PROJECT 10073 RECORD ; 1. DATE TIMl GROUP 2. LOCATION 1 10. CONCLUSION ~1 \y Very Probable Satellite (ECHO II) 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS f\t l95o(L)t I:;CHO ll was at 35 deg lat l .l!.s c!l Time s. LENGTH OF OoSERVATION At l944(L) ECHO II waa at 50 deg let frcm S to N. 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS long going fr(~m ~ t c \ i. deg long, ugain f;Cl L ~ \ 7 Mim.ttes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Gr.,und-Vis\,;.al Observer sighted what appeared to be a very bright star movir-.};; ~ accross the sky. Observer states that he believes that he observed a satellite. The observer sighted it at l757(L) ani again at 1944. 8. PrlOTOS FTD SEP 63 0-3:?Q ~;JE) PNvloua ecSl~ot'!a of t!'\le fo,.aaay be uud. 17. 010 YOU OOSERVE THE PHENOMeNON THROUGH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING' IHf:ORMATION TYPE, FILTER, LettS PRESCFUPTIOH OR OTHER APPLICABLE DATA. EYEGL A!;SES CAMttRA VIEWt.:R SUNGLASSES WINDSHIELD TEL ESCOP&::" "' Slut: Wlt-4COW OF VEHICLE THEODOLITE A . 00 YOU ORu'~Aa~LY WEAR GLASSES? e. 00 YOU USE READING OLAS!it:ST 18. WHAT ~AS Y~ . q I~P.RESSION OF THE SPEEI) OF TH} :;;~; ""19. WHAT WAS YOU~ IMJIRESSION OF THE DISTANCE OF_ TttE J PH:':,..0\4:"..:?~ GIVE ESTIMATE OF SPEED /,:._,_'.J . PHENO~!NONl GIVE ESTIMATE OF DISTANCE> ~>L' /JH (: t 20. II_. OF::lt't -.\T WE MAY OEJTAIN AS CLEAR A PICTURE AS POSSIFJLE OF WHAT YOU SAW, DESCRIBE IN YOUR OWN WORDS A COM~C'IN : !JECT OR OBJECTS WHICH, WHEN PLAC~O IN THE SKY, SIMILAR TO WHE.RE YOU NOTED THE PHENOMENOH, WOlJL~ 9 ~ -,:; SOME RESEM9LANCE TO WHAT YOU S:\W, OESCHIBE SIMILARITIES ANO DIFFERENCES BETWEEI'f THE COMMvH ~ 3J E'CT AN 0 WHAT YOU SAW. 21. OlD ~oJ .;~-;:::=: ANY ODOR, NOISE , OG NEAT ~.MANATING OM THE PHENOMENOn OR AUY EFFECT ON YOUR;ELF', AN'M~LS 0~ ~ACHINERY IN THE VICIUITYT 0 YES 0. IF vEs, DESCRIBE. PAGS: 7 OF g PAGES U. HAVE YOU EVER IEEN THIS OR A SIMILAR PHENOMINON BI~O .. E? r::'s 0 NO. I~ yEs, GIVE DATE AND LOCATION. oiJ""" c. Zl. WA~YONE WITH YOU AT THE TIME YOU SAW THE PHENOMENON? ft),..lt'ts 0 NO. I, yEs, DID THEY SEE IT TOO? A. LIST THEIR NAMII AND ADDREISEI Jf 0 IZ II~ e_. r-. ;);o I {!;/JJPJ -sa BLy t/iev//1~ GIVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, MIDDL E NAME ADDREss ( Scfut, City, S tte cw d Zip CoJe) TELEPHONE (Area code orul rtumber) ' ' AGE INDICATE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INCLUDING OCCUPATION AND ANY EXPERIENCE WHICH MAY BE PERTINENT 25. WHEN AND TO WHOM OlD YOU REPORT THAT YOU HAD SIGHTED THIS PHENOM_ENON? MONTH_ )JO/ YEAR 25. DATE YOU COMPLETED THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. 17. IMFOAMATION WHICH YOU FEEL IS PE .. TINENT BUT WHICH IS NOT ADilQUATELY COVI!"E ALTE .. NATIVELY P"OVIOE A NA .... ATIVK EXPLANATION OF THE liGHTING. 0 IN THIS QUISTIONNAUtE, PAGE 9 OF 9 PAGES DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HKADQUAftTERS ,OREION TECHNOL.OGY DIVISION ( A,t!IC) WRIOHT.PATTEA~ON AIR F'OftCE BASE OHIO .!5.33 U?O Observation, 8 November 1967 AlC Wil 1 iam L. FraNl''lin 97th Service Sq. Blythev1l le AFB, Arkansas 72317 ~e=erence your recent unidentified flying object sighting ~hich y~u reported to the Air Force. The infonnation ~hich we have r~ceived is not suffici.ent for a scientific investigation. Request y~u complete the attached AF Form 117 and return it in the self- a~dressed envelope. Thank you for reporting your observation to t~e Air Force. S C. MANATT, Colonel, USAF ector of Production AF Forzn 117 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HIIAOQUART~AS trOA1GN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION C AtrSC) WRIOHTPATTEA50N AU ~FORCE 8A5!. OHIO 4!S.33 Tt ?1.'/ UFO wO Observation, 8 Noveraber 196"( TSgt Charles P. Br1 te 2l-0 at CODIUD1cat1ona Sq. AFB, Arkansas 72317 Reference your recent unidentified flying object sighting \:hich y0u reported to the Air Force. The information which we have received is not sufficient for a scientific investigation. Reques t you complete the attached AF Fox1n 117 and return it in the self- addressed envelope. Thank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. AF Form 117 _\1Es C MANATT Co lone 1, USAF ~-~ector of Production BOB Nr 2l-R258 It u an a a a a a a: I ass u ass vas s r a v :a a a SIGHTING OF UN1DENTIFIED PHENOMENA QUESTIONNAIRE