PROJECT 10073 RECORD A I te", ~k> . ti, Corol:.i.na CONCLUSION ~. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5 rn1nutes 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 6. TYPE OF OBSERV~TION No:-:h t.o South 8. PtiOTOS 9. PHYSiCAL ~VIDENCE Observ~r sit.;;hted a red and blue S. The observer heard no sol.<nd abo,..tt 5 minutes. J.ic,h L t.ho t lOOVt d rrc.m :: CON~.NTS: Durin~ this time a miss i.on was j _n progres& Century type fighters or jets. They verc flying high covered a wide area including the area of the si~1tinb NCf.lE: The date of the gightilig is not given and a 1.:.'.' 'Was sent to the observer hut nd returned. -JE) Pr.vloua edtt!o"~ cf thle rorm may be u .. d. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HtADQUAWfiU'tl FO .. ItiGN TIECHNO\..OGY DIVISION ( A~5C:) WRIGHT-PATTERSON AU~ ,OptCE DASIE. OHIO A5.43.1 U?O Obscrvation Sheritt Paul. D. GraDt Aiken County Sheritta Ottice Re~erence your recent unidentified flying object sighting \mich yo~ reported to the Air Force. The information ~hich we have re~eived is not sufficient for a scientific investigation. Request you complete the otta~hed AF Form 117 and return it in the self- a ddressed envelope. ank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. ,.,~A.v.ES C. MANATI' Colonel) USAF / ,ffirector of Production AF o~ ?Jlr1? l'HEVl v , Et a r a a e COR~E::n:n C0P1 OF ?~!:SSAGE PREVIOUSLY liP tllif11u