10. CONCLUSION i .t . :-...J.'.I.RER OF G3J::CTS 1 :~ . L !:i'\Ci"H OF OSSt':RVATiON 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND .>.:-.:A'-YSIS TYPE OF O BSO:RVATION j 9 . PHYSICAL EVIDENCE not~d cu.-i:~ in col:>r. l'rrw! o u a ntllllo n or thh ,..,,..,. cay b ... . J. OEw-AATMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUAJtTI:ftS I'"O,.I:IGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION I AI"C I W"IGHTII'ATTIU.,ON AI" I'"OJIIIC& A811. OHIO UI433 UFO Observation 15 July 1967 Reference y1)Ur unidentified observation. The information \lhich we have received is not sufficient for a scientific evaluation. Request you complete the attached FTD Form 164 and return it in the envelope provided. Thank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. tt~ ~A oneJ.i!-USAF ctor of Technology and Subsystems FTD Form 164 w/envelope I e.m sending you a sit_;hting t;D.ich I D.ave m"J.de. I nould e.,1iiC:r ci3."te it if you would investigate it an<'i send r.e a1oy infor :>8.tion abou.t i'l: ym' finO.. On the inside is e. dres1ing tlnt I me.dc e.nd 'i:l'c.t rrr:r ni tness -cade. -, Our LJ.~c zone is 4-. I ~nu ttc object P8.ci::'ic, tt:J Da7J :t,:-: t 5 . 'rho object \7as 5n siGht for 'J.. nil!u.te ant1 time'-bccc.vsc I looked a t u:ry Hatch. :1.1.t t1~e scconQs. I ' B s ure of object was net in ci[;l:.t 7 . The sun \:as to u'!Y lef t as I lool::eo. at the 8 . 'I'~c sLy was clear and ~he nea t~er rr8.S hot C). 'l'hc o"uject aTJoe a:reC. solid. 1 0 . Tile cdce of tl':e object v1as sharnly outl::i.neO.. 11. The obj oct a!)pca:!:ecl to ste.nd otill s oi.:e o::' ti1e tiv.e ~.nd clio2.1nen.:r onc1.. :reapnear. 12. The) object disa:J:veoxecl whi'le I ,.,8 s ;'la t c i1ing it . 1?. The object didn' t travel in front or i n ba.c1: of anytb.ir..g. 14. Th:e ob :j cct made no sound a n d w:?.s rrhi te in color. 15 . I con1c1n' t estime.te t h e sneed or the size of the object. 16. I nas standind outc1oors when I s?.W the object. i 7 . I \'TO s near anD airfield. 18. I obser-ved the object through nothing, I saw it with t~c naked t l..at rm.s hovering 19. This object looked 1il<:e a \7hite dinnc~c TJle.te 20. The object was about 15 O.et;rcs:J c.bove the g-.cov..nd. and nas in t~1e north- ':leS v S:.Y. 21. I br-.ve never seen 22. There ~u0 ru1otLcr 2nything t~1.at loo~\:cd lik e :person ni th me 8.r:d he s.l\1 tl.cis oo j ect. the objec t too 23 o !:I ere so-::e inforraatim1 abou.t me. su'.Jject. And I am cel"t2.i.."1 eattle, ,'fc.shir..t:;ton . ca.~ctl e , Wa s hLYJ.g t on :::-re a large I ;)IDi: ' T see collection of an air nle.n e . 8UIIJic:T: DEPARTMENT OF THE A I R FORCE HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOL.OGY DIVISION !AFSC) WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BAS!:: OHIO <4:5-433 UFO ObserV3tion Your name has been given to the Aerial Phenomena Branch (Project Blue Book) as being a witness to an unidentified flying object. If you "'ere a 1-ri tness to en UFO sighting on l5 J une 1967 ,.-ould you please complete the attached AF Form 117 and return it in the envelope provided. If you were not ~ witness to thi5 sighting, would you please make a statement t o this effect on the att~ched form. i nform.:ltion \lhich you provi de "ill be used in evaluating this observation. Thank you for your assistance i n this matter. AF Form 117 iMES C. MANATl', Colone l , USAF of Production U. S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION This questionnoirt! has been prepared s o that you con give the U. S. Air Force as much information as possible concerning t h e unidentifi~d aerial phenomenon that you have observed. Plaase try to answer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will be used for research purposes. Your nome will not be used in connection w ith any statements, conclusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal il'lformotion so tha t if it is deemed necessary, we may contac t you for further details. 1. When did you see the objec t ? Ht)Uf Minutes (Circle One): 3. Time Zone: Mont h Yo or (Circle One): o. !:astern b. Central 4 . Where were you when you saw t he object? City o r T own State or County 5. how long w:ls objec t in !#is!-lr= ( T o t a l D~or.:Jtion) Hours ~inutes c. Not very sure b . Focrly certain d. Justo guess 5.2 Was object in sight continuously ? 6. Who~ was the condition of the sky? a;=sright ~ o. B ri ght 7. IF you sow the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked at the obje c t ? (Cir.:l:! One): a. In front of y o\J b. In bee'< of y 0\1 c. T o your risnt f. D on ' t rc:nH:rnbcr FTD OCT 62 164 Thle form aupetlud .. ,. FTO 16~. Jt.ll 61, which I obs olet.,. ti. I F you saw the object at NIGHT, what did y o u notic e c o n c t: rning the ~TARS and MOON? 8.1 STARS(Circ/eOne): 8.2 MOON ((,cfe One): a . None a . Bria h t moonlight b. A few b. Dull moonlight c . Many c. No moonlig h t -pitch dark d . Don't remttmber d. Don't rem~mber 9. 'frha t were th e weather conditions at the time you sow the object? CLOUDS (Circle Q.,e): ('0. Clear sky) c . Scattered clouds d. Thick or heavy clouds -HEATHER (Circle One): b. Fog, mist, or light rain c .'~oderate o r heavy rain e. Do n ' t remember 10. The object appeared; (Circl~ One): ronsporent d. A s o light c . Don't rememb~r it cppeared a s a l ight, was it brig hter t h a n the brightest stars? (Circle One): o . Srighler c . A.oout the some d . D o n't kno w 11.1 Compare brightness to s.:>me common object : The edge s or rhe oh,.,c~ were (Circ le One ) ; -F-y -2 -zy_o_c_b_l_u_. r-~-d-~ b. Like o bright star c. Shor!"'ly outline d d. Don't remember Did t he object: (Circle One f o r e och quP.stion) t o stond s t i l l u : on'/ time? Don't kn o w b. Suddenly speed up and rush away a t any t ime? Don't know c. Break up into parts or explode? (No) Don't k:'low d. Give off smoke? Don't know e. Change brightness? (No) Don't know f. Change shape? :No) Don't know g. Flo sft o r Fl i.:br? 1d. Did the object disaopeor while you"""'" watching it? If so, how? 15. Did thtt object move ~hind som~thin~ atony time, porticu!orly a cloud? (Circle One): Yes Don't Know. IF you answftred YES, then tell what 16. Did the obiftct move in front of $Omething ot o11y time, pctrtir.Jiarly o clot~d? (Circle One): Yes @ Don't I( now. IF you onswl!,lred YES, then te II what 17. Tell in a f,., words tha following things nbout the object: 18 . We wrsh to know the angular sizo. Hold a match stick at arm's length in line with o known object and note how of th e ohj.o'td is covered by th" n~ad of the match. If you hod oerformed this Upl!tri""'nt ot the ti~ of the si :~hting, how much of th" object W()v!d hove been covered b) the match head? 19. Draw a picturo that wi ll s how the shape of the object or objects. Label and include in your sketch any details of the object that yov sow such as w ings, protrusions, etc., and especially exhaust trails or vapor trails. Place an arrow beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving. 20. Do you think you can estimate the speed of the object? (Circle One) IF yOY answered YES, then what speed would you estimate? ------- 21. Do yey think you can estimate how for away from you the object wo.s? (Circle One ) IF you answered YES, then how for away would you say it was?--------- 22. Where were yey located when yey saw the object? (C ire ie One): 23. Were you (Circle One) In the business secti on of o city? --.-:-ln-.th-e--r~sidential section of a city_?_) a Ins ide a building b. In a cor c. In open countryside? Outdoors) {CJ. Near on airfield?-> In on airplane (type) e. Flyin g over a city? e . At sea f. Flying over open cOYntry.? 24. IF you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE o r other v ehicle a t the time, then complete t~e following que s tions: 24.1 What direction were you moving? (Circle One) c. East e. South b. Northeost d. Southeost f . Southwest h. Northwest 24.2 How fo$1 ""'"' yOY moving? --------~miles per hour. 24.3 Did you sto p atony time while you w~ro looking a t the obje c t ? (Circle One) 1 2s. o:d ycu ~bervt'! t'"' objec "'rough on>' o f the following? a. Eye;h:ues b . Sun glosses c. Windshield d. Window glass e. Bin~culors f. Telescope g. Theodolite 2.5. In "',.: tr :(,l'!t ;':)'J c~n qive os cleur o picur~ a:. po-ssibl., of whnt y-JJ saw, rl., :;cdb.:J in your own word-; a c ommon object or objocts which, when placed vp in the sky, would give the some oppt!aronce as the object wh ich you sow. 27. In tho following sketch, imagine that y o u C(e a t the point shown. Place or "A" o n th~ curvl!td I in-e to show how h igh the object was above the hor izon (skyline ) when you first sow it. Place o "B'' on t he s ome curved line to show h ow high the object was above t he horizon (skyline) when you lost sow it. Place on "A" on the comooss when you first sow it. Place o "B" on th e compass where you lost sow the object . 28. L.lraw o pic t ure tha t will show the motion that th~ object or object s mode. Place o n "A" at the beginning of the path, o "~" ot the end o f the path, and show any changes in d irect ion dur ing th~ course. j 29. IF th~re wa s MOPE THAN ONE object , then how many were t!-:ere? ------------ i D.oY' o o;ctute oi how they wore ottonged, onJ put on ottow to now tne d;tect;on that they wete ttovel;ng. 30. Have you over seen this, or a similar objttct before. If ao givo doh or dot"s and locoti .. m 31. Was anyone else with you at the timtt you sow the object? (Circla One) 31.1 IF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) 31.2 Please list their names and addresses: 32. Please give the following information about yourself: ADDRESS _....;;;: Zone State TELe PHONE NUMBER Indicate any odditlonol infor mation a bout yourself, including any special e xperience, which might be pertinent. 33. When and to who m did you report t hat you hod seen the object? 34. Dote you completed this questionnoire: 35. Information which you feel pertinent a nd which is not adequately covered in the specific points of the- questionnaire or a narrative explanation of your sighting.