~ PI~OJcCT 100/3 ,RECORLJ 2. LOCATION 1. DAtk TU~I."UOUP J, ~OURCE' 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS s. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION GroudViaual (BX) 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE AutiD, Texaa 10, CONCLUSION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS SE' CASB rng Preloua odlUon of thh fo,. .. , be ueod. (1 Witnosa) UFO Obaervnt1on Reference your unidmtified obsorta.tion. The information which we ho.ve received is not 8\l!ticimt !or a scientific cva.lUB.tion. Request you complete the o.ttached FTD Fom 1~ and rotum it in the envelope provided. Thank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. F'lD Fom 1{4 w/envelope wi r111~rs .l(,lo_.ll ~T .... IJTZ c de L..ll .:J RTTU JAW RUWTPGA0046 1B82153-UUUU-RUEDFIF. FM 75TRW BERGSTROM ArB TEX TO FlO WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO FOR TDETR. UFO SIGHTING REORT. S~C II OF Ill. HE HAS DONE ARCHEOLOGIC~ RESEARCH IN 9 FO~EIGH COUNTRIES AND HAS NEVER BEFORE SEEN ANYTHING LIKE WHAT HE ~AS ON SATURDAY MURINING JUN~ G. WEATHER (2) MILITARY N/A Cl> OBSERVERS ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER DURING THE SIGHTING THE SK WAS EXCE:PT ION ALLY CLEAR EXCEPT FOR A FEW SCATTERED CLOUDs IN ISOLATED AEAS. A BRISK BREEZE WAS BLO~ING OUT OF THE SOUTH. APP~OXIMATELY 2 1/2 MINUTES AFTER THE SIGHTING HOWEVER, LON e LYING CLOUDS APPEARED OUT OF THE SOUTH. C2> REPORT FROM BERGSTROM AFB WEATHER FACILT IY, LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 21 MILES FROM MANSFIELD DAM. PAGE 2 RUWTPGA0046 UNCLAS <A> SURFACE 170 DEGREES AT 10 KNOTS CB> 6,000 F'T 290 DEGREES AT 30 KNOTS <C> 10,000 FT 200 DEGREES AT 25 KNOTS (0) 16,000 FT 190 DEGREES AT 10 KNOTS CE> 20,000 FT 160 DEGREES AT 5 KNOTS CG > 50,000 FT 020 DEGREES AT 10 KNOTS (3) C~ILING 2000 FT BROKEN C4> VISIBILITY 15 MILES (5) AMOUNI OF CLOUD COVER 8/10 SKY COVER UNUSUAL ACTIVITY, ETC. H. ANYOTHER I INTERCEPT ION, ETC NONE THE INC I DENT WAS R EPOHt ED AP PR OX- IMATELY 9 HOJRS AFTER THE ACTUAL SIGHTING J. 9ALLOON RELEASES, NONE. REFERENCEs GOODFELLOW AFB, SAN ANGELO ~ TEXAS. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS BY THE OBSERVER: MR DAY D. STANFORD EXPLICITYLY STATED THAT HE OBSERVED NEITHER LIGHTINING NOR ANY CLOUD , PAGE 3 RUWTPGA00~6 UNCLAS BANKS IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE SIGHTING. MR WITH HIS DOG WHEN MAKING THE OBSERVATION. HOWEVER, ARED CONVER- z T ISLE WITH 2 PASSENGERS HAD JUST PASSED BY AND STOPPED BEYOND ~ SMALL HILL. NO SOONER HAD TH2 tqOISE OF" TH~ CA;1 'S eNGINE SUBSIDEU I HAN THE 0 BJECT BEGAN T 0 APPEAR FROM THE :~:..1. M STAT ED THAT HE DOEi~ 'T .. KNOW WHETHER THESE PEOPLE WITNESSED THE PHENOMENON OR NOT. HE uOES THINK HOWEVER THAT THEY SHOULD HA