PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. OA TE "TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION . ,-- 31 1-farch 66 01/0lOOZ 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 10. CONCLUSION Uttica, New York 5. LENGTH Of' OI!ISI!fltYATION 11. BRII!f' SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 10 Hinutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual Not Reported 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE One Object had white 1 red and. Orange lightS the other On)Jr orange. Had red light on top. Heard a whinning sourd. Visabl.e forten m:inut.ea. Objects were obeerTed close to Griffis AFB, New York . FTD SEP 63 0329 {TOE) p,. .. l- ..Std ol tid t-_,be ueect. REI'I..Y T O UFO Report DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 2856TH AIR BASE GROUP (AFLCI GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE. NEW YORK 13442 Foreign Technology Di v ( TDEW /UFO) Wright-Patterson AFB 4 April 1966 Forwarded is UFO report received at this base. No further information was uncovered in the preliminary investigation. FOR THE COl+tANDER WILLIAM H. 1\nn N Major, USAF Chief, Base Operations & Training Div UFO CHECKLIST BASE OPERATIONS. DISP!TCHER When a UFO is called in, obtain from the observer: 1. Description of the object(s): b. Size compared with one f the following held in the hand at arms length t @ _/""' Head of pin Pea / : / Dime L I Nickel L ~Quarter 0 Half Dollar Silver Dq1lar / I Baseball 'L: I Grapefruit 0 d . Number J..- e . Formation (if more than one) 1. Ot her pert:i:1e:::t O!" 2. Description or course of object(s)r b. Angle or elevation when first observed Azimuth upon disappearance ..;.._, _ 7. Identifying information on observer: a. Civilian: Name Mal ling Address Occupation Estimate of Reliability---------- Est:i.Jnate of Reliabi lity , B. ~omments or reporting officer: taken (agencies called, etc.) b. Final evaluation (accuracy, reliability, timeliness, etc.) UFO CHECKLIST WEATHER OBSERVER 1. Weather and Winds Aloft Wind Direction & Velocity Visibility Amount o f Cloud Cover 5. Thundt!rstorm in area and quadrant in which located._--... /l'-Q ;.. -- 7 . ~ tulllsual meteorological condition vhich might account for sighting.