PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DATE. T lME GROUP lS April 66 l5/l455Z Civil :San 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 2. LOCATION Miles City, Montana 10. CONCLUSION Other . (UNRELIABLE REPORT,) . ( .. :r .. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 10 lrinutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE I.ooal law enforcement officials were cootacted as to reliabiJ ity of individual. They stated in. no uncertain texils that Observer is most unreliable FTD s e ;:a 6 3 0-329. (TO E) p,.tou ecU~Oft ot thl to .. , a.. ueed CZCSQA851 ZCWYA143 IE RUWGKG H 3 SA 1e82#00. P 160f)fa1Z FM COMDR 902 RADAR ~MILES CITY AFS MONT lO ~N/28 AIR DIV t1ALM STROM AFB MONT RUJ1r1FVA!ADC RtrtIGKG 110 AF UNCLASSIFI RUCDSQ/AFSC FOREIGN 1ECH DIVISION WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO RLEDHQA/HQ USAF Rl'EDHQA/~CRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE surur.c T: CIT:: 902 CCR 2'il856 APR 66. HQ Uc:;AF <AFNINl; SECRETARY or THE AIR FORCE (SAFOI) UFO I fE.~. A. 1 CLASsiC SPINNING SAUCER SHAPE. SHARP SIDE EDGE~ CURVING TOWARD lOP AND ID Tl0!-1 YniCH ~JERE EQUID I STANCE FROM HORI 20NTAL AXI~. 2. SILVERDOLLArtS, BUT MORE TilE SI2.EAND SHAPE OF A LITTLE FINGER HELD IN THE SAr1E POSITION ADD 1 AND 112 INCHES. 3. SILVER. 4. 2 5. SIDE BY SIDE. 6. tl>NE. 7. NONE VERY SHINEY OBJECTS t~HICH APFEARED 1'0 QUIVER. g. IDNE. 9. OPJECT TO OBSERVERS LEFT GLO~JED FOR A MINUTE tJI TH A VERY PERIOD OF A l:D trr 1 Classlflcatlon Cancelled BRIGHT LIGHT v1HICH THE 0 B~RVER DOWNGRAO.K1) AT s y E ~R l ~ t~ r. }{ 12 YEARS Clas!1f1eat1en UNCLASSIFIED Dt:SCRIEED AS FEING SIMilAR TO, BUT BRIGHTER TH M>THING IN PARTICULAR. O.RVE IN AUTO NEAR ClAS~lfltU THE SUN. B. 1 RAILROAD lRACK \~AITING FOR HIS. FATHER AND JUST LOOKING ARlUND. 2. APPROXIMA'IELY 15 DEGREES ELEVATION. 18 DEGREES TRUE AZI~1UTH. J. SAME. 4. IDTH I OIUECTS WHICH WERE ON THE SA'tE PLANE AND SEPARATED BY APPROXIMATELY 5 DEGREES IN AZIMUTH. THEY REMAINED IN THIS POSITION FOR APPROXIMA'IELY 9 MINU1F~ S THEN THEY WERE SEEN TO DEPART AWAY FROM Tf OBSERVER MAINTAINING THEIR SA~ ANGLE OF ELEVATION AND RELATIVE POSITION 10 EACH 0TlR. E XCDPT THAT FOR ONE SHORT PERIOD THEY WERE SUN. 10 CLOSE ON EACH 0 T~R, BUT NEVER QUI1E TOUCHED. THEN THEY MANl1VRE!l PAcK IN 10 THEIR ORIGINAL RELATIONs HIP TO ONE AIDTHER. THE DISSAPPEARING !OOK APPROXIMATELY ONE MINUT Dt.RING T.fHICH Tl 0 BJECTS WE ~EN 10 WO BBLF.:. THE OBSERVER STATED THAT HE DID mT SEE EIT~R THE:.,fr~""P <>R Tta1 ONLY THE SIDES OF THE OBJECTS. S. DIRECTLY AWAY FROM 0 BSE.RV::R DISSAPPEARING AS DESCRIBED AEDVE AID UT PEA-S! ~D. 6. 10 ~11NU1E S. c. 1 GROUND-VISUAL. 2. NONE. 3. N/ A. D. 1 1514 55Z. 2. DAY. E. MILES CITY, MONTANA SOUTH SIDE OF RAILROAD TRACKS PARALLELING US HIGHtIAY 10 AND 12 AT THF. EASTERN CITY LIMITS OF ~;rr~ S CITY. F. 1 31 MILES CITY, MONTANA, 59301, UNEMPLOYED LAEORER. C0~1PLETELY PACE 3 RUWGKGH 3 SA UNRELIABLE. 2. mNE. G. 1 A NICE DAY t~ITH miGHT SUNSHINE AND A FEt~ CLD UD S. ~. 1 5. LE S ~ THAN REST TRANSPA~NT. 6. NONE. 7. 1 5 DEGREES C AVG DECREASE PER 11 TID'USAND FEET IN LO\JER 6 Tli>USAND FEET. 2. 0 DEGREE C AVG DECREASE F-R 1 TlDUSAND FEET FP..OM 6 THOUSAND TO 8 THOU~AND FEET. 14 DEGR C DECREA~ FROM 8 THOU~ND l.':9ji20~0 FEET. H. NONE. . . ( \ I rDNE. J NONE:. I< CAPTAIN, COMt1 ANDER 902 RADAR SQDN t1I LE S CITY AFS HOHT, CD11MENTS. PERSONAL INTERVIEtI ~11TH 0 BSERVER IDTH IN HIS IDf'tlE: A1\D AT PLACE OF SIGHTING. OBSERVER IS A 31 YEAR OLD BACHELOR , . , WID HAS HELD A VARIETY OF LAIDR 1YPF. WORK FOR SHORT PERIODS OF TlME. PFZSENTLY UNEHPWYED HE HAc; NO MILITARY PACKGROUND AND IS EXTRENELY RELIGIOUS. HE STATED THAT HE BELIEVED THAT FLYING sAUCER~ tJF:m: FOIElELLING THE END o;: THE WORLD. HE ALSO HAD A COPY OF FA 'IE MAGA ZIN!: FOR 19 65 FROM WHICH HE CONCLUDED THAT THE ~AUCERS CAME FR0t1 TE: CENTER OF TM EARTH. LOCAL LAW ENFORCE~1ENT OFFICIALS tJERE OONTAC:C:D AS TO RELIABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL TO VERIFY IN'IERVIEWERS C:>NCLUSIONS. THEY STATED IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS THAT ., THE OBSERVERS IS MOST UNRELIAEU:. OBSERVER WAS UNABLE TO OFFER PAGE I& RUWGKGH 38A FIR'l DISCRIPTIVE INFORMATION ON THE SIGHTING WITHOUT DIRECT QtESTIONING REQUIRING A YES OR NO ANSWER OR A. CHOICE t1VJEEN ne~o DISTINCT STAlEMENTS OF Tl INTERVIEWER. PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS IS THAT OBSERVER WHO DEFINI'IELY IMPRESSIONABLE WANTFJ> TO SEE A FLYING SAUCER AND TODAY HE MANAGES IN HIS OWN MIND TO MAKE OOMETHING APPEAR. CLASsiFICATION-TO PROTECT OBSmvER. L. IDNE .. UNCLASSIFIED