1. 'bATE .i'TIME GIIOU' 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Bryte, California t----------..... ~Direction rules out Satellite. F.tiL~ht consistant ;dth observat on NUMIIIt OP OIJICTI ot higj'l-flying a/ c. Description chl ration and othe r detail s in One accord lrith this evaluation. 5. LENGTH 011 OlllltYATION 11. IIIII' IUMMAitY AND ANALYSIS No sourd. Object like a large orange red sta r observed 6. TYPE OF OIS!RVATION Groun:l-Visua 1 (BX) th rouft! BX. I1oving from t-~ to S':i. Very hiJh altitude. Flisjlt incl u.d e d curve to the South~Test. Diso.ppee.red O'ler th 9. PHYSICAL EYIDINCI horizon in 10-15 minutes. path, and show any changes in direotiun dur~1~ the course, IF there was mora than one object, then how many w~r~-~l r~;J< t; Dr a.~ a picture to show hew they t.rer~ arrar,gad, and put an arrow to ~how the direction that they were traveling. :30. Have you ever seen this, or a similar object bef'ore? I so, give the date or dat~s and location . )1o tias anyone else with you at the time you saw the objectt(Ye;s2 J1.1 IF you answered YES, did they see tha object too? Yes ?1o1 Please their names ar4 addr~sses: <?}oo,~t you: .. selr, ir..cluding : Interplanetary Intelligence of Unidentified Flying Obiecfs HAYDEN C. HEWES, Associate Dtrector 3005 West Eubanks OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Major Hector Quintanilla, Jr . Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio We of the IIOUFO ~ish to t~ka this t~4e to vel, cordia~y thank y ou for your coo~ration in filling out t..~is form. Or.oe again r9 :re.!dnd you that the 1ntorz~tion you ha~Te put on this fori!! is c~nfidental .. In the space OcJl\)w, please add a-r~ info~mati-:>n, details, or sketches that you teel should be added. Please try to present them in th3 order in which they o~\l\lreu. AJJ1 &l.Jilcll pa5~.:; \Jl t~1~ ~.a.n~ dli~a fld.P'3~ !flay btl attached if they al~ &1seded ,fot /.ac-{ --J-J -J.JO --Jlkill,z 1. _.,?liz'~'lf NO CASE:.. Intonnation Only SOURCE: ~Saucer Review HOY-Dec 65 NOIITHIII. IIIILAIID . i -zeppelin over Belfast Tbd he lkl.(m TN,*I or 1~ to ow cavilserYaDt Williaiii"lf'usby oC Upper Maloae heard a stnDp drone: be wu outside his boule, and it wu 6.45 p.m. He aw an object that looked like one oC the old-time ZeppeliN craveiiUJc &;.-.. the diree- tioa ol Liabum, ad dj 1ppearim ova Cave HiD. Le. ficwu South to North. It w.a daylilbt. ancl a.,.rt fi"!n a tary disappear. cnce beband a cJoud, die objec:l W7FF Ill VIew 101' tea ~econrh. (Cndic: T. n.a I Flln-) lfO'rat .,.... $ JJIW eeatll WrnU (CIHIIIeetiM .,.-Cefllrel 1. COUNTRY. U .S.Ae a . IUJCTt UNIDEnTIFIED FLYING 0~ cT. tO. NO. Of' ~AG.I: 2 I. IIC NUMe.R: DAT 0,. IN,.ORIIATION: )Q JUN~ 1965 tl. O .. IGINATOR: SFDJRITY & LAW ENFORCl!l-1ENT DIV 11 AFB, CALIFORNIA 1. ~LAC. AND DAT. Of' ACQ: Bey Le, Cal it'. I VALUATION: IOURCK INf'ORMATION -~--- P Lionel K. t4.' A"""OYING AUTHORITY: ' eou..ct J ARMS'IRO~TG, Major, USAF Chief, Scty & Law Enforcement Di Bryte., Calif. I . 8UtWIA""' Mr. , contacted Police Headquarters and stated., that he, had ,o m object that appeared to be about the size of a large star, traveling b-CIIl a northeasterly to a sou direction. The object was of a bright red color then faded o\tt and came on bright at intezvals then faded out completely. Mr. stated that the object was visible for from 10 to l5 nrtnutea vith uae oi' binoculars at approximate~ 2135, 30 June 1965. 11. Ot8TAI.UTION v o-.eiNATO"' 1-Hq. USAF ( AFCDT) I NFO ro: AFSC ( F'I'D) t7. DOWNeltAOINe DATA~ 11. ATTACHW&NT DATA& O,.NAV ~OttW 8IH (II .. IHIJ. A~ ~OA .. Ill. ~Ut.. lt. WMICH WAY UID UMTit.. t JAN ea. ,tr"' tJ-!bi'VCL ~ ao"' ~ ~I..JIIIpl-