T .ME (; ROU"' 1 . MII MP.ER OF OaJECTS '1. LEMCTH O F OBSERVATION t.. TYPE OF O BSERVATION 7 . COURSE 8 . Pt-tOTOS C o L o R. 2 . LOCA TIOh 10. COHCLUSIOH ;..ddi t ional pho~o~ra?hic infor~:3 t i on was requested but was r . received untill after the ori~in~l photos had been returnee . Several unidenti fied observer had taken. "objects" appeared No observation ,.,as in sane photos t h e l made visually at o.r.y \ 9. PHYSICAL EVIDfHC~ 52CIO(Lt. Conaway/471) 19 September 1968 Original Negatives Belonging to Conrad Iacano ushing, Queens, New York 11355 1 . ~lr has turned ov er to the Unite J Scates Air Force _3 orig negatives that contain objects unknown to ilr. The Air Force \lill analyze these photographs in order to determine \lhat is contained in the negatives. 2d Lt. ?-lichael J. Conm~ay, the Information Officer a t Suffol k County AF!l, personally receivetl these negatives from ~lr. ~nd \dll nail them on 20 Septer.~ber 1968, untouched, to 1\'rig:'lt-Patte rson Air Force Dase for analysis. 2 . The negative \otill be i n no way tampered \.Jith and tlill he retur!led t o .\1r. Inca no as soon as they have been analyze I to the satisfaction of the~ Un ted States Air Force.~ :.hCHAEL .J. CONANJ\Y, r"d In7ox-n<ltion llf.ficer rc~o:.'t:_Sc. -r o: ;. L:~c ,.,~estions ~nd t hat faih.:.re to have comnlcte i ui:,~ation Yti!l :n~:t.! J :::j-:e:~ DESCRIPTION O F 013-JECT{S) . '-1~uesz.1on V!.1~t was the sh~pe of ~1e obj cct? VIs I Ot..Jff" 1fJ PHo7o 's r:GJl:f. objcc.:ts S.;cc;; pr OIJE. AwJty FKH1 -rl'f o;HZ Jt1 lr ~HAOO~..t~ IN Pk.ATJJ/t-. DescdMe in SOvii&JS oP t-JGA-IlD ,11-(J()Vt:;.. e~ ll. He t:T .:-v A-5 0. Y!e:-~ thci' e ar..y other pertin: r.t or u.1.t:..:u:!l fc:;a.tu:res? D~S(':\bC' i:l d t:!taiL 10. A !; e t.1er~ C!.!lY farther comments ccnc.2r:U:--.z C:esc ription of th~ object(s) not L"lc::.ud ed :.!)ove? VIS.tnt.t= '-VHe J(E 1f OaJ c-r F1R~'T S$t!JI 1N PJ.J~T()- L \Va.'l)t first called the att.c;).tion of i:he obscrv~r(s) to ~"le obj<~d(s)? 2. a. \ Vl1zd w:...ts th e at~ te of etev:.~:o~1 ab.Jve :..~c hor:zon wher. lJb~cct{s) ":.s ~i.~.3t ui>s~:r:vl.!d? -(Thl~ burizor. 1:.. 0 d~-;r0t>s & . C:lr~ctly over the obsC;rvcr s hc:1d is 90 d(.~rccs. The obje-ct -rnu: t :1;-Jlh'.lr ; n this up in the !:il..:y wnri ld br :15 ch.:;;.rce , . crtl~flu, THE:y vv e.~ E. JJo} -rfJ~ Uh~Y Ft(oM Of.l Pt-loTO ro u NIJIJ[., G -ro F! N 0 AIJ y b. I n \';hj~h d LrN:li:')., ,;.:i.~ h~ observe r lookin~ '.Yhen tl!~ uhJCl'.t w.t~ ftr~t i:IIJ ;r v.:?d? m ..OCt.Wf.en vv eST 1 pJ 3 PH oTo.s 3. '}ihu.t Yl:lS the angle of elevation of the ohj~-.(;t(_,) when it dlsappearcd? (See 2a, a!Jo:c f o;. guidance) If ohs~rvcr did noi: oCC o:.;j u:.:~ dis;-tpfJCar, e"Aplain in 5 below ? .... "'ld :tn!ncr this question by entering -See 5 .c..:. ~ny, wh3.t was the fligtri: path and what ! were l1~ maneuve1 patterns oi the object(s)? S '~ &" r1 TO 13 ,;. /1t&V 1~/G U.su clcv~tion and d.!.rection; not altitude. 1 ~ It 5 T ~'r:A-I C. H 1 e,.... t '1..1 ~ J Sec 23. md b above for guid~ce. I Alo~T r/ To vi H 5. J.:vw did t h e obiect(s) ciis:1ppcar? (I.,stan~ t..'lneo:.wly to the North, s lcwly to the East , ~lW.\/, etc. ) If obsc:::-vec did not sec obju.:t <. i!.,.~lJpc:u-, explain. 6. How loni was the ObJCCL(s) v isible? specific -5 minutes, 1 hour-, e:c.) A 'r" 'I I HIE. (J H TO'.s ..v E. if IE. I IJtf'G N j ~NL'-) Slhwuo J.P Wt-11!!/tl t="ll-M w.+.s C. MANNER OF OBSBRVATION: L Y.'as object obsc:-v c"! fr.J~ the ground or 3 . If sig-1-.~in~ occurred while airborne coml)lcte !.his q uestion, if not enter N/ A. a. Type of Aircrtit: b. Idc::.tificat:on Number: c. Altitude: d. H0ading: e. Air Speed: f . Eome Station: 2 . Lighl condition (:::rter: ~iight, da.y, dawn, du~lc) Y.. LOCATION 0F' OESER 't,f:ER (S : !'.ras sighted? :0.:: l~,.~ ... ct -\L'1 f:ront of h is . 3:>dts 10 and 11; OI' 1:1 a boat fi.shill!:~ t~;o I ~ilcs sout.'1 of l-:1o!ichcs inlet, etc. Nev accE:l;t a general locati::m_, it must be . I Tv fl. IV P t t"{ G, c ~ss-lf'N-tfl/r o ;,pp~OMHtJii-, wt+lt.G oJJ AJIP F . l DENTI'i''{ OF OHSERVCH(S): (Ii obs~rvc1 i s military, include r.:ut.K a.J1d./ or organization). IT U~ere a r c ~ore t1:ln one, g-et same information on each and e nte:r at bottom of p~e - usc r everse side if n ecessary). ~-------Education: 13,A, 1!) (J~>S!tl5<;s A!Z!tOL Mailing Address: Go on t o next page. RemJ.inde.-oi this page i s for identy of ac!ditiona.l ol:>~z.:ve:~ ,, "P' p.xc.Pc.6-,.;T l/fs Get observe r ' s account of weather conditions: ,_flV _ 2 . \Vc-:e p ictures talten? yG5 .- r: 1~-t, get tech.:.1i~al 0~ta of the ca...'11~r:l. \~Cd. Request obsGrvc.r: fo-:rw;t::-1 copies of picturc{s ) to the Pubac In!ormu.tion Office, Suifol!.{ County A?3 , V!csti1a.w.pton Beach , N. Y . 119r/ 8 . C:\.:_'I;IEH.A DATA: N I J( 0 N IV I K I ~ t1 5 Flt.,.H: I(~OJ}-Ci-Jfl"11. '];, .Je.:J: ~. l'iot'liy the Air-Police Section (Ext 400/580) and rc~l\Cst U:at th~:f imr::H~CUatcly :rcqu~st the civil police i n the a:::-ca of the sighting to rr.ue an . i.."'lvcatif,"'atiur~. b. C::lt t h2 CAC (Ex~ 93) and request the opera.tor to immec!i~tely notify L~e (;"peratior.s :Uuty Office:;:-. c . No~ify ti:e ~::tse iniorm=ttio n office r : 4. If the observer r c::orts th:"t tiw sightir.g is sliH visible, :~:fJ t:.~ O~raiio;.s Duty Ofiice r tlu-..x the C AC (Ext 493) a nd n.w-:lit fill~hr:::: L1~l.::~di-.:.. This c or.clude s the questior'.s for the observer. Than!< the obsG:rvcr fo.- C<-lllir!G. Tell him t h:tt his :report will b.~ studi ed, cvabtl.tcd a~.d fo::..-;:'..:-C~d ~he si~hting fur!:h~r, except to gi-:1.; additional i n(o:::-mation, c:-..::.: b2ze Public In.for:nation OH~ce during duty hours. ..":.t t.:i:::; wint aummarizc th~ rc:-:crt ":'lith ~he c aller to rn a!< o~tlincd a c o mplete ~d accurate rcpo:t. . . HE. Ol D Pfl-oT Ot:>-NhPH- .SoM: TYr' ..JLt.,uStolY_._ l f!!tJ(J~o.!J.OT tJOWE.V~Rt YCL-u0 fJ-1 I ~if Qt'? f"1li::>Ok E Ct...~Lkos ... f DID J/6T Ft>lt,.t ;t.vt ob.AJi o/J / Ol D NoT ONE APPARGVf' C. tJ VTRA 0 1 c7t oriJ , H