P~OJECT 10073 RECORD l. OJ. T~ T IME .J,~.JL? 2. LOCATION LENGTH c,: oaSERVATION 6. Tl'?E Of= 055ERVATION CJ. PH'fSICA~ E .'iOE~IC~ 10. CONCLUSION S~IEF SU A~Y ANO ANALYSIS F TD S E P 63 0329 (TDE) p,..vlous dttluna o l thl l t~r:n o.ta1 b. .lud. behind somethinq c t a,.,y time, ?articular ly a cloud? th~ a ngu kn ~u :h of ih~ o bj e c t i s cove:-~d Sy t,,~ hoe-d l)f the mere~. of tn~ obj~ct to.~r v ou saw such as .vinqs, ~>rQt..;Sivns, etc., 'Jr.d d.:.; . .:c idly " '<h:-u:;T tra;:~ o ; Jc:por 7i~H!'i. lr= you cnl-;we~.! YES, then whr.1t ~.~eed wuuld 1 Ju estim"Jt ? Oo ),.,~ r:, : ~:.. }' .:;.~ : o n ~stimote how for away fr om you t~, object )' ES. tfH!1l how fer c w'1y w~uiJ ~ 22. lit:~ cr.:: 'f:l~re , ::.-locat~d wh~n y ou saw obiec t : I Wr.r.~ yoiJ (Cird~.: r:Jr) or o,,.., .. H _ -~a ne tme, f'1Cn cortl?.e,.., n~ to l'r"'I~'::J ~LiJSTI>J'"'3: 2-l. J ;;;d you stop at any tim~ whil~ yoJ wert!l looki.-lg a t th! c~j,..ct? fCircla ()n~) Yes No : Ey do3ses Sun <JktSS!:!~ ~ind..>w gl-:s; 5 inocu Iars Telt!scope hig~ ~h:t obt~ct was above the horizon (skyl ine) -rtn~n you first sow it. Pl~c~ a "S' ' e;n :h~ ~em., cur.- lh, , ro show how 'l !!;h t 1e object was obov~ the horizon {skylin~) wh~., you last !'OW it. Ploc.~ o n ''A" on th~ - ,.'17'' J.oiS when 'JOU f irst sow it. Place! a "B" on the compass wh~re you /erst s ow th~ ohjec:~. Or:l.,.., a ?;= r~ thot will show t'-ie :-;-oticn th~t the object or cbject-; 111rLlt:. p:~..:c ~n ''A'' a t porh, o ' J3 " ct the end of th"! po th, 'J~d sho w tJny .:ho111es in dir~c;ion cbr!ng :h;:: c our .;~. !r there was ~.ORE THAN ONE oS1ttct, then how many were ther~? ....:5._ .. _ Drow a picture of how they w~r"! crrang~d, and put an arrow to snow th~ d irec t ion t:--=t ~hey wer~ i:"ig. 1 :?0. H)v~ you ever S.!~n this , or a simibr obj}C~ b~fore .. 1 11. 'Jt':J~ Ol'/r.'le t~:3~ with you at the tim~ you 5aw th"! obj~ct? (Cirele On~) (Yt!u, No. lf y.)u ~--:;wered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) Lost Nam~t first Name Midd ' " No,..ft ~dkore any ccdltionaf in formotion about yourscllf, inch.:diog any special t:.<;:>erirce, which ~ighr ~ P'"~riinenr . l:1f.;.rmotic n w:,ich you f~el per~i1ldnt OnJ \,hich is ilO~ C:dequot~ly CC'II~red 10 th~ qL,.,tiunno r~ cr o n'Jrrotive Cl<planotion of y-.)ur sighting. ocmt s or t e CHISHOLM, Mir:l\fESOl'A . ~.e.3 ce r n ~D-::eared abo~.lt tt.lrty G~:-cond~r GO\.'c?.rri ilare n0lf'L 'l~ ... eon three n.n.cttc;, vt;j-")cts altit.Jd.e. '-" c re red g reen lights i=~ :..-ht! had seen on distCl.n t planes stat.ad t~- e were none. C:?.:.."tai n factor.: hava bee11 i0 or a ball8o'1; at Ghe tirrte o.f observat i.o.u , :.. dur~clo:1 C')nclu-:;ion . Lll . .:J. I J.n 0.lrcr4..i. t. are rul0d o~t es an Ql~crnative. Also, there ,,;~re EO rcport.Jd. ai..:-<.:r:tft in tho ar3a .. in the u11id~ntified A r-':!.1 ~ .n.s m~ie on ~January ll~, 1966, to i'UsF; Rep0rt r crilaina in unsatisfactory condi tio:n uw1.l"'g t o 'lb.J~nct: o f Allltost entir~-~lv'Oossi.blt"'! 1-:hc"l.t lt 1-ras rJwt 0f a n Aa.lo213 a s the.witness in~ists th~t. the lights traveled .f"as ter than that of an aircraft and n-~de a! extremely B-:-i1rupt t 1.trn 'r.:: ~ :e~e must. re~ain in the un id~ntifiecl. ca~ego~:y. ~. t-htteMon .er nce :pu tm1den-r.. i~i..~d ~-,-t~e 4.-ra.tion i.ti:>rmation -:..ilich ~e .:.n~:r.:"te1ent ';bi~i' ~ n-o.ject 3lue Jr~ ... a.jor