PROJECT 10073 RECCRO 2. LOCATION Au,:~ st. 1965 llbuquarqu a , New J.~exi.co 1. NUMBE R OF 09JECTS !J, LENGTH OF O BSERVATION f, , TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Vise.al (BX) 10. CONCLUSION 11. BRIEF SUMMM~Y .ANO ANALYSIS Cne object initially, four later. Bl u:tm a t firs t thou ght to ba stars. Obj e ct s in trail. Hea.r J.".oon. FJ4re a!:. bar.k. H:i[tl i~ \'Te:3t, seer~d to go h i g}1er . .3 Hin'...ttes f or fi-r-:;t objact , 2 l minutes fer t.."le other f our. Observed --;rit h B~{. 7. COUI~SE en ~,~ .. l~TS: Dat~ nc,t inclcd ed . Deg rees of a r c throt tg h lrhich obj e < ts mcv ed not included . Possible A/C ~ Satellite s . I r' motion coni.~ed - - - - - --------tt.o small a rea ard di sap~arancs cc.used by cloud 3 obs c uring a rea .13. PrlOTOS 1d In ~ r- ?. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE . objects cou b e stars . suff i c1.errt Da{. a pending rerum o.~. Fo~ 164 ' s . Objec t t:assed through consi.derabla arc. No d a t a :re s er.ed to indicatd that the cb j ects could ~!OT h..' 1fe bePn a.jc rTD SEP 6 3 0-349 (TOE) Pl'1tvl:Ju edttlon of lhla fo rm ~:tJ b4 u .. d. 8.1 ST1.\RS (C ird e One ): d. D on'r r~mo!tmber 8 . 2 MOON ( Circla On-:): Br i gnt moonl1gn t Dull moonlight c. No moonlight-p itch dark d. Don't r~memb\91' 9. Wh;Jt w~re r ;,~ ,...ea~her conditions ot th.!t time yoo saw th.t ob j.,ct? CLOUDS ( Cirde One): WEATHER ( C ire/a Or.M); c. Clcc:r sky <;')Dry ~ j b. Huz}' b. F og, rnis t, or l ight ro in ~ (t.:.~ Sc(1ttttred clouds c . Mod~rctet or h"'!nvy rain } l ~ Thic k o r ~sovy c louds d . Snow l T Uli1 s i)Or '" t e . Don' r ram~mb"r ~ a.-Brignt~r c . AbQu~ lh., som!t ,o. Dimmer d. Don't know 1 1. 1 Compars brighrne~s ~o s ome common objact: 1 lL Tho: <!dge:t o f ~he obje~t wer~: } (C ir::le One )G' Fuzzy or blurred o . Li ktt a bright !>tar 1 c . Sharply outlinttd l 13. Did th., .,bj.,ct: (Ci rcle One hr eoch qvdst:on) l r; , App-:ta r to stan d ~till a t any tim" ? \. Ye_3., b. Suddr:tnly s~.,d up and rush away ot ony tim.,? c. Bf.,ak up in to p~.1rt5 Of explcd~? Y9s l J. Give ofi .>mo!<.!t'? '(J~ 1 .:. Change bri;h r:1es~? Y-::s Don't know Don't !<now Do n ' t know Ooo'~ know J f , Chan!Jt9 ~hoP"'? y ..t'i ~ OcnJ t know j ~J F ict!)h .;,r fl ic~:!!r? Ya; No D.>n' I know f i h. Di:jopp.o,or ~1d r~appeor? Y\'ts No Oo11' r ! tL Did thd o!Jj;,ct di.,oppda r whild y o u H:m; wc1tchi ng it? lr :;o , ho"'? Di d th~ c::.1~ct mov~ ~hind ::aom~thing a t any ti rn~, particul-:uly a cloud? (Circle One): (! e s ' / , ~'>!o Don'io l<now. ,, IF y o u answctred YES, than t>JII wh<.1t '16. Dir:l th~ cbi~ct move in front o f so mething ot <Jny t ime, pa rticu lo r ly a cloud? Don't Know. !F Y"U onswdr .d YES, rhen tel i whor 1 in f.on t of: T~ll in a '-cw words the following ~ings about the ob j.!tct: t 18 . W!: wish t:) know the angular siza. Hold o match s tick at arm's l~ngth in l i n e with a known object a nd n oi'!t ho'""' i rr.uch of tl1e object is cov~red by tn~ h~ad ot the match. If yo~ had ;:lt:trfor me d ;his t::<peri men t or th e ti:r.e o f ~ t,, ~ sighting, how much of the o bj-ect would have bo!en cover~ by thct match head ? f 19. Draw a pictur~ that will show the s hape of the-o oject or objects. LaeeltJnd in c lude in your s <)~ch ony datoib l of the objecr rnot you saw such a s wings, protrusions, arc., and especiatly exhausr trail:; or va p or trails. PlacQ' a n crr-:J.., uid.., the drawing to show the direction the objec-t was moving. ou thin!< you can cstimot~ th" sp'3.,d oft~ 1 obpct? 2 1. Do ycu th in < _J -JU c on ~stimat"\t haw fiJr o,..,oy fr om you tho objact was'? IF y ou crn~"'~'"d YES, th"n hc1w far away would y ou :~ay it wo'i? ------------- .,...,,.,, wer" 'f':1U locaT~d when you s;:~w th:t obl>lct? IJ. lno;iJe o ~ .. tiding ~. In a cor d. ln !n ni:pione {typ..,) Ware you (Citcl>:! Ot'~) o . 1., th3 busines s sact ion of a city? In t ., rll-sidentiol ;;~ction of a city? c . In open c..,uniry:.id~? d . N~ar a n airfield? e. Flying O-ftlr o city? f. Fl;'ing OVtr open c oun try? IF '/.,U '.-J'" ,OVING IN AN AUTO\tiC3l L E or oth.n vehicl~ .:1} th~ tim<t, then cnmpl~t~ th& following qu='srion'l; b. North~cut c. Eo~r c. Sourh h. Ncrrh< 1 S t d. South~ajt .?L2 ~-iow fast wt~r~ you movi ng? . ;ni ~" pH hour. 2.;. 3 D1d y ou ;t''P \lt any time while you wer111 looking o r th e cbjact? (Ci,-;/.,One ) Ycts No ! .)i1 'lou aourve th e objec t ~hrough ony of the following? Ev !)glaJu~ Yes No Binoculars T e letlcoo., ::,un gtau c . Wirdlh i ld Th ~:c-J(') I i h Window .JIOH Y~s In l')r::l:'lr th)t you ~on give as char o picturt1 U'l po"sibl of what y,u saw, dltscribi! in your :J"-~n 'fo(:>rd s o c~,mmon 1 obj..,ct or obj~td.s which, wh~n.plac.:td up in the :sky, would givl'f th+J samtt appearance a s tl-:a o::,j;~ct whi ch yo\J sow} l:l th~ fol!~wing ~k-etch, i magi ne that you or3 a t th~ pl)int shown . Pice~ un '';.V' a n rn! curved linu to show h.1w hi sh the o;>h jt!ct was a bove th~ ho ri:ton {skylind) wht!n you First s aw it. P lace a ' 'B" on the sa;-ne curv ed lin .. t, .:;how how hi'jh th., object was a bov& th' hori zon {skyline) whan you last !;f'JW it. P!acu un "l\" on th ~ co:np d-. wh.,n you first .saw it. Pla ce o "B" on the compass wh..,re you last saw the object. 2S. D raw a pictur~ thc::t will show th!! motion tha t t he object or obj~cts mad~. Pince on".\'' at th. bagir:ninq o f the show Oily c hongu in directicn (~urhg rhe ::au;:;~. 29. IF th3r~ wo$ MORE THAN ONE objOJct, then how m';lny w-=r~ there? ------------- Dro.., a picture of how they wer~ arranged, and put an arrow to show t h" dir'.!ction tn"JT rh "'Y went rrave ling. . 30 . Ha v., y~ :.!Hr ,n ~his, or o si.nil ur ob jact beford. If o gi-1d Jut~ 1)r dahs ond location. 31. Wa:. anyone !),s-. wirn y ou c t tha ti me you saw th~ obj8ct? (Circfe Ona) 31.1 IF you a:,swer~d YES, did they ~ae t he object t oo? ((i,c/a One) 31.2 Pl~a~ l i~t their name s a nd addr,!:is~:t:s: Pl.:tosct give ~he following inf"rmo tion c)our your111lf: Middlt Na ru hhi icot' any additiona l info rmation about your lf, including any .sp~iol .;)Xperi~nce, whic h ;n ight b!t perrin'nt . 34. Doh you compl t'ttsd this ques~ionnaire: 35. Information which you feel pertinent end which is not cdttquotely covered in th~ s pecific poin~s of th~ . questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting. .,.h: ~ quet.ticnnair~ has ~'='n p re p u re d ~n that y ou can qiv~ the U .S. A ir Fore" rH mut:h inf?r"1cr,on o ; p os'#ibh, conc:-itrni n g th'! un ident ified aeria l phz~nomenon ~h'Jt y o1.1 hove obsarvtt<i. P I !lt:se t ry t, answ~r a ; many qu?t.tt i onl as y ou possib ly r:an. Th.! i nforiT'Ia i'i:>n rhat y o u give will b(} J.Hd for r e3earc:h pur po !ittl, Your nurne w ill tJo t b<J u.r.a d in connttctinn wi~h any stot.,rn&nt~, C'=>ncius !on.s, o r pubJicatioi1S Without y ou r t-Htrmi'i~ ion, W""' fl)qU~St this pers ono) informction S O rha r ,fit i; do;,rnftd neces,;~ry, we muy contact you fo r furth&r d . .,ta ib . 3. Tim~ Zor.t: (Cir c:le One): a . ( C ircl<l On, ): (CircJ, On~): IJ, DnyliJht s,'4'ing ,:--b: Str:nda rd N.,orut Postol Addr~.u / Cit~/or Town 5. H,w l ong W01 obj .. ct in .;ight? ( T otal D u ration } Fairly c ertain c . J'lot v~try s ur, I 1.J. Just 0 QU!US Wa3 obj-t~r in sigh t c ont inuotJsly? { '(tJJ ~.-- o. B righ t b. C lo udy (o. Briaht b. CloJdy ( C ird, Orr~): c:. j,, front o f )'~)u u. 1'1 Lock of )' ov c . To your r1 -;.t, t J. To your ).,ft e, Ov "r~e -:xi (. Dcn'r rt~m~mb~r I 8 . IF you ~.Jw ~h oSj~ct a t NIGrlT, what dici you noti c.., conc.)rninq ~(n ST ARS and MOON? d'. O,:,n i .-~member 8.2 MOO, I (C~rcl~ One): (a~ Orisht moonl ight b. Dull moonli9h t .:. No moonlight-pi t-:h dark d. Don't rarnemb"r 9. \<l!:u~ w e r ., th~ w.,nrher c cnd itkns o i t h3 tim~ yf')U NW rho:t object? CLOUDS ( C!,c/e One): WEATHER (C ircl"' One): or !1 gh t rain ("Z) S-:o>torad clouds c . Mcd.,ror~ o r heavy t ''"~ d. Thick or ~':HlY'/ c loud:i ~. Don' i' re.r.~mber 10. T h., obj !d c;:~ar-ed (Circla Om::): T rcnsporbnr od, D en ' r rom~mb-tr 1 11. If it 1pp~ar!d :.a a lisht, was it brioht~r then th e bti;;httt'it :~tor'S? (Circfa On:>t): l o. Biightsr c . About th~ 50m~ l b. Dimmer d. Don't know I 11. i c.::),npor~ b ri Jhtnes:a to some common obj~JCT: ; ; 12, T c d s~u of t!, e object >er!t: (Ci ,cla On~t): ,;; Fuuy o r blurred :l. Like ll bright star c. Sharply o..Jtl in!d .:L O vn ' t r~"m"'nb~r