PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. OA TE TIME CROUP 8 Oct 66 9/0lOOZ civilian -military 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 2. LOCATION SEI..r'iUDGC:, IYB, ~-ac:nc;;: 10. CONCLUSION S ATELLI'I!E ( POSSI:i3U:) So LENGTH OF OBSIAVATION 11, 8AIIfi IUMMARY ANg ANAI.VIII five mine Pbject appeared :u; , , btlght a1.nr o r planet. Moved acrose ------------~l:iky compared to rehLivcly stat.ionary stars and planets. to. TYPE OF OBSERVATION. Object disappeared over the horizon to t he Northeast, in ground visual e. PtiOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) P,pproximately f i ve rni.ns. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 1 ST FIGHTER WING (A DC) SElFRIDGE AIR FORCE BASE, MICHIGAN 48045 ATTN OF: HiCIO su&JEcr. UFO Report To: ~/right-Patterson Air Force Base (AFSC) (FTD), Ohio The following UFO Report is submitted: a. Description of Object: (1) Appeared to be like a planet (2) Negative, one or two magnitude (3) \lhite (6) Hoved in a definite direction b . Description of Course of Object: (1) Movement across sky compared to relatively stationary planets and stars (~) Approximately 10 off our zenith (3) Appeared to travel directly over Selfridge AFB (4) ~traight course until over Selfridge AFB, t hen cade a 45 turn to north east. (5) Disappeared over horizon to N. E. ( 6) Approxi;na:tely 5 rni n. c . Hanner oi .:':>:::servation. (1) Ground -visual and Date of Sighting: ( 2) Nig~t-cl~ar-visibility appro.:dJ:'I.a.tdl:f 10 ni. e. Location of Observer: (1) Exact geographical position unknown, but a pproximately 5 miles from Selfridge AFB, ~tich. f. Identifying Information on Observer: ~nl Engineer -completely reliable. (2) USMC -D. L. Alcott, Navigator in Transport Sq. FOR THE C0~1KANDER HINA P. COSTIN, Captain, USAF