1. DATI! TIMI GROU' J. SOURCI! NUMBER 011 OBJICTS PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION 10, CONCLUSION Aetro (SIRIUS) 5. LENGTH 011 OBSIRVATION 11. BRIIP: SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 10 Minutes 6. TYPE 011 OISIRVATION Object aa a Wdte l1&ht 'witli either a flashing or . ~ .... :v:lng light. It remained in one posltion tor ten loU'" I 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCI! in the eoutbnatem *7. It to take on. a dancing aa a f'lallling or .. No stare in the *7. It ""'-'-' Ve17 poaai~ the atar SiriWI aem throufll a 1n the C1 Diaap}Aarance would be accounted tor .because ot the clouda. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE OSI DISTRICT 5 ( HQ USAFJ W .. IGHT-PATTERSON AFB. OHI O 45433 lltl"L. Y TO su..11c:T Unidentified PlyiDI Object Sighting by Highland Heighta, Kentucky, on 31 March 1 TO FTD (TOE) 1. At approxi .. tely 1045 houra, , Heigbta, Kentucky (Occupation: Student at Villa Madonna, Covinston, Kentucky), telephoned the OSI Detachment 501 office, Cinci ti, Ohio, to report sishtiDI UFO at approxi tely 1966 stated that he observed the object for approx tely ten minutea; that it appeared to be a white light with a ~d,) -~ither fla~q~DI Q~ revolyins around the white light. He statea that 1 osition on the South- southwestern Kentucky s and upon looking at it w th binoculars it eemed to take noticed this when he noticed there were no stars in the .. aky. He further added that he did not look at it for about \ minute and when he looked back, it was gone. 2. FBI Cincinnati Field Office advised 051 Detachment 501 that they have had no complaints from or complaints of BOB O'HARA. 3. The above ia furnished for your information. , Lt Colonel, USAF Cy to: HQ USAF (AFISllC) Couunander