PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DATE TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION 30 September 66 Niagr;~ l~alls, New York 3. ~;OURCE .c. NUMBER OF OSJECTS 10. CONCLUSION other (PSYCHOTAX.iiCAL) v s. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRieF SUMMARY AND ANALYStS 6 . TYPE OF OBSE~VATION Ground-Visual 9. PHYSICAL EV! CENCE t!1c r~cord: , = s no inJ .l cntion of Ohi o t.;top;'~d by to. rii,~cu~;s a rock -~ County, ohto. Th ~ rock v.rrs nev~r s e :n a roe'r: lik) t~1i~.; i n tht: ~- rRl pt.!c~s aroun1 th~ ar~n. There ~uoun:1 th~ cH'eCJ. S;--~cimen J ated 19 s~pt 66. I-'hvsic.:.tl TDET/UFO /lst Lt Wm Marley/70916/mhs/26 Jan 67 Hequest r'or Aoa~sis on UFO I~I TUR..~ Req~st analysis be perf'OI1ned on the attached aar:1ple to determine its con~nt;a. Sample was presented as an unidentified flying object. Object '.-las found in Ga ty on 19 ~P tember 1966 o4d ia th~ property of Mr. Dayton, Ohio. R~q..:.est sample be l:'e t urned your findings. h ./ JOID T.A. ELY, Colonel., USAF Chief, Aerospace Technologies Division Tccr~ologiea ru1d Subsya~ems Directorate . COO?~INATION WRIGHT-PATTERSOH AIR FORCE BAS!, OHIO 1>1atcr ials Applications :Jivisiorl:AaOMmn ~VALUATION REPORT DATE: 3 !'larch 1967 PROJECT N,_: 7381 TYPE EVALUATION: Analysis MANUP'ACTURE": SUBMITTED BY: ;;_si;-(L t :10W~n) ITEM SERIAL NR: P..nal::.s:_s of an igneous r och:-like sample 1. T -.2 fused sa:~ple was sui):llitted to !AA3 t o deter11inc.: the material's co!"'1p0sitio:-; a.nd identify t '1e alloy. See Figure 1. A .s::>ectrographic o.~alysi.s of t!1e nnterial sho\V'C?c it to ~e n.1p:1?. Since the spectrogra~:-.ic a~1alys is of t he sa."n~le did not reveal an estalJlis'1eci c.lloy syste::1 10 apparent source or use for this material could be determi d from the co~position. THIS REPORT IS NOT TO BE USED IN WHOLE OR IN PART FOR ADVERTISING OR SALES PROMOTION PURPOSES i'EPLACEI WADD I'ORM le WHICH II OISOLETI!. AF-WPIJUL 61 JM 1 -12 OCTOBER 1966 SIGHTDTGS Stone F..arbor, New Jersey nsey, New York I8yton, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colorado Kansas City, Missouri Detro! t, Michigan r.lontevallo, Alabama lexington, Kentucky Wall, South Dakota : Pasco, Washington Middletown, Ohio l-liddletovn, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Rochester, Nev York Colorado Springs, Colorado lo/ilmington, De lawai e Osceola, Wisconsin Beavercre~k, Ohio Fairborn, Ohio Woodbr.ldg~, Virginia Da1 ton, assachuset t::; Dayton, Ohio , C 6-/VT.JR ~ wJZ sT lliK f::JfJ/ftj Xenia, Ohio Finlayson, tifi.nnesota Greenville, Ohio East Dennis, ~assachusetts Price, Utah Sc lfrid;e A FB, Mich.; 5~""' Course.goLl, Califor ~!3. Kodia~, Ya~utat, Alas:<a Altavis~a, Virginia Wate~loo, Tows Yor..:(ers ::-=!w York ?~i~del~hia~ Fe sy nia l~ferrick, ~r-ev York Salisbury, North Cazolina Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Gainesville, Florida Hazlet, new Jersey r.fultiple ~h.lltiule Civilien/~alitary Insufficient Data Possible Aircraft Astro (ARC'I't.nU S) Insufficient Data Astro (METEOR) Insufficient Data As tro ( CA.PEIJA) Other (CONFLICTING DATA) Insutricient Data Insufficient Data Other (BIRDS) Satellite (ECHO II) Satellite (ECHO'!!) Satellite (ECRO II) 1. Possible Aircraft 2. Astro (r-ETEOR) UNIDENTIFt E!D Possible Balloon Aircraft (F-111 with After-Burner) Insufficient Data .Astra (ARCTURUS) 1. Satellite (ECHO II) 2. Aircraft Insufficient Data Insufficient Data .Astro ( SIRTIJS) Insufficient Data 1. Vis: Astro('~TAR/P:f.ANET) 2. Photo: Other( GD LIGHTS) Possible Satellite Insufficient Data Possible Balloon Insufficient Data Insu:f'f1c ieot Da. ta . Insufficient rata T~surfic~ent Data Astro "(STARS) Possible Aircraft Astro (M~-r't;CR) Astro (CAPELL\) DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE H~ AD QUARTERS 4621 S T AIR BASE GROUP (ADC) FALlS INTERNATIONAl AIRPORT NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK 1 4306 ATTN OF: OOP /307 3 October 1966 SUBJECT: UFO' s ro: Air !-" orce Systems Corruna.nd (F'l ~1/righ:.-Patterson Air Force Dase, Ohio 45433 1. 2eference inclosed letter: ;. I asked llrs c all the President \t.ri te this for me because she wanted to government officials. ::,. ;~s f a r as I kno~{, she has sent a copy of this letter to the Pres ent and Senator Dirksen as stated on the last page of letter. c. As you knou, A::-.:1erst is only 10 miles from Niagara Falls, hoH- ever the envelope re;.:id .'iir Hail -Specjal Delivery -Hcgistered, etc''. Aft~:-t alking to 1-~s. for 3 hours, both Lt. Johnson and I agree tha t she ~s mentally disturo is about thirty (30) years old and has fiv~ (5) children, the olde t one being nine (9). She wa s consu\nt~ co::.:;J:.-:o.inine ho,.; loud t y -...;ere and that the radio \"las on fu) 1 blast all da.j... Her husband igno:-e3 here completely. ::.. Objcc fro= :.~e tiFO' s Olo ghte~ during our visit \'/ere st~rs and \l.irpl ancs; ~:1s~2ts they are not stars but conuntL.'1iC3. tions syst ems .e a lso introduced me to then. e . This morning, 30 September 66, she called me and s aid she vias not r3id and that I c~ald remove the spot-lights from the area. She .rculd. t::.lk to the UF'G' s and take care of everything. The spot.-lights she -,..,-_s re.fering to ,;e::e located at ne~" ca r dealers lots, arriving uith the -::e..,..; 1967 car models. Again I say, tie only reason I am for;;arding this is to let you tas been looked into and if an inquir.y does arrive, you have an Chief, U;::>ert~.tions & Tr aining A:JDITIONAL ~?OR'!';.:n SIG:l'!'niGS (NOT CASES) Oct Falls, Pennsylvania Oct Tarrytovn Oct Grand Rapids, Mi.clligaa Oct ~Tew ~filford New JerseYj Oct Galling, New Mexic:o Oct APO New York 1 . . . Cape ~le, Alaska Alabama .. . 5 . . ~ . J Connersville Iod 1 all& 9 Worland, Wyoming w 10 Princeton, llew Jers~ 10 Bow~sville, Ohio 10 Edina, Minnesota 12 -Grafton, West Virginia 12-14 Fresno, California EVAUIATIO~