1. DATE TIME G~OUP 2. LOCATION 4 August 6; 05/0lo;z Savil!lle, N~nr York . 1. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION Ci vil!an AstrcnomJ cal (l,lETEDR) ! ~--.. -.-N_U_M_8_E_R_O -. -0-IJ-!-.C-T-5---t DeacriptiOD at glating object am duraticn as well 33 de.giees c~ I arc throught \bid\ object JBSsed are in accord rlth meteor ana 1 s1s Tum as object neared tree:s on \'isibls hor.i. mn attriblted to 3..'1 S. LENGTH OF 08S!AVATION 10 -15 Seconds 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Groaai-Visual Descenc:ling 9. PHYSICAL EVIO!NCE 11. !~1!, SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Silver, glowing object cbsezvsd at 45 dag elav~tion descendH" below horizon. De3cant was ~ degree.s to left, th~ object tumed right, am disappeared beyoni tree. FTO SEP 61 0329 (TOE) PN&w cUt& el lhlt h DNJ M uaetA. UNCLASSIFIED DEPARrMEHT 'oF TH AIR FORCE STAFF MUSAGl BRAN<H INCOMING MESSAGE PTTU JAW RUCI BWA4 928 2221318 UUUU INFO: XOP-1, XOPX--8, SAF'OS-3, DIA-l (21) 1 FM 52FTRWG SUFFOLK COUNTY AFB NY TO RUt.vMFV AI ADC RU C I FH AI 26 A I R D IV S T E \II ART A F B NY RUG ffiDA/ AFSG QA/ HQ USAF RUEBHQAISEC OF THE AF WASH DC RUEAJP./ NY ADS MCGU UNCLAS 520DC/0~099 AUG 65. FOR AFSC FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION, HQ USAF CAFNIN>, NYADS CNYOIN>. UFO REPORT. I1'\l~ A~R 200 2 , INFO IS SUBMITTED ON A UFO SIGHTING AT 0105Z (1 J ROUND (2J HALF DOLLOAR C3) SILVER (4) ONE (5) N/A (6) GLOtv JNG BRIGHT C7) NONE (8 > NONE ( 9) NONE. 8u (i; OBSERVER WAS S1TTING IN AUTOMOBILE WHEN UFO WAS FIRST 3IGHTEDu C2J 45 DEGREES ANGLE FROM HORIZON (3) DESCENDED TO rJROIJ~iD f;I C~J DEGRESS ANGLE AND DISAPPEARED BEHIND TREES . 0 DF.GP E!!:.3 DO'.vN T 0 L E. FT 1'}1. ZN TURNED T 0 RIGHT. t'H~D UNCLASSIFIED ?;-\GE 2 RUCIBWA4928 UNCLAS DE~A4#.uJrN THf6~i- .\ugG5) DIS !\PPEARED BEHIND TREESe < 5) r ~Ncb trutsRAAJ'i. WHE~ OBJECT DISAPPEARED BEHIND TREES. C6> 10--15 SECONDS. Co C 1) GROUND VISUAL C2> NONE (3) N/ A Eo MACON STREET, SAYVIELLE, N~ 40 DEGREES 44'N., 73 DEGREES 5'W. Fo Cl AGE 17, MAILING ADDRESSJ SAYV EILLE, NY. PHONE: , OCCUPATION: STUDENT, ESTIMATE OF RELIABILITY: REASONABLE. (2.) N/A GQ Cl> CLEAR & CALM (2) HEIGHT: SURFACE 230 DEGREES 5 KNOTS, 270 DEGREES 17 KNOTS, 10,000 260 DEGREES 21 KNOTS, 16,000 250 DEGREES 28 KNOTS, 20,000 250 DEGREES 48 KNOTS, 30,000 250 DEGREES 48 KNOTS, 50,000 250 DEGREES 42 KNOTS 80,000 NISSINGc (3) UNLIMITED C4) 6 MILES <HAZY> C5> NONE (6) NONE C7) NORi-.~AL 3 DEGREES F PER THOUSAND FTo J. NONE ASCERTAINEDo Ko INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, 520 FTRWG <ADC>o PROBABLE CAUSE WAS A REFLECTION. POSSIBILITY OF RECENT NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF UFO SIGHTINGS MAY HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO ~1E:lTAL ATTI tUDZ OF OBSERV ERo