PROJECT ~0073 RECO~D (1 witness) ' NlHU~C R OF OBJECTS 10, CONCLUSION Possible (Hot Air) 3ALLOON LENGTH OF OBSERVATION None Stated Tl'PE OF OBSERVATION Grolli"''1d-Visual l 8. PtiOTOS PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer stated tta~ ~he objec t appeared as a cicur sh~?CQ witn e do~e at ~he bo c~ and at tne top. Oojcc~ appccrc~ whi ~:;e. The Cigar c.;,"Cet..rcd w:1i te and the do:::es a_Jpeared t o be red. Ooject a~pec:.red transparent "tvi th \Thi te and red li~h~ ... inside. The ob~ect ~linked on and off every 2 seconds. ject disappeared to the south. fTD SL:P 63 0-329 (TOE) Prevlou edition ot thla form may bo u .. d. ~.at;~rbu!'y, Conn tlr,ut 0~70() I ho~e the following gation of UFO's. rc~0rt will ~ ia you in your tnvestl- 'l'e le~ho!le Occu~atlon: stuuent (~t ~resent, in lOtl1 graaa) Date of obs~rvation: March 29, 1967 Locality of observer: on seconu floor, in nouse at above adaross Weather: clear night, stars visible, no moon or w1na Nu~oer of objects: one Det~lls: with naked eye, object appeared as a o.o ~a~nitude star, with binoculars, object appeared cigar-shaped, with domes on top and. bottom Color: with nakea eye, object a eared wnite, like a star, with binoculars, cigar was white ana aome s were red Illumination: obj3ct .. a~J:;ear~d tran rent with white and.red lights within, wheD viewed tn1ough bino~ula.rs Sound: none Maneuvers: Object 1'irst observeJ traveling south over Town Flat (a hill in Waterbury), near forested area of 'rown Plot object turnea left, traveling east (at this time, use of binocalars be- gan). When ooject was almost airectly south of observer, object turned (u~ to this time, illumination of object dia not increase or decrease in brightness) ana began to fade, probably traveling uirectly south (at tnis time, use of binoculars aiscontinued). Object grauually faded and aisappearea, not to be seen a gain. During entire sighting , object blinked off and on, approxi - mately once every two secor1ds. During entire sighting, object remained at same level, ep- yroximately 20 tv 30 uegrees above th9 horizon. S~eed steauy s~eea, slower than a piston ~lane Other ooser~ers: ~rs. Stanley Horze~a (my mother), {same address as ab?ve ) Aaditional lnfor~atlon: When obs~rved with naked eye, o~ject a~ peared as a star, with binoculars, objf3ct appeared somewhat fuz- At time of Righting , no conventional aircraft 'Nas observed Object was first observeo, whe n I ne-1.11-ened to p;lanc e t O\'i9.r a s fawn ~lot, while I was star-gazing with a tel~sco~e. (I tried, unsuccessf~lly, to ooserve o bject tnrou~h telesco~e} Ob j ect was c alled ~o the attentl~n of se~ond observer a t 8:12 ~M. Tnird ~erson (my sistclr) wns ~allecj, errtvea at time wheL1. object was .f::!<.:ing, but was not abl~ to ueflnj t.ely c bse.('ve See s~c0nd ~age for sketches. Your identification or conclusion. of t hls s lrrhtlng would a reciatea. Please lnf m ~o o f such lnfor tlon. ::>lncerel y , ~Ketches {urawn by observer) 1. red aomes 2. wnlte c1gt.tr- shaye<l area Sketch of approxitnate ~ath of object (1 inch e~ua1s ~bout t ~tle) 1. Waterbury-Naugatuck town- 2. Vaugatuck R iver 3. ~ath of object 4. Town Plot 5. o~server's location