11. OA 1 F. TIME G~OU? 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Ast.ro ( S~AR/PLAI'Iif~) t .1. Ntl BCR o;: ~eJECTS ! f,. 1 '1'PE: OF Or. . .SERVATION I , COURSe 11. BRI EF SUMMARY AN~ ANALYSIS E:cr'Jcarcd c".:>jecL. of o'oject U:D:QCD.r0C.. to oe shO.rj_)ly oaTJl~.:1eci. Objec-;.~ ;.;. )e<.:r0<.l ycllC'..-dJ.t:'1 vrh i te lit:,hts . Body o f object. Has grayich. c ooje c t -vra.s movint; in a northly d irect.Lon. FTD $ C P 6 3 0-329 (TDE) Previoua e diu:-na o f th!e for m may be u .. d . U o So 1\ I R FCJRCE TECHN I Ci\L I NFOniviA T I CJN THIS QUESTIONNJ\IRE HAS OEEN PREPARED SO THf1T YOU CAN GIVE THE U. S, A I R f ORCE AS I-1UCH tr:FORi.'J\TION AS POSSitlE CQI~C~RNif\!G THE UNI DEIHIFIEO AERI AL PHENOMENON T ttt.T YOU H/\VE OOSERVED, PLEi'.SE TRY TO /,HS\IER AS l~i.NY QUESTI JNS AS YOU POSSI DLY Ct.N. THE I NFORMATION THAT YOU GIVE WI LL OE USED FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES, YuUH NAt-iE \IILL NOT llE USED I N CONNECTION \'liTH A~Y STATEI-1ENTS, CONCLUSIONS, OR PUOLICt.TJONS \>JITHOUT YOUH PEr\MISSION, \-IE REQUEST TttiS PEHSON1'.L INFOI".~TION SO TH/,T IF IT IS DEEI-1ED NECESSARY, 't1E MAY CONTACT YOU FOR FUi1THEi~ DETf~ILS, ). TIME ZUNE.~:- ~ErorAF:-:ST~E~R~Ne' a. CENTRAL; C. MOUNTAIN; 0, PACIFIC; E, OTHER------CIRCLE ONE, "' YLIG~tT SAVING; 0, STf~ND,\RO (CIHCLE ONE), 4, ~}HERE VJEF<E Y ... 'J WHEN YOU SA~/ THE OUJECT? NEAREST POSSI OLE J\DDHESS: A. CERT;,,,~ :3, Ft.tRLY CERT!.J ~ C, NoT VERY SURE 0, JUST A GUESS (CIFd~LE OI'E) . ........................ 6, l~HAT \J;_s T - = ~:)NOITION OF THe SKY? V~Y: A, BRIGHT O. CLOUuYJG""~- -G-1-IT-:-/-.,-0-R-1-GH ..... ? ~.;,CLOUDY. 7, l F YJU s ;, '! iriE OOJECT OUR I NG 0~ Y~ I G~i, ':JHERE ~lAS THE SUJ LOCATED AS YOU LOOK(;D AT THE OOJECT? Cli=:CLE 0~.:: A. lN FRONT OF YuUj G, 1!1 9ACK OF YOUj C, TO YOUR RIGHT; D. T o YOUR LEFT; E, OV~RHEAD; F. D0~'T i~EMOER. 84 IF YOU s,:..\t~ THE OOJECT AT NIGHT, v:~.:.T DI D YOU NOTICE CONCc;(NitJG THE STP.RS AND ~LON? 8 , 1 ST/,RS (C;~:LE ONE) A, I~ONE' A, BR IGHT 1\0,~r;~J;r,r; .DULL MOONLIGHT' C, flO f~OONLJGHTPITCH Or'.RK; 0, DON'T REf.1EMOER, 5. vJH;.i \':ERE. 7 WEATH=R CONDITJ:.>t~S .:.T TdE TIME YOU SAW THE OGJECT? CLO!..JS (:,;-:LE ONE)(A:, CLEAR SK'):., H,;zy; C, SCt.TTEr~f:D CLOUIJS; 0 , THICK OR HF.t.VY CLOUDS . t,.;f,:_Ty~q ~2 ::,~L!; ONE(/i, DRvi)o, F: 3, ::tST, OR LIGHT RAI N; C, t;ODERATE OR HEAVY RAI N j O, SNO'n; E, DON'T JO, TH= ~3J::Ci' .:_;:;p~;:.RED: (CIRCL E CN~}:.( .... $()LID)o . TR/,NSPARENTj C. VAPORj D. ;1s A LIGHT - DON'T REri.EMOER, :,N THE ~.RIGHTE ST sT:~Rs? ( C I RCLE ONE):(A. BRIGHTERVu . DIMt-1ER; 12. TH2 ~ .. ,.:;;~ J = 7--{c OCJECT v/ERE: {CI ~:LE O~lE): A, FUZZY OR .. LURREDj o. liKE A ORIGHT STAR;(c. SHARP'.,Y I) . DID TLlf: G. FLA5, 0- :CKER? 14 , DID THE OCJ:.Ci CIS~IPEAR WHILE YOU ~JERE ltJAlCHING IT? IF SO, H0\'1'? FOR EACH QUESTION) ON' T KN0\>1 Dot~' T K:-.!v 15. D I D THE OOJ ECI MOVE BEHIND SOt4ETH ING f\T J\NY Tlt-,E PARTICUU,RLY A CLOUD? ( C II<CLE ONE) YES ("'JiQ) DON'T KNv'.\ IF ANSWERED YES, THEN TELL WH~.T IT MOVED UEttiND: uaoooooo ooo .oOootoooooooOotOottOHtOOOttotooootoooooooo t ootooootOHtoMtttOOOOot o ooo t ooooOoloooo oooooooooooooooo o ooooooooOOoooooooootOO 16. DID Tilt: OOJ ECT MOVE IN FRONT OF SQti,ETHING AT ANY Tl~\: Pr\RTICUU .RLY A CLOULJ? ( CI RCLE Oi~E) YES ./ii) DON. T KN0\'1, IF J\NSitiERE D YEs' THEN TELL WHI\ T UJ FiK.~T OF: 00 oooooooooo noooo """' oooooooooooonooMoo~oo THIS QUESTIO:~NAIRE H/\5 OEEN PREPhRED SO THAT YOU CJ\N GIVE THE U.S, Am FORCE N3 II1UCH I I..JFORi-1ATICN AS POSSICLE U o S. 1\ I R FCJRCE TECHNICAL I tiFORtviA T I ON CONCEr<N lf\:G THE UN I OENTI F I t:D AERIAL PHENO~iENON Ttit.T YOU Hf\VI: OOSERVED. PLE,'.SE TRY TO /,il S\IER AS W,NY QUC.STI JNS AS YOU POSSIDLY Cf,N. THE I NFORMATION TIIAT YOU GIVE WILL OE USED FOR RESEJ'.HCH PURPOSES, Y~Uk NAME \'IILL NOT uE USED I N CONNECTION ~liTH A1.JY ST,\TEI-1ENTS, CONCLUSIONS, 0~ PUOLIChTIONS \>JlTHOUT YOUR PE.r~tliSSION, ~IE REQUEST THiS P.H~SONIIL INFOI~Mt.TION so'TH/,T IF lT IS DEEI-1ED NECESS/\~Y, \-:E HAY CONTACT YOU FOR FURTHER DETI~ILS, 2. TIME OF Di1Y: HJUR: 7.tJ..0 .. ), liME ZoNe:(;. EfSTEtmJJo. CENTRf1L; C. f10UNTA I N; D. PACIFIC; E. OTHER .----CIRCLE ONE. "A . JAYLIGI-IT SAVING; 0 , STAND.~,Ro (CH~CLE ONE), 5. HOrl Lv'~G ,;;.~ GJJC OTt.t. DURATION) HOURS: ................... MINUTES: ... J .. Q SECONDS: " 0 ali 6. \/HAT \l;.S Tt-;;: CJNOITION OF TH!: SKY? D~Y: A, ORIGHT B. CLOUVY~c"'~,...~-IG-~-IT-:-,-,.,,-,-0-R-J-G-t? t; , CLOUDY. 7 If YOU s,:.y T.;E OOJECT DURING o:,YL IGhi , \'JHERE WAS THE SLN LCCt:1TED AS YOU LOOKl;D AT THE OUJECT? CIRCLE Ot\:: A, IN FRONT OF Yu u ; C , IN OACK Uf You; C, TO YOUR RIGHT; D, T~l Y0UR LErr; E, OV~RHEhD; F. OJN' T ~=/~MOER. 8. IF YOU s; , THE OOJECT AT NIGHT, \'/! T Dl D YOU NOTICE CONC!::r<NH~G THE STtJ<S AND f'.ll-ON? 1 ... F~w; c. ~iANY; O, DON'T REI-1Et4CER, 8.~ ~;CON (:IRCL:: ONE) A. Bt~IGHT ~\OJNUGnT; DULL tIOCNLIGHT C, t!O MOONLIOHT-PlTCH o:.RK; D. DON'T ~Er~EMuER. 9. ~JIJ;,T '1:~:::;. - .::: \oJ=ATHC:R CONOITI:JN<:; .:.T TilE Tlr-1E YOU St.l:l THE OGJECT? CLOuDS (CIRCLE ONE)Q,; CLEAR SKv)o. HAZY; C, SCf,TTEP.f:D CLOUDS; D, THICK OR HE/\VY CLOUDS. \J~ ~:H::~-(C =-~L E ONE){1: DRvi)o. Fo~, II(ST, OR LIGHT RAIN; c . r.;QDERATE u R HEAVY RAit~; o. SNO\-Ij E. DON'T }0, T H: ~.::..J":T ;:)?=~RED: {CIRCLE C ) ;.., SOLID; 0 , T RI.NSPARENT; C. VAPORj D, ;,sA LIGifT , DON'T REt~EMOER, 11. I F I T ,:.p?:::..=-.=J :.sA LIGhi, V/t.S li " K I GHTER TH,\ N THE L.RIGHTEST ST,"~Rs? (CI~CLE ONE):(A. BRIGHTERi)o , Dlt4MEI1; IJTLI'4E Of THE OGJECT WERE: (C!::CL~ ONE): A, FUZZY OR ... LURRE Dj 0 ll KE A OR I CHT 'STAR ;(c ~Ht,R;Lf G, fLASrl ~-? ~1C~ER? H, DIS~? ; = ~:r REAPPEAR? (CIRCLE FOR EACH QUESTION) DON'T KN0\-1 DON'T I~N }\i DON I T K~ J 'tl DOI~'T KNOW Dar l 'T KNO':J Do::' T I<N0'tJ Do t J' T KNvVJ 14. DI D JHE ODJ~CT : I SA::-PEAR WHILE YOU 'IJERE v!AlCHII~G IT? IF SO, H0\11? 15. DID THE OGJECT V~JVE OE:HIND SOMETHI NG ;.\T ANY TIME, PARTICULf,RLY A CLOUD? (CII~CLE ONE) YES aiQ) DON'T KNv',: IF f\NS'IIERED YES, THEN TELL WH! ... T IT MOVED UEHit~D: 16. 010 TilE OOJECT MOVE IN FRONT OF SOMETtllNC AT ANY T I MC:, p,\ RT I CUU,RL Y h CLOUD? { C IRCLE Oi~E) YES fN~ DON' 'f KN0~-1. I F t,NSYIERE D YES 18, ~JE \-/ISH TO KNO't THE 1\NGULAR SIZE. HOLD A Mf.\TC TICK AT ~RWS LE /". H I N LINE 't TH A u\>IN OUJECT ~NO NOTC HOW MUCH OF THE Ol\JECT IS COVERED ;.;y THE HEAD OF TtlE t\i,TCH , IF U HAD PtRFOi \1:0 THIS EXP~H 11\ENT A Ttl- TIME OF THE SIGHTING, HOW MUCH OF THE OOJECT WOULD HAVE UEEN COVERED C.Y TtiE t.\,",TCH HEAD? {).J.I 19. DRAW A PICTURE THAT WILL SHOW THE SHI\PE OF THE Ol~JECT OR OUJECTS. lAOEL AND INCLUCE IN YOUf< Sl<ETCH t'NY DETAILS OF TtiE OOJ::T TH~T YOU SAW SUCH AS WINGS, PROTFWSI ONS, ETC., AND ESPECIALLY EXHhUST TRf~ILS OR VAPOR TR,\ILS, PL:. AN ARROW OE,IDE THE ORAWI~G TO SHOW TH lf<ECTION ~E C!JECT WAS t4UVaNG Do YOU THI"-11< v:._ CAN ESTIMATE THE SPEED OF THE OOJECT? (CIRCLE ONE) IF YOU ANS\oiEREO YES, THEN .:t1AT SP~E: t;:JUL.O YOU EST I MATE? @No IF YOU DO YOU TH tr::< fJ-. t:.:.N EST HMTE HO'tJ FAR AWAY FROM YOU Ttt!; ODJECT 'flf.S? (CIRCLE C'NE) ANSvJERED YES, T-~ 1 HOW FAR AWAY WOULD YOU SAY IT WAS? . ........ / .. ~ ................ ~ 'HERE .:CATED ~JHEN YOU SA,/1 THE OcJECT? (CIRCLE ONE): A. INSIDE A CUILDIIIG; Q. IN A Ct'JW \/ ' = , c : A. IN THE ausrr~ess S!:CTION oF A CITY?; o, IN THE REstot:NTil.L SeCTION oF A CITY?; O?EN : )L:I.-2:SIDE D. NEf\R AN AIRFIE!.Dj; E. FLYING OVER A CITY?; F. fLYING OVER OPEN COUNTRY?; 24, IF YvU l.llEr.S r.;cVI 'i.:; IN N fllfrO~lOOILE OR OTHER V :tCLE AT THE Tlt-U:;, TIIEN COI'-lPLETE THE FOLLO~JING QUESTIONS: 2~.1 hh.:.T r. tRECTro, ,.~Re You MOVING? (CJRCL~ C'~JE): AG~R;H)o, NoRTHEAsT; c. Et.sl; o. SouTHE/ .. sT; e. SouTH; F. S ~L T n~v= S7; G, 'iE ST i H NORTii\IE ST, 2~.) :l:J y,::.; ST~? " -;..'IY TIME WHILE YOIJ WE?.: L 0J-<:NG AT THE OOJECT? {CIICLE Ot~E) @ NO D. ~IINCC"," OLASS THROU~H PNY :~ ThE FOLLOWING? E , 6 I ~!OCULARS F. TELESCOPE G. THEODOL tTE 27. IN THE F~LLOWIN~ 3<~TCH IMAGINE t HAT y:J ~Re AT THE POIN SHO~o.fN. ,LACE AN ON TH~ CUf\VED LINE TO SHCiW HO\o/ HIGH Tr<: IJCJ: '::i ~-:...s ;.toVE TH~ H';KI!:'~(SKYLINE) ~JHEN YOU FIRST SAW IT. PLIICE f~ "8" ON THE SAt-IE CURVED LINE TO ShC .. J ~>.r "-~i::-: i:-E OOJECT WAS .:.::c.;E THE HOr~IZON (SKYLit~E) \/HEN YOU LAST SA\oJ IT. PLACE AN "A" ON '!':1:: COMPASS '~.hEN YJ J =;~57 s..:.w IT, PL;.C~;. rs ON THE CO~iPASS WHERE YOU LAST SAW THE OUJECT, 20. DRN:l A PICTURE THAT WILL SHO'.'I n1E t-10TION THt,T THE OOJ(;CT OR 0 3J ECTS r.:,,DE, PLf,CE f~N ",\ f iT TilE:. CJcG I NNING OF TilE Pf~TI1, A "0" t. T THEtSND OF Tt~ p,\T11 f,tJD S 10\'1 /..NY CH.:.NGES II\! Dl RECTI ON OUR I NG TilE COURSe, 29, JF THERE \'1/"\S fiGRE TH,",N ONE ODJECT, TIIEN IIO'tl IV\NY WERE T H!;RE? ORI,\1 A P ICTUR~ OF HOW THEY WERE t~RRM!GED, AND PUT AN Ar<R0 i/ TO SHO\~ HIE D IRECTION T H:,T THI::Y \'/CRI! TfU,VELLJi,C... , 0 . HAV! YJ~ ~VER SEEN THIS, OR A SI~IIL~R OOJECT DEFORE, IF SO GIVE D~TE OR D~TES AN 31. WAS y~ ~ELSE WITH YOU AT THE TII~S YOU SAW THE OOJECT? 31.1 IF YO:.. ; .51/ER':D YES, DID THEY ScS TH: OOJECT TOO? (CIRCLE ONE) 31.2 PLE~S~ L:ST THEIR NAMES AND ACL~ESS2S: lNG JNFORI..-\ATIOI~ .~GOUT YO Ci,T I ON ZoNE ST,,Te t~:c1:.:.T: /.,~:"' .:::tTIONAL INFOR!'t';.l IC~ ... ::vr YOU SELF, I NCLUDING ANY SPECI.:.L EX!JERIENCE, \JIIICH MIGHT uE PERTII~ENT. )). \'1-:!:' l MW - : ,.;~t~i\ DID YOU RE P.7 T::.T YJU HAD SEEN ~HE OJJECT? DAY f-~ONTH YEAR ) ) , I~!FC2:.~-!: -C-Y:IJ FEEL P~Ril':~.-:."!D WHICH IS NOT ACEQUf,TELY COVErlED IN THE SFECIFIC POI NTS OF T HE QU~STI2 1 - ;~ ~ SARRATIV~ E1 ;.:.710N UF Y~UR SIGHTING,