OF ()bjECTS I ~. l .:.:,._.C1'H OF OaSERVATION 1"YPE OF O&Sc~VATION BRIEF SUM:""ARY A~C ~i,ALYSIS Ob~<;rvc;.: J...:.l co~1~oi vo.blfJ i~ because or 1S. DRAW A PICTURE THAT WILL IHOW THf! SHAPE 01' THIE IIHKNOM~NON. INCLUD~ AND LABEL ANY DETAILS THAT MIOMT HAVE APPEAfUlD AS WINOI OR PROTftUSIONS, AND INDICATE !:XHAUST OR VAPOR TRAILS. INDICATE BY AN AR~OW THE DIRECTION THE PHENOMENON WAS MOVING. fiJLrw ' ~ .v.; J-ql~w Q t; 16. WhAT WAS--~ AHCUL.AR SIZE? HOLD A ,_.ATCH AT ARM'S LENGTH IN FRONT OF A KNOWN ODJECT, SUCH AS A STREET LA~:> 0~ 7.-~ ""0 . NOTE. HOW MUC!-1 ;>F T~E OBJECT IS COVERED BY THE HEAD OF THE MATCH. HO'II' IF YOU HAD BEEN Aa:..~ -~ -=E~FOP.M THIS EXPER'M~'iT AT THE TIME OF THE SIGHTING, ESTIM.\TE WHAT FRACTION OF THE PHENOME"t:.'-~0'--:I HAVE BEEN COvE~EO BY THE MATCH HEAD PAGE 6 OF 9 PAGES 1 1. 010 YOU C\US:!RVC. THE PHENO~H!NO .. TtiROUC:H AHV OF THE FOLI.OWINCH lt.ICL.liOE INFOR~ATION ON ~OOEL, TYPF, FIL.T~n. LF.NS P~r~CRIP1"J<.lH OA OTtll:.n ~PPl.ICA8l.E OATA. C: '-'J:!:AA VI!!'HER THEODOLITE EAn GLASSES? 8 . 00 YOU USE RE~OING G~A:;SESf E!iSION OF nu:; S?5:EO OF THE 19. WHAT WAS YOUR IMPR~S~IOH Or TH~ DISTAtiC~ OF ESTIMAT! OF SPEEO PHENOMENON? OiV:: ES rtMATE OF Ol~'iAHCE 20. IN 0~:-zc:-1-.11 WE MAY 09TA:~I AS C\..EM~ A PICTURE All P OSSIOl.E OF WHAT YOU SAN, OESCRID! IN YOUR OWN WOHD!> .to. CO.,.,..J' ~:,;ecTOR OilJECiS WHICH, WiiEH PLACED IN THE Sl<V, SIMILAR TO WHERE YOU N01"E O THI! ?HE:f40'~ENON, WI")U -D U~-\ 'J SOME RESEMBL~NCE TO 'tiHI\T YOU S AW. DESCRIBE SIP41LARITIES ,\NO DIFFERENCES 13ETWEEU THF. COM;-40'1 ~=. O::CT AN 0 WH "T YOU SAW 2 \ !Jo:l :;_ :::--:.::: A~Y ODOR, HOIS<::, c.; n::.;T :MANATIN FROM THE PHENOMENO Or. ANY t:FrECT O N YOUF<SE~F. : A'"o .. :..~;:.? ...... : ... ,l't~i'!YINTHEVICI'i-Yi QYES NO. lFve:s,oESCR18E. : CISTURS Tr!E G Lt..tQ OR LE~VE AH Y PH'fSICAL EVI.O EHC. 0 YES [~j HO. PAGE 7 OF~ PA{;f_3 22. HAVF. YOU CV~R SEEN THI'; OR A SIMILAR PHEH0'4'!N~N BEFORE? DYES HO. IF vEs, GIVE DATE AND 23. WAs 1\HYOr-."-. WITH YOU AT TH TIM~ YOU SAW THE PHI!NOMENON? J2f'YES 0 NO. IF YE:i," 010 THEY SEE IT TOO? S AND AOOR LAST NAlo4E, ,..I~ST tiAME, MIDDLE NAME ADORE~:i (.::~-:, Cicy, State and Z tONAL INFORHATION INCLUOIHG OCr:UPATION AtiO ANY EXPERIENCE WHICH MAY Bt: ?t:RTINENT . 75. ''f'HEN ANC ':"C '-''-:>V 010 YOU F<EPOfiT T HAT YOU HAO SIGHTED THIS PHENOMENON? DAY_ MONTH_ YF-AR ~ ?,(;. UA f E YOU C OM,.,LETEO THI~ QU~STimlN .. \IRE. PAGE 8 OF 9 P AGES 27. IN FORMATION WHICH YOU FEEL IS PERTINENT BUT WHICH IS NOT ADEQUATELY COVER EO IN THIS QU ESTIONHAIR!:. ALTERNATIVELY PROVIDE A NARRATIVE EXPLA~ATION Otr THE SIGHTING. PAGE 9 OF 9 PAGES DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HKADQU ~"TIEftS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION ( A,SC) W"IGHT ... ATTERSON AUt ,O .. CI: 8A5E. OHIO ~!5433 UF.'J Observation,. 4 N)Vember 1967 Fe!"erence your rec~:1t unidentified flying object sighting "''hich ~-o:.. reported to the Air Force. The infonnation ";hich we have r~ceived is not sufficient for a scientific investigation. Request complete the attached AF Form 117 and return it in the self- a .::dressed envelope. Thank you for reporting your observation to t he Air Force. ~:.--~S C. MANATT, Colonel, USAF """'' ~ctor of Production AF Form 117 ncar Sirs , On thP. nir-l1t of ;.J "v. ~, 19H7, my brot11cr at rive, 1 all.al1n.s C" J.'lo rlda. \.C sa1; it for bot:'~.:: '11V brother was r~oinr; t 0 n. club mectinr o.n(l -;. s being .ic:-=.:, u n.t 7:!5 anrl he ,;cnt ouL about 7:00 nnd wr~ s c.w it for c .. c"---:.le mlnut0s nfter he lcft.lt WD.f; in sirrlLt for t ' e whol e tirll; exce,t ,.,.hen it wen-t behjncl trees fcrr no tJ1 \)l.'C t.lHtn. 10 J.t 1'ift~ : brig " t n\~ht and tl,crc rnany stars n.nrl the moon , ''c: .,ri~:ht. It was a clea-r, dry ni ht .1 c 0 b j e c t 1 o o '' e 1 1 ike an en 1 on o: at e d star a '1 d t h c c d g e s w c r c hlur~:::cl. i t was li;:-, t, tha n tl1(:) dim-nest stn: r:.; but not a.s :the brif,ht e -r .5tn.r s . T ~,rne W:1.S noth in~ u rn.t ~:al au Oll t i ~ exc e . l t1~n.t i i fo _10'\'ecl a ::;t,r(1.n6r\ nat h It didn' l, lilflkv vny !:>Oll1ld. that a fl::1t tooth,ick at n cr:1s l ength it 1,o.tld be .1 li Ltle bit small r t1Htn i Ls width. 1 couldn'y tell you t~1c o..p roxi::1<.1.te s .:cecl bnL i t ~:as I 1 o o ked ~-t i i t h r o l t .:~ h b in o c u l!i! r s n.n d I ' v e e n c l f) s c d n. d r GL:'i:1g or what I sa;:. : : , ... ? .. s at abou ~ d.t a L1G degr~eangle with thE' horizon I first sav i t o.nd at abo l t a 60 degree: a n g l r~ when la~.-t sa if it. J. l. r ~ '.; i L traveled about 8\'l;' then turnod to N , !:~-:-:..:~-=~myself [l.:L':: my brother, my nothcr sn.w it Ln o . 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DIRECTION TO THE PHNOM~No-. WHEN FIAST Sl.EN. PLACE A o ON THf! C OMP,\SJ TO INDICATE THE DIRt!CTI0:--4 TO Tttl~ PHENOMENON WHEN LA:iT SeE~. j 7. IN TriC: Sr<ETC H ~ELOW, PLA C E AN .. A .. A Y T1F. PO~ITIOt! o;. THE! Prl:=:NOMt:~Ot t WHeN FIRST 5EEN, ANO .\ '"a \ T THE j P0$1TI<'~i c~ THF. Pi-!S~Im4ENON WHFN L\:>r S'::!::~L COtHI~CT T H. A., AND a WITH A LINf:: iO .\f'PROXmATF. '!H ~ ~ VOVE,..;~NT :>=THE PHENm~ENON El!::TW~EN "'A" MW ,.a~. Th.\T IS, SCHEMATICALLY SHO',/ 'JfHC:n ic:fl THE OVE~J!EtiT ( APr'C:.;~{!CI - v BE STRAIGHT, CURV~O OR Zt-:;-zA1:;, Rr.FE R TO SMAL~Etl S i<ET Ct-' \S 1-' I ;._Xf-!.I.PL':! OF HOW TO CO ?I.E:T~ j Tl-iE Lt.. ;::::-SKE-TCH.