1. 0.:. TE -TIME GROUP PROJEC7 iC073 RECO~:> Ci Yili.un 4 . NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 50 minutes 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 8. PriOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 10. CONCLUSION INSUFFICI&';T D.U'.t. FOR EVAUTATlON 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AHO ANALYSIS FTO SEP 63 0-329 (TOE) Pr9l-ll e4Jtl- ol thla r-_,be \1..-d, U. S. AIR FORCE TE'=HNICAl INFORMATION Thi~ questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Farce as much information a~ possible concerning the unidentified aerial pheno menon that yo u ha ve observed. Please try to a nswe r as many que~tions o s you ponibly can. The in fo rma tio n that you g ive will be u~ed far research purposes. Your nome will not be u~ed in connec tion with a ny statemenh, conclu~ions, or publications without your p e r mhsion. We request this p e r sonal information so that if it i~ deemed necessary, we may contact you fo r further details. 1. When d id you see the ob ject? 3. Time Zone: Month Year (Circle One): E:,Sa .J b . entrol 2 . Time of (Circle One): A.M. (Circle One): r,!~h~ Saving \t" to: ar'9 4. Where were you when you sow the object? City or To wn Srote or County 5. How lo ng wo~ o b ject in sight? (To tal Duration) Houro Seconds : a . Cert c . Not ve ry sure o irly certain d . J ust a gues~ 5 .2 Wa s o bject in sight continuously? o . Bright ''b. CfOudy 7. IF yo u so w the object during DAYLIGHT, whe re was the SUN loc'lt~d as) o u looke d a l tho ob ject? (Circl!! O n ... J o In fro nt c f you c . To your r'oh FTO OCT 6 2 164 Thu Cor m ~up.,l"'t>dt> FTD HH. jut 61, '' h~en t> ob.>"l"te < Prlvt o~) . Afr ForcE UFO form continued ;.:; v::o vou think you con esllmote the speed of th<: object? (Circle One) Yes ,: vou ons"'ered YES, then what speed would you estimate ? _ 1 1 0:, you think you con estimate how ior away from you the object was? ICtrcle One} Yes If you answered YES, then how for away would you soy it was? _:_ _ :n Y{nere were you loco ted when you sow he object? /Cirde One} 23. Were you (Circle One:) 0 . in the business section o f o citv? o Inside o building b . In o cor G" Ouooori) d In on a irplane (type) In 1n e resident,ol secoon ot o cotv~ In open countryside? Near on airfie ld? over a city? ying over open coun':y? ?~ 1: you w e re MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE or other vehicle ot the 1ime, then complete the following que~tions: 7-t.l What d11ec tion were yo u movong? 1 Circle One) c. East e. Sou1h b . Northeast d. Southea st f . Southwtst h. No rlh we<l 74.2 Ho"'' fos1 were you moving? mile~ per hour. 2~.3 Did you slop at any time while you wert: looking a t th e objec1? (Circle O ne} =>o vou obse rve tht object1hrough any oi the following? fyeglc sse! Binocvlors Svn glose f. T elesccpe c w.nd,h;etd Tnecdol:te Yes @ Window glo,~ h. O:hcr . oder net you con give o s clear a pictu re o s possible of who: you sow, describe in your own words o common object o r ob- ~c wn;cn, when placed u p in the ky. would give the some opoecronce a s the object which you sow . Did lht: ob ect d.~oppecr while you w e re watc hing it? If so, how? Pr U<rHT n,.Ul..e> \U~SC * Did the object move \omething o r o n y t ime, p o rticulorly o cloud? (Circle OnC') Don' t kno w. IF you a nswered YES, the n tell whet a HIND .. Did th e objec1 ""''"' ;~ ""'"''ng ot any time, particularly o cloud ? (Circle One}: Don't kno w . IF you o mwered YES, then tell whe t tT ~.r> 81f)ffwrr 't)\SAPPEA~e:t> arndJ ..f~..t..rr-=- i=A:R:r[lfi~ Tell in c few words the foHowing things a b out the object : 0 . Sound l.IO ~OLlNcb t-+GA-R..D b . Colo r ~El.: .Q W tT 0 ~llii'N ~>' We wish to kno w the angular size. Hold a match stick o t o rm's leng th in line with o known obje c t ond note ho..., much of tf.c o bject is cove re d by the heed of the match . II you hod p erformed this experime nt ot th e time of the ~ighlong, how much of object w ould hove been co ve red by the match heed? Drew o p icluot: tl.oot will ~1-oow tl.oe shope of the object o r objects. Lobel end indud1: in you r ~!..etch o n y detob of the object you sew such os w'"9~. p rc usions, e tc., end especially exha ust t rcils or vc;::~or !roils. Ploce o n arrow besid e the d ro.,.,ing ro il>o"' th, direction the objecl wo~ mo ving. 8. IF you ~c J -: ,,,.;ect ot N IGHT, what d id you notice concerning :he STARS end MOON? d . ),ro't remembe r 8.2 MOON (Circle One}: c. Bright moonlight b. Dull moonlight c:C'"No mnonhgnl-pitcn d-:~P d . Don't remember 9. Whet w<:r'l ob: .-eorher cond itions o t the lime you sow the object? CLOUDS '':td<t One): WEATH:R (Circle One}: ~mist, o r light rain c. Sc:::llo:r'>J :h ... ds c. Moderate o r heavy rain d. Thiel<"'' h.,oy clouds e . Don' t remember i 0. T11e obje. r "l'l'eored: (Circle One): T ron'tfJut~tH ... Don't remember 11. li ir appJ"'' ' as a light, wos it brighter then the brightest stars? (Circle One}: b. tlunme r c. About the some d. Don' t '<now 11. 1 Co"P''' o b rightness to some common obj ect: 12. The e dg"' .11 '>e object were : (:::irrl<> 1..' '"'' o. Fuzzy or blurred <fi like c ~rtqnr stCU> c. Sharply outlined d. Don' t remember ' J srond st ill at any tome? S~ -.-- .peed up and rush away at any time? c ~. , . .: 110 portJ or explode? C ' : oo ,ghtness? .-.... _,. '"lnd reappea r? (Circle One for each queslion) Don't know Don't know No Don' t know Don' t know Don' r know Don't ~now No Don't know No Don' t know U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION This questionnaire has been prepared so that you con gi1e the U.S. Air Force cs much information cs pos;ible concerning the unidentified aerial p h!!nomenon that you hove observed. Please try to answer cs many questions os you possiuly con. The information thor you give will be used for re;eorch purpose s. Your nome will nol be used in connection with any statements, conclusions, or publications without your p ermission. We request this personal information so that if it is deemed necessary, we may contcct you for funher details. I. When d id you see the objact? 3. Time Zone: Mont!! Yaor (Circle One): o. Eastern b. Central c. Mountain .. Po cttoc you sew the object? (Circle One): A.M. (Circle One): o. Doylioht Saving ([: Standorv City or To..,, State or Covl'ly 5. Ho"" long wc s object in sight? (Toral Duration) Hours Minues o. Certain c . Not very sure d . Jvsl o guess .5.1 How wos time in sight det~rmined? uJ ~ v::, l WAIGH 52 We<. object in sight continu"u~ly? S. Whor wos th~ condition of rhe . ky? 7 IF you o H tf.e object during DAYLIGHT, ""here wns .he SUN loco:~d os y.:~u loo<e d ct the object? {(rr~'"' One o. In front of you b. In bock o! you c. To your right d. To y?ur l~fr c. Overheod f. Don't remember FTD ocr o2 164 Thts for:n ,u., .. : .l'<iS i"TO ltH jul tH, \.h:ch. obsnlo>te. Oft~cial U.Ss Air Force LF{ 34. Dote you completed thh questionnaire: 35. Information whic.h you feel pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the specific points o f th e questionnaire or a norrotive l'xplonotion of your sighting . \.v he/V 1 S i i W ~'NO j" Jiu.; ,lv; / f\J e ::;. A~r Force UFO form cont~nuedl 3: Hcv~ yo.J ever seen thi~. oro ~imilor object before. If ~o give dolo or dotes end location. NO :JI. Wa~ a nyone el~ with you or thE t ime you sow the object? (Circle O n e ) No J l.l IF you answered YES, did they see :he objr:ct too? (Circle Ond No J 1.7 Pleose hst their nomes ond addresses: ~2. P'-o~ give the iollowing information obout yourself: Firu Name Middl~ Nome Zone State TElEPHONE N UMB Indica te any oddirionol info rmotion o!:>out yourself, including o ny special experience, which might bE: perti~.e-t . n 'Whe n o nd to whom d id you report thor you hod seen the object? 27. In the following ~ketch, in>ogine thor you ore c:t the point shown. Place on "/>"on the curv~:d line to show how high r ~ d:. wa s above the horizon (~kyline) when you first sow it. Piece o ''B" on t he some curved fine to show how htgh thr ohjt::ct wos above th e horizon (s kyline) when you lost sew if. Piece on "A" on t he compoH when you first 50" ' it. Place o 'B" on the tO" poss when you lo st sow the object. 28. Dr o w o p ic ture thot will show the motion thot the object or objects mode. Piece on "A" at the beginning o f the pc!h, a "B" ol t he end of the poth, end show ony changes in direct ion during the cour!e . IF there wos MORE THAN O N E o bject, then how mony we re there? T...~-~W.lUO.J.._ _ _ Dro w o p icture of how they were orronged, ond put o n orrow to show the direction thot they were trove ling. Off~c~al U.S. A~r Forc8 3J. Dop you completed thi \ questionnaire : 35. lnfor.,.,ot:on which you feel pertiMnt and .,..hith is not adi!quatl!ly covered in th~ specific points of the que,tioni'lo:re o r a norrotfve e .xplonotio n of your sighting. th~ IJFO reporr.s they have b~.1n ::;ubmi t~ing t o the UFO G~'ficc e.t T..lr ie;h t -Put t erson. Lt Ci..l.Il."linghum cav e the r'ollo,;ine: reporr. over the telephone . Sig h1:.lng o f 2 7 J a nuary at 0251, d isc .:;hape, siz~ ol' a.n airplo.n c (piper cub) at hOOO -5000 ft, oro.ng~! in co ) ~r, dim, Was ''o" form, six obj-::c ts, unkno..m size, no sound, nothing unusual-the fire depart~ent's radio in the Chief' s ca~ radio had sta !:.ic. Looked u p anC. noticied ob.ject, no an~le or ~Zif:l.uth, slo...,rly, disappeared like blo;.;inc; a ir.a tch cuT.. Tor.a.l observation \~as te::-1 minutes, .ground visual, ,.;i th n~ optical aids. Time -... as give as 27/0230Z , night (Disc repancy he r e '.Jith dute und time given earlie r in report). Ob5erved at 'toyers Corn e r s , Fire Department, organ and Buckly, Fir e ~partment il Observers "'ere: Dave Morgan, 8049 t-!organ Road, Liverpool New Yor~, college) age 21 and Ke n J Brand, RD #4, Rt 57, Bell eville , Ne..,, York. Ceiling 38, t?O,OOO ft oo,ooo f't .risibility 12 L1rg~ i~version f rom 3urf~c8 :To interceo<:ive tt..~ n, no aircraft i::-1 th~ "lre-:-i at the ti:ne, r.othi:1g unusual on Co.-::r.ent s Received m~ny lh" first 'dr Force. L1; :.!:::tra::o r-= .. pt"'.~tNI that th~..y ;ontac., t:1e unusual rer>o. ts, 311 d if so S~'>nd copi-.:s to us. Ccntct. tn~ Co . ,rol Tm.-er ana :ee lf anyone S'l'-" anythinc; unusual ur..d !'il!'!ke a s taterr.en~ (H:tncock) tna t.. wejhavc radar coverage and th9 nothi.l'lg unu~ual w""ls ~ight~d durlng thlv time perioa . . Lt ~!are.no a nd Capt St. ,John discussed the UFO !' ~ports that h3.<l been made to us incorrectly. Captain St . John s:1id that they reali:~ed that they had had a slip shod program o n th~se UFOs GO Col Sheppard set up new policies a n d decided to have the Int.::lligence Officer investigate the re-port3. Now they turn the reports over to the Intel people for investigatcon and they in turn send thcr. o:~ck to the Info office u-von co!I!Dletion. Lt ~arMo e:("Ola ined t:Jat and solved if a report 'W85 i nvestigated/they did not h ave to send it to '-lright- Patterson. Lt f'.!:lrano told him tha t .,;e would !'inish up the report:> tt1e y had p~cviously sen~ to us since t~ey a r e so old , hodever, the y should investigate the repo r t of 27 January and submit ina~cord with the regulation. fr[i: ;j/ b