ed colors ani :he fourt.."'l \ra s large and bright. Fast motion. Host of the ob j e ct s carre fro:n t he :Tes a.'1d disappeared in the SE. The l:.r,5es t had a t;old streak. 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual ::ostly , SE 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE J March 1965 T!da ia ill replT to 7011r recerat letter reque.t.bg 1Df'or- maUoa oa 1111ideat.1tied ~DC objects. The eurxt report. OD PxoJeot Blue Book. the Air Force project OD midnt.itied t11U& obJect., 1a at~acheci tor 10ur int'ou:at1oa. Thi.s report conteina iBf'oxmtion oa the pxogrua since ita orib ill 1948 You vill be iatereated to kaov that the causea or tbe receat. UJO aigbtinga 1D Virsinia are attributed to a lrlai.D- terpretat.ioa of Datural or COn'8at.ioDl object... Exuplea of t.hia an reaeerch aDd veatber bell oou, aircraft and/ or air- era!~ llcbta, meteors. Dd a aatelltte. Sincerely, JOHN P. SPA.m.DDC Lt eo1o .. 1, os.a:r Chief, Cirll. :3nDch Cow nai ty Rala tiona Di ...Uioa orr1ce or Intot stioD I I I I I ' I II I