1. DATE T I~E GJtOUP NUMBER OF OIJ!CTS 5. LENGTH Of OISI .. VATION 25 Uinutes 6. TYPE OF 085!RVATION Ground-Visual 9. PHYSICAl EVIDINC! 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Peru, Indiana. lleportin.g officiP~ regards observ:~.tion a s possible a/c ob s erva t : Case carried as a possible aircr~::t si ghting. 11. 11111 IUMMAIY AND ANALYSIS Roun::l lmite object turning to blue-&r e en in flight, to S outh turning to East accele r ating. Objectdisa ppea r ed qy f aCing. In si[jlt for e stirre. t e d 25 minutes. :!'h.OMING OEPA~<.rMENT 01 IHE AcP. FORO STAFF tAf.5~AGE BRANCH DIJI'O a XOPl, XOPX8,. SAF-OS-3, DIA-l (21) NNN~QAS28ZCYJX867 PP RUEALfQ FM 305BOM8WG BUNKER HILL AFB 1~0 TO RUEAHQ/OSAF RUEAHQICSAr RtJNGALE/ADC RUCOSQ/FTO WPAFB OHIO UNCLASSIFIED Page 1 ot 3 OEPAr< T N\ENT 0~ THE AIR FORC( ST A'F 1'.-\E~,5A<.)c BRANG~ RUCOAH/J8AIROIV TRUAX FLO WIS U'ICLAS OCO I 11659 Jll. 65. FORSAFOI; ArNIN. SUBJ: UFO REPORT. A. C1> ROUND. CZ> NICKEL. CJ> WHITE T~EN BLUE- GREEN. <4> ONE. C5> N/A. C6> NONE. (7) NONE. <8> NONE. (9) NONE. B. (1) ~OTICED IN THE SKY (SIGHT>. C2> NORTH. <3> SOUTH EAST. (4) EAST THEN SOUTH AND PASSED OVER OBSERVER THEN TURNED EAST AND ACCELERATED. C5) FADED IN DISTANCE (6) TWENTY- FIVE C25> M l~tJTES. C. < 1) GROUND -VUSUAL. <2> PAGE 2 RUCO'~J 73 UNCLA ~ ,UG~T. E. O~J( C1 MILE EAST OF PERU, INDIANA O~t U.S. HIGHWAY TWENTY-FOUR C21t):. F REET., PERU, I NO I ANA; AGE -19; COLLEGE STUDENT; RELIABILITY UNKNOW~RS . mit: (1), PERU~ I~JOIA~IA; AGE.-46j --!0U<;EWIFE; RELIABILITY RR# ONE < 1), PERU, INO lANA; AGE-19; STUOENJ; RELIABILITY-UNKNOW~. G. (1) UNCLi\SSIFI[D Page 2 ot 3 r J!. uMtNG OEr>At<.fMENl 0~ fHc AIR FORC STAFF r,\E5SAG~ BRAI'I(H ~-~C ~SAGE ClEAR. <2> SURFACE -171 DEGREES AT TWO K~OTS; 6911 FEET, 241 DEGREES AT 21 KNOTS; 11,108 fEET, 249 DEGREES AT 21 K~OTS; 16.81 FEET/ 260 DEGREES AT 29 KNOTS; 21,B91.FEET, 261 DEGREES AT 29 KNOTS; 39,991 FEET, 270 DEGREE) AT 35 K~OTS; 50,000 FEET, 289 DEGREES AT 15 KNOTS; 89,009 FEET, NOT AVAILABLE. (J) CLEAR. (4) 5 MILES -HAZE. <5> ~O~E. C6> ~O~E. C7> 15 DEGREES ABOVE STANDARD TEMPERATURE. H. 'IO~E. I. NONE J. EXACT TIME Of SPECIFIC AIRCRAFT I~ TYE AREA I) ~OT POSSIBLE TO DETERMINE DURING THE TIME fOR SIGHTING. K. WILLIAN R. BORMtLEY, 1ST LT, USAF, CHIEF, CO~BAT . INTELLIGENCE BRA~C~, 305 BOMB WING, BUNKER t11LL AFB,. INDIANA. POS~18LE CUASES: DURING THE SIGHTING PERIOD PAGE 3 RUCDNJ 73 UNCLAS TWO C2> AIRCRAFT WERE IN PENETRATION TO BUNKER HILL AttD WOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE AREA OF THE SIGHT lNG. AIRCRAFT WERE IN OIFFERE~T TRAFFIC PATTERNS AND MAKING FREQUENT TURNS-L. NONE. BT NOTE : ADV CY DELIVERED TO DIA. UNCLASSIFIED Page 3 o.t 3