4. NUMBER OF O~JECTS t ;aw ~'- ~::.: .. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION II. BRIEF 5UI.IMARY ANI) ANALYSIS .;.;:.. - .;; TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ol W.~ Wher. uncartal& ~z.: however .:.. .'IOcNCE 3. Date you co.,.leted this questionnaire: 35. lnfCNntation which you fHI pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the apecific ,olnts of the que1tionnair,e or a ive explanation of your sighting It looked like it might have been searching for something. It would stand still a while and then slowly move to one side or up or down. Also at the top right hand side of the movie screen was a small white light which disappeared at the same time. We were facing east. Whatever it was was in the south eastern slcy As far as I know it moved too ; much to be a satallite. It was also in sight too long. It seemed as thought when it finally deceeded to leave just sort of .a went up into the atomspher I read a lot of sciene fiction but I my imagination as my sister it out to me. do not think this was it first and pointed I f.... t II . f *" WO Obaervation, " XPCP (lat Lt Ronald IDwry AFB, Colorado 1. Reference your message, uncl.aaaitied XPCP 00194 SEP 67 :~r.~{a, :.i'"~r subJect unidentified flyins obJect report received at Lowry _,, ~';?,;_';. .. J ArB 2 Sep 67. Request you comply wl th all aspecta ot the basic .. r. ~reportlns t e.s outlined in AFR 8o-17 and AFR 80-17A. In '' particular we would appreciate conunenta from the preparing officer as to what stimulus might have possibly caused the sighting. ~--.Also, in the comuenta section, it 1a helptul to our ana.lyata it you ~ would 1Dclude those area a that )'0\l have checked, auch as: b. COltTl()L 'roWBR PERSONNEL -statement as to whether the ~-~l!i-~ ~ control tower operator observed anythins unusual at the time ot. ...... P'-'--... tbe obaervatlon. 2. It is important that you provide this infot'naation in your report ao that our office doea not duplicate your investigation. 3 Your report, 35 degrees. Waa paragraph B2 and B3, Description ot Course, stated tbia the azimuth or elevation ot the object-z . JANIS C. MANA1'1' Colonel, USAF Director ot 'l'ecbnolo&Y and S\lbayatema MEMO ROUTIII SliP /Lt Col Sm1 th area on 3 Sep 6T COOitOINATION SIGNATUIII at appzox!Mteq Ollooz. Tlffl'/UFO -.._ DD Form 1H. I Feb ao ud DD Fouo tl6, . 1 Feb 10 whicla trW be "lid untiJ eNiu~M~t,. , b. ueacription or course ot Object(s): (1) What first called the attention or observer(s) to the object(s)? ( 2) Angle or elevation end azimuth or the object( a) when first (3) Angle or elevation and azimuth or object(s) upon disappearance. (b) Description or flight path and maneuvers or object(s). (5) Howcl.d the object(e) dieappear? (Instantaneously to the north, etc.) ow long was t .he objnct(s) visible. (Be specific, 5 minutes, l hour, etc) c. Manner of Observation: (1) Use one or any combination of the following items: Ground-visual, 1round -electronic, air electronic. ( If electronic, specify type or radar.) (2) Statement as to optical aids {telescopes, binoculars, and so forth) used and description thereof. (3) If the sighting is made while airborne, give type of aircraft, identification number, altitude, heading, speed, and home station. d. Time and date of sighting: (1) Zulu time-date-group of sighting. L, .. W~ ~CHNICAL ATR TRAINifJO CENTER (ATC) . tJNITED STATT!:S A TR P'ORCE LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE 80230, Colorado ATTN OFt XPCP srmJ~Tz Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) When unidentified flying objects (UFO) will be tilled in and then forwarded are reported, the following infonnation iatel7 to Plans/Program; attention a. Description ot the Object(e)z (1) Shape. (2) Size compared to a known object (use one of the following termsr Head ofapin, pea, dime, nickel, quarter, half dollar, silver dollar, baseball, grapefruit, or basketball) held in the hand at about arm's length. ( J) Cr)lor. ( L) Number. (5) Fonnation, if more than one (6) Any discrlnible features or details. (7) Tail, trail, or exhaust, including size ot same compared to size ot object(a). (8) SoWld. It heard, descri.be aound. (9) Otller pertinent or unusual features h. Any other unusual activity or condition, meteorological, or otherwise, Whioh rnight account for the sighting. astronomical Interception or identification action feasible, complying with existing Air taken (such action may directives). j. Location, traffic in the approximate altitude, and area at time or sighting. general direction or flight of anr k. Position title and comments of the preparing officer, including hie preliminar.y analysis ot the possible cause or the aighting(s). 1. Existence ot physical evidence, such as materials and photographs. Light conditions (use on~or the following terms: Night, day, Location or Observer(a). Exact latitude and longitude of each observer, and/or geographical position. A position with reference to a known landmark also should be given in electrical reports, such as "2rni N or Deeville; "3mi 5v1 of Blue Lake". Typographical errors or "garbling" often results in electrically transmitted messages, making location plots difficult or imp~ >ssible. t. Identifying Intonnation on Observer(a)s (1) Civilian -N&~e, age, mailing address, occupation, and estimate of reliability. (2) Militar,y -Name, grade, organization, duty, and estimate of reliability. g. Weather and winds --Aloft conditions at time and place of sightings: (1) Observer(s) account of weather conditions. (2) Renort from ne~rest AWS or U.S. ~eather Bureau Office of wind di~ction and velocity ind!grees and knots at surface, 6,000', 1 0 000', and 80,000' if availahle. (3) Ceiling. (4) Visibility. (5) Amount of cloud cover. (6) Thunderstorms in area ad quadrant in which located. ATTN O .. , .u.lf:CT, DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS LOWRY TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER{ATC) LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE. COLORADO 80230 UFO Observation, 2 Sep 67 (Your Ltr, 8 Sep 1967) FTD (TDET/UFO) 1. Attempts are made to comply with all provisions of AFR 80-17 and -17A. The majority of sightings reported to this base are received from off-base callers who are unable to furnish complete information. Buckley ANG Base is always contacted for corroboration of information; however, due to the small number of radar and control tower personnel at Buckley, the assistance rendered in this area is extremely limited. In the past, law enforcement agencies have not been of material assist- ance in determining reliability of witnesses. 2. Reference paragraph 3, your letter, the reading of 35 referred to elevation of the object. 3. This office will continue its efforts to furnish all possible informa- tion on each sighting reported. 4. A copy of our UFO report form is attached for your information. FOR THE COMMANDER CLY E L. HARVEY, JR., Colonel, USAF Director of Plans/Operations UFO Report Form <5 > N tJ A pq_ I CA a_ E <7> N tJ.JE. <8> NfJJE. (9) APPEARED TOC I(f CQ.OR F'R~ ICE fl.lE TOW~tTE. B. COURSE: (1) WATCHING DRIVE IN M()J IE. < 4) APPEARED T 0 "'AVER. OB CT ..rAD ED WE ~T T 0 EA 5T AND T ~ N SOUTH. (5) ~An U\LL Y T 0 T Jt <;OUT H. ( ~) rJ.JE H OUR C. \4ANNER ~ 0B~RVAT ION: D. Tl N/OATE (}" <;I G4f iNG: APHQ ,.,. o-aoec FIICE 11_j.-l, ' ACTION: RDC-4, INFO: :XOP-1, XOPX-2 SAFOs-3, JCS/DIA-1 (12) ADV CY JCS/DIA SM8 8151PTTUZ VUW RU.TF'NAI2 81; 2 468~11-UUUU--R l F'HQA. ZNR UUUUIJ Fl' L tlfRY Af'B CO T t) 'ftJ1.4F'VA/AOC RUEOF' I A/F'T 0 WPAF' B OH I 0 RUEF HOA/CSAF' RUEF'HOA/O)AF' WASH OC RU"f JS ~/UN IV ('J' C Q 0 BOtl DER ca 0 . I ~IF' 0 RUWT F' ~I A l C OM r.L AS X PC P f, 0 19 4 SE P t; 1. F''lR ATC CAT 'l:P>, FTO <TDElR>, CSAF' <Af'RDC>, OSAF CSAF'-01>, UN IV OF C'l 0 CIJR. C'lJOt~>. uro REPORT RECE IVEO AT LONRY ArB 2 SEPrE~fi:R 1967 F''l.Lt)rtl NG F"ORMJ\1 tS Fi1[';CfifBEO BY PARA 11, AF'R 81-17: CA > 5T AR. <2> PIN HEAO. <J> ICE flUE AND '="41TE. c Ia) fNE.., AI'HCI JAN II 0.808C