PROJECT 10073 RECORD 1. DA T C I I r:. ';;(QUP }2. LOCATION ' of 10. CONCLUSION 3. SOI1RCE Possible (AI~R.~,) ~.s. NlJMB_E_R_O_r_:l_B_JE_C_T_S -tThere is no evidence that the The description is consistent object caused with previous description of ~i~crJr ~. LENGTh OF ~BSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 6. ' l YPE OF OBSERVATION Groun~i-Visual 7 . COURSE 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Observer sighted a bright white pulsating light gc,l.r.z, frw, ":.~ N to the s. While observe r was watching the object th~ light in her apartment flickered tor 2 or 3 seconds. Tncre was : FTD S E P 63 0-329 (TOE) Prelou dltJOfta of tJde fona .. , b. u .. d. .. lilLY TO DE,.ARTMI!NT 011' THE AIR JI'OftCE HIIADQUA .. TII"S I'O .. EION TECHNOLOGY DIVISION C AI'SC) W"IOHT.ptATTE"SON AI" I'O .. CE BASil. OHIO 48433 UFO Observation, 21 Novellber 1967 Reference your recent unidentified flying object sighting ~hich yo~ reported to the Air Force. The information -which we have received is not sufficient for a scientific investigation. Request complete the attached AF Form 117 and return it in the self- addressed envelope. Thank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. JAMES C. MANATT, Colonel, USAF ;~irector of Production AF Form 117 UNCLASSIFIED IEPIITMUT OF TilE All FOICI ITAFP MEIIIIE IIIINCI INCOMIIII MEIIIII ACTION: D:-4 INFO: XOP-2, XOX-2, DIA-l, SAFOS-3 (1.3). ADV CY TO JCS/DIA 918 A091R7TUZYlM RU\~JBMA 1307 3360431-UUUtr-RUEFH~. F.t1 USAF TF"\~C NEJ J.IS AFB NEV TO R L'l~ f\.' AI AD C . 'JBJA/2 7A IRD IV LUKE AFB ARIZ RtDr!F"/FID \tJPAFB OHIO <TDETR) RUEFHQA/CSAF CAFRDC) qF"HQA/OSAF CSAF70!) \~ASH DC 2E /UNIV OF" COLORADO BOlLDER COL 80302 ATTN: DR GONDON tNCLAS CD! 9 F.\J: lJ?O ~EPORT THE FOLLO''I IF~JG REPORT IS IA 1/ AF'R 8f!}-17. PARA llA: ( D COll.D NOT r:ETERMI NE (2) ?ENCIL ERASr..R AT ARr1S LENGTH (3) Pt.LSING \~HITE FMA 11S: ~ 1) THE UFO CAUSED LIGHTS IN HER APT TO FLICKER (2) 92 :?.:..:.5 C3) 30SDEGRE:ES (4) OSCILLATING --MOSTLY.STRAIGHT UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED DIPAITMIIT OF TRI All FOICI ITAFP MEIIAII IRAHCI INCDMUII MEIIAH AF IN: 24S54 0.300Z 2S NOV (2) NIGHT. PARA liE: ON RlRCH AT HJME ADDRESS. R\RA llF: ( 1) CF' Flt1ALE> , 3 0, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, SEEMS RELIABLE (2) WA. PARA llG: R\G E 2 R U'.~,' JBMA 13 07 UNCLA S (I) DARK BUT C...EAR (2) SLRFACE 090 DEG ~QI2K; 6M, 190 DEG, ~08K; AP~OX 2 7.5 TO 3~, A .1-\ZY THIN LAYER CCOU..D ~E UP THRO U3H IT), IDP30,0~. (4) 15 Ft.US (5) A HAZY THIN LAYER (6) NONE NONE (7) el TO 1m FEET 1. 7 DEG C/ 100~ FEET; 10 TO 23't1 FEET -2.2 DEG O"ROPO?AUSE); 40 TO 5~ FEET ZERO <TROPOPAUSE); 50 TO 83'1 FEET - lc,Lt DEG C/ 100~ FEET. PARA 11 H: NONE; PARA 11 I: NONE. PARA llJ: NONE. FMA 11 K: 2LT PETER B. THATCHER; BASE IFO OFFICER: 649-1100;643-4593; lCE THERE \vAS NO SJUND AT ALL, I DOlBT IF THIS COlLD HAVE BEEN AN AIRPI_;.~JE. ?~?A 118 ( 1): Tr LIGHTS IN HER APARTMENT WENT OFF AND CN rCR SL'/:.?AL SECONDS. "THIS H4S NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE." UNCLASSIFIED