4. NUH P E;: ::: F OBJECTS 5. L ~NG 7'-i C~ OBSERVATION 15 :::.nutes 6 . 'T l'?E Oi= JBSERVATION Jrou~:! -.:.sual PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCI\ TION Cor-vallis, Oregon or.e 10, CONCLUSION :..stro(fiars) 1-lars was on an AZ of 16l~ dcg at nn r~l of 30 dcg 11. S~IE~ SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Obs~rver was putting the dog out doors \'the n h e looked up anc saw a brieht object in the southern sky. The object yrc:.s round about the size of a pin head. It was red and ye::ow in color. The object did not disappear it was . still visible when the observer quite looking. The only r:.c':.~d rr.ovemcnt was a swaying back and forth. ~. Fr OTOS ?. PHYS!ChL ::VIDENCE :--;~ C:escription is consistent with that of an a s t ronomical co3:::~.ration. N:.1rs v1ith a stellar magnituc!e of approxirf'_ntely - : . 2 at this t ir.le of the year \rould have been the brightest :. :l.:.n~ in the southern sky. F T D S C P 6 3 0-:29 (TO E) Prev!o~: J ..,c:~i .:~u of lhh foms my be uaed. VERT I CAL TEMPER ATtME GRAD lENT-NORM"- SUNSET -181'l PART H. tl t PART I tl t PART J. NIA . PAGE ,. RUWMBOA898~ UNQ. AS PART K. 26 AIR/NORAD DIV STAFF I NTELL OFFICER. THIS WAS 0~ OF TWO SIGHT I ~S NOTED IN THE C~VALL IS, CREGON AREA DlR UG THE WEEK ENl 11-13 MM 67. THE R. IG HT DES~ IPT I ON, BURNOUT, ETC, COlPLED WITH WI NO DIRECTION SLCGESTS THAT PLASTIC BAGS ANl CANlLES MAY HAVE BEEN USED BY PRANKSTERS TO SH-ilL ATE UFO S PART L. NONE UNCLASSIFIED t'NOJEt;l 100/J RECORD 1. L)Aif. TI~E GROUP 2. LOCATION - 3. !;ounct: 10. CONCLUSION -i. Nli E\:R OF OBJECTS !i. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground-Visual (TX) 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE . BAILOON (Hot Air) 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Object was reddish-orange. Appeared as a pyramid. Object appeared as if tl1ey were firing rockets rapidly. Object appeared to eo behiro alouds. FTD SEP 63 0329 (TOE) Prevlou edlUone of thla fo ma~ be ued UNCLASSIFIED DlPAITMINI OF THI All fOICI STAn MISSAGI IWKII INCOMING MUSAGI INFO : XOP-1, XOPX-2, SAFOS-J, NIN-7, DIA-l ACTION : RDC-4 SMB Bl 1lCZCBVD 877 PTTU JAW RlJIMBDAI9-8 1931943-uUUU-~ l0 HQA. FM 26\ IRD IV ADAIR AFS <RE T 0 RUWMFV AlA DC:: : RUEOF'IFIF'OREIGN TECHNQ.OGY 0 IV WRIGHTPATTERSON AFB OHIO RUEDHQAIHQ USAF WASHINGTON DC ~UEOHQA/SECRETA~Y OF Tt AF WASH DC RUWJSOA/UFO UNIY OF CQ..O BOllDER COLO FGl AFRDC HQ USAFt SAFOI ~ SEmETARY OF Tl AIR FmCE FOR BOB lat AT UFO. UFOB R~pat.~; Tl FotLON I NG UFOB R~T IS SUBM ITT EO PART I. ~ HEAD OF PIN HaD AT ARMS LENGTH 3. REDO I SH~CR A NGE UNCLASSIFIED AFHO J.AN u 0-309C J:DV CY DIA 5, PYRAMID PAGE 2 RUifMIIlAI9-8 UNQ.AS 8. NOT HEARD UNCWSIFIED DIPAJTMIIIY Of THI All FOICI ST Alf MISSAGI IIAMCII INCOMIMI MESSAGI 9o L OMO AS IF' T tY WERE FIRING R OCI<ET S RAPIDLY 1o ATTENTitm WAS FIRST CALLED \Yt-N A ~IGHBCR BOY SAW THE BRIGHT L I GHI' S 2. 25 OEmEES, AZIMUTH ... DEmEES 3. 25 DEGREES, AZIMUTH 221 DE~EES 4. STRAIGHT 5. APPEARED TO GO BEHINl Q..OlDS VIS I B.E Fat T 1-ftEE: M I NUfES 1. GRCXJNO VISUAL 2. 3X 9 SCOPE UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFieD DIP.\ITMIMr OF THI All FOIG DAn MUSAGI IWIOI INCOMINI MU~GI 1. LATITUDE 123 DEGREES 17'l.ONGITLDE 4,. DEGREES 33' CORVALLIS, mEGON wmKS FOR TELEPHO~ CO. AT ADAIR AFS,mE.RELIABILITY F6 1. OBSERVER NOTED HIGH O..OtnS IN REGARDS WEAT~R. 2. W I Nl S SURF A CL 0 11 AT 6 KT S CEILING ,.. 4901 SCATTERREO 2593 ~OI<EN V I S I Btl IT ~ 2 0 M IL E S UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED DIPAITMIIIf Of THI All FOICI StAn MISSAII IMCOMIIII MUSAGI T HU ~ER sr (RM S NONE VERT I CAL TEMPERAT~E ~AD lENT -A~ 2 OEG.I19BI FT SUNSET 00~ NO UNUSUAL ACTIVITY WHICH MIGHf ACCOUNr rm Tt SIGHTING PAGE 4 RU.VM80AI9 .. 8 UNQ.AS PART I NO~ ... PART J. NOt IN MEA PART K. JAMESL. YOUNG, CAPT, USAf, FV3155549 NO ANALYSIS OFF'ERREO PART L. ~0 AFHQ JA" u 0309C UNCLASSIFIED UNCWSIFiED DIPAITMIIf o lHI All ACTION: F.DC-~ INFO: XOP-1, XOPX-2, SAFOS-J, NIN-7, DIA-l PTTU JAW R :.;w~OA85 71 0652225-UUUU--RUEDHQA. FM 26 AIR 0 ,._, ADAIR AFS OREG TO R U.VMFVA/ AC C RUEDFIF'/FORC:JGN TECHf()LOGY DIV WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO RUEOHQA/HQ USAF WASH I t\GTON D C RUE?JS/ CP.~7 :..RY OF THE AIR FC~ SE WASH I t(;TON DC. RV..'PES/UFO V OF COLO BOULO~R COLO FOR AFRQ C-H:~ USAF: SAFO I-SECRET ARV OF THE AIR FORCE FOR 8 OB L GW AT UFO. UFOB R E?GRT. THE FOLLOW I~ . lfOB REPCRT i S SU3M I TTED. P t.R T 1. 1. R OUtil 3. REO THEN YELLOW UNCLASSIFIED (19) ADV CY DIA PAGE TWO 2 :J,Y~OA85 71 UNCL AS 1. PUT T I .\f; D 00 OUT 2. l75 G REES SOUTH 4 SW ~ Y i \G 9 AC K A NO FORT H 5. Si ILL \I!S18LE 6. W AT C r D ! T 15 M I N T HE N ~ IJ I T AFHQ UIUI 0-309C UNCLASSI flED DIPAIJMI"J OP THI All FOICI STAff MISSAGI lUNCH INCOMING MUSAGI UNCWSIFIED UNCWSIFIED DIPAifMIIf Of lHI All FOICI StAR IUIICII INCOMINI MUSAGI 1. 44 30~1 ~23 151 JUST SOUTH OF CORVALLIS OREG PAGE THRE~ RUW~BDA8571 UNCLAS 1. CLEAR CAL"'1 NIGHT 2. WI f\IQ S-S'JR FACE CALM CE Ill ~-QEAR THUNOERSIORMs-~/A VERTICAl TEMPERATURE GRADIENT-FOUR TEMP INVERS. FROM SFC TO BM SUNSET-15a5Z UNCLASSIFIED PART J, N.'u. UNCLASSIFIED DIPAITMIMY OF lHI All FOICI SJAIP MISSAGI IWIOI INCOMING MISSAGI PART K. T~ FACT THAT THE OBS~RVER WATCHED THE OBJECT 15 MIN AND PAGE FOuR :-. J.VMBDA8571 UNCLAS IT WAS STILL VISIBLE WHEN H~ CEASED WATCHI~ MIGHT INDICATE THAT THE OSJ ECi WAS A PLANET. NO OTHER EXPLANATION IS OFFERED. STAFF I NTELL. OFFICER 26AO UNCLASSIFIED PROJECT 10073 RECORD ; 1. OA 1 F. TIME CROUP 2. LOCATION 12-Hnr 67 l2/0725Z Corvallis, Or!!eon , 3. sour.ce i Civilian i S. Nl1Mf:\R OF OBJECTS ~. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2-4 minutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ; Ground Visual ,7. COURSE (9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 10. CONCLUSION Balloon(hot air) 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Various observers around the area reported a bright. round object red in color slowly travel toward the west. On~ witness said that it looked like the objedt was on tire. Another withess said the object was more of a Fellow color than a red. The object slowly rose from the ground or at an low altitude and traveled toward the west. One witness said that the object looked lite it burnt up above the It appears that the witnesses could have seen a plastic bag with candles such as have been responsible for numerous UFO sightings as of late. A recent article appeared describing the construction of such a device. FTD SP 63 0329 (TOE) PreYloua edltlon of thl tone ma~ b u .. d, UNCWSIFIED . I'IAif .aMI IUIICII Mar 67)F/aah ACTION: RDC-4 INFO : XOP-l,XOPX-2,8AFOS-3,NIN-7 ,JCS/DIA-1 (19) ADV CY JCS/DIA PTTU JAW RUIMBOA8986 1731118-UUUu--RUEDHQA fM 26 AIR DIY ADAIR AFS OREG TO RUWMFVA/ADC. ENT AFB C(l.O RlEOFIF/FOREIGN TECHNOLOOV 01 V WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO RUEOHQA/HQ USAF WASHI N;TON DC RlDHQA/SECRETARY OFT~ AIR FORCE WASHIN;TON DC RUWJSOA/UFO UNIV OF COLO BOULDER COLO fOR AFRDC-HQ USAF: SAFOI-SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE FOR BOB LOI AT UFO. UFOB REPORT. THE FOLLOWIMi lf'OB REPORT IS SUBMIT TEO. PART 1. 2. APPEARED SIZE OF SATELLITE J. BRIGHT RED 4. INITIALLY ON.Y Ot OBJECT . UNCLASSIFIED 5. SPLIT INTO TWO OBJECTS PAGE. 2 RUIMBDA8986 UNO.. AS 1. SIZE & CCl.OR ATTRACTED AT TENT ION 2. 15 DEG ABOVE HORIZON FROM SOUTHEAST J. 5 DEG ABOVE KlR I ZON TOWARD NORTHWEST - IMMEO I ATE OOitffARD MOVEMENT 5. BUR ~0 OUT JEST ABOVE HORIZON. UNCLASSIFIED M. POICI RMf --IUIICII 1. ''35N 123151 CORY ALLIS, OREGON PART F. AGE 21, STUDENT OREGON STATE UNI V., ADORE PAGE J RUWMBOA8986 UNQ.AS 1. CORY ALL IS ,OREGON 97JJ" <F-6> 1. DARK, Q..EAR NIGHT 2. WI ~S-SURFACE 128 AT 5KTS . (E IL IN; -Jill SCAT, 25M 'BROKEN VfSIBILITY-15 Ml Q.OlD COVER -8/11 THUNlERSTROMS-NONE AFHQ MIIH 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED