OAT TIME 2. LOCATION SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION NUMIER Of OBJECTS LENGTH OF OISEAVATION 11. IRII' SUMMARY AND ~MAL YSIS ! I I) It j I OF OBSERVATION e . PHOTOS PHYSICAL EYIDENC! FTD SEP 63 0329 (TDE) DEPARTMENT OF THf AIR FOICf STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED Page 1 or 2 ACTION: NIN-7 HQD9792CVJC51 FM 836 AIR DIV MACDILL AFB FLA TO RU\~GALE/ ADC RUCQAH/73 AIRDIV TYNDAL AFB FLA ~UCOSQIFTD WPAFB OHIO RUEAHQ/ CSAF R UEAHQ/ OSAF WASH DC UNCLAS D0115 04225 APR 65. FOR CSAF <AFNIN>,HOSAF<SAFOI>. UFO. FOLLOWING DATA KEYED TO PARA 14 OF AFR 200-2. A<ll HZY, ELONGATED, LUMINOUS LIGHT. A<2> LENGTH AND BRADTH OF INDEX FINGER. A<B> NONE. AC9) LIGHT APPEARED TO BE BEHIND A LARGE CLOUD-MASS BUT SHONE THROUGH THE CLOUD. AS CLOUD-MASS MOVED LIGHT COULD STILl 3E SEEN THROUGH OPENINGS BUT INTENSITY DID NOT VARY. 8<1> OBSERVER CHANCED TO LOOK AT SKY WHILE IN HIS BACKYARD. 8<~> 60 DEGREES, WEST. 8(3) LIGHT WAS STATtONARY. 8(4) N/Ao BC5> AFTER CLOUD-MASS HAD COMPLETELY PASSED OVER THE LIGHT, THE DEPARTMENT OF THf All FOIC' STAFF MESSAGE IRANOt UNCLASSIFIED PAGE 2 RUCQHH 48 UNr,LAS AF IN : 45801 (17 Apr 65) Page 2 of 2 LATTER SUDENLY DISPPEARED AS T~OUGH THE TRAILING EDGE Or THE CLOUD WERE ERASING IT. 8<6> FIVE MINUTES. CC1> GROUND-VISUAL. CC2> NO OPTICAL AIDS. CC3> NIA. D<1> 02002 5 APRIL. 0(2) NIGHT. E. T~PA, FLORIDA. F<l AMPA FLAI PR OPR lET OR, RELIABILITY GOOD. WIFE,. ALSO OBSERVED THELIGHT. GCl> CLEAR NIGHT WITH FEW HIGH CLOUDS. G<2> WIND DIRECTION AND VELOCITY IN KNOTS AT 1 SURFACE -290/02; 6000 FEET -020/07; 3' 3 > CLEAR. G <4 > 12. G<5 > ZERO. G <6) NONE. G C7 > INVERSION- J. NONE FRCIW1 MACDILL AFB. K. 15 TF\~ DIRECTOR Or INTELLIGENCE BELIEVES OBSERVER PROBABLY SAW LIGHT FR CJt1 CEIL Cl'1ETER LOCATED ON TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WHICH IS WEST OF HIS HOME. L. NONE.