1. DA re TIME GROUP 4. NlH.-.BER OF OBJECTS s. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ft. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual S. PtiOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PROJECT1~3RECORD 2. LOCATION Las Vegas, Uevada multiple 10. CONCLUSION 1. Astro(Venus) 1'1?Q Venus was low in the western horiz 2. Aircraft(possible) at the t~e of the sighting 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer stated that the objec was r in shape, with white and green lights. The lights were very bright. As the object moved it faded out and disappeared in a northerly direction. FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) PreYloue ...UUOfte o1 thie f'otoa ... Fa.. ueH, ACTIOHa RDC-4 IRrO 1 IOP-1, . . .IDPJ..2,S4tNIIIIQS-,HI1L7,DI'-1 (19) PTTU JAW RUWJENA2657 0822320UUUtJ-RUEOHQA.. FM USAFTFE NELLIS AFB NEV TO RUH"VWAOC RJWJBJA/27 AIROIV LUKE AFB ARIZ RJ E [f I AI F TO WP AF B Oi I 0 RJEIJfQWC SAF RJEDiQAI OSAF WASH ~ DIUNIVERSITY rF ca..o &OJLDER co eoJ02 LNCLAS C-OE 00012 ~A" 1967. U~UV tTY OF' COLO ATTN: OR CONOCM F~ FTO \WAF'B CJH(I TDETR>, CStF CAFRDC>, OS.~F CS-F-01). 9J BJ UF 0 REPmTS. .fQ. THE FCl..LOIING FQJR (') REPCRTS ARE lAW AFR 80-7. 1. UFO REP~T NUM!R I. PARAGRAPH 11At <1> ROUND (2) SIZE OF LANDING L I GiT ( 3) IHI TE II TH afEEN AND REO ll GHTS (Jt) a4E <5> NA (6) TWO ANTENNA FRCN THE ra OF A V-SHAPE (7) N~f (8) N~E C 9) NO'JE. PARA 1181 ( 1> CHILDREN WERE WATCHING IT (2) ADV CY DIA DRECTLY OIER MT CHARLESTa4 (J) DIRECTLY OVER .MT CH~RLESTON (Jt) PAGE 2 RUWJBMA2657 UNCLAS NEVER MOl ED ( 5) f AOED QJT (6) ONE AND ()4-HAlf FWRS, P MA 11C: (1) ~QJND-V ISUM.. C2) TELESCCPIC SIGHT r6 HUSBONO'S RIFlE (J) NA. PARA ll 0: ( 1) 12 NAR O'JOZ, AND 11 MAR 2030 l CE AI.. (2) N I CJfT PARA 11E: TRAVEL LODGE MOTEL PARK, TRCPICANA 1, LAS VEGAS, NEV; ~E BLOCK EAST rF LAS VEGAS BLVD. PARA 11F: (1) AS VE~S, NEVt HIGH S:HOCl.: SEEMED QUITE RELIABlE. SEE PARA 5 OF THIS PI.SG F~ CO..PLETION (f REP <RT. 2. UFP REPORT NUPieER 2 . PARA 11AJ ( 1> ROUND (2) TWO TIMES THE Sl ZE CF A STAR C J) \YH I TE \YI TH ~EEN ll GHTS C4> Cf4E C5> NA C6) NONE (7) CQ.CREO RAYS (8) NCWE (9) VERY BRIGHT. PAR.~ 118: C1> AN AIR- f\.ANE WAS HEARD 01 ERHEAD WHICH CALLED ATTENTION C2> 0/ERHEAD TO THE N~TH C 3> MOJED CCJ4STANTLY N~TH Cit) MOVED C(WSTANTLY N~TH C5) FADED QJT C 6) F~TY-F IVE MINUTES. PARA 11C: <1> GROUND-VISU'l (2) BINOCULARS 7 X 5os CJ) NA. PARA 110: (1) 12 MAR OJ45Z AND 11 MAR 19 .. 5 L~Al, (2) Nl ~T, DARK. PARA 11E: OWENS AND LAKE MEAD avo, NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEV; TWO Bl~KS EAST Cf" LAS BEGAS BLVD. PARA 11F: C UNCWSIFIED Ill POICI . fYJ MILKMAN; HI Gt SCHO(l; NOT VERY RELIABLE. SEE PARA 5 OF THIS MSG rF CCNPLETI Clf ~ REP"'T PAGE J RUWJBMA2657 UNCLAS 3. UF'O REPOtT NUMBER J. PARA 11AI <1> ROUND S~T OF ELLIPTICAL C2) .. TIMES THE SIZE ~A STAR CJ) WHITE WITH REO 'NO GREEN LIGHTS m1 THE BOTTCJ.t C 4) ~E (5) NA (6) V-SHAPEO ANTENNA C7) NONE (8) N~E C9) N~E. PARA 118: C 1) CHILDREN WERE WATCHING IT C2> NORTHWEST TOWARD MT CHARLEST~ CJ) WENT WEST, ~0 BLINKING (4) WENT WEST, NO BLINK lNG ( 5) JJST \YENT AWAY (6) f'ORTY MINUTES. PARA 11C: C 1) ~OOND-V I SUA&.. C 2> TELESCCPIC RIFLE SIGHT, CJ) NA. PARA 110: C 1) 12 MAR OJ,5Z, AND 11 MAR 1945 LOCAL C2) NIGHT, DARK. LAS VEGAS, NEV; PUBLIC RELTATI G'f CLERK FCR KORK TV CH.~NNEL J, LAS BEGAS, NEV; CJ4E YE.~R CQ.LEG; SEEMED QUITE RELIABLE. SEE PARA 5 Cf THIS MSG F' <R COMPl.ETI CR r:F REPCR T. If. UFO REPORT NUMBER 4. PARA 11A: <1> RaJND (2) SIZE OF A LARGE Kl TCHEN MATCH HELD AT ARMS LENC:TH, CJ> DUll WHITE (4) (WE (5) NA (6) NOOE C7) NCWE (8) NafE C9> NCJf. PARA 118: (1) STANDING AT 'NINDOI < 2) 25 OEmEE ANG.E (J) 45 OEGfEE ANQ.E C4) N~TH~ST, SLOW, EEING BWNCED (5) NCRTH, AND UP (6) LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. PARA 11C: UNCLASSIFIED <1> ~QJND-V lSUAL <2> NONE CJ) NONE. PAR~ 1101. (1) 12 M~R 05JOZ, AND 11 MAR 2130 L~Al C2) Nl GtT, DARK. P.-RA 11E: 17TH AND ~HARA, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, ABQJT TWO BL~KS EAST OF LAS BE GAS BLVD. PAGE .. RUWJBMA2657 UNCLAS LAS VE~S, NEVI ~RTENOER: HI Gf SCHO(l.; NOT VERV RELI ABLE.SEE PARA 5 OF' THIS MSG Fm CCMPLETfON r:F REPCRT. 5. ITEMS 11 G THRClJ GH 11K ARE THE SAME Fm .~ll FOUR REP~TS. PARA 11G: < 1> CLEAR AND DARK <2> SURFACE 210 OEGtEES 161<; 6,000 FT 200 DE mEES J5K; 10,000 F T 2JO DE ~EES JO K; 16, 000 F T 230 DE ~EES f.T 240 OE~EES 50K. (J) NONE (,.) 15 PLUS <5> THREE TENTHS, 8,000 FT, ~AlTERED< 6) NCWE (7) SURFACE TO 37,000 FT-MINUS 1.8 OE~EES C/ !6, 000 F T TO 50,000 FT -Mt NUS CJfE OE~EE C/1000. FT. PAR A 11H: NCNE. PARA 111: NCWE. PARA 11J: NCWE PARA 11K: 2LT PETER B lHATCHER, UFO REPCRTING O:FICER, NELLIS ~FB, NEV. IT APPEARS THAT l /t.l FQJR PE{PLE WERE OBSERVING THE SAME CSCT DESPITE THE Tit. OIFFERENTI AL REPCRTEO. P(SSf El.E C.~USE OF' THE Sf GHTINGS ARE lN DE TERM I NED. MRS \YERE STANO I NG SIDE B V UNCLASSIFIED Sl DE WHEN WATCHING THE UFO. THIS .-CCClJNTS F~ THE SIMILARITY OF 1HEIR REP~TS. THE TWO MEN WERE NOT WITH THE TWO lo.N, NQit DID JiEY K N 01 THEM.