DEPARTMENT OF AIR TITLEI.JbA:rj_tJ/1{ fl,p N.' Sb<:M.$_ --- REFERRED TO ATTENTION REFEAAEi:> REFERRED TO INITlAI..S UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT Q.c.z.. fo-1 (1) REPORTED BY : UR. TREANOR, VAL.ERN HOTEL, 44 ALBERT RD. , MOONAH. WHAT SIGHTED : BRIGHT WHITE OBJECT, LONG AND SLIM WITH PORT- HOLES, WHICH WAS TRAILING LONG TAIL OF SPARKS. ESTIMATED LENGTH OF TAIL WAS 2 000 FT., OBJECT APPEARED IN DIRECT ION OF MT. WELLINGTON AND BELOW THE SUMrliT WHICH WOULD PUT IT BELOW 4 ALTITUDE. NO NOISE ASSOCIATED WITH SIGHTING. (2) REPORTED BY : MR. M. JONES, 63 IfiLL ST. , BELLERIVE, AND 35 OTHER TIME OF SIGHTING : 290110-290120 LOCAL (T. S . T . ) WHAT SIGHTED : BRIGHT WHITE OBJECTS, 5 (FIVE) in NUMBER, TRAVELLING IN A NORTHERLY DIRECTION, PARALLEL TO THE GROUND. OBJECTS WERE SHOWERING SPARKS AND MADE NO NOI SE. OBJECTS APPEARED TO BE BELOW USING MT. WELLINGTON AS GUIDE, AND WERE BETWEEN THE PERSONS SIGHTING AND Mr. WELLINGTON. ( 3 ) AVIATION MET. OFFICE RECEIVED 7 (SEVEN) SIGHTINGS AND THE HOBART CITY POLICE RADIO ROOM RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF 20 (TWENTY) SIGHTINGS, ALSO 5 (FIVE) SIGHTING REPORTS FROM THEIR OWN RADIO VEHICLES. (K. HANSEN) HOBART TOWER. MT. WELLINGTON MET. CONDIT IONS SKY CLEAR, VI S . 20 NM PLUS, WIND CALM. SLIGHT 150 THERMAL LAYER BETWEEN 3, 000' INTELLIGENCE REPORT OF A.ERIAL OBJECT REPORT BY OBSERVER Occupation of Date and Time Observer , 1fi.TJEP.fM7;tpft P.F.F.'~FR 0 f' C.f"iUI(CHt::'S 5. Duration of Observation ttP.P.R.P~ ... ..'}. N OY.~ . 6 . Observer's location at time of Sighting.f>./t<.ff..V.I'Jf!.f>. P.I';/fOI'1P" 7 . Weather Conditions a t time of Observation. {:.f.r/i~ 8. Describe any aids/equipment used in Observation t.~. 9 . Vlhere was Object first Observed? (eg, overhl:lad, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) .... F.~QM :sP.LJ.:r/"1 10. 'o'lhat first attracted Observer' s attention? ( eg, light or 11. D::.d objec-e appear as a light or as definite object? .H<it,iT.S 12. If there was more than one object: b . In what formation were they? !-\~Tii~ .......... . 13. What was the colour of the Light or Object? .'ttf~&a~i;>t 15, Vias any detail of structure discernible? ~P .......... . 16. Was any method of pr~pulsion Obvious? (\Q 18. What was its heigh't? (or angle of elevation)~.:}?.':. 19. What was its speed? (or angular velocity)~f ';l~t ,1/(;F;T sP~E&) 21. What was the Direction of Flight with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? T.O.~MP.~ f>.)P~TH . remain on a Straight Pathl Devia t e ruanoeuvre at all .1 of Exhaust, Vapour or Light seen? ? ( eg in mid- a1r, belund a Where did Object D7saplle~,,... _,j~ ( ljff l't T~.Y.. "Jti=i/( hill' over the honzon) ~ \ t' ~ sical Evidence? (such as fragments, Do you know o any ~ t'l photograp s or o ~ ther sup~orting evidence ~ , ,, Have you obs~rved any unusual Phenomena previously?,~.O. If so# give ~ief details of incident(s) ~J1 ~ ' . State any experience which enables obs~rver to be reasonably certain about the answers g1ven to 1 8 and 1 9 29. Are you a Member of any organisation interested in 30 . Name and Address of Organisation N./8 . 31. Any ad.~itional information which relates to the sighting (ATTACH ANY ADuiTIONAL INFORMATION, DIAGRAMS OR D1~A1/INGS IF NECESSARY) INTEL:LIGENCE REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT REPORT :SY OBSERVER 4 . Date and Time of Observation~A.~ .1?~{: . fo~ l11J>J'ilv-tf.7: 5. Duration of Observation / . T.O ~ !'1 6 . Observer' s location at time of Sighting.Vo 9C\~. fl.Cl/1./; 7 . Weather Conditions at time o:f Observation f.'o ~ .. . 8 . Describe any aids/equipment used in Observation (< 9 . Where was Object first Observed? (eg overhead, COJ.!ing from behind a hill, over the horizon) Q'C~!. 10. What first attracted Obs~rver's attention? (eg, light or 11. Did object appear as a light or as definite object? 12. I:f there was more than one object: b . In what formation were they?. rJV"Ji7 <irlHl/? ..... 13. What was the colour of the Light or Object? .!Qt~I.TF;-: .YF.t;t..o;V 15. Was any detail of structure discernible? t{Q 16. VIas any method of pr<?pulsion Obvious? ('! Q 18. What was its height? (or angle of elevation) jV'!i 19. ',7hat was its speed? (or angular velocity).V.ej:~.i..r.~l 21. What was the Direction of Flight with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? "TQ k"MQ~ /'J F. Did the object remain on a Straight Path, Deviate or Manoeuvre at all? li.""t"'i-Ctl<tliT f/tTrl ........ ....... ~as any !rail of ~1aust, Vapour or Light seen? Where did Object Disap-pe<}I'? (eg, in mi d- air, behind a bill, over the horizon) Ji'l.t'\'P\-.F>lP. (.ffftA/('I.G-.Pri!;5.J.P~-~11'1G) 25. Do you know of any Physical ~dence? (such a s fragments, photographs or other supporting evidence. NO .. . . 26. Have you obs"rved any unusual Phenomena previously? /i9 . 27 . ~f so, give mrief details of i n cident(s) N./~ ....... 28. State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 29. Are you a Member of any organisation interested in 30 . Name and Address of Organisation C1f.~ 31. Any additional. information which relates to the sighting (ATTACH ANY ADuiTIONAL INFORMATION, DIAGRAMS OR DRAWINGS IF NZCESSARY) INTELl..IGENCE -REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBS.a::RVED REPORT BY OBSERVER Name of Observer.J:'C{..t!h,.hE.':'ffl.l.ff Age.~? . Address of Observer .'~. (7;~'/r-'P.lffJP.I-(J!.('I.J:f tnf ........ Date and Time of Observ~tion ?.,.i?f:.C..,q~ . P.Q' .. Observer' s loca tion a t time of Sighting. f~Y . ''leather Conditions a t 'time of Observation V:~.'f <;i;~J1(t,. 8. Describe any aids/equipment used in Observation /Yi~ 9 . Where was Object first Observed? (eg, ov~::rhcad, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) t=~q":f, ~q\-l7K 10. ','/hat first attracted Observer' s attention? ( eg, ligilt or Did object appear as a light o~ as definite object? If there was more than one object: In what formation were they? 9 . f .'tiP.:j . What was the colour of the Light or Object? /'( fl. ; 'IFH9J:/ Was any detail of structure discernible? /''1 P., . Vias any method of propulsion Obvious? N..Q ........... . What was its height? (or angle of elevation):if }~.~q99: i7hat was its speed? (or angula r velocity)ffl.r. . ( .fJ.qrzt!f!f/) 21. lihat was the Direction of Flight with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? [9 ~HCiiJT?.Y. ~ Did the object rema~ on a Straight Patht Deviate or Was any Trail of Exhaust Vapour or Light seen? \Yhere did Object Disap:pe~? (egt in mid-air, behind a Do you know of any Physical Evidence? (such as fragmentst photographs or other supporting evidence ~O ..... 26. Have you obs~rved any unusual Phenomena previously?.~.~ 27. ~f so; give ~ief details of incident(s): ,l~ .... ... . 28. Stat e any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 1 9 . 29. Are you a Member of any organisation int~rested in J O, Name and Address of Organisation ttj~ ............... . . 31. Any additional information which relates to the sighting (ATTACH ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, DIAGR;.MS OR DR.AWL."iGS IF NZCESSARY) INTEL~IGENCE -REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT O:BS..::RVED REJ;>ORT BY OBSERVER J . occupation of Observer r. fo.r:vt~ ....... Date and Time of Observation ~:". f>.~t;-. Aa ?P.'.O.J$ Observer' s location at time of Sight_ing. /1.". <;~TP~I$({/1'/ Jel> Weather Conditions a t time of Observat~on .. <;~-w~h~ .. 8 . Describe any aids/equipment used in Observa1;~on ~If- 9 . Where. was Object first. Observed? ( egl. OV<!rh~a-~ c.9ming from behind a hill, over the honzon) .-S'.u.-r.I-J.8~ A~;'i\(F.~ ..... 10. ',/hat first attracted Obs~Jrver' s attention? (eg, light or 11. Did object appear as a light or as definite object? 12. If there was more than one object: b . In what fol'mation were they? '{ FPFt1!t.T.tP."' 13. What was the colour of the Light or Object?.P 15. Was any detail of structure discernible? ''\Q 1 6 . Was any method of propulsion Obvious? ~.0. . . ... 18. What was its height? (or angle of elevation)~.4.~: 19. Ylh.at was its speed? (or angular velocity).Y.~1~ F.~l: .. 21. What was the Direction of Flight with Reference -to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? To A "! <:t. !'!'i ... Did the object remai n on a St r a ight Patht Deviate or Wa s any 7r a i l of Exhaust, Vapour or Light seen?