PROJECT i0073 ~cCGRD 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS H;mkins , :'lew Yor:.: 10. CONCLUSION Astro(Arcturus) one vlitness 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual Station._ry 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND AttAL YS!S Observer \:.::.t.c;,~Jc! ::. .:: L~ cb;.n:;in3 .. o red to blue back to white oojJct ~bout L~P. si~e of " c~r he~dl t. The u nusuJ.l bl"iP.:l~nN.5 ,;; :; .::F'lt ~. ttr::c7..t:!C. t:1e .:.ttem.ion of the obs erver. 7he ob.;..:c.:. r:iov.::d very slO\..rly in an un- known direct ion. :i:!.. i i " '<Jt:e0 red behind oome c:louds nnd trees. enior n~vig;~. tor .a, .:>t.~o:H.:..rt, i.ru b elieves the witness was observing th~ sL Arcturus. FTD SEP 6 3 0-329 (TOE) Ptevlo Lu editio n o f thl f o tn " "ov n~ ... "' A . Description of the Object(s): 1 . Sha pe : 2 . Size compared to a know object: 3 . Color: 5 . Formation, if more than one: 6 . Any discernible features o r details: 7 . Tail, trail, or exhaust, i ncluding size of same compared to size of object(s): 8 . Sound; if heard, de scribe s ound: 9 . Othe r pertinent or unusual features: Des criptio n of Course of Object(s ): 1. What firs t calle d the attention of observer(s ) to the object(s): 2 . Angl e o r e l e vatio n and azimuth of object(s) whe n first observed: 3 . Angle o r e l evatio n and azimuth of object(s) upon disappeara n ce: 4 . Description of flight path and maneuvers of object(s): 5 . How did the object{s) disappear: 6 . How long (were) the object (s) visible: Cnc r cur C . Manne r of Obs e rvation: 2 Optical Aids: D. Time and Date of Sighting: 1 . Zulu time-date group of sighting: 2 Light conditions: E. Location of Observer(s): F. Identifying Informatio n on Observer(s ): 1 . Military or Civilia n: iling Address: 5 . Occupatio n : 6 . Estimate o f Reliability: \. l .' t G. Weathe r and Winds -Aloft Conditions at Time and Place o f Sightings: Observer(s) account of weathe r conditions: 2 . Report from nearest AWS or U.S. Weathe r Bureau Office: 3 . C eiling: 4 . Visibility: 5 . Amount o f c loud cover: 6 . Thunderstorms in area and quadrant in which located: rtical temperature gradient: H. Any Other Unusual Activity or Condition: ~. C!' I. Interception or Identification Action Take n: J. Location approximate altitude, and general direction of flight of any air traffic or balloon releases in the area which might possibly account for the sighting: K. Position, title and comments of the preparing officer: 0ue to tre lonz t irr:e c f oi:GcrvJtjcn .,ll, 1 1--u" -~.:; _:o1.: ~rc tu tu s . L . Existence of physical evidence such as materials and photograph s :