1. DATE TIME GROUP 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 30 minutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION Rome, N. Y. 10. CONCLUSION Insufficient Data (l witness) Form 164 requested over 30 days and not returned as of this date. If form is received, sighting will be reevaluated. 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Object appeared round shaped unless moving then appears triangular. White, red, blue. Object appears to have a tail. At times appears triangular with red light on. Object moved back and forth, then hovered. There was an inversion at 1,000 ft. Investigating officer stated, no action deemed necessary, that object appeared to be a star or satellite. FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) Preloue edlUOfte ol thl8 fonD mey be ueed, Fl'D ( TDEW) Wright-Patterson AFB, 5 April1966 Reference' your recent unidentitl ed 1966. 'lhe information vhich ve have obael'vation is not suN'i- cient tor evaluation. Request you con1plete lP'l'D Form. 164 and return 1 t in the envelope attaclled-~:it}}.:;:-~:' \leViab to Ail-rorce. .yau. tor re'Porlin8 iou:r provided .... observation d. Description of flight path and maneuvers e. How long was the object visible? 3. r1anner of observation: a Gr ou:pd 0 Air / Electronic ._I --.J/ Description of o.ptical device . . . c. If airborne, type of aircraft Identification Nr Altitude &. Date and time of sighting: b . Ltght conditions: ---------------- Night / v; Day I / Dawn I / Dusk / / 5. Location of observer: c. Position with reference to known landmark 6 . Observers account of weather conditions .C~..;f.e~,-:;a..1L:&, _ UFO CHECKLIST BASE OPERATIONS. DISP!TCHER DATE J-p(Y-60 When a UFO is called in, obtain from the observer: I 1. Description of the object(s): b . Size compared with one of the following held in the hand at arms Head of p:in / / Pea / / Dime .._1-----J/ Nickel "-1-...JJ Quarter CJ Half Dollar / / Silver Dq1lar / / Basketball L ( {L_.,,.fe JZ:d Formation (if more than one) f. Discernible features or details Baseball Z / Grapefruit CJ i. Other pertinent or tmusual features 2. Description of course of object(s): a. ltlhat first called i t to your attention? b. Angle or eleVation when first observed ~-,e. C' /0 2-C> r C~ Azimuth when first observed c. Angle or elevation upon qisappearance ----------------- Azimuth upon disappearance Sf, L~ Vi.' f i' ~ Lo UFO-CHECKLIST Weather and Winds Aloft irecti on & Velocity Visibility Amount of Cloud Cover WEA '!HER OBSERVlli DATE Jr .4JdA' ~,b tff' d/~cfo:J ?~aP Thunderstorm in area adrant in which located 6 . , Te1tperature gradient 1. usual meteorological condition which might account for sighting. 1. I dentitying information on observer: a . Civilian: Mai ling Addres Occupation of Reliability Organization Estimate of Reliability l;ornments o! r eporting officer: a . Action taken called, etc. ) b . Final evaluation (accuracr,y, reliability, timeliness, etc. ) REPLY T O ROBOF DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 2856TH AIR BASE GROUP (AFLC) GRIFFISS A I R FORCE BASE. NEW YORK 13442 sua.~t:cT: UFO Reports To: Foreign Technology ~ ( T AFSC, Wright Patterson AFB";"", -ei1t6 Forwarded are two (2) UFO reports received at this base. No further information was uncovered in the preliminary investigation. FOR THE COMMANDER