:> .~OJECI" 1C073 RECORD 2. LOC ATION son, Texas { 2 )litnessc...,) 10. CONCLUSION 4. ~lJM~t.~ 0~ OBJECTS The obs:rver ani witn~ss both stated th:lt the-y saw the statio::-.... ~'i obJect in the everd.ng or the 25th and the morning of the 26~n. 1 : Twc Tbe observe r stated ~hat can.-;1on ob ects that would l ook l i~t: t:~' : ~. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS observed objects ~uld bo a bright . star or a satellite l -.'l..)ur 2 !vlinutes 6 . TYPE OF CSSERVATIOH Ground-Visual 9. PnYSICAL EVIDENCE Observer .sigbted tw~.-bright lights going from W to E. ~-.. '!. cont inucd and disaappeared in the ~ and one stopp due Nor~.-.~ an:i remained in sight till dawn. i COMI~-ITS CONI''Dt It is felt that the movi!l.B_2l_?_jects_ ~ere .s~t-- ellit~-~ and the e'ationary object was a star. ~ FTD S E P 6 3 0329 (TOE) Pr.vloua edltlone ot thl fona 1ur be uud. 22. HAV! YOU EVEA SEEN THIS OR A StMILAR PHENO~f!NON BEFORt::T 0 YES ((1 HO. IF v!.'i, CIVI! 0.\TE AND 21. WA5 ANYO'- NITH YOU AT THE TIM~ YOU SAW THE PHENOMENON? R1 YCS [_l r~O. IF 'Yl::S,'" C.IO THEY SE.E IT TOOT A. LIST THt.IR NAM~S AND ADDR!SSES LAST NA~E .:-iRST AooqEss rsr- :. Cicy, TELEPHO-...c ::>lt4C O CCUPATION AHD AftiY EXPERIENCE WHICII MAV Eli. P~HTI'C:.NT. 25. WHEN AND 70 o ... 0 10 YOU REPORT THAT YOU HAD ::ii~HTED THIS PHEN0\4ENON ? --?Leo--C---e_ PAGE 8 OF 9 PAG~S 164, J"l 61, whic h l obaole te .. Minvttta : Oont remember it brighter than the brightest stats? JCircle One): 14. Old the obiect diaappear while you wr.rc 1atching it~ II I'O, how? 15. Did th ob1ect r,ove behind 5omethtng at any tin1e, porticuhuly a cloud'f ( C i rei Jntt }: Don't Know. IF vou .:.~.lSwerod V' ,, them t.-11 '~hot it moved :.~ind: 16. Did th objeet move in front of ~mething at any tame, ptnticularl}' a cloud? (C ire Ia Or. a): Yes Don't Know. IF you answered YES. t tt wj,.Jt 17. Tell in a few words the following things about the obia:ct: b. Color _ /.Le. ft!Y't_;e ~ - 1 a. We wish to know the angular size. Hold a match stick at arm'$ length in lintt with a lmown ~biett one' ~<-:l 'j~t much of the object i 1 covered by the head of the match. If you had performed this experin,ent at th., ti.v; . t ~t.a sighting, how much of the ob;ect would have been covered by the match head? 19. Drew a pleture ~at will show the sho~ of the object or obiects. Label and include In your sketch any detoiiA of the obje~ t~ot YO\J saw such as_wl~g~otruicm~-eapecially exhaust troilt or vapor trails. Place on orr~.,., ~s1~e the drawing to show the direction the obiect was 20. Do you thinlc you can eatimate ~e speed of tf,e obiect? (Circle One) (ye ) No IF you answered YES, then what speed would you eatirr.ate'f /l-:2-'? d_c>_.c ')4{ ~ ~ /V"" 21. Do you tnJn~ yey can estimate how for away from you thft obfect was? (C irde One) IF you ~:uwred YES, then how for away would you soy it was? ----- ---- 22. Where were you located when 'I04J aaw the obiect? (Circle One): o. Inside a bYilding b. In a car d. In an airplane (type) 23. Were yo" (Circ-lo One) lr1 the buainss aection of a city? lr tha residential S\tctic;;ea ~; a city? ---- -?pl.n countryf\ido U N"or an airfield? e. Fl~ing over a city? Fly;ng over opere country'/ A 24. IF y~u wer MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or other vehicle at the time, then complete t~o followit.g queationa: 24.1 What c!irction were you tnoving? (Circle One) b. NCfthtatt d. Southeast f. Southwest How fast were you moving? miles per hour. Did you atop at any time while you were looking at the obiect? (Cirele One) Yes No 25. Old you obs~ the oblect through ony of the following? Ey;t::a"s e. Binoculars b. Svl" ;l~s.ses f. Telescope Wif'c sh i !d Yes Theodolite d. Windo"" :: l oa!! Yes In order that y~u c::n give as clear o picture aa possible of what you sow, describe in your own words o commOft obiect or objec:~s which, when placed up in the sky, would give the same appearance aa the obiect which )'OU ow, In the folltwlftl alaetch, lfMtlne thet yeu et the point ahoMt. Plc on A .. on tt ... r.Utv~ I" t a how h.- high the olttect wea oltwe the horlaan (alcyllne) when yeN ''"' lt. Place t.1 e on the 1:une c;ur~.d line tf ahow how hlth the obtect woa oboe the horlaon (alcyllne) when ~nu last suw it. Place on 'A ' on the tompott when yov ''"' lt. Ploce o "8" on the com, where you I' aow the ohtect. 28 . Draw a picture that will ahow the motion thot the object or obiects mado. Place an ''A'' at the begtnni:1g ut' ~he path, a "8" ot the end of the path, and ahow any changes in direction during the ~ouu . 29. IF thr w:s MORE THAN ONE oblct, then how nllCI")' were there? 5)_ ' _ Draw o picrure of how they w.,e orran;td, and put an arrow to show the dirction that they were travuling. 30. Hv r n thla, a almllar obiect bef If eo 1lvt dote or dotes on4 locotlon. 31. Wa1 any I with you at tt.e time you 10w the oblect? (Circle One) 31.1 IF yow onawerM YES, cllcl they the obtect too? (Circle One) 31.2 Plae lilt their names IM oddressea: Pleoae give the fellowlng lnf~ttotlon about youraelf: lr\ellcote ~Y N41tlenol Information about yourself, Including ahy apeclol experience, which might be pertlnenr 33. When oN!~ to wh0111 did you reJ*t that you had n the oblect? 34. Dote you let.cl this .,eatlonnalre: Information hlch yov feel lnent and which Ia not adequately covereclln the specific polntl of th. queatlonnolre ~ a norrotlve explanation of your alghtlng. At 5:Je 1 saw two ligl1ts in the sky going from west to cast The objects \~ere apart approximately, whem my arms \-Jere held out and my index fingers were extended the index fingers were abott 1~ inches apart when eactt finger obliterated one object. I would judge tlte spped to be in excess of that of satelit~s that I have observed in the past. When ttae second object came to a stop I imagine the object came to a stop from the regular motion in a very short sp3ce., One might even state that it was an abrupt stop and the color seemed to change from a eH+s~sh blue-white to a reddish color and then back to e blue white. The other object kept on going. ~boiJt 25 minutes be fore we saw an~ther object tl1at we took to be a sate11uite in the south also going from a west to east direction, the ditection of this object seemed to be west to south east. The obj~ct was placed in position at 6.00 A.M. and at such a time perhaps military observers were eating ot changing shifts and the approach of dawn would be in their favor if such a positioning was to be secretive. 1 might add that the ol!j.ec t \\'as in the same place Saturday eveni ngJ<-' Sunday ~lorning and I also thought I saw it in place on Sunday evetling btt a light cloud Cover WaS forming SO this lS a-facto-rto l:)e considered on sunday even ing sighting. (merlumine iothalamate 60% injection) PriARMACEUTICALS CONRAY~400 (sodium iothalamate 66.8% injection) Angio-CONRAV<~v. (sodium iothalamate 80% injection) Mallinckrodt Chemical Works St. louis, Mo. 63160 SAFOICC/B. Perl1cb/2P/76526/28 Nov 67 forwarding a s1ght1na form tor you to till out 1n regard to your un1dcnt1t'1ed tly1na object a1~t1ng vhich took place 18 miles south or ~son, Texas on N0ver.1ber 27, 1967. Please com~lete a.l.l queationG on tho inclosed torm and mail to Wright-Patterson Air Force Doose, Ohio. A solf nddresaed envelope 18 inclosed tor :rour convenience. Sincerely, . Dl\ VID L. S'l'D.ES Lt Colonel, US~ Chief, Civil BranCh Corrwun1 ty Rola.t1ons D1 vision Office of InfornaUon DEPARTMENT or: THE AIR ,.ORCE HKADOUA .. TE .. S f'O .. EION TECHNOLOGY DIVISION C AF'8C J W"IOHT.ptATTEPtSON AUt FOJitC BASI. OH!O 4:1 .. 33 t.J?O Obserwtion ;z:f November 1967 Your name bas been given to the Aerial Phenomena Branch (Project Blue Book) as being a witness to an unidentified flying object. I:' you "ere a ':i tn~ss to an UFO sighting on 27 November 1967 \:ould you please complete the attache d AF Form 117 and return it in the envelope provided. If you were not a witness to this sighting , would you please make a statement to this effect on the atta ched form. T:le infoi,nation ,.,hich you provide will be used in evaluating this observation. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. S C. MANATI' Co lone 1, USAF rector of Production AF Form 117 The following report was submitted to SAFOII ( Coi'(JJ)w;;aGGeoi by . Dr of Dallas, Texas on November 27, 1967. Dr. sighted a while on a hun\ing trip at Fredericksburg, which approximately ~8 miles oouth d,f Mo.oon, 'I'oxo.a. Saturday morning (Nov. 25, 1967), we were on a deer stand (approximately 15 to 20 feet above the ground). We arrived there about 5:00 PM. While looking into the sky, we saw1wo flying objects. They looked like two lights and were shining in a northerly direction from the west. They moved in a straight line to a due north position. and stopped. One light became a stationary object. The second came stronger. It went from a yellow to a blue-white color and blinkea like a star. At 6:00 it ~ent into a position in front of the other light. The other light went off in an easterly direction. It was a clear, cold night. The remaining light stayed there until nothing else could be seen in the sky in the daylight At about 2:00 in tne morning, we heard a whirring sound and a column of light appeared at the window. It was a soft bluish light and remained there for about four minutes. BOB Nr 21-R258 SIGHTING. OF UNIDENTIFIED PHENOMENA QUESTIONNAIRE THIS QUESnO~'RE HAS BEI~N PREPARED SO THAT YOU CAN GIVE THE U.S. AIR FORCE AS MUCH INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE CONCERNINO THE UNIDENTIFIED PHENOMENON THAT YOU HAVE OBSERVED. PLEASE TRY TO ANSWER ALL OF ntE QUESTIONS. THE INFORMATION YOU GIVE WILL SE USED FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES. YOUR NAME Wil-L NOT Bit USED tN CONNECTION WITH ANY OF YOUR STATEMENTS OR CONCLUSIONS WITHOUT P~R.'tUSSlON. RETURN TO AIR FORCE BASE lNVF.S'l'IOATOR f4'0'R FORWARDING '1'0 FTD (TDETR), WRlGHT- PATTER~N ;a.FB, OlUO 45433, lAW 80-17. (IF ADDITIONAL SIJEITS ARE NEEDED FOR NARl~ATIVH OR sKETCflES ATTACH SEC~'RELY TO THIS FORM OR ANNOTATE WITH YOUR NAME FOR lDI!JVTIFICATlON.) 1. WHEH OIJ 'f:)\J SEE THE PH!:NOMENON? 2. WHAT TIM::: OJO YOU F-'IRST SIGHT THE PHENOMENON? 3. WHAT Tl~'; 0 10 YOU LAST SIGHT THE PHEHOMENONJ 4. TIME/ ZON ~ 0 EASTER:-. MINUTES--Cl Q. 0 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS 0 STANDARD ~CENTRAL. 0 MOUNTAIN D PACIFIC 0 OTHER S. WHC:R~ WEOS: YOU WHEN YOU SAW THE PHENOME .. IOtn IF IN CITY, GIVE THE NEAREST STREET ADDRESS AND INDICATE OH A HAND o;.. !witH MAP WHERE YOU WERE STANDING WITH REFERENCE TO THE ADDRESS. IF IN THE COUNTRY, IDENTIFY THE HIGHfiAY YO~ WERE ON OR NEAR ANO TRY 1'0 FIX A DISTANCE ANO DIRECTION FROM SOME RECOGNIZABLE LANDMARK. lp,.I~GI~I~ YO'J -'RC: AT THE POINT SHOWN IN THE: SKETC\i, PLACE AN "A" ON THC CUf-1V~O LH~E TO SHOW HOW HIGH THE PriEN0'-4~, N WAS ABOVE THE HORIZON, OR SKYLtN~, WHEN FIRST SEEN. Pl-ACE A o 0 r H S SAi>iE CURVED LIUE TO SHON HOI't roiGH ABOVE THE HORIZON T H E PHENOntENOH WAS WHEN LAST SEEN. lA. NOW IMAUIMI! YOU ARI ATTHIE CENTE A 0, TH& C':OMPAS9 AOSI!. ptLACit AM "A OM THI COMJitA9S TO INDICATE THIE DIRECTION TO THE PHINONI!NON WHIEM ,.AST SEEN. PLACI! A a ON THE COMPASS TO INDICATE THIE OI .. ICTIOM TO THE PHENOMENON WHKN LAST SKKN. 7. IN THE SKETCH B E L.OW, PLACE AN A AT THE POSITION OF THE PHENOMENON WHEN FIRST SEEN, AUD A e AT THE POSITI O N OF THE PHENOMENON WHEN LAST SEEN. CONNECT THE A AND a WITH A L INE TO APPROXIMATE THE MOVEMC:~IT O F THE PHENOMENON B ETWEEN -A AND a. THAT IS, SCHEMATICALLY SHOW WHETHER THE MOVEMENT AP?EA P.l!O TO BE STRAIGHT, CURVED OR ZIGZAG. REFE R TO SMALLER SKETCH AS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO COMPLETE T t-iE l.ARG~f-1 SKETCH. PAGE 2 0 F 9 PAGe S WHEAl! WERI! YOU WHEN YOU SAW THI! PHENOM~NON? (C"ee. ftPproprloae .loc