PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DATE TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION 1. NUMBER OF OBJ ECTS n.evr>l. . ro:J'~blr> ,.. ~"~JPrl 1. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION rrt 'ii'RIEF 'suMAiln AND ANALYSIS (o. TYPE OF OBSERVATION "0 det,..,iJ s 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE F TO s E p 6~ 0-329 (Tj)E) rrulou lltlone , , thla ,,,., noay b . ... d . UFO Sighting, 18 August 1965 325~ Fighter Wing (Air Defense) McChord An, Waah1 ngton 1. Reference your letter, 3lBFIB/5304, subject Unidentified Flying ObJect Report, dated 25 August 1965. Request :information regarding tbe photographs taken ~ Mr Stafford on the night o:t lB August 1965. 2. In1t1al report 1nd1cates that objects were visible for l hour atld 4o minutes and that the weather vas overcast with light rain and visibility o:t 4 - 5 miles. Request jnformation as to the width o:t l.ake Tappa and the d1 stance from the observer to the to;m o:t Buckley, Would it be possible to observe ground lights 1n this loeali ty tzom Sumner J '.lashi.Dgton? nlri.ng wat portion of the 1 hour and~ minute observation were the objects stationary1 Also, four objects -were reported; hOW'"' far apart were the three objects near the ground 1n terms of degrees o~ arc and \>hat was the distan.ce trom these objects vi th t he one 1n the sky (alae in ter:ns of d egrees of arc}? The siz~ is apparently extremely large. We request that the witness compare the size of t h e object to the si:' e of' a full mooD. Since the observer initiall y cons idered the ligh t as a fire, was the Fire Department in Buckley, W8 s h1ngton contacted to determine if a fire was in progress during the tiroo of' the report? POR THE COMMMIDE..'~ ORIGINATOR: Unid~nti.fied r::..yir.; Object :right -Pattereon Aro, Ohio follO',:in6 .... N .~. di raction O:::J~Ct.S just abov-= tr ,os l i .;;ctic 1al observ.Jtion: 'Jrou:d- visu:.ll o'.)servati on. _ J...:oc u a r s oroied t o b~ 1e s:5 19 Au~-ust -:;.:.'.::'ecient than C::'i .}lr e s ,_ erticJl 'bJll:.O.l