PROjECT 10073 RECORD 1. OAlf. ;,ME tl'\OUP 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION v Possible (AIRCHAFT) 4. NUMBER OF OSJ!CTS Tile observer stated "A me.n I met tbcught it wus a S. LENG'!'H OF OSSERVATION 6. TY'PE OF OBSE~VATION 9. PHYSICAL EViC'~NCE reflected sun light refracting throueh the a~mosphere causing t~ .. . 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS witness but he refused. Observer sight two blue white lights in When the objects stopped it flRshed red sky goi r.~ frcm ~i i..S 1 whi tc. Ther~ wa:;.,' COMMENTS CO 'Da It seemed possible that theobjects could h~ been satellites but more likely they were air craft "-: t , their{ landing lights on. Observer stated we watched it sit e ! . there and then he "'ent in ". ' FTD SE p 6 3 Q.3~'1 (7DE) Prevloua edll1nt of thll fonD a.a, ~ u .. d. DID THE PHENOMI!NOH MOVI! IN A ST .. AIGHT LINE? 'iTANO STILL AT ANYTIM? SUDDENLY SPEED U~ AMD RUN AWAV? 8Rt:AK UP IN PARTS AND EXPLODE? CHANGE COLOR! GIVE OFF S~OI<I' CHANGE BRI~MT~ESS? CMANOE SHA~[- FLASH 0~ F~i':'<~R? OISAPP~AP A ~EAPPEAAt SPIN LIKE A ~:,:ty MAKE A HOIS' F\..UTTER OR 038LE? A. HOW D I D IT FINALLY DISAPPEAR? PAGE 5 OF 9 PAG!5 11. DRAW A PICTURE THAT WILL IHO THE IHAPE 0, THE PHKNOMI!NON. INCLUDE AND LAB~L ANY DETAILS THAT ~IOHT HAVt APPAAIEO AS WINOS OR PROTRUSIONS, ANO INDICATE EXHAUST OR VAPOR TRAILS. INDICATE BY AN ARROW THa DIRECTION THE PHENOMENON WAS MOVING. 16 . WHAT '~ ~1=: P.NGUL.AR SIZET HOLD A MAiCH AT ARM'S LENGTH IN FRONT OF A KNOWN OBJF.CT, SUCH AS A STREET LAMP 0 ~ --~ ..,COH. NOTE HOW MU : H 0 F '!"HE OBJECT IS COVER~D BY THE HEAD OF THE HI ";tl . HOY' I F YOI.I HAD BC"1 AS- t -= ~.::~FORM THIS EX?~ R E,..,T AT THE TIME OF THE SIGHn G, E_:'TIMAT WHAr f ACTI~"'H :>F T H E PHE~:>M::~..;. .. :.;~o HAVE BEEN ccv:~E:) BY THE MATCH HEAD. ( f 0 _}I~ :_, PAGE 6 OF 9 PAGES 17. 010 YOU OlUERVE TH PHENOMENON THROUGH AMV OF THE FOLLOWING? INCLUD~ INFORMATION ON MODEL, TYPE, FILTER, LENS PRESCRIPTION OR OTH~A APPLICA8LE DATA. EYEGLASSES CAMERA VIEWER SUNGLASSES BINOCULARS WINOS~41E'-0 TELESCOPE SIDE WIHOOift or: VEHICLE THEODOLITE WINO'Y,v,:.A~C: OTHER A. 00 YOU O~C!S ARIL Y WEAR GLASSES? 0 VEl Kj NO 8 . DO YOU USE READING GLASSES? 0 YES (Q NO 18. WHAT W a.s Y~UR IMPRESSION OF THE SPEED OF THE PHEHOM~"-~N' GIVE ESTIMATE OF SPEED_ ( ... (I 19. WHAT WAS YOUR IMPRESSION OF THE DISTANCE OF THE PHENOMENON? GIVE ESTIMATE OF DISTANCE 20. IN OROC::t Tw \T WIE MAY OBTAIN AS CLEAR A PtCTURE AS POSSIBLE OF WHAT VOU SAW, DESCRIBE IN YOUR OWN WORDS A COMMv,.. ':>9JECT OR OBJECTS WHICH, WHEN PLACED IN THE SKY, SIMtLAR TO WHERE YOU NOTED THE PHENOMENON, WOULD o:. Hoi SOME RESEMBLANCE TO WHAT YOU SAW. DESCRIBE Slt.41LARITIES AND DIFFEREN ES BETWEEN THE COMMON O CT AND WHAT YOU SAW. ~ ;'/ _ . t. 010 YO~ ,.;-:;-:c:: ANY ODOR, NOISE, OR ~EAT EMANATING FROM THE PHENOMENON OR ANY ~FFE~T 0~( ltURSELF, ,~>.NIM~-s o :.~ \4 ~cHIN Eqv IN THE VICINITY r [I] YES D NO. IF vEs, DESCRIBE:. A. 010 THE PH E'(";.llol ~'ON DISTURB THE ORO UNO O R LEAVE ANY PHYSICAL EVI.OENCE. 0 YES G) HO. IF yEs, DE'St:R ;JE . PAGE 7 OF 9 PAGE5 2.2. HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THIS OR A SIMILAR PHEHOMf.NOH BEFOR~? 0 YES LOCATION. ' NO. I fo' YES, GIVC: DATE AND 23. WAI ANY0t4E \lfiTH YOU AT THE TIME YOU SAW THE PHENOMENON? f\21YES 0 riO. YES 0 NO. IF vEs, DID THEY SEE IT TOOf LAST NAt.&E, I I. I MALE FEMALE 25. WHEN AND TO 'fiHO M 010 YOU REPORT THAT YQU HAD SIGHTED THIS PHENOM!.=:NONT, NAME ---DAY_ MONTH 26. DATE YOU CCM~LETED THIS QUE$TION~AIRE. PAGE 8 OF 9 PAGES PAGE 9 OF 9 PAC~S TDPr /UFO Maj' H Qu1ntaD1lla Jr/7CY;l6/~sb/l.8 Dec 67 UFO Observation, November 8., ~96'7 1. 1'hia replies to your correspondence on yo ur observation oi' Ifovem- c~r 2., 1967. In order t.~at a comple t.e inye$tigation can be per:t'ol,rtt!d, al.l pc!r-cinent inrozmat:!.on a!.!st be submitted, illcl..~.ding the namca ot' all r.;itnesses. Names are not l'eleased wi-chou~ Ut:n-mlsslon ot the ob- server. T!'ldrefore, w~.~ ,.;01tld app1ecia~ ~our providing tnd COL"lplete ~:.1~ae~ anu a<ldress~s of 11itness~s so that w~ r11ay contact teem ::or l.:lddi- t.io:J.a.l dat a on your observation 2. Thank you for :J'Oilr asai:Jtance in p.:roviding this additional data. rr~ -oR C.U~fr.AJ."'fiiJ,f\ Najor) USAF Chief, Adria~ Phenomena Office Aerospace Tecr~ologies Division Prod~ction Dii-ectorata Selr-addressed enve~oue DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE H aADQUA,UEft5 FO MEIGN TECHNOL.OOY DIVISION ( A~SC) WRIGHT.PATTIU,30N AU!t r O PtCE BA!II. OHIO 4~43l ~1nc1nnati, Ohio 4523 Re~erence your recent unidentified flying object sighting which y:--:1 reported to the ir Force . The information which we have r eived is not sufficient for a scientific i nvestigat ion. Request ycu complete the a ttached P:F Form 117 and r etur n it in t he self- a~dressed envelope. ~1ank you f or reporting your observation to t'!:e Air Force . ?"" S C. MANATT, Colcnel, USAF ector of Production AF Form 117 .NOW IM'-tiiNE YOU ARE AT THE CENTF-R OF THE COMPASS ROSE. PL'-CE AN A ON THE COMPA3S TO INDICATE THE OIREC T ION TO TH PHENOMENON WHEN 'lAST SEEN. PLACE A o ON THE C OMPASS TO INDICATE THI! DIRECTION TO THE PH~NOMENON WHEN LAST SEEN. ! 7 . I N Ti'i!! ~;<:. -::ioi flELOW, PLACE ~N A AT THE P OSITIOH OF T .. E P H ENOMENON WHEN FIRST SEEN, AUO A. o AT THE POSITI('" or.-TH PHEtJ0"4ENON WHEN LAST SEF.N. CONNECT THE A A~D a WITH A LINE TO APPROXIMATE TH~ ~0'/EMENT o;.-THE PHENOMENON BETWEEN A. AND :1, THAT IS, SCHEMATICALLY SHOW \'H ETHc R THE MO'JcJ.~EtH J .'\PPC:.'-i'ED ~0 BE STRAIGHT, CURVED on ZIG-ZAG. REFER TO SMALLER SKETCH A~ AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO CO~PLEn::. d TH~ l M~C. z-: SKETCH. 1. FJA.GE Z OF 9 P AGES e. , WHERE W5RE YOU WHEN YOU Sr\W THE PHENOMENON? (CA,.clc npproprface hloe1u.) 1 OUTDOORS IN BUSINESS SECTION OF CITY IN BUil.OIHG IN RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF CITY IN CAR ...;.,;;; AS DRIVER ~ AS PASSI!NO!:A IN OPEN COUNTRYSIDE IN BOAT NEAR AIRFIELD i.Al'~ :J AS PILOT -AS PASSENO~R FLYING OVER CITY fLYING OVER OPEN COUNTMV t-"---~----IF YOU WERE IN A VEHICLE, COM?l. ETE THI! FOLLOWING: WHAi" !:t CTION WEAE YOU MOVINQT HOW FAST rR OU MOVING? W~ST DID YOU STOP ANYT.lM~ WHILE OSSEAVING THE EXPL.~I:'-1 WH~ "rHER SUCH MOVEMENT EFFECTS YOUR SKETCHES IN ITEMS 5 AND 6. DESCH! 3E T'J :::.! OF VEHICLE YOU WERE IN AND TYPE OF ROAD, TERRAIN OR BODY OF WATE!JR YOUf:TR2VRSEO DURING THC: SIGHTIN~. 3TATE WHETHER WINDOWS OR CONVERTIBLE TOP WERE UP OR DOWN. (.;{.' f , . , , . 'j \.iOH M:.JCH OTMC:R TRAFFIC WAS THERE? '-~ 0 I I I. ' I ' ."; L l I z: r.::_v o ' DID YOU NOTIC~ ANY AIRPLANES! (;21 YES 0 NO. iF YEs, DESCRIBE WHEH TH:::Y WERt:: IN SIGHT RELATIVE TO THE TIME 1 O F SIGHTING T'-'i:: PHENOMENON AND WHEF THEY WERE IN .;HE SKY RELfTIVF!-TO THE POSITION 7 :Ht-PHENOMENON. HOW LONG WAS THE PHENOMENON IN SIGHT? LENGTH OF T:t~C: CERTAIN OF TIME HOT VERY SUR~ ( , .'f, ~(. }'} V FAIRLY CERTAIN JUST A .GUESS , WAS 7\.iE ~l"iE'4~ME:NOH IN SIGHT.COHTINUOUSLY? (21 YES n NO. IF No, INDICATE WHETHER nus I S DUE TO YOUR : MOV::MENT OR T:-:~ BEHAVIOR OF THE PH~HOM!::H~N. AND DiSc:RtBE SUCH MOVEM~NT OR BEHAVIOR. INDICATE OISAP- ~:~.' Pt:::ARANC ES ON ::~ ~VIOUS SKETCHES. , . PACE 3 OF 9 PAGES 10. IF THERI! WI!RI! MORI! THAN OHI! PH!NOMIEMON. HOW MANY WI!RI! THEA!!? Dr.W A PICTURE TO SHOW HOW THI!Y W1!RZ DID THIS ARRANQEMINT CHANGE DUR,NG THE SIGHTING! ':J ' , ) '> ~ ""1 { CON OITIONS (Checlc oppropriaee bloch.) CUMULUS CLOUDS (Low fluffy) FOCI OR MIST TWIL IGi"~ HEAVY RAIN CIRRUS CLOUDS (HiBh fleecy or Herring- LIGHT RAIH OR DRIZ"tLE NIMBUS CLOUDS (Rnln) PARTLY -::..OUDY CUMULONIMBUS CLOUDS SHOW OR SLEET (T hundertorm&) COMPt. E 7~L. Y OVERCAST HAZE OR SMOG NONE OF THE A OOVE iC. JC" ~HE SI~-TING WAS AT TWILIGHT OR NIGHT, WHAT 010 YOU NOTICE ABOUT THE STARS AND MOON? (1} S'rARS (2) MOON 1 I NONE BRIGHT MOONLIGHT t .. TA FEW MOON WITH HALO NO MOONLIGHT ~./ MANY MOON HIDDEN BY CLOUDS t \ UNKNOW~ PARTIAL (New or quarter) .. 000 ooooloooooooooooo ooo ooo oooo oo ....... oo ....... oo -OOoooooo