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WHERE \oiAS Tl-'E SUN A S YOU FACED iHE PHI~10~lC::HOI'l7 r> TO YOUR PI:>HT l l'l aAC l< 0"' YOU TO YOUR LEFT ' ... )Pf.C I ':'f 71-1::: Mii.JOi't SOU"lC o;:-ILLlJM INA rtON P"lESENT O U"li'IG THE SlGr-!TING, SUC.-1 AS Tl-'C:: SUN, HEA::>LIGH T S OR a ':TR'!ZT L4~"'. ;::rc. rOP. TC:i'HIZSTRIAL ILLUMI'IA T I O N , S i::CIFV OISTA"'CE TO LIG I-1T SOURC!. f ''!. GIV.:: A 9 A ief' Ot::SCRI:::>TIO N 0"' THC: PHENOM'::NO N , IN::JICATING .liHETHE:A IT A?PC:A~'::O O~PK OR LIGHT, "'l-'f'THEi't I T PE:"LiECTEO LIGHT 0 ." '"'-'S SELF-LU:>II !o!OUS ANO HHAT COLORS YOU NOTICED. o::sCrti3E 'fOUR !~P RESSION O F WHETH!::R IT #AS SOLI:> CP. TR"NSPARENT , 'l/r1ETHER C::OG<:S II:::P.~ SHARP O R FUZZY . D::SCP :C3E THE 5:-IAP!:: 0~ INDICATE IF IT J .l,P<'C:.:\~1!:0 o\S-" POINT OF LICHT. INDICATE COM"'ARI50NS '~ITH OrHE:R 09S::RVEO OaJ::CTS, LIKE ST:.A:;. :, LIGHT OF! CTHi::~ 03J::CT 1>1 YOUR FJELD OF Vl~'ll. P A::E t, OF 9 ?AGES ;..1NO. IF "YES~ OESC~I~i;. FP.ONT 0~ SOM'!Trli..,G, LI'<E A CLOUO. TRt::::. OP BuiLOI~ C .. T A'-V ~ N~' l ~ H ~oJ~: ,,,,r;:: t!O /\~ '-'t ov::i O"'l :>~.)T~USIO'IS, AroU I'IOIC ... Tt: t Af-,\loST O.:l VAPO" Tri~'L::;. ltl'l C..\":"E BY A~l ~I'IFION T'"'::": OI.I",CTIO't THF "'~ f').Y:::. <""-~HOVING. ,v,; T W ' S T~E AMGoJLAP s.:E:> HOLD A MATCl-' A T "-"' '5 LENC.T" 1'1 ;:'::>0:-.T OF A K'IO"'N 08JE.~T. SUC4 t.S A .iT?C:C:r v~ ~,. =: lo'OO'l NOTE -l'JW MUCH OF THE Ouo~E:CT IS COVER.::O BY Tr-E n;::AO OF TH p..iA';'C"'. N O W 1;:' Y O ... -.~o e::;:C:/ol U~LE TO ;:>E"'lF0?.'-4 THIS EXPEPIMENT \ T i o:; TI')E 01" Tl'il:. Sl.>nTI"::;. 'STI"'ATE .,..., :.T F::!;CTIO'I 0 '"'C: f'H .:\;QII!O;NC.N " 0 ':..0 HAVE SEEN COVE: REO av -p;:: ~ATCrl rlc-... o . O'tl.: 11Tt1 "OJ ttl~t.!t E" FIL, !"P. tl' NOSH 1 :OL 0 ! ,.:JIJLD H~-\t~ S~',1t.. t,~j!:MdL~>\NCC: 10 '-Vrl o\-r YOU i,AI. 1JECT J\'lC VII" AT YOl. 51-H. ;.,-11'\Ai..S OR MA'"' lt.!::RY I' 1-,:-o~ICI'IITY> ;:s kl . I~ 'YES.-OE~CrliRC' s:.;JJEC r DL P/.rl r~1i!::NT O r TH All'i }-O~::"E 'l'DPr ( UFJ) , oserv.~.t.Lon , ~\eferen~e your recent unidentifi~d flying obje::: t sig..'ltlnf wnich ~ ou re9ortc.d to the Air Force. The infor.nation \,rhic h ...,,= have re.::ei.ved is not suf'f~cient for a scienT.ific :lnvestigatio~. Reqt~;:!s:-. .J"OU co:npl~te t.he ac.ta~hed fl.F Form 117 and return it in the self- addressed envelope. Thank you for reporr..ing yo ur observation to L.he Air Force . ~UI~iTAN ILLA, J r, L t Colonel, ;"\:!r~3 neno:ner..a _ 1ce Aerospace r:~-:-nnolog1.es Produc tion Dlrectore.te AF Form 117 Y/envelo?= ))l.IJ,.r: U .FO Report with Material E \' iclencG TO: FT D (T')ETR) Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 4533 1. On 23 .Tuly 1968 a UFO r eport was received by this office from M.r. Gregory G. Golcli, Box 137 5, Southan1pton, New York. At that Lime he advised he had evidenc;e consisting of a photograph and some material which he claimed was part of the UFO he had seen. 2. At our request: the evidence was maile d to this office with the under- standing that he would be kept informe d of t he analysis and official report. 3. The initial reportiplus subsequent evaluations and material evidence is enclosed for your evaluation. . EDWARD F . SMITH, Colonel, USAF Deputy Comma.'l'lder for Op~rations r:u n , irJ \EP.> \(lrN I SIGN,. ruRE :.>i::1Cu he reiU sed t o oe i!i~er:ieAed psr s Y!.!'!aly and !te alGo refused to have anyone co!:e 1:.0 -Jio dJ.'d -1il to us t1~e encloseC. _F..i..ct..:.re ar.d. -Jsical ll Y0\1 Wf<tE Vl:>lTrl l OV - mb"r or ~ l I f xttu:on Tn~?t'O'-l'' WISHES A N Al'i'OI -.,-n,r!'IT P~r ... wn t....k.ing r e.port : Caller' s 1'.. ..1.me (GO TO NEXT PAGE AND BEGlli QUESTIONNAIRE) lVIAI<E NO El';T RIES BELOW THIS LINE E 'lA LUATION SECTION Repor t io:-warded: DA 'I'E ..:2-7 r_/ t {c R2por t not forwarde d because : a . Object was a li~ht in the sky and ::ts R'i.lCh is net :t uFO. Object 'V'lS most p::-obab1y a : ST ... lli -Affi.CR A F T -METEOR -SATELLITE -SEARCH- LiGHT -BALOOl'f- b. Repor t js incomplete. Availabl e information does not justify the expenditure oi funds and ma:1hou.rs require d to complet~ the investigalion. c . Otha.:-: I:tcl.oaed is t he material and photo you submi 't'ted vrJ ~be Alr ]'orce f or a ti'FO of 23 J ul y 1.968. The physical SJ:..:-dr:en ~g ..i~tel'I:'Iined t.o be a . pumice-11 k e glass that has beeo L'l3r~eted :l.s aanding ::aterial for p=:epering wood. surfaces. ..; ... u;o inclosed is yotr pol.ariod print containing an alleeed UF'O. l'he Air 3'orce does not :reel.:that the image in tb1s photograph is o'f an ::!~raterl'estis.l crafi ..-~TOR ~t.J:CiTANILLA, Jr, Lt Colone .... , USAF :';hie!', Aerial. Phenoruena Bra:1ch Acr ospe.c.e Technologies DiYision ?=educt ion Di~ctorete 1 . Spec~ for 23 J'.lly 1960 UFO e0.gbtins 2 . Pclar:i.od Pr!.n t tv answer a questwn, states he ca.:Ll' l aJl.-;;;e;:, o r ~vad~s be "lllf'SLion, U1Pn ma.l:e an 'lpp:-o_p.r.i.'lte c.otation L"lstc1.rl oi n msw:..:r. Nt:ver g8 ')n t0 th~ r.Jxt q uestion until the o::-~Jcedi..""W; ouesti.Jn has be~n ::_nswered or c'0mn1ented uoo.n. Tell thP c1.1lcr th::tt in order to in7eStigate the .::;ighting the A14 Force nead3 the answer s to a number cf specific questions and that ~ailure to have complete info;ru_tion will ma.ke prlper identilic3.tion i mposslble A. r;, :,CTILPT:Ot'.f uF OB-JECT(S) 1. ~/!. :1-t was the shape of th~ o')j t:ct? 2 . \Vhat was its si..z e compareri to a known object held at arm s leP.gth '? Use: R'2ad of pin, pea, clime, qua.rtPr, half dolLar, silver dotlar, baseball. grape- fruit, basketball, t!tc* .:>. \'lhat was the object's color: .. }low D?.ny objec.ts were tnt( c '! 5. li more than one, ation pattern? what w~s the form- 6. wer e there any distlP..gubhu"..g features 1' O":" details? De::;cribe them fu Uy. How v;er c they arranged, etr. ? 7. f.hct the obj act i:::tve a lail.