PROJECT l C ] J .:!ECOi~D r ;~ D4li-: TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION P.oll~l\-rood, Cu l l 3. SOtJRCt .t. NlJH~CR OF OBJECTS 10. CONCLUSION INSU.t''r'ICIENT D~'i'1:. ~;, > 1::'/!\~UATION ~;. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 2-3 minutes t TfPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual ~-None Not e d I~. PHOTOS ?, f'HYStCAL I!VtD!HC! Prevloua edlUon of tkh rona ID., be uaed . ,.lfi'I..Y TO ATTN OJII' DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE H~AOQUART~RS FOFt1G N TEC H N O LO(;Y DIVISIO N C A f" S C ) WAIGHTPATTEASON AIR 'OIItCE BASK. OHIO A!S433 UFO Observatio9 15 c .6 Hollywood, California Reference your unidentified observation. The information which we have received is not sufficien~ for a scientific evaluation. Request you complete the attached FTD Form 164 and return it in the envelope provided. Thank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. :.t"UrES C. MANA'rr, Colonel, USAF 1 Atch \ irector of Technology and Subsystems F~D Form 164 w/envelope . Je or lrs: H~od 23 , Gsliforni o ,Jan u ary 11,1 CJ67 I don't kno~l quite ho .. ~ to noy or ,,rhot o r to :~ho:n to esk, except teet on th9 ei"ternoon of Friday, Decenber 1 6 , 1966, at 2:30 P. ~:. I 1-I:JS calling to I!iss ~rho lives in a second floor apartment a t the above ed~ress. -~s I looked up to her trindotr, I noticed to my right in the sl:y, tHo 1-1hi te oval shaped objects, moving quite fest but s~oothly and steas- ily in a southeast to northwest direction. At first, I thought nothing of it, but quickly realized or tho t that these ob- jects treren't planes end called Hiss r,.m to 'T,,Titness Hhat I was s eeing. It ~es h~r.opinion too, the objects weren't p l e nes. 'rne objects see med quit e high as there r.re ran t c;ny cis- tinct 1'estures oth~r than their oval shape. One oval was lead- ing a."'ld ~vas about half the ova l s size in front o f the other. There. ~ras also about an equal distance betHeen. the ovals. The distance separating the ova l s never ch.e~ged during the entire pe~iod of' time ~ihile r,Te Here :-retching. The tLrne el3psed ".ras Dbout t-:Jo to t:b..ree minutes. The objects then vanished behind some tell buildings. Not knoHing v.rho to c .ell, I asked the ope~ a tor i f thare t-ras U.F.O. o:ffice iYl her listings. She ::--eplied,rr non, but thought the Air ?orce 'tvould be the best n lace to contact. I celled the Air Force snd they in turn gave r.1e your e (lc:ress. I then called ... _ the Los _t.mgele s LVJ.ternational ) .. irport \res ther Bureau. Tl'ley gave - ~ me th:e .following in.formation; a t 2:30 P . :i., there :re.s a ";.;est ".lind.:- .q t six lmots. It ~ras seventy-t1-ro degrees at the nirport ,probably ~!.t:~.: 2 little 1,.1armer in Holly-vrood. Visibility 1/Tas seven rn.iles horizon~ ... !- tally end there t-Tere no lo'"I.T clouds. A.fter r eceiving this in.ror:ta-" tion I explained my reasons f'o~ calling. I .... ras then told that con trails were reported at 2:30 P . rr. ancl thet if I ~rould go out . snd loo1-:: again to the sky, I TtiOUld see these contrails.; I :did, .. . L' .. und what I sat-r appeared to be ~.,hat loolc-?d to be a n r..our L old sky -~'!.:"' :;riters message, a l~ng, r,ispy trailing s n eke li1-:e cloud. ;:~:"!.at -:-p I sa:r a t 2:30 w e t:ro very distinct ':.Jhite ovals moving across '-:; ..... B still and windless sky. i I am not a t all sur(~ \vha t these o b j e c ~ s H~re, but t~""'..oug_l-tt I'd re_port t his informDtion to your offices. J3eing very curious, I would appr~ciate any inro!Ttation on this st1.bject for~,rarded, \1hether it being co.:1trf.'ils o~ sny other objects I mig.~t b. eve seen. . i . rh e ::':':2:!..1 drst,rinc~ that follo,.rs size ~nd layout of