PROJECT 100/3 RECORD 1 . LOCA riON I 1. Nill'f'ER tl" :)DJECTS 1 " LENGTH C:: OBSERVATION b-:- COUR~E 10. CONCLUSION 11. BP.I E ~ ~UMMARY AND ANALYSIS U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION T\ ~ ~uestionnoire has been p repared so that you con give tho U.S. Air Force as much inforn-::-:>n as pos!>ible concerning the unidentified o~riol phenomunon that you hove o!>served. Pieo.>~ y to on:;wer os many que:;tions as you possibly can. The information that you give will be .JB~ f~r research purposes. Your nome will not be used in connection with any stot8m~nts, ccr.c:.:~ :>"S, or publicat ion:; without your pcrmis~ion. We request this p~rsonol information so tho if + i~ deemed necessary, we may contact you for further d etails. 1. When drd) ::-see the object? I lour Mi nut-: s (C~rclc One): 3 . T in-": Zone Circlc Onc)Q c. Mou"':o in d. Pocifrc (Circle One): . Daylrght Sovin~- b-:-Stondard 4. 'l'rh-.:re vte~e o~:>u when you sow t he object? ~I eat~.) :> ostlll Addre5 <> Stole o r County 5. hO'Y J:;;,g ,..:-.object in sight? ( Total Ji.rOtton ) Hou r 5 Minute e. Seconds (":- ~erom c . ot very sure - _ / ccrtotn ust o guess 6. What was fh'!' :::'"l~tfr::>n of the sky? o. S I ~h t b. I.....IOudy 7. IF you sow t h'!' obr~:t during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked ot the object ? (Circle One;: o. In front of you b. In buck o f you To your right d . T o your left o. Ovc rhcod f. Don' t remember tL 1r you saw th~ objec-t ol NIGltl, who t cf,cf y o u notice cnnctfllltHJ tlo ~T AI<S und MOO:-.:? o. l1nt~ht uoonlght /_b,-Ou+hnb"on1ight -' " c. No moonluht pitch clerk -' .- d.-Dori-!t-re~mtl3r .:! _ ~ r remember 9. \\ h o t we:!: '".: woot:,,, c:ondllinn'> at the time yov sow the objt:ct ? c L our>s I : -:lc On::): c . Scnlt,.r ::loud!; d. f h 1ck C' 'H'Ovy cloud:. .VCATHER (CtrciP. 011(): "-+.---! OJ, m1~1, or ll t}ol rout 10. Tne objec :::;;?aored: (Circle Or): o. !'o:~lid c. ::>., t remember ll. li ' '.lp_,e .... --.J o s o lig~t, W.JS i: br igh:.: 1hon th(' briyh:e~t :>lOr!.? (Ctrclr One}: o. :>g teor c . A'lo'JI I e some d. Don' t lcnow c .::r~ bighfness t o some cc~r"'on object ; 13. Did the oL,, a. Apo"::r :.; st~..,J .. till c t n ny tilT''!? b. SJd~ .. ,.. y ~:--:-:! U? and rush owoy ot any c. Brt-.:::C u-;-i-to "' Jrt::; o r t!Xplccl'!? c. Chol\9e bi.;n:n.,ss? f. ChonQt! ;h :1~? g. Floc;h or f t C" ~r? h. Disoppeor rod 1coppeur? (C,c/(' On for co...h q u'!stion) Don't know t11o1e? No Don't know Don't know Don' t know Do't know Don' t know Don ' t know Do:-~'t Knnw. IF you nnsw~r.,d YES, t hen tell whot ct t""IC'v" c11; :rn~, oorlir-ulorl y a c loud? "C':1"! IF y ou onswo r.ed YES, then tell whm ,..;; .. , .,--"'n">W f h '""'~;-, ~,:-.. . ;--,'c ,1 ~r:;:t, stic k o t a rm' s length in line with o known object ond note ho.v -. :... ..,: - - hje'"i i~ :rvp~ .,,. d ,.: hr: rnotch. If y ou hod perFormed this e xper iment a t tht time of th~ ~1\ .. b--en covered by the match head? ~;~,. .... '-;;;J .... Lob~l and includo in you r sketch any details . .. - '"' ,,.:-usior-:, ,.tr ,, om~ p <;p,..ciolly oxhoust trails or vopar trails . '""J' ! 'f' drc'iC'I th,. obj,.c t wo~ moving. 20: Do you think you can ostimote th~ speed o f the objec t ? IF you O'l~._ ..... d YES, then what speed would you e:ltim~.,? 5-( U\.../ _ 21. Do)'~ ~:., ~ v::>u co:1 tuti mate q_w for awa y from youth., objl) c t was ? IF y::>. :.-: -~r~d YES, th..,n how f or owoy would you :.oy it was? fL:-1 I 22. Wher~ N " " :ou locot~d when you so.,., the objec t ? (Circle o.,~ : ?.3. Were you ( C i rclc One) a. lnsi.:ie : e. Ar s .. o o . In the biJsin..:~s section of o city? ~In the rcsid,.;tial sect ton o f a city[ c. In o;>~n country s id"? d. Near on airfield? e. Flying ovr-r a city? f. F lying ova _,pen country? 1: ~o~ ... o~-:r V.OVING IN A N AUTOY:21l2 o r o ther vehicle a t the time, then c ornpl c t.! the following quest ion'>: 2 ... 1 Yiho =;r~Sction were you movin3? (Circle On~) e. South g . West b . N-r:'l~ost d . SouH:o~t f. Southwe:;t h . NorthwJst 24. 2 H~"" 'elf were you moving? . miles per hour. 2.~.3 Uic ~:l<; stop at any time whi~ ou WOr<) fooxing O t tho objoc~? Binoculars f. T el..:scope Yos No Theodol ite Yos No 26 . In ordbr th ~ obje c t or o~ :. ccn g ive os clecr a picture as poo;siblo of what y ou so.v, d.,scribe in your own wordo: o common c~ ,..l,ich, when placed up in th e sky, would give the s am., oppecranc as the objec t which y ou saw. 27. In tho fo llowing :tkctch, imagine tha t ycu <"II'O Cit th~ point shown. Place o r "A" on ?Ito C.:trYtJd l ine to s!,ow h o w high the objec; was above the horizon (skyline) wh~n y ou first S(l '.l it. Place o ''8' on the ~om! curved line t-:> show h ow h ig~ the objoct was above the hor i xon (sky I in-:) when you lost sow it. Place an "A" on tne com;,~o s s en you ,firs+ sow it, Place o " B " on the compo.:;s where y ou lust sow tlc object . 28. Po"' o pictue that will show the motion that th e object or object s rnode. Place on " A " at the beginnin g of the poth, o "I:)" ::t the end of the pcth, and show a ny change:. in direction during tht. cc.urse. 29. IF th:r~ w:s ,,,JqE THAN ONE obi~c+, ~hen how many were there? Draw o ;:><:i e ~:now they wore crro:-s~d, on.:! put on arrow to show tho direction t hat tho:) were traveling . 31. Wa~ o.,y_, ... ~ls~ with 'fCJU a t the t im:t you sow th.., obj&ct? (Cirdd On{:) 31.1 p::: yc~ .,nlw~rod YES, did the y :;l)~ t h'l obj\!)c t too? (Circi.J One) 31.2 Pl~::s., list th.,ir names and oddross.,'l: 32. ?l.::cse gi1 rh~ fo ll ow ing i11formo tbn cbot.~ yours e lf : Last Nom F r~t Nom~ HiJ d le t'loMO TE LE PHG:.:: NUMBER --------- 33. Wh.,n o r~':>.,_:, ..., j j:J y o u report /ho t you hod !>c.:l'n tlu:~ object? boy Mnnl h Yo1, -