1. DATE TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION . I 3. SOUilCE Aircrart(possible) .c. NU~BER OF OBJECTS s. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEfl SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observers watched a round shaped object that was orange and white in color. The object was moving r rom the north and to 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Grou.,d Visual jj, PtfOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE the south. It faded due to distance. Similar object was seen several times. There were different lights seen. There were several aircraft in the area at the t~e of the f= TO S l7 P 6 3 0-329 (TOE) Prvlou edttlM\ of lhl lora aay be ued UNCWSIFIED DIPAITMIIIr Of 1111 All POICI STAll MUSA IIMCJI ACTION: RDC-4 INFO: XOP-1~ XOPX-2~ PTTU ZYY RUCIFVAI99' 8731751 RUEQ-UUUU--RUEOHQA PTTU JAW RUCifVAI99' 1731751-UUUURUEDFIF RUEDHQA z~ uuuuu FM 28 AIR DIY TRUAX FLO WIS TO RUWMFVA/ADC RUEDFif/FTD WPAFB OHIO RUED HQA/CSAF RUEOHQA/OSAF WASH DC RU'NTEMA/ 10 AF R I CHAROS GEB AUR AfB MO ZN/UNJ VERS I TV OF COLO BOULDER COLO CSAF <AFRO C); A~ QSAf CSAF-01 > .. SUBJ: UFO REPORT. THE FOLLOWING IS UFO REPORT OF A SIGHTING WHICH OCCURRED ON 14 MAR 67 AT MAOfSION, WISCONSIN REf AFR 80-17. ft. OESCR IPT I ON OF OBJECT: C1) ROUND, <2> SIZE OF HALF-DOLLA~ AT ARM'S LE~!GTH. (3) ORA~E AND WHITE C4 > 1 (5-9) NONE UNCLASSIFIED UNCWSIFIED DIPAIT_, Of lM All STAff MISSMI IUIICII I~ MISSAII B. COURSE: <1> T~ LIGHT WAS NOTICED WHEN LOOKING UP <2> A~ <J> IJ5 DEG ELEVATION AT 1800EG BEAR I Ni. <4> FLEW DUE SOUTH IN ARC (5) FADED DUE TO DISTANCE (6) 5 MIN C. OBSERVATION: C1> GROUND/VISUAL <2> NONE <J> N/A PAGE 2 RUCIFVAI991t UNCLAS D. TIME & DATE: C1> 14/0345Z At{) AGAIN AT 14/0420Z MAR 1967 <2> NIGHT. E. OBSERVER LOCATED ON 7TH FLOOR OF LOWELL HALL Aril ALSO IN OGG HALL AT THE UNI VERS I TV OF WISCONSIN CAMPUS, IN DOWN TOWN MADISON, WISCONSIN. F. OBSERVERS (1) A GROUP OF APPROXI~ATELY 50 STUDENTS REPORTEDLY OBSERVED THE OBJECT. TWO STUDENTS <L ISTEO AS FOLLOWS> CALLED THE INFO IN TO THIS OFFICE: MADISON, WISCONSIN, STUDENT, RELIABILITY UNKNOWN. , UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON, 'NlSCONSIN, STUDENT, RELIABILITY UNKNOWN. <THE FIRST STUDENT CALLED PREVIOUSLY ON THE SIGHT I~ OF THE SAME CHARACTERISTICS WHICH TOOK PLACE AT 13/0515Z MAR 67 AT WHICH TIME SHE REPORTED 7 STlJJENTS HAVI~ OBSERVED THE OBJECT>. G. WEATHER <1> FOGGY/MISTY, LOW CEIL IN;. (2) AWS REPORT OF WI t\0 0 IRECT I ON UNCLASSIFIED UNCWSIFIED CJ> 500FT C4> 3 MILES <5> BROKEN <6> f() <7> NONE SFC TO 5008FT. H. NONE. I. NO~. J. TOWER AT TRUAX FIELD RECALLS HAVIN; APPROX 5 COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS IN ~AOISON AREA AT TIME. K. PREPAR lNG OFFICER ( 1> I NT ELL I GE NCE OFFICER/UFO I NVEST I GAT It; OFFICER C2) ReBERT W. CHA~ERS CJ> 1ST LT (,.)21TH AIR DIVISION, TRUAX FLO, PAGE 3 RUCIFVA9994 UNCLAS AT THIS TIME. UHCLASSifl EO