UJC:Cl IUU/J tU:t:O~U ~ 1. OA TE TIM~ vi<OUP 2. LOCATION 1 April 69 3. S~Ui!CE 4. NlJMBE R Ot= OBJECTS Frankfort Kentuc 10. CONCLUSION INSUFfiCIENT DATA S. LENGTH 0:: OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION G:-ow"ld.-Vi sunl .7. COURSE 6. Prl OTOS 9. ?HYSICAL C:VIOENCE The. observers were asleep when they vere awakened by a loud noise ~imilar to the noise power lines make on a cold day. The observers looked outside ~ut did not see anything. When the source of the noise couldn't be discovered they decided to go to bed. Just then they sighted the object through the window. It appeared as a dull yellowish light that traveled to west and disappeared in about 5 minutes. Theyobserved that their dogs were barking and seemed very frightened. CO~mNTS: A form 117 was sent to the observer but was not returned. It is unknown if the object passed in front of or behind anything, est. of height, if the light appeared p,..v1oua ed!UIM' ol thh fona .. , be ud Ul FF-dC11 f C" tr:sr...,., aus aced 4tJse Z2. f'I.~VK Y:>U "Vf:fll St !l't TN II OR A ll~ll. A~ PH l:H~M.!Nf.)W ~l!IFO,.Jf? 0 V&U (B fiO. I~ v!S,,. GIVE OAT E AN 0 23. WA!i'ANYOH~ '#.~,. ""O!J AT THI! TIMi! YOU SA"f THE PHF.HO~A~H01'4' ~VES 0 NO. IF vt-.s, 010 THEY SEE IT TOO? LYfv~s 0 N ':l A. LIST T ,. f-.1 \-l'tl .t.NC AOD~ESSI:S 24. GIVE THE FOLt..OWING INFORMATION A()OlJT VOURSt::L1: ' MIDDLE NAM!: '"-J, tot~ orul Zip Code) J.l,e.l. E INOI.:ATt 1,001TION.t.~ INFORMATION INCL.UCING OCCUPATION AUO ANY EXPE:fltlt;HC:Z WHICH M A Y BE PERTINENT. THAT YOU HAD SIGH TEO THIS,..eH E~OMEHON, ~ Z5. ~lot t=:~ AN 0 T O WM0'-1 C ) Y O U REPORT d .7.6. OAr~ YOU CON?L.t:'T'.E:O rHIS QUESTIO:'-IHAIRE. PAGE 8 OF 9 PAGE~ Z7. INFOFH-4-'TI.JN WHICH YOU FEEL IS PERTINENT OUT WHIC~t IS NOT ADF.QliAT -.;7;-;.;E .,.O IN H IS QlJESTIO ALTEA.,A T:VELY PROVIDE A NARAATIVE EXF'L.ANATION OF THE SIGHTI~G. N AIRC, L I G ~'fr S 21. INFOqMTION WHICH YOU FEEL IS PERTINENT BU1' WHICH IS NOT AOEQUATC::LY COVEFl0 H-4 THIS QUESTIONNAIRE, ALTEn ... ATIVE:LY PROVIDE A NARRATIVE EXPLANATION OF THE SIGHTING. 6" tJN ''or- I r J( I q P AG 9 OF ct PAGC<, L..IC~ ill- ft[,L'I TO DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUA .. TERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION C AF8C l WRIGHT.rATTEASON AIR FORCE BASE OHIO 45433 'TD1~ (UFO) UFO C::s ervation , Kentucky 406ol Re:te :-e ncc your re~...~ent unidentified flying object sighting \o1hich you ported to the Air Force. The information which ~e have rec~:1ed is not sufficient for a scientific investigation. Request yc:l (:Omplete the attnched AF Form 117 and return it in the self- addressed envelope. Thank you for reporting your observation to the .t..ir Force. "3~c:oR QUINTANILLA, Jr, Lt Colonel, USAF Ch~e~, Aerial Phenomena Office Aer~3pace Technologies Division Pro ction Directorate AF Form 117 w/envelope 'l'DPf (oro) Lt Col Quintanilla/70916/mhs/9 May 68 L~ Obaervst1on, l April 1968 F_aalcfort Pollee ~m:-t# Kentucq 406ol L The Aerial Phua.ma Ott1ee ta 1n receipt ~ till un1dentU1ed ~ ob (UFO) from Franlctort, Kentuck7, vbieh oeeurted OD l April 1968 a\ tel7 10:45 pa 2 . The vi toea s~ted so ext"raeq bli 6bt yell.ov light that moved :r'x'Oa the eas-t to the west. The 11g!t to have a yellCJ\1 halo n!~Dd it and the obeerYer eOIIpl!lred the light to that of the setting sun. IUr1.Dg the 91-Jbt!Dg the 'Witness heard a sound s1milar to the 6o cyclue hua set up by high tension eleetrieal wires. 3. Did yoa ive any re~rta ot nntlSUltl objects for this date? ~e vould appreciate your c s a s to a possible cau for this !l~t:lllg. 4. Thank you :for ~ asalatance on this matter . TOR (JJDTANII.t a., Jr Lt Co lone 1, USAi' ;ChJ.e:t, Aerial Ph na Ott'iee ~ Teebnologies D1v1aiOD iOD Directorate OFFICE OF THE CHIEf-' OF POLICE EDWARD L. CONWAY CHIEJI' OJI' POL.'CE Ltp Colonel Hector Quintanilla, Jr., USAF Ch~ef, Aerial Pheno~ena Office Ae-rospace TechnologiE~s Division Production Directorat:e Hright-Patterson Air Porce Base, Ohio 45433 TDPT (UFO) In reply to your inqui-ry of l-1ay 10, 1968, concerning an ~nidentified flying object, we have no record on file of any complaint or sighting of this nature. Any time that ,.,1e can be of assistance to you, please =e2l free to contact us Yours truly, Douglas L. True Acting Chief of Police 'I DPI' ( !.fi"') Lt Col Quintanilla/70916/mhs/12 Jul 68 U~ ,)bser~tion, 1 April 1 )68 7 Mitchell, Kentuc~y 41017 1. The Aerial Phenomena Office is in receipt of an unidentified flying obJect (UFO) report from I(entuc!ty. The sighting occttrred on 1 .~pril 1963, at approxilM.tely 10:45 pal, five milea north of Fre.nldort, Ken~ucky. fl'be description is 3l.:nllr tot hose -we have l'eceived on your aerial sdvertising plane. If JOur plane 'to/83 in the 3rea on the above ,,.;e would appreciate hearing from you 2.. I iaburg is receiving a lot of response from your vertising i'or them. Our UFO reporta indicate that rr.a.ay, wany persona f rom the greater !41am1 Valley area have been obsf!rv- 1. tl~ your plaoe; on t .he ni~ts you :,ave been flying, the Duty Offtcer o.t ~.r13ht-Pstterson has been flcodecl with telephone ca1l.J of seei11g a l'flyL"lg object," ] . If your plane is Oill6 t o b e in t h e ~yton area in the near f11ture, ;,ould you drop us a note, or call u.s collact aa t o a n a:ppro~i"Date ti~ you are going to be overhead. Our orfice starr ~uld li~e to be ott :.doors to sae a :, uro," unfortunately "e haven't seen any as yet and ~ould. ll!te to get. s f'irst hand look at your electrical Advertising. I .: l it wuld be or value to us in evaluating other reports from other section& throughout the United States. Our te1~phone numbers are: h . Once again, than.S you for your continued assistance in providing cla~ on your aerial advertising ~C':'OR UIJa, Jr, Lt Colonel, ;;.~::ie.t, .'-'erial Phena"Dena Of~ice ~ ~a:ospace Technologi~s Division ?roGuc~!oa Directorate Selr-Addressed Evelope SOI~Iu 0~ GASEOUS IF TnE LIGHT BLIN:<ED OR ~'AS CONSTANT &"lD IF THE NOISE WAS LESS nud:olc ~s the object ~oved away. Tne Frankfort police dept. was contact~d but they ~c~ ~ot receiv~d any s ilar reports. It is possible that the object may have b~cn a~ e.ectricnl aerial advertizer who operates in the area but the available inforrr~t~on does not warrant this evaluation