:.: ;~li<C. -10. CONCLUSION ( !. NlJMtH~R OF OaJ::CTS :,. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION ,6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION cround V!.su~l 17. COURSE l unkno-.n I a . PHOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE INSUE7ICI~;? DATf1. FOR EVALUATIO:'l 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Obs~rver sighted a bright orang_ object in ~he sky. I~ app- eared to be 500 or 60J ft high. Suddenly it rose higher and st~ed i n the direction of the ooserver. As the object pacs-I ed over the observer noticed th~t it vas tri~ngular D:ld had a purple, vhite, gr~en light on the botto~. j Co;.:ments: ... :nicn tice Tne caze was not sub~itted til it "'as t oo late to investigate . P r evlou a e dltl.,n c f thl form au )' b u c!. rt?!' (:ITO) Maj Quim:.anilla/70916/ros/15 Feb 68 0 Obs-"rntion, Apr:.l ..1, 19o7 l. Th13 replies to your letter of Je::uarJ 2~ learnin.; of your 1..musual experie nce ot April -+, l:jo7, md .rill file your l e tta:-.for info.r::IS.tion purpose5. At this i ~te ~te it o~ould oe impOGSib1:? to undertake a. detailed investi-;.ltion. It i~ i"il.'O!"tant :~1o.t a .. -1 "t.!lcss :repo~ bis observ~-r.!.on as soon .s possible, taus enab ling Air Force anal y s ttJ t o pe::::-for=1 a co :Censive i.:l"le~ti :;3.tion 2 . '!'bank you ~or .:-epc~ing your obse.:--rotion to t be Ai::::-Foret:. .:croR t....UI.:'JTA..-,IT...LA, J r , f.'.e.jor , Us..\F .hi ef , Ae:r!.1l ~e!lon~r~ Office .erospac e Technologies Divis i o n ?roductior. Direc torate