PROJECT 10073 RECORD . DA i TIME CROUP I 3. SOURCE / CIVILIAN 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATION (4 witness) 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Ltr s sent to Francis E. Warren AFB, wyoming asking them to investigate sighting in accord ~th AFR 200-2. Return ~-----------1-...t..u. Ll received at"ter -~0 davs. Will re-evaluate if further info 11. BRIEF SUM.MARY AND ANALYSIS receivecl. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION a. Two teenage boys observed object that was round moving t-:f::..::i:..:v:..::e~m:.:i:.:.ns=---------f from southwest to northeast, alternat;ingly flashing blue 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION to white light. No sound obj suddenly "blacked out" b. Tw:> cen observed round obJ moving rapidly in a southeasterly 1-'~::.:r:-:::o:::..'::u~n~d~v~i~su~a~l------4 direction. Flashing blue to. white to blue light was very 1. couRSe noticeable. No sound, after five minutes, obj sdddenl.y northeas-: 9: PHYSICAL EVIDENCE disappeared. . FTO SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) Prnlou dlUo-na of thl for m1 be u .. d. 'l'DBW/UJU (MaJor QliDtanllla/70916) Un14entU1ed Flying.ObJecta (UPO)(DCOP Ltr, l J\m 66) 90th Strategic M1aa1le Wing (DCOP) Fra.DeJ.a B. liaftoen AlB, W,Oad.ng 82003 Reference your letter DCOP l June 1966, subject Un1dent1t1ad Fl.y1ns ObJecta. The 1n'f'oxi11Btion in your letter 1188 not suft1- cient to evaluate the aigbtinga over the eastern part ot lolyoaaing. Requeat you investigate these aightinga in accordance with AFR 200-2, paragrapb.a 14 and 16. FOR "1'81 COMMAND!R ~ ERIC T. de J0'Mfk:~JUiBif>UI:ii'C'ftE Colonel, USAJP -"' ' Deput7 for Technology and Subsyatema COORDilfATIOJf: ORIGINA'roR: t<JJ-m~ TDEW UFO lst DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 90TH STRATEGIC MISSILE WING (SAC) FRANCIS E. WARREN AIR FORCE BASE, WYOMING. 82003 suaJEcTa Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) TOt AFSC (FTD) . Hright-Patterson AFB Ohio 45433 1. ~eference AFR 200-2, as amended. The following described unidentified flying objects are reported as observed by two different groups at 2230 hoc;:.~ MS~-on ~Y.-.19..6.6 ..... Both groups observed from the same locality in the eastern part of Cheyenne, l~yoming 2. Description of Object: descriptions were the same. Except for difference in size and direction, All sightings were from the ground without the aid of binoculars. a. Two teenage boys were in the back yard observing the stars when object was observed and they called their father to verify the sighting. Object was round, about size of a dime held at arm's length, and was moving from southwest toward northeast. The outstanding characteristic was the alternately flashing blue to white light. There was no sound and after five minutes, object suddenly "blacked out" and was no longer visible. No e:s~imate was given as to altitude. b . The second obse=vation was by two men, one a member of the Civil Air ? atrol. Object \vas round, the size of a 25-cent piece held at arm's . leng: h , and moving rapidly in a southeasterly direction. The flashing blue to white to blue light was very noticeable. There was no sound, nor were the observers able to determine altitude. After five minutes, object suddenly disappeared. 3, The weather was clear. 4. Wea.:her balloons were released at 2300 hours MST by the local weather statio~. 5. Rc?ort 'vas compiled by Major Elva D. Brown, Intelligence Officer, with ove= 19 years of nilitary experience. Commanc!e-, OUD, JR., Colonel, USAF 809th Combat Support Group Peace is our Profession