PROJECT 10073 RECORD I ' OA TE liME GROUP 2. LOCATION ~. NUMBER OF o aJECTS 5. 'LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ft. TYPE OF OE.SERVATION Ground-Vi s-..1al 9. PHYSICAL E 'I IOENCE 10. CONCLUSION Ot,her (OONFLICTING DATA) (JAH) 11. SRIIfl IUMMARY AND ANALYSt& Observer looked up in the SSW sky and noticed yoyo type objec f; in a stationary poaition. Observer watcihed for about 10 minu :-e then lert. Could not spot object at a later time. There was a no sound, tail, trails, or exhaust noted. FTD S E P 6 3 0329 (TOE) PNvlwa edlti~l of thl fona J tt. ued, COMBAT READINESS TRAINING OPERATIONS 928TH TROOP CARRIElt GROUP,MED!UM (RESERV'E) UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 0 'HARE INTERNATIONAL Am PORT Chicago, I:!.li.no:i s 606cc SUBJECT: U.F .0. Description !')!' the object: 1. Would you please describe Size as compa'i"ed to a kncwn ob.ject he: .d 1:. the (Such as ape~, di.me, r.ickel, baseball,., E.t-::.) LIK~; 01 f.tZ OF Otm. u Number ONE .. . _ 5. Format;.on 6. Any discernible fea"tures or details NuN.E; ~as ere a a1~, ~ra1 or h s~ ze of object NO f sa.t j .<' S NOllE B, Pescription or course or object. 1, What first called the attention of observer to the object JUST JLo.PPENED TL LOOD UP . 2. Angle or elevation and azimuth of object wher. f~:rst. obse:rvel South-sout h \vef.rt. Angle or elevation and azimuth of object upon disappearance P.:~SSED tnIDEH.1.. L. Description of flight path and maneuvers of obj ec t 1m EO'V:!,}:El'H AT ALL. 6. Hci.-r l ong was the object v isible? {Be specific, 5 min, one hou:) c. Manner o! observation. 1. How was object sigh~ed, ground-visual~ ai r visual, ground electrcu~c, elect r onic. (If elect r onic, specify type of radar) (i-P.OUND vrsu.-..L 2. \'J'e.:.-g a!1y optical aida us ed. (Telescopes, binocula.rs) _,lwqo"----------. this an airborne ighting? If so: Type A/C A. Home Station Telephone No E. Location of Observer. Where did you make thi s sight i ng from? G:L,,-e e xa.::-;. location~ (If necessary give location in reference t o a kn9l-1!1 la."'ld .:m.ark) F. IdentifyL~ Informa t ion on Observe r 1. Civilian Name Maili ng A ress Occu"'ation ?r j~n,.. i d -~rc"?IClL Reli ability -:ucoD Tels ?hone No :r.~I 9-: '3JG. Ni.li tary : G. We a the:-a."'ld Winds -Al oft c onditi o ns at time and pl a c e of s i.ghting:; 2 . vli nds (from Weather Bu reau )J!'urnishcd by vleathcr Office, NAS Glenview, Ill. S~face lJO Degrees 6 Kt~ Ceiling None Visibil:Lty 10 1~1iles Thunderstor m i n area Rnd quadrant in Hhich l ccat.ed Hone StQ.b ilit y Index +h l'reezinc; Lev e l l2,n.oo F't, c . .a:. Did you not.i.ce aey unusual activity or conditions, meteorological, astro - noMical, or otberv1se, wic:h fd.sht aecouat for the sigbting._l o . ~d ycu take utY pltotographs . ,no ,. Do you know or aey existence~or~p~ey~s~al"'!e~a""i~e~Vl.!"'' d No one olse appeared to -,;oli~an 1 m.dc of all ~"1e c nrs on S c Lnkc Shore JJ.cive notice :1!'lythj rl(; unusual uas one of t]:'lc Her s on 3.lso vlitnessed this. that nirht remarks t.l-d.s .i.D::;I:~IL;: Sorile Pictures ,.;",: :.ch appc2.r e d in The Chi~a~o s A:. cric-m dn.ted Sunda y l b y 2 9 l)' 66 pa;1,e 4 Section I s ee!.JS to be very :.;jj-;Jili<lr , to -~rhat t h i s -.. :c.-. :::..:1 "t-18-S tryin1; to describe to ne. These -pictures a-_ pe<:..~ed t"':TO dayr;; 1\.J."-i''I'illi. her niz;htinG. C~JS (Pictures enclos~d) AMERICAN, SUNDAY, THESE PHOTOS of an tmidentificd flying oh.it~tt "cr<~ tai\C~n hy a "nliug sauce r" fan in A1buqucrquc, tidcntified flying object were taken by 1 "flyiug saucer" fan in Albuquerque, N. l\1., in June, 1963.