PROJECT 10073 RECORD IH :E. TIME GROUP 10. CONCLUSION : :il i.tar:: NilHP.ER OF OBJECTS LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11 BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS TYPE OF OBSERVATION r 'hfH.! rvcd PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Le. b+e r .s J Oll:;!lC Ch~jet'\1"\e.. ./JtUI~a. f-~ .... AdO:ll. L ~ t,+e r s tvtdtta.f..Q (2) Object again appear ed in s ame location but on the next fiv~ successive observations f lew a stra i ght course a nd disa ppeared t o he East. At first, object became t h ree white objects, but as i t moved East,vard the t'vo rear 'vhite s disappeare d and ther e 've r e n otv six r ed, green, and 'vhite lights as shmm on plo t . Object sighted and observed through binoculars by Staf f Sergeant and two neighbors, at 1930 local time . Object, oblong, about the size of a saucer, moved 'tvith an up and down motion, ,.,hite in co l or with a flashing light. Local 'tV'eather ballons are launched at lO.AH and lOPN, so this object is eliminated as a tveather ballon. Object was also observed on 3 1 August and 3 September. See plot number 4 . e . Object was observed to the North of Cheyenne by group of e i ght young civilians, 'tvhose hobby is stargazing 'vith a 50/100 telescope . Object appeared lmv on horizon, moving s lotvly Westward, disappea ring somewhat higher above horizon. There were t hree objects, size o f a dime, close together with r ed, white, and blue lights. See plo t f. Object first sighted by pe rsonnel at Golf, tvho informed t 'vo membe r s of the Target Alignment Team at a nearby Launc h Site . The l atte r obseneci t h e object with a theodolite and i dentif ied it as Jupit~r, due t o observation of t he three moons of that plan e t . 3 . The mt:r:1br;o-rs o f the Ta rget Alignnent Team and Geodetic Survey p~rsonnel s~-~ t c be fairl~ ~ell tr~in~d in astronomy and can present a ve r y accurac: descriptio n o f objects a nd mo vement s . 4 . The ~ea::2r i n all s ighcings ~as clear wich occasi0nal cloL1ds. 5 . Report :as conpiled by l'lajor .Elva D. Brown, Intelligence St.:1f fficer, wit h 19 years of ~ilitary experience. 6 . At~ached are four plots shm,i.ng locations of observe r s anci dir.::ct- 7 . Rec;uest i nformation as co tvhecher this or the previ ous re port may be released t o the public . FOR THE CO~Ii"IANDER ~-:ILL\RD R. GILBERT, Colonel, USAF Commander, 809th Combt Spt Gp DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 11EADQUART ERS 90t h S TRATEGIC MISSILE WING I SAC) E W.\RRE~ AIR FORCE B ASE. WYI)v..t~ 82001 Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) TO: AFSC (FTD) 1. Reference AFR 200-2, as amended. The follmving described un- identified flying objects are an addition to our report of 6 August 1965. escription of Objects: The reported object s are plotted on the attached maps with desc riptions as refer e nced in subparagraphs below: eported by civilian guard at Sioux Army Depot to Golf Launch Control facility, Hher e Air Force personne 1 observed \vith binoculars. The ~irst sighting began at 2145 local t i me, and the second sighting 2220 local ci~e. The latter sighting consisted oE two object s moving apprcx ately one mile a?art. Objects \/ere th~ size of che North Star ?ale yellow to white, ~nd moving rapidly about 30 degrees the hc:izon. See plvt ~u~b~r 1 . b. Repcrt~d rrom Hot~l Lau~c' military p~rs nel with tle 3id c ~ 1.: ilit v ana oi::'oculors. l>bserv~<.l t ... Lhc Souc;-:e::.t. a t four 25 ~i~ute iirst si~hcing ~:a:::: ot an object the sLze ot a ~tor che Southeast d :r~\el~d W.stwar d . disa~pea~inJ Oojecc ,;~::. dt :.:: .')00 ieE;t, very East, and ruoj)ocared inte rvals en en~ $arne cours~. (2) The second sightings \"ere to the North of the observation ?Oint. Objt:-t: ;as slightly less c r.,.:1 the size of a pea but app eared sli~tcly larg~r with each ~uccessiv~ si3htinJ. Resembled a luminous glm.;, \.rhite t o yellmvish !.n fro:1t, seni-circular in shape, and che last c...;o sightings appeared t o have a trailing \vhite .;low. On four occasions, c-.a:-e Has a roaring jet-like noise at some distance behinc. ~utic.: s~e sinilar:.:y t o folloHing report on same night by another group. c . Objects reported by three airmen of a Geodetic Survey Team, \.:ho observed them \vith the aid of a theodolit e (~quivalent t o a 40 pm,rar t=:~scope). See plot number 3 . (1) Object appeared tube t\oJice tht: size of a pinhead, appeared in Ct .:: middle of che Big Dipper and moved on course as indicated. \fuen s~en through the theodolite, object became thre~ wl1itc objects grouped as shown on plot .