20. Do you th1nlc you con C!.limoto tho spaed of tho object ? ( C rrcle One) IF you on:.""e red YES, than what speed would yo u ostin.ote'( -------- 21. Do yov tr. r~ ::.v con e~timotc how for away from you th<'l objcct wo!.? IF you c ~ ..-ercd YES, thon ho., for away would you s oy it was?--- 22. Wh.,re 'P'~= you locotttd when y ou s ow the obf~ct? o . ln si-...-~building b. In c c =r c. Outdoor~ d. In on Jorplon" (type) 2:!. Wer" you (C,c/o On~) lr. the busino!is sect ion of u cuy? lr. rl.6 1esidentiol sot:f;c.,, ,:,; a city? In oplln country:oddc'? Nl)or nn oirfi!!ld? Flying over o city? Fly O{i ovor optH c; ::>4JOtry '! 2.S. ' = you """' MOVING IN AN AUT0'-'08!LE or other vehicle at the l1mc, then complete the followu .g qu"ldlioou: I 24.) Whot dir.lction were you ~noving? (Circlo Ontt) o. ~ .. ~theost d. South.,ost f . Southw,,t h. NorthwiJist 24.2 Ho"" fe s t wortt you moving? mi lo s por hour 2.!.3 ~d 'fOV ~top ot any tlmtt wl,i: e ycu wer~ looking ot tho object? 25. Did Y!1V o~u"' :l,s objttct throv; ~ry of th., followln~? Binocular s f. Tel~lcope 26. In ord, tl-o:: 'j:JI. .:on g ive a s cl~or o picture 01 possibltt of whot you sow, dl"~cribe in your own words o c omrnOtt object or c~ ~c.:. which, when placed up In tho aky, would givo tho soma oppeoronc& os tho object which )'OO sO\>' 27. In the following ak~tch, lmotJint thot you or~ at tht point 11hown. Place on ''J.." on \he r:urvo: l mc. to 1how ho.-. high the oblct wat o bov thct horizon (akylln~) wh3n yc,u firs t sow It, Plocu ~ "B" un th& S;Jtne l.uro~d ll no :c. ahow how hl-h th9 object was abov8 th~t horlxon ('kyllne) wh11n you lost ~U\" it. Picco .:m "A' on th r..omp~u wh.,n you llrJt sow lt. Place c.s "B" on tho c:ompou whtrtt you last IIOW th11 ohject. 2S. C:cw o pi:t'..~ that will :show the motion that th o object or objects modo. P loco on "A ' or rner bogln path, o "B" ot th~ ond of the path, and show any changes in direction during tho ~our.\tt, 29. IF t!n : w,. ""ORE THAN ONE o;,jet, tn'n how mony were t h3re? -------- --- Dro,.. o p l: ;..,;rt of h;,w thl)y wr_, orr:n;ac, ond put on arrow to show tho d iroc tion thof fhoy worn trov !0. Hov ~eu OliSf ~'" thi&, Of a oimilar object b!tforl), If so give dot~ or do'"' ond loc t ion a with yo u a t ~e time you sow tho obj~ct? (Circlo On) 31.1 lf ::-~ ~ns,.rd YES, dJd th~y soa th~ obj~ct too? ( Circlo On()) 31.2 P Hso.; li at th~ir nams one! ~dclr;uns: Loat N;unt 33. Whn ~t:il t , ~:>""did yoo roptrt tha t you had lltUn th t obj1ct? 34. Oat yov complt~d this questionnaire: 35. Information '!olh;d, yo.J fcael pertinent ond which Ia not odequat~ly covrGd in th a~clflc polnh of th~ qustlormo lr~ ';II a norrotiv explanation of your alghting. ''tl,'rfc J It I J (/' I TDPl' (UFO)~j ~uintanilla/70916/mhs/27 Nov 67 U: Q ?hotograph, May 19~ 1967 ~xi~gton, Kentucky 4o50~ 1. Reference your photograph of' e n unidentified f lying object bich you forvA.rc t!d to the Aerial P'uenomentl Office for analysis. Your photograph vns analyzed by pnoto e:q>~rts at Wright-Patter:Jon 2 . 'l'he photogr:iph "'hlch you sllbtnittr~d appeArs to bl:! genuine ? S far a 3 con~ent is concerned; i.e.~ there 1a jO indication cf dou~le ~xposure or retouchin~ on e ither the negati re o r the resultant :!_)a-per :;>ri:lt. The condition of' the neset.lve i3 poor, having many scratcb~s, l!.jgerprints etc. , which rend~r~d a cornprehensi Ye ano.lys is vt-.rtu~lly i.:rpo saible. P,lthoui;h no definite coni'iguration could b e di3ce!"Tled t o th~ iL~g~rJ, the p ossi bility exists that it ~as a result of ~tatic elec~ricl ty ha.vi.ag occurr~!d prior "t.~ proce'3aing . J . !lo t'urthc r ':malysis cnn be _tade l;;inc~ you did not cbsez-rc an obJect. Your p=~c, negative and ond enl~rgement are inclosed Thank you for reporting yo1lr observutlon to the .Air Force -: C'I'OR -QUillTAl'IILLA, Jr, ?tf.ajor, USAF 1ef, A~rial Ph~nomena Office Ae:-ospace Tecr~ologies Division ~duction Directorate Print, negative , ~nd one enlart;erucnt FOR EIGl~ TECHNOLOGY DIVIS I 0 t:, A FSC UN ClASSIFIED F 0 REI G tj T E C H t! 0 l 0 G Y D I V IS I 0 N , A F S C UUCLASSIFIED P:-iOTO ANALYSIS REPORT PAGE I OF _.. P AGES DATE OF R~POflT 30 Oct FLYD\G OBJECT PHOTOGRAPHY l. ?i.iF.?OS:: This r eport a:1s;.e::-s ::-:>rk Order 67-78 submitted by :L1ajor Quintanilla (TDETR) r eq_'..:e.:ov::-.t, -: analysis of t!:.e ~--":)~:.:.ted photogra?h and necative to determine the iden:.ity of "';,he cb~;c-: .. 'Jtogra?hed. 2 . ,;.::.~.:.-.: :-::o: The submitted. pho-vozr<::::>hy appears to b e genuine as far as content is conl..!ern:!d; :...e. ~.::_re :.s no in(tication o~ c:;;.ole exposure or retouching on either the negative or the :-e:.::c~::"':. :~-:ar pri:-tt. The co:1~ticn of the net;ative is poor, having many scratche:::, finge r ~r:-:-~ c. ~ich rendered a co~-:re~ensive analysi3 virtually irr.possible. Although no ::-::.. :~-~:.guration could ~e ~:l~ded to the imaecry, the possibility exists that it was a r~::.:-:. :~ :':.atic elcctrici t :r :~a--:.7lg occurred prior to processing. APPROVED BY : t fl/i: t'h ( vliLLIAH L . TUID.t'ER Major, USAF Chief, Pnoto Analysis FTD VvORK ORDER Dote Issued 15 Jun 1967 1. Descri;>to:>" : """?rk: (Include title of unscheduled tosh.) F~:;~:~ ?ho~o ~alysis be accomplished on the attached sl ~o determine vhat ~identified object ~Y be. s::.,;:: ~ -~s 1 19 May 1967 I Lexington 1 Kentuck-y Re~-=z~ all materinl be returned upon completion of analysis . :: ... ;:>c:1s ion of Work Description "~JI'ICQio:>~ :, 2. FTD W.O. No. 3. Moniror rt.n.j H Qnint.'\ni.lltl,.m . 5. Dl A Task No. 6. DIA Priority 7. Dar o Ncodod s. Consequence Codo 9. CloHificorion of Sources All source 10 . Clo!;:;ifocotoon of End P roduct unclacsified 11. PPTDorDopSig. 12. Di v./ Oi r. Symbol 13. MH E:.romolo 16. Oi v, Procedunc o Oiv. Chior/Dir. Sig PHOTOGRAPHIC l engt'!l, 5 Lens opening usedj t~c.t is, "f" stop 6. Filters ~sed 7. Was tripoi or solid st~nd used 8 . Has "pan.1:!.ng" used 9 . Exa~t d::.rection ca'Tlera wao pointing with relation t o true ilorth, and its ancle ,,.,-::_ th res pee t to the e:ound. 10. I f sup?:e:: o.l :tnfonr.ntion is Ul'lObteino.ble, the minimum cen:~ra do:';a requireri :=.:-e ~he type of cruncra, end the srr.allest and larsect "f" stop a~d shu e:-speed readincs of the ca~era. TDW/T.JFO (~!aj Quintanilla/70916/mhs) UFO Observation and Photograph, 19 May 67 Lexington, Kentucky 4o502 This replies to your recent letter of y 22, 1967 in which you ~entioa your unidentified obaervation on ~ay 19, 1967 and subsequent photogxaphs. Your original negative is needed for analysis. In order to perfor.n a scientific investigation, request you complete the attached Photographic Data sheet and FTD Form 164 ~hen s ubmitting your original negative. Upon completion of analysis we will re~urn your negative alon with our findings. 2 . He wi3h to than.'< you for reporting your observation to the Air ~S C . MANATT, Colonel, USAF .J'~irector of Technology and Subsy3tems 1. Photographic Data Sheet 2 . F'TD Form 164 w/envelope U.S . .AIR FORCE T ECHNICAl. I N FORMA IIOt~ Thi s quostionnairo ha s been pr,parl)d ao that you con y ivo th,_, U.S. Air Forco oa muc h inforrr.orion o s possible concern ing the unide nti f ied oonol phonomt'lnon tha t you hravo oL11orv:)d . P loo u ' rv ro onswor o s ma ny questlo nJJ a s y ou poss ibly con. Tho Information t ha t y<;u g iv e w ill :;t : Hoa rch purposes. Your norr.e w ill not b:s u:ood in conn"tdion with ony st'lt~nttmi;, co:-: .\ :r-i , or pub l ications without your parmissior.. Wo "'quest thi s por:sonol lnform::~tion IIC r~:: ,' .s doome d necess a ry, wo may c o ntact you for further d'ltt oils . 1. Whon did>~-lee tho obj3c t ? ( C ircle O n e ): P a c if ic i C,rc lo Onu): (Circl(\ L1n o): o. Doy livhr 5o : lnf1 \ b. Sto.,dord J, W~&ro wer~ r-::v when you :sow th~ ob ject? !'-tor P ?o1tol Acldr C It y or Town Mlnu l s s . c:onrla c. No t very s ure d. J u s t o guess