1. DATE liME 2. LOCATION CONCLUSION NUMIE A OF OBJECTS 5. lENGTH OF OISERYATION 1l 'atE'' 'iUMiiARY A ANALYSIS OF OBSERVATION 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE FTO ~EP 63 0-329 (TOE) PNl ed.&tl ef thh Iota Y M u .. ct. I Title II, V.J.C. , I 1f~ oftfl 1H. Title ,.,., eofttol,.. ts _,s4 lftlaeuutlfM . l'lortO I IIOIIoiH olt...,4 net h lofl J. ISC NUM8EIIt: DATE o,-IN.OIItMATION: .. ;;J filL ACE AND DATI o,. Aco: : IeClallal'l ATI3, Calif. I . IVAL.UATION: SOUIItCE ---- IN P'O-.MA T ION _xxollil6olll, 1 . aou-.ca: 10. NO. 0~ fii'AGES: 2 14.' Aflllfiii-.OVING AUl !iO-.ITY: J:'ffi: R. 1\rofSTRON~, .:AJ, T3'S.-\F Chi:J f , Security 8..:. Law En' contP.cted ?olice ~eadauarters a d st~t~c: that :;c ~:?.d otserved a snhere -.nth uhat apueared to be a flate at tr.~ botto~, fl:"i!!g no~tt near 9ldg. f..!lLU.O i!"l. t~e cUr-ection of ':1" St:-eet. '::'~e ?lane :Tas consiC. ably S71alle r +.:--_a.n the sphere. :'h9 11. ATTA.C ... W&NT DATA: Ol'ltA ';I trOIIW )110 (lh I~'IJ. CONTINUATION SHIIT 7 . :'a:.l/~:..~::tust-Tb~ .:lame C"' iderai.i2.;; s::allc:- ,;J.rec "'~en 1. :::Ule st:md:L'"l c~ gate ;/4 obs~rvcd :! so ear 1:.~-e fla:-:19 :~'1ving in a nort~er lj dj:~ction. 2.Ar..gl~ of elevation Hhen .first obser-reo-J,P-~rel 3 .Angle '): elevation upon disaopearance-Level 4.Descriotion o f flight path-Southeast to ::ortrnrest 5.::anner ~.: disa.rypearance-Graduall~-?icked u"J S'J~ed till i t ~ras out or sight- 4 minutes ::i3 te:1ca of =-' .::,sical 8::.c ence C at 9:'"ials c : ~E,LAClS A' ,0.~ ltZa. JUL II ~ICH MAY II USED UNTI~ t JNt IS. bATE "riME CONCLUSION NUMIER OF OBJECTS LENGTH OF OII!RVATION 1l~ i, suv AND ti1tvss .;.()tlllJo TYPE OF OISERVA nON :~ :r -lis ll!'l PHYSICAL EVIDENCE . NNf4AlfcclMING OfPARTMENl OF fHf All f()Rf'f STAFF MESSAGE BRAN(,_. 7Jio J'J7 -:e UNCLASS1F1EO ACTION: NIN-7 CHQB75eZCQJA 7 ..... ~ DE RUWHSBA 2 29/2355Z 7~ 552AEWCWG MCCLELLAN AFB CALIF TO RUWGALE/ADC ~UWHSB/28A!RDIV HAMILTON AFB CALIF RUCDSQ/AFSC WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO iUEAHQ/CSAF ~UEAHQ/OSAF WASH DC UNCLAS 5520PL-I 03283 APR 65. FOR ADOIN, 280DC, FTD, AFNIN AND SAFOI UFQ BEPORT. THE FOLLOt.J ING RPT OF UFO SIGHTING St.BM ITT ED lAW AFR 200-2: A. (1) ROUND. <2> ABOUT THE SAME SIZE AS A STAR OR PLANET. (3) BLUE-WHITE, MUCH BRIGHTER THAN THE BRIGHTEST STAR VISIBLE. C4) ONE. (5) NONE. C6) STEADY LIGHT <NOT BLINKING>. C7) NONE. (8) NONE. (9) MOVED ACROSS HORIZON TOO SWIFTLY FOR ANY KNOWN AIRCRAFT. B. C 1 > LOOKED LIKE A STAR OR PLANET BUT MOVED ACROSS THE SKY TOO FAST. C2) 30 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON, 30 DEGREES . INCQMiN(; DEPARTMENT 0~ THf AI~ ,:()IU't STI\FF M2SSAGE 3RA~f ~ UNCLASSIFIED PAGE 2 RUWHSBA 2 UNCLA~ AF IN . 7631 (30 Apr 65) LEFT OF NOSE. <3> 15 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON, 60 DEGREES LEFT OF NOSE. C4> MOVED SWIFTLY ACROSS SKY IN A STRAIGHT LINE. (5) SUDDENLY DISAPPEARED AFTER BRIGHTENING SLIGHTLY. CS) APPROX 4 MINUTES. C. C1> AIRBORNE VISUAL, RADAR PICKED NOTHING UP. 17~ KTS, MCCLELLAN ArB. D. <1> 28/0337Z APR 65. <2> DUSK, MANY STARS WERE VISIBLE. F. (1) N/A. <2> SKOUSON, GARTH W.,.CAPT, 963RD AE,~&C SQ PILOT, 8-1/2 YRS SERVICE, 3400 HRS FLYING; PERKINS, JAMES H, SSGT, 963RD AEW&C SQ, FLIGHT ENGINEER, 19 YRS SERVICE, 4500 HRS FLYING. G. (1) CLEAR-WINDS VARIABLE AT 15 KTS. <2> 27015, G: CLEAR <CLOUDS ~NDERCAST APPROX 4,000 FTl. (4) UNLIMIED. (5) NONE ABOVE ACFT. (6) NONE. <7> NORMAL. H. NONE. I. NONE. J. UNKNOWN. K. COULD POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN A SATELITE WHICH DISAPPEARED INTO THE SHADOW OF THE EARTH. L. NONE. DEBRIEFER: CAPT SKOUSON, REPORT MADE OUT AT THE TIME OF SIGHTING. REMARKS: ssGT PERKINS FIGURED THE VELOCITY AT ROUGHLY 18,0 MPR BY USING TIME OF SIGHTING, EXTIMATED ALTITUDE, APPROX DISTANCE. BT NOTE: ADVANC:S t.:OPY DELIVERED r :J DIA AND NIN.