PROJECT 10073 RECORD 10. CONCLUSION I. Nll"nt ~ -o: ~ iJECTS ' LENGTH o:: .;)SERVA TION f ;yrr o:: o::,:~VATION 11. DRIEc: SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 3 1. \'Ia~ fnyo.: s ~ vith ynu 11 th., timo you sow thu ol,j .. d? (Cir. I 1 On~) No 3 1. 1 r= : :l l'V3 1 od YES, did th?'/ :Ciu th, o"jer.t I 00? ( Crrcl J Or.oJ) Ftrsl Noma Midcllt t-'ol':'lo TELC:?r.C"i.:: t-iUMBER 31. When r:nd t;, "' .. ~ ., ~ J you rf'p"'l t tha: you hw l .. c<:n th obj-ect ? 34. Date you compl!tt~d thi, questionnair~: 35. Information .,.,.,,.:;;,you fo!tl p~rtinent and which is not adequately covered in tho s~ci fic points of th~ quost ionnoe .. :>f o narrative el<p lanati')n of your sight ing. R[PI..V TO OEPMnMENT OF THE A IR i-ORCE HE.l.DQUARTEftS FO"EICN TECHNOI.OGV OlVISivl~ I AFSC I RIGHT-PATTI'R.iDN Alrt FO~Cit tJA!H:!. OHIO ..:!113::1 R~: -::-:mce y .. 1ur unide~t.i..:."ied observation. The inforrr.ation \lhich .:E-> we received is no:. s.1fficlent for a scientific evaluo.tion .R ... :-.... s t you complete :.:-.e attached FTD Form 164 e.nd return 1 t in t.:;e .nvelopc provi:l~e. '.:':'1an.'<: you for reporti.nb your ob3ervRt.ion ~o : nC' 1\i r Force. C . ltANATI' Colo-r.~ l, USAF i':.:-.. :tor of Technolc~: .on~ Subsystema F'I'D Form 164 ....,./envclopt U.S. AIR FO HCE TECHNICAL IN FORMATION : -:;:.~stionnoire ho.s been prepared so that you con gilfe t ho U.S. Air Forc e os much iri:~--:: _., as possible concorr.ing t he unidentified aerial phenomenon that you holfe obscrlfed. F.~::-:.~ ;y to answer as many questions as you possibly con. The information that you give will be ..l'~: :>r "'.soorch purposes. Your nome will n o t be u sed en connection wit h a ny stotarnents, u i:ns, or publications .... :!hou t your permission. VIe reque:.t this pttrsonol information s o t!-1.:~ : is doomed necessary, we moy contact you for further details. 1. AI..:!' .:It~) c. sue the object? 2. T i ,,,c of day: 1r:e ~cne: '(irclc One): o. (Crrclc One}: o . Doyl eght So,ing b. S tondorJ d. Poci''c Cily o r Town S t oto o r Counry Monuo~ Second s c. Not very sure d. Justo gues s 6. Wha t wos 7. IF you sow the ob ,.c t during DAYLIGHT, wh:ro was tho SUN lucot~d u!> you lool<'ld a t tho object? (Circlo One-}: o . In front of you b. In bock of you c. To your risht d . T o yo11r left c . O"crheod f. Don' t reme mbN tl . I F you sow Inc obj.:c t n t N IGifT, whot rJ,cf you not JC"t c-onccrnioy tl1tt ~Tt-f<~ lltHl tt\001'-1? 8. 1 STAR:. 'C:rdc One): d. ): romember b. Du II tnoon I i ul 11 c. No moonlight - ri:ch dark d . D~n 't romembor 9. 'nh:::t ""~',... r .: weath e r cond,tinns or the t11ne you sow the obrcc t ? ea1y clouds NEA fHEP 1(, d..: One). b. Fog, rnsl, or l1~;ht r :.tot c ... ~C>d :rotn o r h<:<'IVy roir, c. lJo)n ' t r.'OJ!:l,l,~r iG. T~-e cbiec' -:>~>ear.:d; (Circl OM): I . If r c:.;~:::~-t'S o light, was it br g"':: '"n the briJittest st.:~rs? (Circlo 011..:): c . Ahout th1 ->om!': d , Do:1' t tnC>w (Cirdc One q1 tion) Ocn't knoH t !o Don ' ! know Don't kno.v DCin't kno.., Don't know Do ,'t know Don't know Don' t know a . Appc.::~ -~:.::d srrll a tony time? v 0:: up and rush OWOf at any trrnc? e . Chong,: !::rtg: 'less? g. F losh or f: = r? h. Disopptor a..:! reopj)eor? ld. Oir! the ob,ecl di'lOOD'tOf whi 1., you were wotchi,o it? If so, he>w? Don't Know. IF you onswerod YES, then tel l what Onn' t Know. IF you on!.wer~d YES, then ' "II --:'d n mntch r tirl-ot arm':; I nqth tn lin~ with c kn..,..,n obt.,ct c1n-l nn~ how M obirct j~ covN~d by - h<to<'l of tht' motch. If y 0 11 hoJ o.-rform~d thio; f'!X~riMI"rJI :lt th,. tim~ of the Sl:~":;:'lc, -""much of tht<t obi!:cl .. ~ ,~j h,v,. M'ln cov..,rod by the match hood? of the object or objects. La~l and include in your sbtch any dctods .... -;s, protrusons, ~:tc., and especially e xhaust trails or vapor trails . P l::c -=" :;----s'ie tr-P d::: .. i"\: r.:: s"~w the d irection the object was moving. 20. Do you think you can ostimat the spoe.d of thfll object? (Circle On>e) IF you answ~red YES, then what !;peed would you o:~timato? 21. Do vou .. ~ .. .:a., estimate how for away from you th e object was? IF yc~ :-:. .. ., . .,dYES, then how for owoy would you !lOy it was? 2:?. Wh~rc w~ : :>u locat"d when yoo sow th e object? a. lrsd = ... Jilding c. Qt;tJocr ~ 23. Wore you (Circle One) a. In the busine:ss s~ction of a city? b. In the re'iid.:rttial s .. ction of a city? c. In opeon countryside? d. No'!ar an o;rf,..,ld? e. Flying o1 ~: u city? f. Flying ove op3n country? g. Other_ _ _ 1;:: v:. ... '!~ V.OVING IN AN AUT003'l..E or other vehicle o t the ti me , th~n comple:e the follo-.,ing question:>: o. South g . West f. Southwes t h. Northwest mibs per ht~ur. 24.3 C ~ v-;. s~p ot any t ime wl:'l~ yo.J wcro looking at t h.) object? 25. D1-:l; c u ?~s r-: :"~ t~bject throus " :-y of the following ? Binoculars Yos No f. Tele scope Yos g Theodolite Yes 26. In ord~r tL,c :>o. ::!"! g ive o:o cl,..cr o picturo as p o ssibb of what y ou saw, de:.cribe in your own words o common obj~ct or ob;-,c. s .-h1c h , when plocl'.ld up in th~ sky, w ou ld give the some oppocronco o s the object which you '>OW. 27 . In tho fo llowing !ketc-h, imagine that y c u o1e at tho point shown. Place or "A" on " Cl P/~d line t o ~how ho.v h igh the obj~ct was above the horizon (skyline) whan you f~rst sow it . P loc.e o ' '!:S" on th~ some curve-:! l111t: to show how h;l, tho objoct was abov e th~ horizon (skyline) when you lost :.ow it. Ploc! on "A" on the c.orn!>uss you I st sow it . Place o " B " on the compass where you last saw the ob1c ct. 2.::.. , l ro w o picture that w i ll show the mot1on that the objrct or objects mode. Ploc~.: on "A" at the beginnin3 of the porn , o " b " ot the ond of the path, and s h ow a ny changes in direction dunng tht. c ourse. 29. IF rr:'!~ w-::-. ;ORE THAN Ot'lE c::: ~: , then how many were there? _ ------ Dr~w _, d~ .~ "::;~ow they wr.:re :;~=,;; . on..:J pu t on arrow to show tho direction that they wore traveling.