PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1 OA 1 F. .' TtME GROUP 2. LOCATION 1. NliH~CR OF OBJECTS 10. CONCLUfiON Astro (RIDULUS) S. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIE, SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 30 minutes t.. TtPE OF OBSERVATION ~: Grounci-Visual Stationary 9. f'HYSICAL EVIDENCE Object was round, red amber with red tint Observers first attention to object was smal~ bright colored red light. Ob- server stated that object disappeared instantly under cover f;TD SP ~3 0-329 (TOE) PNIoua edltiMa el tiU fat .. p ._ ...... UNCWSIFIED ACTION: R00-4 . :m'O: S-31 llP-1, IOPI-2 DI~l ( 19) ADV CY DI.A. PTTU JAW RUQ.MM~587 1752148-UUU~-RUEDHQA. FM \YRBONS AfB G A TO Rli.MFVA/AOC RUCLEFA/823.~ IRD IV HOMESTEAD AFB FLA RUEDFIF/FTO WPAFB OHIO Rt0 HQA/CSAF Rl.EDHQA/OSAF WASH OC ZEN/UNIVERSITY OF CClORAOO INFO RUEDF I A/ AF'lC UNCLAS WRBB 41455 MAH 1967 FOR TOETR; FOR AFRDC; FOR SAF-01; AFLC CMCIS>. SUBJ: UFO. lAW PARA 11, AFR 81-17 THE FOLLOWIN; IS SUBMITTED ON SIGHTINi OF ONE UN I DENT I FlED fLY I Ni OBJECT OVER MACON, GEORG I A, AT APPROXIMATELY 1915 HOURS, 14 MARCH 1967. A. DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT: (1) . ROU~; C2> ABOUT THE SIZE OF A DIME AT ARMS LEN:;TH; CJ> BRIGHT A\1BER WITH RED TINT; (4) ONE; (5) N/A; (6) ~NE; <7> NONE; <8> UNCWSIFIED UNCWSIFIED SIMP IIISSMIIUICII INC-IIISSMI ONE; (9) NONE. B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE OF OBJECT: < FIRST ATTENTION TO OBJECT WAS SMALL BRIGHT COLORED RED LIGHT; <2> 21 DEG TO 41 DEG ELEVATION; CJ> 21 OEG TO 41 DEG ELEVATION; <4> SATATIONARY PAGE 2 RUQ.MMA,587 UNQ.AS C5> INSTANTLY U~ER COVER OF CLOUDS; (6) 39 MINUTES. C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION: <1> GROUND VISUAL; <2> N/A; <3> NIA. D. TIME ANl DATE OF SIGHTIN;: (1) 1915 l:fOURS, 14 MARCH 1967, LOCAL TIME: C2> NIGHT. E. LOCATION OF OBSERVER: ON TOP OF FRESHMEN'S D~MITORY, MERCER UNIVERSITY, .~ACON, GEORGIA. F. IOENTIFYIN; INFORM AT I ON ON OBSSERVER: (1) AGE 19, ERCER UN IVERS I TV, ~ACON, GEORG IA,HIGH SCHOOL EOUCAT I ON WITH 3/4 YEAR OF COLLEGE. HE APPEARED TO BE &JUNJ OF Ml Nl; <2> N/A. G. WEATHER AND WI t()S -ALOFT COMJ IT IONS AT TIME AND PLACE OF SIGHTIM;: (1) CLEAR; <2> OET 13, 15TH WEATHER SQUADRON, THIS STAT ION, 0 ISCLOSED THE FOLLOW I~: SURFACE 188 DEG AT 2 KNOTS, TEMPERATURE 78 OEG; 6,000' -270 DEG AT 25 KNOTS PLUS 15 OEG CENT I GRADE; 11,910 -271 OEG AT 35 K~TS, TE\1PERATURE PLUS 8 OEG tl:NT JGRAOE; 16,91,-270 DEG AT 40 KNOTS Ml NUS 9 OEG CENT IGRAOE; 20,008-210 DEG AT 40 KOOTS MINUS 14 OEG CENTIGRADE; 30,000-210 OEG AT 50 KNOTS Ml NUS 34 DEG CENT I GRADE; 50,000-210 DEG AT 55 Kt\OTS AFHO ,.. .. 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED MINUS 65 DEG CENTIGRADE; (J) (1EAR; (,.) 11 MILES; (5) OONE; (6) N>t; (7) 2 DEG CENI' IGRAOE PER 1111 FEET. H. ANY OTHER UtJSUAL ACTIVITY OR CONliTIONI tlNE. I. INTERPECTION OR IDENTIFICATION ACTION TAKEN: NO~. J. NONE. K. POSITION TITLE ANl COM~ENTS PAGE 3 RUCLMMA4 587 UNCL AS OF T .- PRE PAR IN; OFFICER: MR. ROBERT T. BARRETT, I NVEST I GATOR, SECUR lTV POLICE 0 IV IS I ON, ROBINS AFB, GEORG I A. OUR IN-~ THE OOURSE OF THIS INVESTIGATION, BASE OPERATIONS, ROBINS AFB, GEORGIA, WAS CONTACTED WHICH REVEALED NO AIRCRAFT IN CITED AREA AT Tt TIME REFERENCED UFO WAS SIGHTED. WEATHER STAT IONS AT MACON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT REVEALED NO WEATHER BALLONS WERE ALOFT INFORMAl ION fROM MACON RAPCON CFAA> REVEALED AIRCRAFT AROUNJ THE MEA; HJWEVER, NOEN WERE TRAVEL I~ IN THE 0 IRECT ION OF C I TEO UFO. PER A DISCUSSION BETWEEN THIS INVESTIGATOR ANJ t.R. AB. B. DOMI~AS, DIRECTOR OF THE MARK SMITH PLATARIU~, \4ACON, GEORG lA, REGARD It(; CILESTIAL BODIES IN THE AREA OF THIS SIGHTIN;, IT WAS OETERMit0 THAT AT APPROXI~ATELY 1915 HOURS, LOCAL T l~v1E, THE REGULAR STAR "LEO WAS LOCATED APPROXPAATEL Y 20 OEG TO 30 OEG EAST OF NORTH ANJ WAS APPROXIMATELY 30 DEG TO 35 DEG ELEVATION Af\0 WAS THE SA~E COLOR OF THf.: REFERENCED SIGHTED UFO. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE INFORMATION UNCLASSIFIED UNCWSIFIED CBTAINED FR0\4 THE ABOVE CITED ORGANIZATIONS, IT IS THE OPINION OF THIS INVESTIGATOR THAT THE REFERENCED UFO SIGHTED BY~ T 1915 HOURS, 1,. MARCH 1967, OVER rAACON, GEORGIA, MAY HAVE . BEEN T t REG lL AR STAR "LEO." UNCLASSIFIED