1. DATE TIME G-OUft 2. LOCATION Hani to ba, Canada 10. CONCLUSION Civilian Astronor:dcal ( TEVR) ._,_ ...,..llilll41965 30-c decayed oyer uater on 2 Jul. NUMI!R 0' OIJICTS observation. Data indicates a pro'.:>able 5. LENGTH Ofl OISI.YATION 11. 1111, IUMMAIY AND ANALYIII trot associated ltd.th bolide observation. 4 -15 Seconds 6. TYPE OF OISIRYATION Light bluiS1 green object exploding vrith a loud boom Initial observ~tion at 25-)J deg disappearing at horizon, 10 deg elevation. Hostly r eported as l~vel fJ.iel-:t. Six observers. Ground-Visual Des~ending 9. PHYSICAL EVIDINCI Ma.j Mills contacted US 1'/X Bureau: Broken clouds. 'lberefor8 portions of the sl(,Y ~ould be visible. ' .. 'tNC:OMING OEPA.<TMENT Or' rt-i~ AI~ FORC~ STAFF h\~5SAGE 3l1ANCH ~-os-3~ DIA-l 9et8 C211 ZCZCHQBJ98ZCYJX771 t FM DUAOS DULUTH INTL APRT MINN TO RUWGALE/ADC RUCDAH/J" AOIV TRUAX fLO WISC RUCOSQ/AFSC FTD WPAFB OHIO RUEAHQ/HQ USAF WASH DC RUEAHQ/SEC OF AIR fORCE WASH DC UNCLAS OUOIN 87811 JUL 65. ATTN: OIN; AFNIN; SAF~I 'REFERENCE AFR 281-2. SUBJECT UFO. AC1) ROUND (2) 2 INCHES AT 51 fEET CJ> LIGHT BLUISH GREEN 'P Jta,t:: 1 :NC<JMtf'I G ~.~ESS/\GE OEPAr<TMENT Ot-' TH~ AJR FORCi: STAFF I'I\ES.3AGE BRANCH PAGE J RUCOOU 28 UNCLAS GC1> RAIN, OVERCAST. K. NORAD INTELL OFFICER. NONE M. MAJOR MOODY, liTH AOIY PATCHED IN ON CALL. HE NOTIFIED NORAD WHO IS HAVING SPADATS CHECK FOR ACTIVITY. Page 3 of 3 DEPA.<TMENT o~ T;-tE AiR FO~C~ STAFF ,',\ESSAGE f3R~.NC~i UNCLASSIFif O (8) LOUD BOCJI OR EX PL. OS ION C9> BROKE up INTO SEVERAL PIECES PAGE 2 RUCOOU 28 UNCLAS BC1> NORMAL OBSERVATION. BELIEVED CAUSED PHONE TO RING, ATC INTERPHONE, IN WG TOWER C2> ELEV 25-31 DEGREES. PIREP STATED ELEV 61 DEGREES CJ> HORIZON TO 11 DEGREES (4) MOSTLY LEVEL FLIGHT PATH,: ONE REPORT OF DIVE THEN LEVEL OFF (5) BEH I NO TREES (6) 4-15 SECONDS CC 1> VISUAL C3> PI REPS FROM .REG .. I NA ~/c UNKNOWN AT PRESENT TIME. C2> AREA OF BRANDON, MANIJOBA RTNEY, MAN, BRANDON ~A ENTAL HOSPITAL Page 2 of 3 '-