I ;c. LOCA "i"!O~ , i. ~ATE TIMJ C~OUP ~uM3ER Or 05 .. E CTS OSSC:RVA 110~ PHYSIC. EV ::>=Nee CONCLUSION BKI E F SU,\'JAARY AND ANALYSIS cros:an~ f' ~ Prevloua ~lt!~:u o: t.':h to= may ba u aad. 27. INFOR .. ATtO~ WHICH YOU FEEL IS P<::RTINE N T BUT WhiCH 1:: "'OT AOl!:QUATELY COVFRED IN THIS OUt::STIOIIINAIRE, AL TER,.,ATIVELY PqOVIOE A NAM~ATtVE El<PLA:~;.T;CN OF THC: SIGHT ;o . PA ,I :'1 or q PAr.~, SIGHTI:iG OF UHIDEtHIFIEO f'HEMC>4E~.\ QUE STIO~i4AIRE UUPGET DU~ZAU AP?JOYAL Nu.~sz 2l-;tH6 THIS Ql'!".:-7:~" ';~A.mF: l i A S DEEN P REPARED SO T HAT YOU C A:-1 GIVE TifF. U.S AIR FORCE A S MUCII INFOR.\IAT ION t AS POS :L!. F C(:'\C~:RNING TilE UNIDENTIFI E D P H E NOMENON TIIAT YOU HAVE ODSF:RVED. PLEASE TRY T O 1 A NSWEP. ~-:.. ')F' THE QUESTIONS. TilE l NFORI-IATTON YOU GIVE WILL BE U$ED FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES YOU~ :-; ;-.;:. ~:.~. ~OT D E USED I N CONNECTION WITH AN'{ OF Y OUR STATEMENTS OR CONCLUSI ONS \'r1THOUT YOU~ ::~?.'.': .d:>.. RF:TURN TO AI R FORCE B ASE INVESTIGATOR FOR FORWARDING TO F T D (TDETR). WR I GH T P .\ TTE? .._:: ,FU. OH I 0 45433, I fiW AFR 80-i7. (IF A DD/ T IONMJ S1JF.T S AR NDD F OR N ARRA Tl VF. OR SKf;TCHr:S A TT,. <:_:: ~.f'iiF.l. } " TO TIJIS FORM OF< A NNOTATF. 1\ITfl YOUR NAMF. FOR mF-:NTIFICA TION.J i, f I. W'1F., C-OU SEE THE PHCNOMEN0:-11 MONTH . I / \ YE'A"R _L 2 WHAT T l ~ 010 YOU FI~ST SIGHT THE PHENOMENON ? 1 ~ -3 l.r') / J WHAT T:l~;' DIO YOU LA~ r SIGHT THE PHENOM E NON' / 7 j 0 ~/ 4 Tll'o'E:'l:' ': QDA YLIGHTSAVINGS rJSTAilDARD " e: E:A S~!:l:'l fl CENTRAL 0 "'OUNTA W rJ PAC IFIC 0 OTHER wu;;;RE .-:.-E YOU w .. E N VOU SA'" THE PHENO'oiENO,.P I F HI CITY GIVE THE NEARE.ST STREET ADDR!"SS AND IIIDICATE ON ~ HI\NO 0'-'AYm MAP YIHE~E YOU WERE STANDING WITH REFCRCNCE TO THE ADO~ESS. 1c-Ill THE COUNTRY, IDENTIFY TH~ klvH'I'O:.' YOU WERE 0'1 OR NEAR A N D TPY TO F"IX A DISTA N C E AND Dl, TION FROII SOME RECOGNIZABLE LANDMARK. 6 l"':.:;a-.~ ~wJ ARE AT THE POINT S"'O'"'N IN THE SKETCH, PLACE A N " A ' ON THE CURVED LINE T O SHOW t'O W H I G H THC p,.:;,OVE' " w,,s ADOVE THE HO::ti::>N . 0~ SKYLIN E . WHE N FIRST SEEN . PLACE A 9 ON THE SAME CURVED LINE TO :; ... o ,.,:, ,. "' 'G'i AEJOV E THE HORIZ~"' THE PHEtiO M E N O N WAS WHEN l.I\ST SEEN . GA. NOW IMAGINE YOU ... ~:: AT THE CENTER OF THE COMPASS ROSE. PLACE AN " A ON THE COMPASS TO INDICATE THE DIRECTI O N TO TI'IE P~ENOIAENON WHEN FIRST SEEN. PLACE A a O N THE COMPASS TO INDICATE THE DIRECTION TO THE PHENOMENO~ "''riEN LAST SEEN. 7 . 1'1 THE S~ETC~ a::LO'N, PLACE AN A AT THE POSITION O F THE PHENOMENON WHEN FIRST SEE N , AND A a AT THE POSI TION O F 7H~ OHENOMENON WHEN LAST SEEN. CONNECT THE A AND a WITH A L INE TO APPROXIMATE THE , M OVC:MENT O F Ti'\E PHENOMENON BETWEEN A AND a . THAT I S, SCHEMATICALLY SH OW WHETHE R THE MOVEMENT AF'P!4REO TO BE STRAIGHT, CURVED OR ZIG-ZAG. R EFER TO SMALLER SKETCH A S AN EXAMPL OF HOW T O COMPLETE THE LA~GC:R S'<E-Cioi. ( : -~-. \-J t PAGE 2 OF 9 P ACES WHE:RE WE R E YOU WHE N YOll 51\W THE PHENOME.:N0N7 {Ch,.rk nppt<prit : , h/,cks.) , /' OUTCC')~:; I N tJUSIHES:> SECTIOn OF C ITY .l ~ liNe:~-; -----tEAHAIPFIELD J A . IF YOU 'HcoFtE IN A VEHICLE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWIN~:_ .--il WERE YOU IJOVIN(i? >10W FAST W CRE YOU MOVING' 010 YOU !; T O p ANYTIME WHILE O B:>ERVING T H E PHENO M E N O NOR7 '!AST 1 tiOR -~,.EST SOUT'-t'NEST EX Pl. A 1'1 ~ 0. .,.HER SUCH M OVC::MENT A.FF t:CTS Y OUP. SI<ETCHES IN ITE"'S S AND 6 AND TYPE OF H OAO. TI:::RRioltl 0 R BODY OF ,..;..":"ER YOU TR4'/;> 0 DURING _,. SC~IBE " "PE OF VEHICLE YOU 'rlEi'IE IN -. G T " S ATE HE H E ws I OR CO'IVERT B L E T :>? VQU -.~-CE AtiY A IRPLANES' r..Y'ES r;T)!q, IF ve:s. DESCRIBE fi'Hnl THEY Wf""lE Ill SIGHT Rt:!..ATIV{; -o THE Tl'-1:~ t; S"j MT I " j THE PHENOMEtiO~ MjO .,.I-IER:::.>f:.EYWEF:e: I N TkC SKY RCL.ATIVF TO TI-1F PO'"I 'IOh OF Tl'i~ P H!::cHO iEtiO'I. H~rl LONG 'HAS THE PHENO M E N O N IN SIGHT' ,. X FAIRLY cc:nTAIN _ _JUST A GUE!.S ... '-$ -.-:; ;t'"!"?'-4140 '1 IN SIGHT C0._7 ... ~USI..YI QYES Vlr10. IF No. INDICATt WHETHER THIS I S DUE 10 YOUR 1.';:>1, F._.~._T ::. -~'! BEHAVIO~ OF T!-;;: =--: -. ?!o'ENON. JINO oScR IBE SUCH I~OVEMENT O R BEHAVIOR. ltiD.::ATC DIS.t.r>. AFR S0-17(Cl) h). I F '1':1"1>4:: ""!:lit )10:.:! THAN C HIP: PH!!:HOMEHOI'I, H O 'If :.!"NY '.IERE -H!,IH!' ORAW A ~l(;rliHt: TO SHOW HO'I" THEY WEHI' A~:l'-'400. 010 TI-II J \~ .. AHGXMI!HT CH~IIJG!:: DU~IHG THf. SIGHTING' ... S.<Y a. WEATt-ll!:R r- I OA'I' CUMuLUS CLOUOS (Lrm fluff>) ;' TII.ICiliT CIRRUS CLOUDS (H,ilh f/a.-y or 1/~rrw,; ~OG O"l IAI5T Ht:AVV RAIN :..I G H r RAIN OR DRIZZLE 1 CL~AR NIMOt!S CL..OUOS, ai11 !>hOrt OR SLEET ~ l ?Aft-L..Y C-0 J':>"' CU\IVLOSI~'JUS CL..OUO!> -:;. , . . . liAZE C~ SU?G N OliE OF THE ABOVE c . :: T'1Z ~ c:;u-N::O .,. AT TIVILIGHT OR HIGHT. 'lt"iAT 010 YOU tlOTICE ADOUT THE SIARS Arl O ._.OOI'P 1 ,N"l'4~ BRIGh':'l.tOONLIGHT ><. HOMOO'ILIGHT ! ,K'I~l'l" PA.RTI~L(,'oeworqunrrer) : O. 1.:' :!.1,:;., rr:.,j tMS IH :>A'I"LIOHT, WAS THE SUN VISIRLEl 0 YES 0 NO. I F vcs, WtERE WAS THE SUN A S YOU FACED !'" Cii<Cr< OF 'I'OJ T O YOUR Le:rT UNKIIOWN i!. SPi~IF"f TH~ IIIAJI);> SOURCE OF ILLU'~IHATIOH ??ESE~IT OU~IHC THE SIGHTING, ~IJCH AS THE SUN, H E ... OLIGHTS OR STRI!!!tT" L..A 1.:>, F.TC. FO~ TERRESTntAL I L LUMN ATI9,N/ S'-'ECIFV ,DISTANCE TO L..IGHT SOUHCE. [ i H. Clll! A 11 ~ '::F ::::::>:"' :OTIOH OF THE PHENO~E.,O'I, INDICATING WHETHER IT(AF PI::ARl::O :>ARK OR LIGHT, WHS::THCR IT l ,:!rL!CT!.O-~ .. ~ C:'\ "'AS St':LF-LU MI HOUS _..,!:> '.o'HAT COL..ORS YOU NOTICEd. OESCRISE YOUR I~PR:!SSION OF WHETHER I"' v'; <:OL..:: Ci\ -..,,.,S"ARE:HT, WHETHEP E::CES KERE SHARP OR FUZZY. OESCR19 THE SHAPE OR IHOICATC IF IT 1 ,A<>.:>I!:,.REO A:i A P ? -.- Or LIGHT. INDI C ATE ::::>..,;.At' SONS WITH OTHE:R OBSERVED 09JECTS, L..IKE S rARS, A L..IGHT OR OTli!R C.:o;e-:-v~ , o HELD OF JIE"'t. f ( . ,, ( 4 J d F . 9fMit 'CIO VI!:S NO UNKNOWN MOVZ I W A ST~.liOHT L.IHEf / '...._ STA"+O STILL 4T AHYTIM E f ....,., ...... SUOO'l::HLY :~>n:.:> UP AND RUN AWAY? "M~Al< !JII' I H "'a 'tiS AND EXF>L.O OE! CMAWC'! :l~G>HHEiS? \ \ OlSA?PEA, A"O Rt!APPEARf / ........... SPIN LI"<E ._ iOPl '-"' FLUTTEA C;) ~099LEf FRON T O F SOlii!:THI HC, L.II'{E A CL.OUO, TREE, OR f!Uil.OINC A T ANY TIME PAGE 5 O F 9 PAGE:; 15 OAA' 'I PIC'TU;I:! T'-<\-WILL SilO'~ THE SHAPE 01" THE P'iZNOI~iWO'I. INCLUO' ArlO LAOEL ANY OO::TAILS THAT MIGHT HAVE APPEA~E:::: .&..> iii''IGS On PRO TI-\U:>ION!:, ANO INDICATE E;(HAUST Oil VAPOil TI\-'ILS. I'DICATE BY AN ARROW THE DIRECTION n,c.. Ool<:~OYENOH WA3 t10VING '5. WHAT w..a.:> - .0 ,- -;.~SIZE? HOL:;-"1~-::;.. -'T ARM' S LENGTh I N <'RO'IT OF A Kt~Oh'll OaJECT, SUCH A S A STREE T LAioiP 0~ T-:: ~c.: .. .... :,-e: 1-'0V. "'UC'i ':'"' -.. :; OE.'JECT IS COVERED BY TriE H E A D OF TI-lE MATCti. N O W I F YO~ HAO PAGE 6 OF <l PAC,!<; AFn RD-1.7(Cl) 17. 010 YOU OaS~RVE THE PHENOM E NON THROUGH MIY OF 7 HE: FOLLOWING' IN('I IJDE INF'CPMATION ON MODEL, TY!"E, FIL T!:.R, Lt::NS f~RE:SCRIPTION OR OTHER APPLICA9LE DATA. r o CO o'l' OF VEH I CL. E YC.~ o~"OI<J\RIL. Y WEAR GLASSES> rJ YES t::<i NO ....... ~,;YOUR IMPRESSIONOF' THE SPECD OF fe: -\ C/\I>IERA VI . BtNocU'C~ THEOOC\.I'r DO YOU USE R WHAT W/,S YO PMENOMENON EADING CLASSE'S' l UR IIAI>RES5JO~or: THE DISTANCE -F rHr:-~ ' viVE C~TIMATE OF DIST MlCE N :J.-....,_,l.. 20 Ill OR::O::"' THAT WE MAY OBTAIN AS CLEAR A P ICTURe AS POSSIBI.r:: OF WH/T YOU SA'~. DESCRIBE IN YOUR CWI-. WORD$ j ;. C0\~1.1::,1 OBJECT OR OBJECTS WHICH, WHEN PLACED IN THE SKY, SIMILAR TC ft'ltERE YOU NOTED THE PrlEIIO M"-Otl, J 21 ::> ::> fO~ .... :.-tC!: ANY ODOR, tiOISE. oq -!E A T EMANAT~N~ROI~ THE PHENOMENON ~1"'-I>.L.> 0"-'-IACHINERY IN TH::: VICINITY? 0 YES .r IF' yes, DESCRIBE. Ofl ANY EF'F'ECT ON YOURSELF, PAG~ 7 Or' ) PAGES AFR 8l)...J7(Cl) II "Y!:s, CIVE u,I.TE AND PH"!:HOU'O:N UHt 'tz Y!:~ [j NO. IF - y;:;s, OI:J THEY !;~E IT TOO A L WFO"tNATION lHCL.UOIH~ OCCUPATIOH ANO ANY XPEFUiniCI! WHIC H HAY DE PER TINEtiT t 2S -;,t1CN ANO -o '~" ::-Y;l..i Rt:f>OF\TTI-IA T YOU Hl\0 SlliliTCO -T~-1-IS_P_H_C._N_O_M_E_H_O I-,------------------