DATE TIME GIOUP 2. LOCATION J. SOU ICE CONCLUSION NUMBER OF OIJECTS 5 . LENGTH OF OISIIVA TION 11. IIIIP llMIAIY AND ANALYSIS TYPE OF OISEIVATION PHYSICAL EYIDENC! FTO SEP 63 0329 (TOE) P"Yioal ediUOftl ef tt.ll f01 .... , M uud. Extract ~rom Duty O icer's Report, 15 April 1965 At 2300 local received call ~rom L/Col DeLoughary, 17th Bomb Wing, o a UFO report ~rom a crew still airborne. Object spotted in vicinity o Indianapolis, Ind and confirmed by two other A/C Crews. He had only FTD Form 164 dated July 61, so I delivered to SAC gate, 24 copies o~ the current fortn for him to use in debrieing of crew after landing at about 0230 local, 16 Apr. 17 BW will ~orward TWX UFO r~ort. No further action taken. However tllis could have been the decay of a space ob- ject and thus might involve Project MOON DUST. Suggest TDAOS (Lt Neel) be alerted as well as TDEW (TSGT Moody) ir.fc)r rqti.' 1:.. pO$\H'c ~ . tJrtCftrnincl th vnidentifa,J CJe ' ral phenc ,nenort that y v u . ' ~'\J QL54Nft~i. Ple~J.1e l ~'t ~u Jnswer rn many que.stDns os you Jl"Siib!t c~n. The information ;hot ,~..:u g;ve w:U be .aer! f~ rasecJrch ;pcHes. Your nome wiil ;;..Jt r:-t u:iad ir' :\)nner..tion \ollllth cny st~ter:,~n:;. c:onc:ius~e,ns or publ~.:~rons without your pet':ni~sior . We request this personol info1mo~ion !'5<: that ,f 1 t ~ !t!~m~td :1~c.HSOry, 'l"tt 1ltOy contact you for further details. fime of t:fa;- .. Q_l _. t JfC et ulfJ Uinute 1 Sec:ondt ,, , ')"Prheod 8. IF you sow ~he object at f'ch;H r, what did you notica conceming the 51 ARS and MOCN? 8.1 STARS(CrrcleOne): d. Don't remember 8.2 MOON (Cirf:l OMJ: <:) Bright moonli')ht b. Dull moonlight c. No moonlight -pitch clarll cj, Dan t remember 9. What were the weather c:cndJtiona at the time you saw the obiKt? CLOUDS (Circle One): WEATHER (Circle One): ~c9 Clear alcy fog, mist, or light rain c. Sca"ered e I oud s e. Moderate Of heavy rain d. Thiele Ot heoyy c:l~d' d. Oo" ' t remember 10. The obiect oppeored: ( Ci rr:.8 On~1. b. T ranapar., ... d . 00ft 't lcnow (Circle vne ): ~. rv::~ Of J:vrr~ b. L tke ~ ht t+ar ::. Sherply out I ined d. Don') r mber Did "' OOJ8C:T: ~ppeor ~o ,tond atdl tJt ~"Y t im? .Suddenly speed up or"d rusn owoy .,, any Break '-'P 1nto parts 0# -sJCol~e? d. G ;-t cd 'molu9' Change ~i d'-tne s s? Chanqe s'hape? ..,, Hiclre,? D 1 .aapll41Llr Cf'd reap~u(., (Circle One for each question) Don't Jcnow Oon't lc"ow No Don't know l ~-to -Uan' t kftOW Don't lcnow Oon't know Don't &mow Don't now 14. Did the ob1ect disappear while you were 1atching it? ff 50, how? 15. Old the obiect move behind something at any time, particul~rly a cloud'/ (Cirele One): Don't Know. IF you ::~nsweted yr;~, then tll what It mewed behind: 16. Di~ the object move in front of _,meth~ng at any ttme, pflrticularly LJ cloud? Don't Know. (Circle One): in front of: 17. r.u in Cl fw worda the foi lot~rif'lg thin obo,Jt rhe objttct: 18. We wish to know the angula r size. Hold a moten stick ot arm " length in lin" with o ~nown ubie:t and r.~' !; 11 much of the ob,ect is cov "~d by the head of rhe match. If you had pttrformeJ this "'lr~eriment ;Jf th t i ,,.: .t .. ; ~ sighting, how much of the Cl'.>f8Ct would nav~ IJ.en -overed by the match head? Draw a picture that will ,how the shape of th obJect~ objects. Lab.l and include in ywr sketch any detc.H~ of the obiect that you saw such aa wings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhouat trailt or vapor trails. Place an arrow beside the draw~f to ~h~" the dirction the obiect was rnoving. . , . -r 20. Do you thinlc you can estimate the speed of the obrect? (Circle One) . . . IF y041 answered YES, then what sp.ed would you eatirr.ate'( ..2 IJ 21. Do you thin~ you can estimate how far away from you the obiect was? (Circle One) IF you.answered YES, then how far away would you say it was? :JO f..Q SO Where were you located when ycv sow the oblect? (Circle One): .. ~a. Inside a building .. b. In a car : e. OutdoOrs .( In an airplane (typ4t) 23. Were yo" (Circle One) a. In the business section of a city? b. lr. rh residential S\tct;c,e, ~; G city? c. In optm country~ide? d. Nar an airfield1 e. Flying over a city? (j2 Fly ;ng 011er open country? 24. IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or other vehicle at the fime, then complete the followi9 queati\lnl: 24.1 ~at direction were you moving? (Circle One) 1. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest ~ Northwest 24.2 How fast were you moving? Jni le1 per hour. '~ : 24.3 Did you atop at any time while you wera loolcing at the obiect? (Cir~'l O,eJ 2~. Old you obseNe the obfect through any of the following? o. 'Eyeglaa t. Sun ;lata c. Windshield Ye Binoculars f. Telescope g. Theodolite N9 d. Window glaaa Yea In order that you con give as clear a picture as possible of what you saw, describe in your own word1 o COihtr.Oft oijct or obiech which, when placed up in the tlcy, would give the some appearance 01 t+,e obict which you 10'"' 27. '"the following aketch, lmogiM thctt you or ot the point hown. Ploc: em "J. '' m: ,~. t:IJrv: lenc. to ahow ho high the oltiect waa above the horlaon (a~ylfne) when yw llrst sow it. Pioc:,,., ''8" ,,n the a.Jme ~"'ved line:('. ahow how high the obiect was a~ the horizon (a~y lin j when ynu last ~u.., ). P J.;ca ~n ' ' . .\: on the ~ompast wheft you 11,., tow Jt. Place o "8" on the compaaa whr yw /cut fCJW th ohtf. 28. Draw 0 ptcture that -will sn~w the motion that the object ')r OOidCt~ madu. Pi:l.:~ Jn ,. I tlt rhe heg&nnt 19 :Jt ;,. p-oth, a "8 at the end of the path, and show ony changes in direction during tn~ -:..:: ct. 29. IF there waa MORE THAN ONE object, th" how tNany were rhr? . . . Drow o picture of how rhey were arranged, and put on arrow to ahow the d :r'9c t t '" thllt tr'lftt w~r" rr.:s.,~ioQ. 30. Hove you e ter seen this, c. o similar obaec:t before. If 10 give date or dates and location. 31. Was anyone else with you ot the time you saw the obiect? (Circle One) 31.1 IF you answered YES, did they the obiect to~? (Circle One) 31.2 Please list their names and addresses: 32. Pleat give the following information a bOYt younelf: L~ Nal'fle TELEPHONE NUMBE icate 1o1ny addit ional infOtmatl on about yovraalf, including any apeciol ellperlence, which might b. ~ftinent . 33. When and to whom did you r~tpcrt that you ha~ n the ob;ect? 3-t. Dote you co"''letecl this tionnoire: 35. lnfufMitlon which you fHI pertinent and which i1 not aclequately eo.vered in the 1peclflc point .. of the tl 01 a explanation of your alghting