15. CRAW A l"ICT UI'tE: T HAT WILL SHOW TH GH-4"4: 0., T HC: PHt:NOIIC!!HOH. INCL.uo:t AHO LAO~ L AHY DETAILS TH.A.T lo41CHT H A V<t APPE ARED AS lltiHGS O A Pl'tOTRU$10H S, ANO INDICATE E..:HAUST OR VAPOR Tllii.ILS. INDICATE BY AN ARRO W THE OI~ECTION THE PHENOMENON WAS MOVING. .J}d t-pu 16. WHA T WAS THE ANGULAR SIZ E 7 HOLD A MATCH A T A R M'S LENGT H IN FRONT OF A K N O WN OBJECT, SUCH AS A STREE T LAMP O R T H E Jio400N . NOT!: HOW MUCH OF THE OBJEC T IS COV~REO B Y T H E H EAD OF THE MATC H . N O W I F YOU HAC BE!:N ABLE TO PERFORM THIS EXPERIM ENT A T T H E TIME OF T H E SIGHTING, ESTIMATE WH A T FRACTION OF THE PHENO ME NON WOULD HAVE BEEN COVERED B Y THE MATCH HEA D . PAC E 6 OF 9 PAGES 17 OlD YOU Ot1SERVE THE F>HENO"'E NON THROUGH ,\NY OF THE PE, F I L rER, LtN5 PRE.SCRIPTIO N OR OTHE.R APPLIC ABLE F"OL LO"'INr.> C A!A<;RA VIFWEF. 'BINOCULARS 'HINOSHIELD O N MODEL, SlOE WINDOW OF VEHICLE THEODOLITE WINDOWPANE (.)YOU USE R~ADI~IG GLASS!:.'S> rJYES [jN O WHA r WAS YOUR IMPRESSION OF THE DISTANCE O.f THE , PHENOMENON1 GIVE. ESTIMATE OF DISTANCE ~ M +-"' HI WHAT WAS YOUR IMPRESSION OF THE SPEE!) OF ."T:fE I"'HEN O MENOtl GIVE ESTIMATE OF SPCE0 -77---- 20 IN OROER THAT WE MAY OBTAIN A S CLEAR A PICTURE o\S POSSI A COMMON OBJECT OR OBJECTS WHICt, WHEN PLACED IN T~E S BLE OF WHAT YOU SAW, DESCRIBE IN YOUR OWN WOROS KY. SIMILAR TO WHERE YOU NOTED 1 H E PHE~IOMENON, WOULD BEAR SOM E RESEMOLI\NCE TO NHAr YOU S A W. DESCRIBE::. SIMILARITIES AND DIF"FERt..I'CES BET,.._EN T'iE COMMON 09JECT AND WHAT YOU SAW. 21 010 YOU NOrt"t A N Y ODOt.. ' NIMALS Ofl 'VI,\_diNf-IIY I"' ;.,, ,: OR NEAT E~IANAT:_!:I~FROM THE PftEtlO'IIEtiO~l v Cl"t in Ll YE:S G ... o. IF" vES. DESCRIBE. o\, OlD T ,.-<>l-lE':OH:r:-:>~1 niSTURR TH!" CP~UN:l OR LEJ.VE M~Y PHY<:I~AL EVIOi"i'C-. OR AtiY EFFECT 0:~ YOURSELF. PAGE 7 OF 9 PAGES 22. HA~I: VOU CV.!R ll&I!H THIS 0~ A SIIIIILAi't P,_1!.,0~i!t10H S4,701fXJ LOC ATIO~. YON~ \liTH YOU AT TH!: Tlo,!l! YOU SAW TK!:: P iil!HO).OtNONf ,-, Y !:J hO. I # y~:;. 010 THEY :.EE I T TOOl A . LIST TH!I,. HA\4! 5 ANO AOORESSQtS ION INCLUDING OCCUPATIOH A H O AHY f: X,.. 1'111P:HCIC V.HICH MAY BE ?ERTihENT. 2 5 . WHH ANO TO 'WHO M 010 YOU RI!:PORT THAT YOU HAO SIGHTE D THIS P H!!:NO Mt!:NO" f PAG E 8 OF 9 PA CES 27. I NFORMATION WHICH Y O U F EEL I S PERTINENT DUT W>1IC H ALTERNATIVELY PROVIDE A NARRATIVl! crxPLANATIO" 0 ' "4T"' OEQUATELY COVEPr.O IN ntiS OUl.STI ONNAIRE -.-. r nE SIGHTING. ' 'IDPl' (UFO) DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE H:::ADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOL.OGY DIVISI O N I AFSC I WRIGHT.PATTERSO N AIR F O RCE BAS E OHIO 4!S433 UFO Observation , Inyton, Ohio 45405 Refer e nce your recent unidentified f lying object sighting "'hich you reported t o the Air Force. The information wh ich ..... e ha"ve receiv~d i s not s uffi c i e nt f o r R scientif i c investigati on . Request you complet e the attach ed AF Form 117 a nd r eturn it in the self- nodr cGscd enve l ope. Tha n k you fo r reporting your observation to the Air For~e. y~CTOR QUINTANILLA, Jr, Lt Colonel, ~hicf, Aerial Phe nome na Office ,'\erospnce Techno l or;i e s Division Pr oduc:ti on Dire~tor~te USI\F l Atc h 117 w/envelop e SIGHTING OF U~IDEHTIFIED PHE~O~E~A QUESTIOHN~IRE BU?GcT OUJeAU A?'~YAL fiWIB1 2 I I :HI THIS QUESTIONNAIRE HAS OEEN PREPARED SO TIIAT YOU CAN CfVF. Tit!-. L <; J\IR FORCE AS :0.1UCH INFORMATION AS POt; 'lf\LE CONCERNING Til F. UNlOENTWlEO PllF.NOMENON THAT YOU HAVE OBSERVED. Pl~EASE TP.Y 1'0 ANSWER ALI) OF THE QUESTI ONS. THE INFORMATION YOU GIVE \HLL OE USED FO~ RFSEARCH PURPOSES YOUR NAME WILl,. NOT BE USED IN CONNECTI0:-1 WITH A.'IIY OF YOUR STATE .. IENTS OR CONCLUSIONS -..1THOUT YOUR PERMISSidN. RETUR:-1 TO AIR FORCE BAS INVESTIGATOR FOR FORWARDl:'IIG TO FTD (TIJETR), WRfGHT- p ATTERSON AF'El, OH 10 45433, I I'.'N AFR 80-f7. (lF ADD/ TIONA L SI!El': TS At~ N~E.DED FOR NARRA TJVF. OR SKETCHES ATTACH SECURr : L Y TO TiffS FOR,\1 OR ANNOT.4 Te WITH YOUR NA/ITF. FOR 1/JF.NTIFICA TION.) t . WHEN DID YOU SEE T H E PHENOMENON' YEAR J!{h CZ MONTH ]j;t...i 2 . WHAT TIME DID YOU FIRST SIGHT THE PHE~IOME NON> 3 WHAT TIM E DID YOU LAST SIGHT THE P H E NOMENON' @DAYLIGHT SAVING:'. [j STANDI.RO 4 . TIM~'ZONE. [_]CENTRAL O MOUNTAIN rJ PACIFIC (J OTHER 5 WHERE Wf:RE' YOU WHE~I YOU SAW THE PI-'E~IOMENON' IF I N CITY ClvE TH IIEARE'if STREET ADD'lESS AND I~IOIC4TE ON A HAND DRAWN MAP WHE'lE YOU ""ERE STANDI N G WITH REFERE N(.F T O THE ADDRESS IF IN THE O:OUNTRY. IDENTIFY TI-lE HIGHWAY YQU WfRE O N OR NEAR AND T~Y TO FIX A DISTAHCC AtiO DIRcCfiD N FROM S 0'4E RECOGtlllA9LE. LANO~ARK D;:.} YTOrv 6 IMAGINE YOll Alii AT IHE P:)I N -SHOWN I " THE SKETCH. PLACE AN " A ON 111: CURVED LINE 70 SH OW HOW HICH THE PH!::.NO'~EIliN V.o\0: Atii)Vt:: T,.!: ::>;:, 1 'ON. OR S-<YLINE WHI:N FIRS T SE Erl. PLACE A o 0" THE SAM E CURVED LINE TO t SHOW HOW >iiGH Af!OVE TilE -'")<> l:"N T H E PHE N Oio'E NON WAS WHFN L A ST SEEN. OBSERVER _.-:" ;;A. H O\V I"'AGINI!: YOU Ai'IE AT THE Cf!NTe!~ Or' TH.! CO"'P A S:i J\')Sf!:. ,.,I.AC!: AN A O H TH COM ;>ASS TO INDICATE THE OIRI!:C":'ION TO THI!: P H E N O MI!:HOiol "'Hl!N FIHSi' SEE'I. PL.\Ct! A ;,~ ON THE CO!oiPA35 T O INDICATE THE DIRECTION TO TH PHENOMI!:NON ._,HEH LAST SI!:E:H . 7 . IN THE Sr<ETC H EIELON, PLACE AN A AT THE POSITIO~ OF THE P11ENOME N O N WHE N FIRST SEEN , ANO A a AT THE POSITION OF TH: f'HI!IIOMP-NOH WHEN L AST S EEN. COHNECT THE A AND a WITH A LitlE TO APPROXIMATE THE , MOVEM ENT OF THE. PHENOMENON Bi!TWEE"4 A ~'iC a . THAT I S, SCHEMATICALLY SH OW WHC:THER THE MOVEMENT APPI!:ARED T O Bt::: :;Tn.-.IOHT, CUP.VEO OR ZIG-lAG. REFER TO S .... A L LER SI<ETCH A S A N EXAMPLE OF H O W TO COMPLETE TH LARGER ~KETCH. PAGE 2 OF 9 PACES WHERE WERE WHEN YOU SAW THE PHENOMENON' ((;h.-rA upt.roprwtr 1,/urk,, .) IN BUSINESS SECTION OF C ITY RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF CITY 0 AS DRIVER [J A S PASS~NGER IN OPEN COUNTRYSIDE NEAR AIRFIELD IN AIRPLANE 0 AS PILOT 0 A S PASSENGER FLYING OVER CITY F"L YING OVER OPEN IF YOU WERE IN A VEHICLE, COMPLE1'E THE FOLLOWING: WHAT DIRECTION ERE YOU MOVING? H OW FAST WERE YOU MOVING? DID YOU STOP ANYTIME WHILE OOSERVING T H E PHENOMENON > EXPLAIN WHETHER SUCH MOVEMENT AFF'CCTS YC>UR SKETCHES 1~1 ITEMS 5 AND 6 . DESCRIBE TYPE OF VEHICLE YOU WERE IN AND TYPE OF" ROAD. TERRAIN OR BODY OF WATER YOU TRAVER~D DURING THE SIGHTING. STATE WHETHER WINDOWS OR CONVERTIBLE TOP WERE UP OR DONN. HOW MUCH OTHER TRAF"FIC WAS T H EilE' DID YOU NOTICE ANY AIRPLANES' M NO. IF" "YES. " DESCRIBE WHEN THEY WERE I N SIGHT RELATIVE TO THE TIME THEY WERE I N THE SKY RELATIVE TO THE POSITIO~l OF' THE PHENOME~ION. OF" SIGHTING T H E P HENOM ENON AND WHER H O W LO~C WAS THE PHENO ME NON I N SIGHT' CER-AIN OF" Ttr~E NOT VERY SURE i z; /VI { N I I c AI"'!.. y CERTAIN JUST A GUESS :HOW W..\S T'Yf: DETERMINED ~ .. As THE P..,.: : ::. ... . .;: .. r:>N 1,.. st::;HT coNTINuous._v, .rn YEs 0 No. ''"No. I NDICATE wHETHER THIS 1s DUE TO YOuR MOiEM::N :" ~R 1-'': ElE.,..\\/iOR Or THE P..,E~iOM!::NO..,, .. ..\NO OE!>CR 3E SUO:~-' ~OVEMENT O R BEI,AVIOR. INOICAT D I S A<> F"'EAR.:.NCt::~ ON Plrt::.::ouo; SKE~CHES . PAGE 3 OF 9 PAGES Ill. IF' THERE WZRE MORE T HMI ONE P~H:NOI~ENOtl. HCW ~IAN Y '!IEPE Tllc~IO> DRAI I A PICTUHE TO St tOW HOW THEY WERE ARRANGED. DID TH:S ARR''~IGEMI!!:NT CHANGE DURING TI-'C:: ~IG'-'TING' CONOITI Q N S (Cht!ck apprupr:tH,. !J[,,ck1. ) S K Y B. WEATHER CIJ~ULUS CLOUDS :L ou fluffy) FOG O R I-IlST T WILIGHT CIRRUS CLOUDS (1/i gh /lt!N'Y o r J/rriru: HEAVY ~AIN )<... CLEAR P ARTLY CLOUDY C O MPLETS:I...Y OVERCAST NIMBUS CLOUDS (Rain) CUMULONIMBUS CLOUDS (Thuntlt!r storms) HAZE O R SMOG LIGHT RAIN OR DRIZZLE SN O W OR SLEET NOtiE OF THE ABOVE C. IF THE S IGHTING WAS A T TWILIGHT OR NIGHT. WHAT DIO YOU NOTI~!! JO'JOUT THE STAR'> A N D ,..OON> ~P,tJ'f STfl'R..S N O N E 81'l1GHT MOONLIGHT ~10 MOON L I G H T A F E W MOON WITH HALO X UNKNOWN O. IF SI~HTING WAS IN UAYUGHT, WAS ntF SUN VISIBLE> 0 YES lJ N O . IF " YES," WHERE WAS THE SUN A S YOU F'ACED THE PHENO MENON> I N F'RON r OF' YOU T O YOU~ R I<OHT OVERHEAD (Near 110on) a l i N BACK OF YOU T O YOUR LErT U tJKNO WN ~ ST REET !..AM?, ETC. F~tR r~:RRESTRIA L ILLU MI,.ATION, SPECIF'Y OISTA~lCE TO LICHT SOURCE ;:;IVE.; 3RI C';-;).,:jc,;.,;.;-,o ,.. OF' i H<' ?HEN01'4E N O ..t , I"'DICATIN G WHET~t::R IT' AP:>C:.:APEO D ARK OR L I GHT, WHETHER IT "EFLC:c- c::> ~1:>11T C1R 'Ill'\<, 'i1.FL.'.,."'t"'OIJ!o "~IQ "'1-'I'T COLORS YOU NOTICED. :>ESCAISE YOUR I MPRESSION OF WHETH E R IT W'\S :iOL ;;l JP 'P*'>JSI'A"'E N ..... WHE-,E::l Eo:;;s N Eq<:, SH.lRP OR F U:zv :>i::';C.:IIBE THE SHAPE OR I NDICATE IF IT ,;,PPEAR-:; .-.:;A P i)l'l ~OF' ICriT. IN;)ICA T-:: C0"'4?,0."50NS WITH OTHER OdSERv::O 09JECTS. LIKE STARS, A LIGHT OR L IKE ii<J RC: b t...J G H/5 'F L I C. Kr3.R.ED, 010 T H E PHt!NOMEHON YES NO UNKNOWN MOVE IN A STRAIGHT L lloiE' STANO STILL A T ANYTIME? Tl r- 1 E v SUDDENLY SPEED UP AND RUN AWAY? Rl-lPt 0 L-'1 I!II'IEAI< Ul=' IN PARTS AND EXPLODE> . CHANGE COLOR? GIVE OFF SMOKE? CHANGE 8RIGHTNESS1 CHANGE SHAPEf FLASH OR FLIC KERf DISAPPEAR AND R EAPPEAR7 SP I N LIKE A TOPT MAKE A NOISE? FLUTTER OR W09BLE7 14. WHAT DRE W YOUR ATTENT ION TO T H E PHENOMENON? PfletJOM ~,.;orJ L j V l t-J C-r-KOOJvl vJ AIC H IN G- A . HOW 010 I T FINALLY DISAPPEAR? Rf!PII) LY A \.lv A Y t...JI\.J'T JL D I ~ ;-)P PC::f.JR..C D B.~ THE PHEN O ,..ENON MOVE BEH I N D O R IN FRO N T O F SOM ETHING. LIKE A CLOUD, TREE. O R BUILDING AT ANY TIME> YES 0 NO. II" ye:s. DESCRIBE. , o, S f/'P,E ARE D 'BC-t/1 1\l'D IRt:=ES P A GES O F J P \ ;:;::i ?4 10 FOR THE RECORD Subj: Aircraft arrivals at Wright-Patterson AFB on J une 13 between 0415- 0430Z I called FAA on base. Miss t.'latti supplied the following information: Southeast 0418Z Cincinnati to Dayton on visual approach East 0421Z Back course approach Patte rson 0425Z ct flight frum Cincinnati to Patterson IOF 010 THE PHENOMENON MOVE IN A STRAIGHT LINE' STANO STILL AT ANYTIME! SUOOEHLY SPEED UP AND RUN D~EAK UP IN PARTS AND EKPLOOET CHANGE COLOR7 GIV~ OFF SMOKE1 CHANGE BRIGHTNESS7 CHANGE SHAPE? FLASH OA FLICKERf DISAPPEAR AND REAPPEAR ? SPIN LIKE A TOP7 MAKE A NOISE7 FLUTTER OR W089LE7 14. WHAT DREW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE PHENOMENON' A . HO'N 010 IT Flt~AI.LY OISAPPEAIV B. 010 THE D~ENOM!NON MOVE BEHIND OR I H FRONT OF SOMETHING, LIKE A CLOUD, TREE, OR BUILDING AT ANY TIME' 0 YES Q N~. IF yc::s, DESCRIBE. PACE 5 OF 9 PAGES 17. 010 YOU OBSERVE THE PHENO~IENON THROUGH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING' INCLUOE IN FOR MATIO N 0~ MODF.L, TYPE, FILTER, L e N S PRESCRIPTI O N OR OTHER APPLICABLE EYEGLASSES t:= I ~-... CAMERA VIEWER SUNGLASSES BINOCULARS WINDSHIELD SlOE WI NDOW OF V EHICL E WI NDOWPAN E 00 YOU OROI~IARILY WE A R GLASSES? [B'vEs WHAT WAS YOUR I M RESSION OF THE SPEED OF THE PHENOMENON' G IVE ESTIMATE OF SPEED 01) Y O U USE READ I N G CLASSES WHAT WAS YOUR IMPRESSION OF' PHENOM ENON? GIVE ESTIMATE THE DIST.ANCE OF THE OF OISTANCE5f::'lll-C<; I N O"!OER T HAT YIE MAY OBTA I N A S CLEA R A PICTURE AS POSSIBLE OF WHAT YOU SA'N, Ot;SCRI BE IN YOUR O WN WORDS