PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION 1. OA l F. T I.V.E CKOU? Troy, New York ' Civ:i.liRn f. NUHE\CR OF 05JECTS 10, CONCLUSION AircrP.ft(possible) ~ ~;. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION i h. TYPE OF 05S!RVATION I Grounj Vi al I 7. COURSE I~. PHOTOS i ?. PHYS!CAL EVIDENCE 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observ~r was in his house when he felt the room getting warm. He got up and went to the \Iindow and sa'" a bright. light in the sky. He tlatched thi~ light for about a min- ute b~fore it started to move. The object then began to rr.o;e to~mrd th~ obz~rver., and flew over the builning h~ ~iv~ s in. The object appe~red to h~ve a red and green lig~t, and appeared as a bright star when first observed. The o':>server reported no sound. Since this incident the \d.:.:'..~ss has s een additional UFOs. The description is consistent \'lith tha t of a n nircraft ob servation. The red and ~reen light ia chR.rncteristic:: of aircraft lighting. 1 , p,.vlot.la t d !t! :me of thla form map be ueed. U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL IHFORMATIOa~ This questionnaire hat been preporecl 10 that you can yiye the U.S. Air force aa much information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial pheno.nenon that you t\nyo oLaerveti. Pleose try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The inforrnatlon that yc.tu give witt be uatcf fot research purposes. Your name will not be used In connec,;tion with any st~tei!tenSa~, conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal Information e thot if it i 1 deemed necessary, we may contact you for further details. 1. When did ) ' OU see the obiect? A.M. or P.M) Da~ Month Yeur 3. Time Zone: a .. Eaatern..J b. Centrol a. Oayl iyht So:tno b. StOt'ldord (Cirde One]: (Circl" L)neJ: c. Mount~in d. Pacif!c 4. Where were y eN when you saw th object? 5. How long wcs object in sight? (Tot= I Duration) o. Certain Fairly certain 5.1 How "'es ti"" in sight determind? Was o~i:4-in s ight continuous !y? 6. What was the e!)rdirion of the sky? 'City or Town Not very sure cl. Just o guess. a. Bright _... Minute a Second a 7. IF you sow the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you loc,k~d at the obie~tl (Circle One}: a, In front of you b. In boclc of you c. To your rls#lt d. To your left Overhead f. Don't remember FTO OCT 62 16-t Tide lout eupcl .. P'I'D 164. Jul 61, whlch le obeftlete. 8. IF ynl, saw the ob1ect or NIGttl', what did you notece concerning the STARS and MOON? 8.1 S 1 Ak~' ( C .rcle One I: 8.2 MOON (C.:ircle One): Bri~t moonlaght Dull moonlight No moonlight - pitch darlc oo,t remember Don't remember 9. What .,..,, t:,. weather condetions ot the time you aaw the obiect? WEATHER (Circle One): a. C lellr t ky F-'og, m1st, Ot leght roht c. Scott: .. ti cltl\ld s c. Moderote or heoyy rain Don't remember 10. The objttcr ;ppe~red; (Circle One). b. T racupo; , n t Don't rernember 11. If at oppecrd o& o light, woa it brighrer than th brighteat atars? (Circle On}: a. 6r i ghter ; c. About th aame d. Don't lcnow 11.1 Ccmpcr brigntneaa to some ecmmon oblect: a . Fuzzy 0t blurred /~ Like o bri~t s t ar / Sharply outlined Don't rrnembr (Circle One for each question) Don't lcnow Don't lcnow Don't know Don't lcnow No Don't lcnow Don't lcnow Don't lcnow Don't know 13. Did the ob1ect: o. Appear to stand atill at any tin? b. Suddenly ape ttd up and rush away at any time? c. Break up into porta or explode? d. Give off smoke? Change bri~tneaa? f. Change ahape? g. Flaah or fliclcer? h. Oiaappeor and reappear? 14. Did the obiect disappear while you wr.r<; .totching et? If so, how? 15. Did the object move behind &ometheng at any time, particui\Jrly a cloud'? (C ire /e Onf! ): Don't Know. IF you .Jnswetod '(f;~,, them tttll what it move:f behind: 16. Did tho objaet move in front of ~Qmething at any time, porticularl~ a cloud? (C ire /e C.1e ): Dont Know. 17. T e II in a few word a the following thing~ cbout the obiect: 18. We "'-ish to ~i~w the angular size. Hold a match sti.:k at arm! length in lintt with o known <.~bioct one' li~ r '..; .\ much of t he ::ject is covered by tn~ he~d of the match. If you hod pvrformed this exJJerimont a t thtt tit . .-; . ;Le aightin~, ho_. ~uch of the obiect wou I~ have been covered by the match head? 19. Draw c p lc!u l'h~t will show the sr. c:p~ of the obiect or obiecta. Label and include in yout' sketch ony det()tli of the objct ~ot you sow such o ~ ings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhoust trail' or vapor troi Ia Place o~ ore-... ~tide the drawing to show the direction the obiect was moving. 20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of the obiect? (Circle One) IF you answered YES, then what speed would you estin.ote'f -------.. - 21. Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was? (Cirele One) (!;. No IF you answered YES, then how for away would you say it was? Where were you located when ~ou aaw the obfect? 2~4. Were you (Cirdo One) (C ire le On~): a. In the busine-ss section of a city? o. ( i;;;ide o buildini; b. ~r. ':~ res_!~er!~i_ol s~ct:c,,, i'r. a-c'ity? b. In o cor c In OJl'-" country~icfo? d. Near an airfield? c. d. In on a irplane (type) Flying over a city? Fly;ng O\fer open country? Other ----- 24. lF you wer MOVING IN AN AUTOMOSILE or other vehicle at tho time, then complete t~tt followir.g queationa: 24.1 ;tr:,at d1:-ction were you ~noving? (Circle One) d. Southeast f. Southwest 24.2 How fo5t were you moving?---- miles per hour. 24.3 Did you Jtop at any time whil you wore loolcing at the obiect? (Circf~ One) Old you obse,ve the obJect through cny of tha following? e. Binoculars f. Telescope Windsn: != Yea No g. Theodolite h. Northwest Windo._, ; ;e s s No h. Other 26. In order thot y con give aa clsar a picture aa possible of what you aow, describe in your own word1 o commOtt obiect or objects which, when placed up In the alcy, would give the some appearance 01 th ohiect which ) 'OU aow~ In the followlnt tlletch, lmotlne thet you ere It the poJnt ahon. Place an A.'' on 'ht ~:urv(! ler. to ahow ho-. high the ollect woe altcwe tha horl&on (slcyllne) when yc,u llrt aow lt. Place 'l .. 8" on th a:~me t;Ur~ed line 2r. ehow how high the object woe aMYt the horl&on (alcyllne) when you last suw it. Place -:an ''A'' on the tompas when yo" llrat aow It, Ploee o "B" on tht comp111 whr you le~1t aow the ohtact. Dr ow o p i:~:..;r thot will ehow th mor io., t~ot the object or obiects modo. Place on "A' at rho beginni.'lg ot' ~he pcrh, a "B" :t the end of the path, end ah~w ony changes in direction during the ~O&Jf6e, 29. IF thtra >NCII MO~E THAN ON! obict rhen how Nny were there? _ Drow a p let1.1rt of ho~ they were orr~n;ed, and put on arrow to ahow the direction that they were trovuling. 30. H.v rou ev n thia, or a almi lor obiect before, If ao give dote or dotea ond location. 31. Woa ony0111 the with you ot ftte time you aow the object? (Cirda One) 31.1 IF .,ow anawerect YES, diet they the object too? (Circle One) 31.2 PlteM fiat their namea end oddreaaea: 32. Plaoae emotion about youraelf: Zone Stllto TEi.EPM~i NUMBER------- lft41cott .,., .04Jtlonol lnforrMtlo, c=out yountlf, Including any apeclal experience, whlc:h "'ight be pertlnenY 33. When a~ to w;,DI't did you re,.,t that you had n the obiect? 34. Date you completd thit tlonnalre: 35. Information which you fMI pertinent and which Ia not adequately covrd In the apeclflc polntl of th. queatlonnolre Of a norratl'le explanation of your alghtlng. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEAOQUANTIUt FONKION TECHNOLOGY DIVISION ( AfPSC) WNIOHT ... ATTKNSON AUt fPONCK 8ASK. OHIO 4118.33 UFO Observation, Refe~ence yvur unidentified observation. The information which we have received is not sufficient for a scientific evaluation. Request you complete the attached FTD Forrn 164 and return it in the e~velope provided. ~ank you for reporting your observation to t~e Air Force. . Jf!l25 C. MANATr Colonel, USAF Dire::.or of TechnolOciY ::.nd Subsystems FTD Form 164 w/envelope