p;-~OJECT 10073 RECORD 1. 0" TE TIME GROUP .1. HUMBER OF OBJECTS 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Grcn!ld-Visual 'J. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 2. LOCATION South Leba~on, Ohio 10. CONCLUSION Other (UNRELIABLE ~PORT) 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANAl. YSIS ~E CASj: FD.E CO~ITS' The obaerrer has been seeing UFOs eTery night almost for the past year. v~at the s1ghting3 ap~a= to be aircraft however, because ot the nn\Dber ot aisbtinga, the repon is being carried aa O~llable. F TO S E P 6 3 0329 (TOE) Prnloue edltl0f'8 of thle fAa a' be u .. d. f ..1. lt41:'()1J'<I~Tl:>N >'IHIC! I YOU Ff:EI_ IS ~!!~TI~i.:NT iJUT WHICH IS 'f07 AO!QUATI:!LV COVr1~0 I N THI"'. OUeSTION'fAIA!, PAGE 9 O F 9 PAGES I Ftl-V TQ TDPT (UFO) DE~A~iMENT OF THE AJ~ FORCE HZACQUAJl'r :;; : C"-lF.tvN lE.=:I-4N0LOGY OIVI.:;I()N t c) WRIGHT-PAn E'RSON AIR F'OACE BASE. OHIO A!).,3J UFO Observation South Lebanon, Ohio 4506) Reference your recent unidentified flying object sighting which you reported to the Air Force. The information which we have received is not sufficient for a scientific investigation. Request you complete the attached AF Form 117 and return it in the self- addressed envelope. Thank you for reporting your observation to the Air Force. ,' Lt Colonel, USAF Chief~ na Office Aerospace Technologies Division Production Directorate AF Form 117 v/envalope MO FOR ~HE RECORD called on 7 October 1963. She has be~n Sfeing UFOs ~very night almost for the last year. She see s them a bout the same lime each night (about dark) and they seem to go over and land on the hill behind ) house. About a year a go Mrs sa~ a UFO that was close enought to hit with a rock a nd ano her time she sa-w one tr:at had green and red revolving lights on it. The one she sees every night are vbite with graen and red lights. I told Mrs Sampaon I'd s end her a reporting form and the next time she sees one to fill it out and return it t o us A.F R SO-J"i(('l) Ttt-OlP~C:TICN ;u I N THE SKET C H BELOW, PLA~E AN A'" AT THE POSI TIOti OF Tti E PHENOMENON WHEN Fl P ST SEEN, AND A 8'" AT THE POSJT,Q'..j OF f'"IF. Pti'!NCi.-IE'~.")U WHEN LA~r SO:::EN . ':\J'Hl:::t::T TH2 .. ,_. A\10 " 8 '.VITH A Lll4E TO ,APPP0'('!-. 1\TE T H E tOV=::11EN T OF' T H::: P~C:~O\I:: ON BETW:;:E~ 'A" A'~:> .. 'J . T T !S, 5C'-1f:MAT ICALLY S~ON WHET~-J::R TtE MOVC:::MENT A~Pt:AHE:i:i T O OE STRA I GHT, CURVE D o q ZI~'ZAG ?E;: ::'":)T O S\4<\LLER SK E TCH A S A N E..<AYi=>LE:. OF HOt'\' TO COMPLE T E TliE L ~r1G E R S K ETC '-I. P AGE 2 OF 9 PAC5 F~:t...J Y'JIJ SAW T H E PHF.NQ ,'.ofFNON , rr l. rlt fl"'t, lftljlrt t l' 'JI, ~ :. ) I N 8 U!LOI N G IN Rt:SIDF.~ITIAL S E CTIO N OF \ lTV ~AS D R IVER CJ A S P f\ SSEN GI:R I N O PEN COU NTRYSIDE 1 N EAR AtRFIELD A . IF YOU WER E I N A VEHICLE, CO~PL ETE THE FOLLOWING: WHAT DIRECTION WERE YOU MOVING? HOW FAS T WERE YOU M OVING? N ORTH E A S T UTH WES T DID YOU STOP ANYTIME WHILE OBSERVING THE N ORTHEAST SOUTH E AST N O R THWEST SOUTrl-.1/~S T EXPLAI N WH ETHE R SUCH MOVEMENT AFFEC T S YOUR c;KETC HES IN ITEMS 5 AND 6 . DESCRIBE TYPE OF VEHICLE YOU WERE I~ AND TYPE OF ROAD. TERRAIN O R BODY OF WATER YOU TRAVER SED DUR1"4G THE SIGHTING. STAT E WHETHER WINDOWS O R C O N VERTIBLE TOP WERE U? OR D OWN. MUCH OTHER TRA~FIC WAS THERE' 010 YOU N O T I C E A N Y AI~PLANES? 0 YF:s,.......~O. I F YES." D ESCRIBE WHEN THEY W R E IN SIGHT R ELA.TIV E TO THE T I M GHTIN G T H ~ P H E N OMENO N AND WH E~E T 1-1 E Y WERE I N THE SKY R ELATIVE T O T H E P O SITI O N O F THE PHEN O M E N O N H O W LON G WAS THE P HENOMENO N IN <;IGHT? LENGTH O F T IME JUST A G U ESS , ~-"""cERTAIN O F TIME} \!,, \.c.. ~-o'NOT VER Y St:R FAIRLY CERTAIN WAS t)4E PHENOMENON IN SIGHT CONTINU OUSLY' ~YES 0 NO. IF "NO . " INDICATE WHETHER THIS I S CUE TO Y O U R OVEM ENT O R THE 9EHAVIO q O F THE PHENC.Io4::NO N , AND DESCR 18 E SUCH MOVEMENT OR BEHAVIOR. INDICATE DISAO. PEARANCE~ O N PREV IOUS SKET CHES. ' -1 ', 3 OF 9 PAvE S AI;'R RH-17(Cl) CONOITIO N S (Cher.k app r opriuCI! b1oclcs.) B. WEATHER CUMU L U S CLOUDS (Low f l uffy ) FOG OR MIST PARTLY CL.OUOY COMPL.ETEL. Y OVERCAST CIRRU S CLOUDS ( H i Rh fl~ecy or H erring t-fiMBUS CLOUOS (Rain) CUMULONIMBUS CL.OUOS (Thundersto rm.s) HAZE OR SMOG HE:AVY RAIN LIGHT RAIN O R DRIZZLE SNOW OR SLEE:T ~ NONE: OF THE ABOVE C . IF THE SIGHTING WAS AT TWILIGHT OR NIGHT. WHAT OlD YOU NOTICE A90UT THE: sTJ RS ANO MOON' I 1) STARS (2) . MOON j )( NON5: BRIGHT MOONLIGHT 'f-... NO MOONLIGHT UNKNO' ... N PARTIAL(v ) D . IF SIGHTING WAS I N DAYLIGHT, WAS THE SUN VISIBLE? THE PHENOMENON? IF yEs, WHER E WAS THE SUN AS YOU FACED I IN F~ONT OF YOU TO YO:.JR P IGHT OVER~EAO ( NP.ar noon) 1 E. sPECIFY THE MAJOR sou~cE or ILLUMINATION P~!:SENT cuRING TH!: SIGHTING, sucH As THE suN, H E ADLIGHTS oR STREE T LAMP, ETC. FOR TE~RC:STRIAL ILL.UMIN~TION, SPECIFY DISTANCE TO L IGHT SOURCE. 12 . GIVE A BRIEF OESCPtiPTION OF THE PH!:NOMENON, INDICATING WHETHER IT APPEARED DARK OR L.IGHT. WHETHER IT REFLECTED LIGHT OR '.VAS SeLF-LUMINOUS ANO WHAT COLORS YOU NOTICED. OESCRIB~ YOUR IMPRESSION OF WHETHER IT WAS SOLI D OR TRANSPARENT, WHETHER EOGES WERE SHARP OR FUZZY. DESCRIBE THE SHAPE OR INDICATE IF IT APPEARE D AS A POINT OF LIGHT. INDICATE COMPARISONS WITH OTHER OBSERVED OBJECTS, L.IKE STARS, A LIGHT OR OTH~R OBJECT IN YOUR FIEL.O OF VIEW. tl ,_;.,I . PAGE 4 OF 9 PAGES AFR fi()-17(Cl) t>lo.4~HOM!NON U NKtH) ,lfN ST.\.NO SiiLL AT ANYTI.t4t::1 :iUOC:::NLY SPEED UP AN::> RIJ N AttA"' aq!::AK UP IN PARTS ANO EXPL.OOE ' CI"IANGF. COL.OR' GIVe. OF'F SMOKE' CH A~G E. DAIGHTHESSl CHANGE: SHAPE' FL. A:>H OR FLICKER' OIS .\; PEAR ANO REAPPEAR' SP!~ LIKE A TOP?