2. L OCATION PROJECT 10073 RECORD r,ul L i : U :.lin, CJi''o1inJ OBSERVATION !. '\ f ?::: OF :3SERVATION 10. CONCLUSION J~c yC! o si'bl c ) 11. BR =F SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Prevlot.a :::.!:~ o! t h h f o r M 1:1ay be u a ed, JO. Hu11t1 you uv.:~r u~n this, vr o s imi lor ohj.,ct b.1f or ' If 'o givo do to or dc..t c.:.lJ locCI}i:)n . ~':.e with you ot the tim~ you !.OW t he obj&C"t ? (Circfo One) 3 1. 1 IF :>. :nsw.)r>d YES, did t hey !.,)O th> object too? (Circle One) li~t thoir nome:; ond oddross es: 32. ?l~:>se ~:.: rn~ f o llowinJ iufor maio n ob.>ut yours If: TELC:?H.: :NUMBER tnd:c o ~ c-v .::1it ionol informo~iC;n :!::>out youro;;,lf, mcluding any sp.;:c io l CltpcHimt.e, which mi:Jht b~ pr.-rtincnt . 33. When onrl to ...-!-.c-d J yov repi.>l'l t ho t y ou hod :;e.:n t h e o~Jj~ct? 34. Dote you compl$tod this questionnaire: 35. lnformati~ .If\., ::h you feel pertinent and which i:. not adequately covered in the specific points of t ho questioof'ai.-., a narrative explanation o f yo ur sighting. DEPARTMENT OF T H E AiR FO;"lCi:: H EAOQUARTEI't5 F OI'tEIGN T ECHNOLOr;Y DIVISION I ACOOC l WRIGHT.PATTEA50N All't FOilC OA . OHIO .45433 tJ:-: Cbservati ol) Apr l>'t Cccr s e AF.B, Calif ornia P.~-"'"renee y:.:,ur uni de!::.i fied observation. The informati on vhich ~ave received i s r.o~ sufficient for a scientifi c evaluatlon. R .. -;..!est you complete th~ attached FTD Form 164 and return i t in ~: envelope provij~d. Thank you f or reporting your obaer vation t ~he Air Force. I C~ 35 C . HANA'TT, Co lo;.e 1 , USAF r-l' ctor of Technolc~y and Subsys tems F'J:ID Form 164 v/envelop~ DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FO~CE HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY OIVI:liON I AF'3C) WRIGHT-PATTER~ON AIR FOI'!CE DA!\l!:. OHIO 4'J~:J~ U.:O ()cservation , Ap.r: (j ( F~:v ~r~in, Calirorni~ 92310 Re _ :-ence y~1ur unide:-rtified observation. The information Yhich \.;'~ .ve received is r.:>r. sufficient for a scientific evaluation. Rt ~ ~st you complete t:-.e attache d FTD Form 164 and return it in t~ ~nvelope provii~c. Thank you for reporting your oboervation tc c Air Force -_,:, . HANNIT, Colonel, USAF of Technolot.y e nf. Subsystems F?D Form 164 v/envelope U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION Tni s questionnaire hos been prepared so that you con ::~ive the U.S. Air Force as much inbr--:ion as possib le concerning the unid:mt ified aerial phenomenon that you hove observed. ?I"= t ry t o answer as many quostions os you pos::ibly con. The informat ion that you give will b., ~..~.-j for research purposes. Your nome wil l not be used '"connection with a ny stot0ments , ccn_ ,.s ;ons, or publicottons without your permission. We reque:>t this personal informat ion :;o tl...::t : i t is deeme d necessary, we may contact you f or further detoi Is . 1. ,vhc.:n Jtc , :.J see the object ? r ,,,,c o f doy: 3. Tirre Zo- Circlc.: One): o. tosern b. Ccr'ol c. Mou:-toin Q) Pocif:c e. Olher _ (Cuclc One): 2.. Daylight Soviny ( b,) Standard <!. Wl'lere wer~ , .::lU when you sow the o!:l,ect? N e :: ~. F~stal Address Cit y or Town or Count y 5. how bn;; :.... =::irly certain c . Not very sure c;> Just o guess 6. What w:.t~ me :::~:,,~n of the sky? (a) Bright 7. IF you sow the o:o;ect during DAYLIGHT, wh r c was the SUN locr:Jtcd or; you looke-d a t the object ? (Circlr: One): o. In front o f you b . In bock of you c . To your right d. T o your le ft o. Ovcrh e oc.l f. Dun't rcmt-rnber ij, IF y o u .uw th e obt ~ct o l NIGHT, who cit~ '{nu n<>~ICt c o11 l''''"l<J tit!.' ~ T AkS unrl MOON? t r~member o . 13rt!Jhl moonltght (t) Du II moon I i gl. I c . No moon li!.]hl -p itch dark d. Don't rcmcmbnr 9 . \'.hc1t w rl' ,r .. weother conclllt<'lns o l th e t ime y ou sow the objec t ? c . Scottc-r . douds CO'-'Y cloJJ s !,. I O!l, trf,f, c-r I i~ wos i t l:n:;'1 lti\ln tho brtgl,t,.c;t sta r s ? ((rrc/n On,..): o, ~ ., 3htnr c. A bout th e ~omc 1:-. Ji:rmrr d. Dcm' I know ' Sh:Jruly oul .-.'!-* for cnc:h 'lU I.! s t ion) o . A nrr.:" r ... !.i~:"' stdl at f"lrt} t: nc"; b. Sv~uv,l $ <:! lJr ond ru!-h OW'Jf o t ony Don't know Don't know Don ' t k:'low Don't know ~1-rloc;h o~ f'c~er? h. Di:.or l or n J rcnpoear? Dt:;n'~ know Dcn't know Don' t know Don' t know l it. 01d the obi ,. c t di sooo'!tar whiltt you WI"'T wo tching it? If so, hnw? j-...1, in col ~om .. .; i-lo ot Cl'lY t im,., rf)rticuiMiy 0 cft')to~? Don't Know. IF you on!lW'lr.,d YES, th.,n te ll whet il m--v -~ b~hioc-l: Doc rh~ _..._ .. c t mr.Yo in frc:-n~ of ~.,..,. i"C o t miV tiM~, onrtir.l'1rlv I ~ Don't Know. IF y ou n"'~"'"''"'d YES. then te ll ,.,.he~ 18. ., . :;n :( ,ow tro on!lulor si: .... ;,l:l a match s tick ot arm' s lenpth in l in .. with a kn"'Wn ohix:t nnJ nob how t:''J;;., _,c ... to oSiect is cot.., rl)d b<r - ~ l,~..,r( of th, r:ao~<:h. If you h nd P"'rf~m .. d this ":X'l'"rim.,nt o t h " t il'!"l of th"' s.::-,~-;, :-much of th'\ obi(cr ~ :-H hr:v~ ~en covered l::y th~ match h~nd? 19. o~: .. ::;. .::. -: Nill s ho w t'"'~ ;::~of the object or objects . Lobel and includ.., in your ~ketch any details of rr.-tl~ .:= : /'>'J sow sue:; o~ ~i:'lg,, protrusions, etc., and especially oxhaust trails or vopcr trai l s . lace c ::-... ~-;. :: e tL,., dr:: ..... :; ' sf-.:~w tho dir.,ction the object wo:; moving. 20. Do you think yo:.J con 05timoto the spo.,d of thtt obJvct? IF YO<J o., ... .., . ~.j YES, th .. n what SJY.!ed would v o11 ~3timnto? 21. Do y~ ., -, :>1.. can c~timot~ h ow f.:lr away fr om yo u tho obJoCt wo!>? f IF you :.~,:. ... ., '!>d Y ES, them h ow for c...,ay wr-uld y ou !lo y it wo:.? ~J;.I. _, I, , Whv.:~ w~r:: ~ locut d wh.,n YOJ.J so"' t', C'l,ject? 23. Were yoll (Circle One) o. Jrs:d .. : .:JuildinJ a. In t l.c: b 1-:in~ss c;~ction of a city? b. In th, r.>c;i'i.:ntiol secli<''l o f c ci~t? (ci) N or ~n r"r~i.,J~? f. Flying ov;:, or n c~urt:y? ~vYING IN AN AUICYC:3L:: or othr vehicle c t th ... lir.~, t~c:-, Cu"'j)f,.te ~b fo ll owing q Jo\lion::a; ~t.:tion we;e you not-,., ' Circle Ono) So 11th we::; t mi los ptH hour. 2~.3 l)sd ';'~ ~oj) a t cny tim<) w\,il fOJ W"" looking at th~ ohj')cl? Northw<"~: 25. Dd Ol ::.:-~ ~ :-!1 object hroL ;:1 ::-c' the fo llowir:g? e . Binoculars f. Tell" scop e Yes Thaorlolite 25. In ord')r tL, ~, c:, giv ~ os cl-nr a pic:urt a~ po:.:-. iblo of what yo,; s1w , <h.,cri~-~ in you, own word-: o common .t,ich, wh,.n ploc,d up in th" "ky, ..YoJid gi.,., 1h~ :.a"'~ <lP' " Oronc"l as th~ object which y ou c;ow 27. In the following !k~:tch, imagirc that you Ooe at the roint :.ho\lf:t. Place or "A" on th"!'f CU{\Itirllin:; to -:now how high t h e ob1e c t was above th~ ho~izon (skyline) whon y ou first sow i t. I' lo c o o ''B '' O'l thu s orn:-curve J ltl".: to show how 1-:i::~ ~he object was above the horn.o n (skylin:t) wh9n yotl ICI~t sow it. Plac~ on " A " o n the compoH I whl"n you ri:s .::~wit, Ploce o "B" on tle compass whore you lo~t sow tl1c obJect. j :2 .. ~::w ::1 pre.~ thnt will show the n!:>l ion 1.,::11 tht:: object o r objec t s mod'). Ploco en "A" ct th~ b~ginr.ing c.f the pJtt,, o " i! .. ::r the end of the path, c,o;i !.he-w a ny c ha nges in dircc:tion durtng t ht. c~urse. Drew o , cu ;:: 'lOW tl~ey wer(' cr~-:~d, on.:l put on a rr ow to show the direction thot they were traveling.