. . . . PROJECT 10073 RECORD . 1. 041E TIME GROUFI 2. LOCATION .'1hitc!':Wl A!'13, Hissouri . 10. CONCLUSION ~ i:F.DAR: Inversion Bffects ifi5iJ:IL: 1. Stars/?1a!1ets Hili.tarJ . t. NlJ~BER o.= C3JECTS 3 . Ast .. ro CZT3l'R) ~. LENGTH OF ~BSERVATION 11. BR:EF . .SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 4 - -5 Hours Rer.i object observed in East r.1ovin.,; ~ou+h lcr 2 min1:t cs. ob.ject evaluated as '.n A/C) , 1 TYPE OF 08S:RVATIOH Grnd-Visual Grnd-RADAR 7: COURSE 0~ l,.f-tness repL'rted. a:n object which he believed. to .b:a a 3hco._ . ~ st3.r( this ob .P ct evaluated as a. l!eteor) SJ. ?~CIOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE P_\D.~l PHO'lOS shew no speci.d c ob.ie.ct and co ordiP.a:ta3 a:t--d to t l Eo.:;t. (Reportirg oi'ficiQ.]. r~gard::; returns as dt..:e w ir.v~rs:icr s V:3:J:..J... si.t1tings "trere for a period of 4-5 hours e.rrl the obJe ct3 at ~-.0 dog elevation in the ~a3t moving South. Four or ncrt: :7.3.,jJ r 3SJMno:n.ca COJeC"JS iT.;:r.~ :Jl v d 3 _.aJu CltirLY15 ~-13 ~t'~-..1- FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) - :20. no I,'')U think YOU COn e~timott~t the Speed of thct objoct? (Circla One) If yCMJ answered 'f ES, then what speed would you estitr~ot'~ -----~---- 21. Do you thin~ y -:>u can estimate how far away. from. you the object was? (Cir.:!e On~) I r -you cns,jloti!red YES, then how for away would you say it was? . ------------ ! 22-. Wh!!f-& ._.,er~ !OV locat~d when you sow the object? 2:t W"rr3 you (Citr It~ On~) (C irele One,l: ;,. tnside o i:.u.lding b. in c c o r c. Outdoors d. 'n on o:r;:>lane (type) a. ir. the busin~s5 sacti()n of o city? b. In d~? residential s~c1 ;c,,1 ~i a city? c. In opon ccuntry:\id~'? d. Near on airfield? e. Flying o"~' o city? f. Fly;ng O'fer open c?untryi' 1 2J. !F ycu .....,..,,~ t~OYING IN AN AUTOM031LE or oJh1:r v~hicfo at th~ tim.,, then cornpfet~ the foliowia,g qu~ts?ioos: 24.1 'tfhat dir~ction wer~ you moving? (Cirde On'!J) d. South~ost f. Southw<!tst 24.'2 How fast were you moving? ----..,.-.,.-,----milt's per hour. 24.3 Did you slop at any time while you wer Jooking at th& obiect? h. Northw4!~t 1 (Cir:le 011t~) Yes No . I 25. Dlcl you oba..ve th objct through any of th following? c. Ey~gloases h. Sun glo.s.lJ Binoculars f. T oloscope g. TheodoH~!t . !n r..rd.,r ~hot you con give as cfecr o pic~.Jr~ 0 1 possible of what you saw, de5cri~ iri '/our own ~ ierd'J o .corr.mOf' ob:-e-ct or obj~ct~ ~hic:h, wh1tn placed up in th ... ~,would givs the some appearoncs os tha obj~ct whl:h) ov 5'.l'"-" ;a a '15 a lfaa II I In th f.oliow'"Q ;) tc:h, 1:-n~s~ th:lt you -:r~ at . pQint :1hown. Pf~c~ <m "h ~> n~ .~ t: Jfv,.! ltr.r. to :aho., h-ol. hish th, oh;.ct wot abovtt th:a hori.z:on (.s~ylin} rh"tn y<..~ Eirsr ~(lW If. Pio: u ., ''B 1;,<1 the A~ffi4' c~1rv8d h"" ~r. 1\n(\\ how hi~n rh objct """01 !lhove the h'>ri::\'n ('Jicyiin8j wnen )'tHJ :~st 'hJ'.'' ,,. Pk1C:'t .:1:1 when you fi:1~ .,'It it. Ploce o 3" 011 tna r.Qtt~pd.S'S ""he:" '/r.Ju hut ~ow tn~t ():..:~ct. 28 . Drnw 'l p ict\.ir, that wi II show th' mcti on thot th". obj ~ct or oh j~ct5 mo.-1u. P bcu em A ' ~r p-;1.n, o u c . n& ~n o .1~ pom, c~-.. ~ :l'N nny c:aonges ;.n ~o.tr~c ICil :..vr!f'(l iiltt ~!.., htt, 31. Wos any!)ne .,i.'\~ wit h you at th~ time you sow the object? (Circle One) :31. 1 1:= 'fCC C~\Wttred YES, did they $~4 thw object too? (Circle an~) 31.2 p :,r.:.s :ist their nams und a.ldresJel: TELEPHOr-,E NUvu3ER ----------- lr.dict1h ony r::dditional Information ut yourJlf, ind~ing ~ny ap.ci"t .a:.peri~nct, wh!~h ,...,,;~hJ h r~r~i!1tttl' Dar Month JnfM7Mtton which yov 1 .. 1 pertinent end which is not "adequately covr.O in the tp.clfh: points of the qwestlorinelre or a norratlve'xpJonatlon o.f your afghting. . . . HEADQUARTERS 351.st STRATEGIC MISSILE WiNG (SAC) UN I TEO ~TATES .O..IR FORCE WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE., MISSOURI 65303 AiTN OF: BOOB 13 Octobe r 1965 SUBJECTc UFO, ~ .. 11it~m.:1n .AFB, Mo., 12 August 1965 TO I AFSC (fTD) Wri~h:-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433 1 . R~ference letter, Hq Foreign Technilogy Division, Air Force Systems Co:.._-:.and, TDEt-1, 8 Sep 1965, Subj~ct: UFO Sightings, Early bugusc, Hissouri Ho\ve er, d an UFO incident on 12 August to rom the United States Air Force. have been contactedo 3. In compliance 'tvith paragraph 14, sub:"lit:ted: a. Description of the Object: (1) Varied in s pe from round to oval; starlike. (2) The size ~JcS estimated as that of a pe a . (3) The objects v aried in color nnd appeared to change color fro m white, rouge red, blue, green, white. (4) Witnesses differed. witnesses saw f rom 3 to 5, one of dull red color One \vitness sau only one object. TlilO l~ichwas oval in sl1ape and remained a (5) No definite formation ~cattered in a small pattern. but objects appeared to lJe randomely (6) No trails t~erc observed. (7) The objects nade no sound audible to th2 ob.s ervers. b. Jescription of Course : lvitnesses by s e:rv1ce . \vere cal led to tower operator attention of ch2 avail 3ble has been sep arate d fro~ tl1e The o~;jects w.;rc i.ni.tially observe d in an cast-nor t hens :- direction from the base operatious building at Hhitc man Ai.r Force .D~sc. . l':'l~jll