PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION CONCLU SION NlWBER OF OBJECTS . 'i. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11 B RI E F SUMMARY A ND ANALYSI S to. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 8. PtiOTOS 9. PHY51CAL EVIDENCE FTI) ~F P 6 3 0-329 (TOE) P re v lona edltlono o f thlt fo rm..,. , b noo<1. 15. Did the object move behind something at any time, particularly a cloud'? (Circle One): Yos Don't Know. IF you on~wered Yf.:~, then tll what it moved b.h ind: 16. Did the object move in front of ~pmething at any timet, particularly a cloud? Don't Know. IF you answered YES. the,, 'ttl! "YJ<Jt (Circle One): in front of: 17. Tell in a few words the fo llowin g things a bout the ob1~ct: ~ We wish to know thtt ongular s iu. Hold c match 'it i.:k at orm' s length in lints w ith o kn.>wn ubj or;t and rv:t t .. , .,.l much of th obtect is co..,erad b y ths h e a d of 1he ma tch. If you had pttrform;,J this e xperime nt ot tne. tkv; ,i ,f:~ s ighting, how much of rhe object would h ove been covered by the match h .. od ? t Draw a p icture that will show the shaptt of t htt ob ject or objects. Label and include in yc.ur :sketch any deto i I~ i of the object that you sew -such as wings, p rotrusions, ~tc., and ~specially exhaust trailt o r vapor trails . lace on arrow beside th e drawing to show the firection the object was moving. ~. Do you think you can estimate tho speed of the object? (Circle One) Yes /No 1 I IF y04J answered YES, then what speed would you estin-.ot~'( - - .{. ,. 21. Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was? (C ircle One) Yea , N~ Ctu( / ~ IF you answered YES, then how far away would you say it was? / _ 22. Where were you located when y04J saw the object? (C itcle One): a. In s ide o build ing c. Outdoors d. In on airplane (type) e . At sea 23. Were you (Circle One) a. In the business section of a c:ity? b. In rho residential s~tctic.ll _,:a city? '-c . In o pfln countryl\id e ? d. -N:,or on oi rfi~ld? - e. Fl'yin~ over a city? f. Fly ;n; over open c04Jntry? 24. IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE o r other v ehicle at the time , th en complete t ho followi119 questii)Os : 24. 1 What direction were yov moving? ( Circl!! Ona) o. N orfh c. East e. South b. NOfth e ost d. Southeast f. Southwest 24.2 How fost were yov moving? ---------'..miles per hour. 2.4.3 Did you atop at any time while yov wera loolcing ot the object? (Circle One ) 25. Old you observe th e object th rough any of the fo llowing? Eyeglau .. l Yes Binoculars b. Sv~ glauea Windshield Yes No g. Theodolite Window glass Yes h. Northwe~t 26. In order thot you can g ive as clear a picture as possible o f what you sow, describe in y our own words o common object or objecta which, when placed up in the slcy, would g ive the same appearance o a ri-le object which you o"' 27. In the following slctc:h, Imagine that you ore at the potnt shown. Place on ' 'J..'' on the r.urv": l~rtc. to> ahow ho .. high the object woa above the horizon (skyline) when y<..u lir.'lt sow it . PI<Jcf)., " B " vn t he a.Jme t;IJrvd li!"le 1~ ahow how high the object wos above the horizon (skyline) when you last ~u.., tt. P lt:lce ul'l ' 'A' on the c.ompas' when you first aaw It, Place o "B" on the compou where you la:st ,ow th~ ob! c t . Orow o p ictura that wi II s how the motion thor th e o b1ect or ob 1e c rs. ma 1,, Pt:::c-~ a n A ' J t the b.sQii11n 1 q 'Jt .no path, o "B"' at the end of the path, and s how 10ny change~ in directton d11flng tn a .. .::;r\<t, 29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE object, then how mony were there? Draw c picture of how they were orronged, and put on 01row to show tno d irec tton thor the y wer" tr:2vdiog 30. Hove you ever seen this, 01 a similar objttct before. If so g ive date or datu o nd location 31. Was a nyone e lse with you a t the t ime y ou saw the object? ( Circle One ) 31.1 IF you answe red YES, d id the y ue the object too? (Circle~ On a ) 31.2 Please list the ir names and addresses: 32. Plea g ive t he follow ing infotmatlon about your~elf TEL!;PHONE NUMBER Indicate any addit iona l Informa t ion about yovr ulf, including o'ny apec:iol .xpe rtenc, wh ieh might b. ~rti:1en1. 33. When and to whom did you re p or t thot you had seen the obje ct? Day Mo11th Year 34. Dote you completed this questionnaire: 35. lnfotmoticn which you feel pertinent and which i a not adequately covrd in the apeclflc pointa of th. questionnaire ot a narrative explanation of your aighting Mrs. Hunt/man/SAFOICC/72842/13 Sep 65 li'OB MRSCTO.R OF I.EGISI,A1'IVE LIAISON, SAF0sSf:P 1 4 19i5 AftSftlOll: Mr. Vilson Slls.mc:!: Ui 0 Attached 1a a propoeed rep)~ to Senator Dodd vho '~"A Snrcumatica Oil t;be abc'ft SUbject OD bebal t ~ lew M11 tord Connecticut. 8AJ'OI action o1'1'1cer 1 Mra~ Jlmt, extension 72842. Proposed Eeply -.,to Doli Off! c~ I~t r~tlon ~rd cy -SAFOI-2 Comebk cy -SAFOI-2 ada~ cy -SAF0!-1 A::::tii.o.:. ty cy -SA.FOI-2 Dear Senator DodD: Beeently you requested information on unidentified flying obJects on llev MU.t'ord, Connecticut. I em enclomns two copiea o~ J'l!D J'om ~ wbich ia ueed tor sulDitting UJO reporta to tbe Air :rorce. Mr I aa e'D3loa1ng ttr report OD ~roject Blue Eoolt, tbe Air J'O{c:e 010 proJect. '!hla repo~t c1ep1ct.a tbo atatua ot tM a proJect to date. I .. to be of eaaiatance in providing thi infoxmation to Si.Dcerely, n/.{ /6 h /t::rdl d;/ Mfi:z'IJ JTD (TDEW) Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433 14 September 1965 Be:terence 1Qlr unidenttlied obaet'tation of 21 Au8ust 1965. ~e in:t01iiiat1on contained in your recent letter vas not ntticient far e"laluation. Request you 1'111 Qlt the attached Fro Form 164 end return it in the envelope provided We wieh to tbank you tor reportillg your observation to the Air Puree. lmC'roR QUINTAIUIJ.A, Jr Major, USAl' P:t-oject Blue Book U 'l. AIR FORCE TEChl'llC~l INFORMP NEW MILFOP O ,u.,~lt.;.nli'" r o:s bean pre ou ..,d ill .r ... con givto the U.S. Air Forc e aa much u f o ,mH:n .. pos:.blct ~ . ..;n.:eming the \.lnid.,nnlt<~. U-dltol phenomctnon that you hnvu olserv~ti. pJ,a~e tr . fj 1llsw~r i'l-Tmony questions as you pn!>:.tbly can. Tho inrormation that yc.:u ;ve w:ll b " J:~J i .~ <"'Sdo rch pHpo;,n. Your nomo~t wdl ot h., u,.ed in .:~nnedton with any st:~t&r..ani;, r.~nclusJon,, :>r publications w ithout t r,ur permissio1.. We request this per'Sonol information ~c: th':lt if it s deemed n e<'e:s::sQry we muy contact yov fo r fu dhor detai Is. Hhe n did you .e~ h a ob1ect? Ho>.r Mtnvhta ( Ctrc:/d Ono) .ounto 1 S.2 Was obJI!t:t :1'1 signt cont nuou~ly? -:'~hot was rJ-. tt c o no cr1cn of tne ny? 8 r i gh t b Cloudy 7. IF you li'IW the o bject dur in g u 1\YLIGH r. ..ml)r& HOJ the SUN locct~ d '{ Circle OMI o. In front oi yov b. In bock ..,f r.. To y ovr riqd d. fo your l~h ~. o.)verht'oO t Donr reme~mbH 8. IF you sow the o bj ect at NIGHT, whot di d y~ not ictt coocotning the STARS and MOON? STARS (Circle One): MOON (Circle Orwt): a. Bris7lt moonlight b. Dull moon I ight Many c. No moonlight -pirai:' ctmk Don't remember d. Don't remember 9. What were the weather conditiooa at the time ya.~ saw the object? CLOUDS (Circls One ): WEATHER (Circle One): a. Clear aky b. Hazy b. fog, mst, Ot light rain c . Scattered c I ovd s Moderate Ot heavy rain Thick Of h eavy clovds d. Snow Don't remember 10. The obje c t op~ored: ("Circle One): s a r gnt T ron 1por~nt on T r Dmemoer .11. If it oppea1-!tJ .M o lighr ..,a, '6.-ignr.,r rhol'! 1119 b r ig ntul !Srors ? a. 6r rghter b. !)imtMr 12. The .dge ot th e ooject .... er~: ::. ...\bovt fhe some d. Dor~'t know (Cird~ One ): ( C !rcltt One): " Fvuy ~blurred o. Like a b!ight stor c. Shorpl; outlined d. Don' t rememb.r D id the ob; o c t : (Circle One fOf ecxh question ) Q, A~ar to stond still at any tim.? Yes Dor~'t lcnow -Suddenly speed up and nn h away at a n y time? Yes Don't "now 8realc vp into part 1 ~ up lode? Yes Don't know Give off smoke? Y~s Don't lcnow Chang4t ~ightness? Yas Don' t !cnow f. Chong shape? Dor t know Flash~ r !iclcer? Dt~.:Sp!J1JOr .:nd r'toppecr Don't know