1. DATE TIME GROUP ll Apri1 6.6 l2/0l47Z 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS PROJECT. J0013 RECORD 1 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION AlRC?..AF'l' Teaneck, New Jersey (l Witness) .. S. LENGTH OF Oes:RVATION 11. BRIEF SUM.V.ARY AND ANALYSIS 6. TYPE OF 08SERV ~ TION G:'CU."'ld-VisJ.al 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Obje ct s were circular, the si,e of a pea, and white in color chc.""l.; i...""lg to dull red. The to\t lights were vertically stackeru and :ooked like two aircraft landing lights. Object was firc.v sig;. ted in the NE moving to the south. The objects project bee.~ J ike 1anding lights. The 'lights switched off and then car.e ba.ck on appear:ing du11 red. \vas in view for S minutes. Cons~stent with aircraft. FTD SEP 63 0-329 (7 ) Prevloua edition of thh fonD may be u .. d. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HIADQUAinUI 460JD Alit IASI OltOUP (ADC) IIIWART Alit FOitCI IAII, NIW YOitiC 12150 UFO Sighting Hq A:'SC (TDEW) The attached report is submitted in accordance with para 13b, Change A FOR THE COMMANDER J6H N)6HNSON~.. I, Lt Col, USAF 'Ch1e'f , Operations-& Training Division UFO Report A. Description of Objects: 1 Shape: Circular 2 Size of a pea held at arm s length 3 Color: White, then dull red 4. Number: Two 5. Formation: Stacked vertically. Looked like two aircraft landing lights B. De scription of Course of Objects: 1. What first called attention of observers to the objects: The lady was driving East on Route 4 betv1een Paramus and Teaneck, New Jersey. Her husband first san the object to their left front (10:30 position) and commented "that aircraft is very low ... 2. Angle or elevation and azimuth of objects when first observed: 300 above the horizon t o the Northeast, moving South. 3. Angle or elevation and azimuth of objects upon disappearance: Horizon obscurad object as the auto passed it's position and it fell behind the car .5 ;>o s1 t..lOn. 4. D e scription of flight path: Objects were descending in a glide-path type configuration. The objects were white and projected beams like landing lights. Suddenly the object stopped, the lights went out as if switched off and then came back on appearing dull red in color. The objects then appeared to reverse their course and move back up the glide path course in a climbing 5. How did the objects disappear: Object was blocked by horizon behind the auto as it proceeded East on Route 4 6. How long was the object visible: Approximately 5 minutes. C. Manner of Observation: 1 Ground -visual 2. Optical Aids: None D. Time and Date of Sighting: 2. Light Conditions: Night E. Location of Observer: Route 4 heading East, approximately 1 1/2 statute miles South of Riveredge, New Jersey. F. Identifying Information on Observers: 1 . Civilian -Mr Occupation: Telephone: Reliability: G. Weather and Winds Aloft: Teaneck, New Jersey 1 . Observer said the weather was cold and clear. Not Available 3. Ceiling: 6, 000 scattered 4 Visibility: 15 + miles 5. Cloud Cover: less than S/10 6. Thunderstorms: None 7. Vertical Temp Gradient: No inversions K. Position, Title and Comments of Preparing Officer: Lt. T. S. Waller 4713th Def Sys Eval Sq Ste .. vart AFB, NY It is my belief that these people probably saw an a~rqraft.