10 . CONCLUSION 111. ORI E F SUMMARY AND ANAL YSIS In th~t following a~eteh, lmogiM t hot you ore at t>t~ point ahow11. flloct un "J.." on \~o r.urv.tl'! lmt. ,., o:,ow ho o high th~ o b Jet wos obOY$ the horizon (alcylln) when y w f irst aow lt. Place a "6" on t ho S.lm~ c:ur ... :d lin"' l c ahuw how hl;h the objact wos a bov the horlxon (:l~yllna} whl)n you last ~Suw 11. P loco ,, n "A' on the tomJ:o03~ whon yov flrJ sow I t, Ploc o "B'' on th compan wherot you /oJt sow rt., oh1ect. :r!'"' ~ :: :- a that w i ll s how the 1'\otion r!-lot the o bject o r ob jects modo. P lace a n " A ' or tho b,gi nrP ,,.. o t Jho ::th, ~ "S" ot tho ond of tho path, or:d show any changes in d iro c t ic n durin3 the ..:.:ltJrt.o. Ore..,. e p': ' J , ~i ,_,~ th'y Wf!lr~ ::r::!1-;d, a nd put on a rrow t o ahow tho d iroc:tt on that rhny wortt tro vu linc 30. Hav you ov., , .. , thia, 01' a aimi lor obje ct b:tfcrll. If ao givt dott or datu ond location. 31. Woa onyor~ .11l u with you at ~a t ima you sow the object ? (Circlo One) 31.1 If y::.... :nJwrod YES, did th~y ue th a obj'act t oo? (Circle One) 31.2 Pit.)~ lio? thtir namu ond addr.,u<n: 32. Phon g;~., th followlna lnfcrmotlon obclUt yourulf: tJ lrtt Ham~ TE!_E':>Hc-: NUMBER-------- tndl: :::-. J nv ~dlrlonal lnfor~tlon about yourulf, Inc lud ing ony apKiol o:cperhuH:ry, which might P., p..lrtln~nr . 33. Wh,n or.-d t-:> .,.,.,..:>I"' ~ld you ropert tha t you hod oo.,n th9 obj:>ct? '34. Oot~J you corr.pl<tted thia e,;.uutlonnolr(): Day (,. Month YD4' . . h f etl p~rtinnt and which I s not od,quot..,ly covttro d In th-, specific p~lntll of ,:,, lnfOf'o':'l<!tl:r~ ~ ... ,c , yov ... ... , ..., o norrotive oxplonotbn of your a lghtng. ~t..UvV,/1 f VJ.':JFJr/UFO ( ~laj Quintanill a/70916/mhs) u~ Observati o ns .F::-ederick , tifaryland 21701 ~-Ref e rence your recent unidentified flying object sight1ngs. T.be :lnfonnation in your letter i3 not a uf'i'ic i::mt :t'or a detailed !!:restigation . Re9)lest you complete the inclosed Fl'D Form 164 and =e- s ub,nlt the info::-ma."t;ion on your April 13 1967 sighting. 2 . At this late date it 'llOUld be extremely difficult to 1nvestlgate ~ ~u: January sighti:lg. I~ is ::1ost i ;nportant tha"t; indiv i duals report t ir obaerr.ations a s aoon os ~ossible t o the n e ar e s t Air Force L~tallation. By doi:lg so it enables Ai~ Force analysts to thorouGhly L:.vesti gate the Gi gh-r.in.g .. is a b rochure o n th~ .Alr l'~orce ' 3 um r>rog_"!'"S.'ll, Project ;;f..MES C. MANA'r1' Colonel, USA7 /~rector of Tachnology and fubsystems 1 . Blue Book 2 . FrD Form 164 v/envelope ' r:arylan<l I HJ1l w1Uing to you about. Lhrcc slahti.ngs I have made and my the.~ of what. the UFO' s are . First, my s l t; h Lin s . (l) I saw a ycllow-golcl colo1cd object.. I don't even .~.cmcrnlJer tl1c t. c c>f yca1. my be~t .fl'jend al~o saw i t and two sr.wller or the same c<.>lor .(;J.'e sc>en to c:ome out of Lhc thin g . This object ( 2 ) One 'fitesct<ly in January of 19G7, aud his brother "'ld I \'.ere look in~ !! : the 111oon lhrt>ug-h ~ telescope. The rc , . c re :lb.u: _ivc st.nr s in t.hc: e- .re sky at lh"t Lime. There were a good rw.ny cJnucls H L t.ha t i. i!':~ the sun was setting-bchi11cl the rtount.ain. F rom bo:.;hi~d a cloud, RandY ;;:,, a c11cular object. heading d own Lo the mountain t.cJp (see cr .in5 "A" at ead c-f letter) at. an ang l e . It. had a vapor t1ai l and Lhc1e .. a~ r. n.Ji~t> a t all. .o;: .:ocusecl .._..., s telescope on i L and watched j t g o ::~-.'.t~h the Lele:scnpc \. e could cor.tpare the object with o: ~. c rtounl~in. \','e look a pict.ure o.f it throu~h t.lre telc- Tlw objcci. wa!-i about. t l w size of the: full rnoon The t hinr~ Lh::tt puzzles 11:e the nost j s that. there wa~ !.: tlw pic.: ... u!<: co:ucs out;, il ~-lwul<l shoN u whiUsh lldn~ \Cl') C"}O!'>C: L(l I f':l\'.' thi~ object on ApdJ !~{, l9G7. lt cnt .. e c~ . bruL H:lG P . l.l., [ noUc(d ~ IJijnkin l'cd Jight. n lmul ns Jnir~lrt :1s Sil'iu:;, It. was lllw two slars ~:lLUng slde by side. I t wns a nlt.:c~ night 11.d the wind was hlowing just n li L t.lc bi L. Gee draw1.n.; ll . that. I have finished with rny sighlings , I will st;art with my UFO tiiL'or . sou have heard about Jean Dlxun, the Washington, D.C. woman \':hn p:-c-c::!c~ed J.F.JC's murder? In many c-ases people have ccJmmunicated wi t.h throu~h nental telepat.hy , a Lypc of E . S.J>. I believe t.huL cl\i!~cyatlts like Jcn11 Dixon rtrc probably Ll10 first of pcc1ple 011 eartl1 tn havt ':h e gift. of proph~cy". I also believe t.hal in t.hc ncar future somebody cnt nonroclct 1:1terslellcr travel . I lhlnl< that we aren't too f:tr behirH uur space neighbor.,, I say about. 25-50 ycarf:. I would lil-;e to have any ini'0!T. ... -ion you have on c:-o s . .. oulct appreciate a rcply Lu my letter as soon as possible . .r .... nklng you, I a:1 Sincerely yours, U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL. INFORMA'fiOc~ /y /t /:. r Tht~ quutionnoire has been propared ao that you con give the U. S. Air Fore., aa much infor!T'o1i ... ., :ls possible concornlng th unidentified o&riol phe~nornenon that you hflvo oL!serveti. Ploo1 try to onswr as many queatlona a-. you poHibly con. Tho information t hat yt:u giva will b~ uHo fOf' reua rch purposes. Your nomot will not b1.t used In connac.lion with any st-:Jt~tmni:: conc h.:: onS or publications Withovt your permission. W~ request this perscnol lnform::~tion liC thot if i s doem, d necessary, we may contact you for fu rther dJ~tails. 1. Whon did y:-... ao tho object ? { Ctrcla Ona): ( Circle One): a. (Circl(l ()ne): o. Doylil:)ht Sc : tn n b. Sto.,dord c . Mount J i n d. Poe iflc 4. 'Nh~ro wer~ ~ :v when you sow tho obi~ct? N tort Ootral Addr 5. How l011~ wcs :-blect in sight ? (Tot: l :::>vrollon) :. Certoin :,, Cc' rly certain City or Town d. Just a guess 7. I F you &cr..' tt.,~ :!>"d during DAYLIGHT, wharo was tho SUN loca ted as you loclt~J at tho obj t? (Circlo Ont): o~ In front o f y ou b. !01 bock of yw c. To your rig,t d. To your loft o. Ovorheod f . Don't remember FTD ocr 62 164 Thla f cwM auporndo:a I'TD 164, Jul 61, whleh h ob1t>lte. 8. IF yn,, sow tho obtec:t ol NIGHT, what d id you notc.o conc.orn1ng th STARS and MOON? Br1oht moonlaght b. Dull moonlight b. ,A~-.. Mer" c . N i~t -pitch dwk d. o~'"l : re member 9. What .... ,o t ~ ... eolher c.oocltioos at time yov aow tha obittct? CLOUDS,,:_ -.to One): c. ~carte .... :lov'~ WEATHER (C irc.lo Ontt): b. r og, miSt, ()r 'uh roll c.(.Modo~t~ar heavy rain e. Don't romombor 10. Tho obt"'' :~;>e<lrod: (Circle Onej. c . Don't re~m~r 11. If,, o;..ptor":-~sa light, wal it bright~r then th brlohtoat at or"? (Circl~ One): o. S, ~tor c. ~bout the_;;;;, b. Dr-mer d. Don' t know 11. I Cr.-,.,~c ~ightns to oom co~m::~n obJ,ct: :. S-norply out lin~ Appear -~-:: .. ~ 1till o t ony till'oO? Svdd~"lt ,up and rush a'Way at any ti mlt? Broa~ ... p r " ~o:ts or 'llxplocf.,? Gvo off s-:~? Chon7 h itr.tnou? fla,h or fl~ehr? D :tOPP"'ar ond reappear ? (Circle Ono fOf oa:h quution) Dl'(t' t It now Don't kno .. Don't know Don't l<now Dcn ' t kno~ Don' t know Don' t !tnow Don't know U.S. AIR FORCE TECt-IHICAl. INrORMAl'I01~ In ~ questionnaire has ben prepar..td so that you can \1 iv~ the U.S. Air Force a a much for":''"'.:: ::s ?OHible conct'lnlng tn u n ldentifiod a"ial ph~no,rftnOII that you hnvo obuuveti. P --~ .. # l~ onswer o s many quutlona 01 yo u possibly con. Tho information that ye;u giv;, will ::- ~ ;:>t ro uorch purpo,u. Your norM will not b~ used in c:onn,c:lion with ony st-:~ttHflini~, ':'"~ .. ons , or publication' without your p e rmission. We r&qvo:;t this parsonol lnform~tion 1;c !"1::1' 1s daornad neces:oory, we moy c ontact y ou for furth.u dr;tails. 3. Tt~.t Zo"lo ( C lrcle Onet): e. O:h e r fimc of tit:~/' ------ cCrclu Ona): A.M. or (Circ/(1 1..1ne}; o. Doyliyht 5o:nr, b. ~to'ldord Cit y or Town 6. Wha t we a - rly certain eontl:w~,! c. Not very :suro d, Just a QUIUS Ht dJrlng DAYLIGHT, wh'tro woa tho SUN located o:s yo\J lock~J c! tho obrfl::t ? (Circh On): FTD OCT 62 164 o. In front o f y ou b. ("I ~:xk of yov c:. To y.;:;1Jr rig,t d. T o your left e . Ovorheod f. Do11' t rom.,mbor 8. If ym ~ow rho olltcct or NIGitl, whot did yo..J n otco concern In!) th~t STARS and MOON? 8.2 MOON (C.rrcln One): o. Br~ght mr..onltght b. Dull moonlight c. No moonli~ht-pitch d oric ci. Doo 't romttmbar 9. Whcl -~ l e -oolh&r c.oodtoo o: tho tlmo you o.Y tho objoc-t? CLOUD:, C.loOne): WEATHER (Circ.IG On.,): l . fog, mt'lf, or lt(.ohl rotu c. Mod.,ro r., or heavy rain e. Oon' t roi'N)mber H 1 :.:.;.aarod. (Circl" One). cf. A$ :: light o Don' 1 reMOmb.tr 11. ti 11 o;.;:-"~' .lS o light, woa it bri'" or ,,on th~ brightbst otors? (Citclo Ono): c . About th 'om~t d. Oc11 't know c ;:....t:rply ovtlt : (CucliJ One for xh 4uuatlon) D n' t lmow t;>o:W: vj) end ru1h owc;y of ony ti ma? . , r.:rh or explod-t? Dor.'t lcnow D:.n't know De11't l<rlOW Don't l<now Doo' t kno,.. D11opp-tor crd rooppeor? Doo' t lmow 14. Did th e ob1e c t disoppe ur whi lo you w1:rc. totch ing et? II ~o. !tow? 15. Did the ~s~ - move behind som,then,l o t ony t ime, p or tculllrl y n c loud'? (Cttcle ~1n) Oon' t "now. IF y.:.u JolSW&rod '([~, , th<~n tdll ,,..hot 16. Did th o ob )ef mo11e in f1ont o f <os;m~thmg o t any t 1mo , p'lrl eculorly o cloud? (C irclo :_ "): Yes n't Kno w. IF you onswerc~ YE!i, th~ : !I w ,,.Jt 17. Toll 1n c ew word5 the following th1ng$ about tl.e obJeCt : 18. 'n~ wish t o .n ow tho angular s ize. l-Ivi d o match !itk k ol orm""i length in lin" with o kown t.obJo:t oncl'' .. ,.,, mvch ~f tl-o ~CJ&Ct is covered by rh e 1-oe od o f th e match. If you had purformo.d th is oxperin.ont C"Jt the. ti,J. i I-: s ight1'lg, he-nuch of the objec t woJid hovo been covornd by the rnatch head? 19. Dre,w :: i>-=- ?"" w ill how tne .. ~::;:~ ~1 tho objec t or objectro. Lobel a nd includ.> in yuu1 sketch any dt)ro: 1 .. of tne :.::,,~ -:: ou s o w s uch c -..-:s, protrusions, etc., a nd e'peciolly exltou!lt trui l t or vapor tro i l3. Plac e c~ -.::,-_ .. ;..d"! the drowi~; .... -~..., rho di roc.tt on the object was moving. 20. Do you thrnk you con o~timote tho speed of the objec t ? (Crrdc Ona} IF you on~...,~-~d YES, then what spe,d would you ostin.ote'~ --------- 21. Do you thh ', ~v con estimate how for away from you tho objoct wos? IC ~ e One) I F yo!.. ::m::.-::d YES, then how for away would you soy i t was? ..l<~:: L -.J ~5 If .A 22. Whor& wt~ :>v locott~d when you $OW the object? b. In o c o