NUMBER OF OBJECTS s. LENGTH Cr OBSERVATION ~ 6. TY?E OF C3SERVATION i 7. COJRSE ! S. Pi-: CTOS PHYSiCAL EVIDENCE CONCLUSION BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS travel:L&,. to\rard t~1ei c~;npared to J five baseball~ and havinj a stn.ble .fli.:;:-~t r..:l.:.:,~. ':'ne object did not ra.ako a."ly sound or le2 ..... ,.e any typo of trail. FTD SE P 6 3 0-329 (TDE) Previous ec!it!o:\ o( thla form may bo ucd. J~v~Jtt,/ SArOicc/i2e42/5 .na1. 1-IAISOll, ~ct10D otftcer 1. Mnl. 8.-t~ Colonel, USAJ' D1v1alon . Inf'or':lation COC~DI!iA'lS)-3)1 {Of~ ice Symbol . Name. Grade" Date) -r. ~ . - -. ').\ SAF-oiC'ri Reader cy Activity cy Stayback . I '-'0\ll.d like to thank JOU tor 70ur letter and ~ booklet ?1-0Ject Blue BOok. I toUD4 thea ver, 1ntereatiDS At appzoxitel.y 9:30 April 16, 1966, three frieDde and I wre outside vheD t1 ve obJects tlev over our head a traveliag SW R. '!'he objects were 111 to see at the sq. 'l'be:y a white glow u4 th~ veey fast. Sincerely, Ave, Coluabua IDd ( 15) Vet' Columbus, Illd ( 15) Ave Columbus, Ind (~4) U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed. try to answer as many queatlons as you possibly can. The Information that you give will : for research purposes. Your name will ot be used In connection with any statenoents, conclusions, or publications without yciur permission. We request this personal information so if it Is deerMCI necessary, we may contact you for further details. 1. When did you see the obiect? 3. Time Zone: (Circle One): a. (Circle One): (Circle One): aJA)'Iight Saving b tandard) 4 . Where were you when you saw the object? at Postal Adclreaa 5. How long was object in sight? (Total Duration) a. Certain b. ~airly certo~ Coi,.w.l,us C IJIR b1a1 -City or Town