PROJECT 10073 RECORD CIVILI.t:..;; 4. NUMBE R OF OBJECTS 5. LENG T" OF OBSERVATION 6 . TYPe c;: OBSERVATI ON c~o.3~!!}-v:suAL 7 , COURSe 8. PHOTQ:; 9. PHY SICA'-eVIDENCE 2. LOCATION SIE~A VISTA ARIZONA 10. CONCLUSION INSUFFICIENT DA?A FOR EVALUATION 11. SRI E F SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS The observer sigh ted a bright white "flying saucer.,, Qil}.ti.ZNTS: The observer was requested to complete a Form 117 bt:.t has not done so as of 2l~ Septembe r 1968. riote: The observer saw a "flying saucer once before too. FTD 5E? f..:. 0-329 (TOE) J>r..vlou dlu o n o f thl torm m.7 b. u ud, AEPl.V T O D EPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS FOREIG N TECHNOLOGY O I VISION IAFSCI WRIG H T . PATTERSON A I R f" O R C E BASE. OHIO 4!5433 )ose~vation , Arizona 85635 ference your recent uniden t i f ied flying object sighti n g whlc h yc.:.. reported to the Air Force. The information which we h~ve re~eived is no t sufficient for a scientific investi ga tion. Request y~u c omplete t he at.t.a.::hed AF For m 117 and return it in t he self- a~dressed envelope. ~ha you for reporting your obse r vation to the Air Force. li::CTOR ~UINTA.NILLA, Jr, Lt Colonel, USAF ,Ctief, Aerial Phenome na Office Ae~ospace Technolog~es Divisi on Producti on Directo~s~e AF Form 117 w/ e nvelope