. , PROJECT 10073 RECORD 11. DATE TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION 3. SOliRCE 4 . NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5. LENGT H OF OBSERVATION TYPE OF OBSERVATION '>. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Syosset, Long I sland, New York one \iitne.ss 10. CONCLUSION Other(El ectric \-Tires sparking ) 11. B RIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer sa11 a r ound shaped object with a orange halo and a silve r do~e. The object was the size of a tabl e . It emrnited intense lieht and flas hes. It '~:?.s s ittinJ on a transmission wire and looked a t one tL~e like itehting ha d struck the wire. Island Lighting Co:np4.ny reported that the \d.res near the observ~r s hou s e were sparking. They t.rimm~d the trees at the a rea and apparently the trouble ~,o~o.s solved . r:TD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) Prevlou edition of thh f onD IIIAJ' be uud . Telephone number Desc~ietion. oi ohject(s !: Shape 1<oUM..CA, oooVJl:tL o.. or- ~\o Size cmup.<\t"l'd l o c1 known ohJl.Ct(usc onu of the following terrns: lw.-td uf a 1~1n, pea, dime .nick~l, quarter, half d :,llar, silv~r dollar, baseball. g r .lpnfruil o r basketball) },cld in the hand a t ab.:>ut. an arm' s length. ?' Wh.tt 1 : " ,lh o I: . II ntlc:.n <tl tl.\ ,,IJ~h!t"vur(:.) lu th Angle of ~leyat"i.o:~. ('6h~ h oriZO!l js 0e le 7atir..n . Uhe>:tly ovt:r 'he observt(s he:.1.d l.s 90 e levation. T he objt::"')::t m:=..' . ..t._9pe-ar ,.,:ithiJi ch.s Azimuth ('t{h1.ch di :eection on the r;omp:iss V/as it headed)? Nor-th is 3ec/! Angle of eleVcltion and azimuth upon disappearance. Descrip tion of flight path ar..d maueuvers of object{s). -( How did t he objecHs) disapp~ar? (!nst-111t-:tneously to the Nort!1) e t c . ) How long was (were) the obje~t(s} visible? He specific -five nd'!:t~les, Use one or ~ny cornl.>il .. ::ttion ot t he ft:1llo\v-ing Herus: gl'OUlld - \"isu.::l } Statenwnt as to opti.<..:tl :l.i~s (te lescopes, bil,OCi:lars, de,:; ~riptio!' Ute!f :uf Date a.nd Time or Sighting: \l u l 'lillt;: -da~ ni.ghi., <.h.twn, Locat.iou of Obsc1v e r ( s ): Pinpoint l o cation aL:< uralt!ly. U!i C $tl'Cct a n d buil chng n.:.t.m~"' 1f t!. ni : (E~amole--b u rkyard of hou s e :11 !l.. j)~:nt: H oud, _ W~o:sthantJtO't H.:--t(t:, Identification of Observer: McLiling Addre s s J 'hun.-Nun1ber f Q U. C.il.ILC rJ) Physical Evidence: Were photog.1aphs taken or w~.s any physical eV!d~n':':: of the object left behind? (Note: If the caller says the:::e is ph.ys7.cal evidence still present, contact \ViD.g Operations Duty Off:lce1 i!1:rough CAC, Ext 493, or the Air Police , Ext 4.08, 5.mmediatBly). (Observer(s) account of we~.ther conditior..s. T HIS !S 'I'HE; END OF QUESTIONS FOR THE O.DSERVEP.. REC~Rn Aj\iY OTHER COMMENTS HE MAY '\N"ANT TO ADD. 'I'HANK HJ..r,J (HI:R) FOR ~i'OR "'<:~ FOLLO'h'IN G IH .f0RN!P_'X'I01~: VIIND DIR.EC':CION Nota: ~lleathor oul'sti t~aire contir.ur:d or1 _pc:gf' 5 Visibility: Amount of c loud cover: Thunde r storms in a rea and quadrant in which l oc<.rted: Vertical temperature gradicut: Any other unus u a l activity o r condil ion, meteorological, astronomH. a l , o r otherwise, which might account for the sighting NI~X'l' CALL 'l'llf: COMI\A'I' /\LI. h .T Ll~N l'l::H, I;X l'~ -1 \, 1 UH Till; FOI .LOWfNG f N FOn.MATTON: WatJ rauar s ightinp, mad'-'., t\y wiHJtn ,, Wab lnt, rccpt a ction lctkcu? Location, approxirnate allitutlt-, and general clir t,(tion ot r;~g'-!. 0! ,, ,.,, traffic o r balloon nl <.Srs i n thl drt.d. wl' ' ' ' : ntight _!)O ihly M <.o;~.s r r t.ighting. l(l'lt"\l.f.~. L/\I.L(;I(.IIM~l/\l-1 f\ll{t.H'\1'1 O l,I:IU\rtONSSJo:Cli.ON 1\1' ?l-'1 bou, t: X 'l. (d t, 'I o I f N() o t: t II' 'ltli:Y IIAJ) 1\-JY AlRCH1\I Fl.\'!li\.~ Wlll.lf 1.\ ('I I :\t r dll I I I ('I' Ill! .t<.! lll. Do not tlh11.. t iS~ the rl'po.-1 with ~nY t i v ili:lt, ~..a Pet~. Or1l}' the Offic of lnfotfl'lt\ticm, Ill'). !lSI\ I , is autltot il'.tcl lo r luHH in[o,tn ... ltion ~onc<.r . j,ig U t'O lt!potr.;, H YHt . \ t t .tllul '' ,,,.,.,lwr:; of t h e pres~, c1sk "" rn to p l e a .H' cal l ch< lnfo trr,;dinu 'Jl[u { r, t ;,,,,, C.rt~i t~tlf, l.l. C.iLIHrJ)I(fl .lf l11o. t'~(l. 1 The regulation which covers UFO repor-ts is AFR 200-2. Refer to it if you have any questioHs in the haJ1dli.:t1g of this repo1t . Turn iH this form with your OD report in the morning. One final note. Most UFO repo1ts are rather routine "lights-ht-th8 sky" sightings. Vvhen a report cornes in that is olJviously based on more tangible ev-idence, or when seve1al reports of sightings at the same tilne are received, contact the Operations Duty Officer through lhe CAC, Ext 493. Reports are much Inore easily investigated at the time of the sightings than a day or two later. Your cooperation and good sense will help the Air Force investigate these sightings in a p1ofessional manner.