1. Nl l r 'l'i ' Ot 0 !\JECTS C0t1C L U!\ION of : drJlrr .. ,r: nt t.i.r~ of !"tt::tt1n: . I ' 1 (NCi Tit OF 0 \SERVATION 11. BRIEF )UMMARY AND ANALYSIS ~. r.OURSE S; , fti()TQS ?. P I I YSIC I\ L rv OENCE ow et-... r, cloml nnt ik~ oren dth tnterr.lit- tl. IF y ou s o w thl! o bje c t at NIGHT, what d1cl y ou noti c e conc<rning the ~TAI<S u nd MOON? 8.1 STAPS(C~rcleOnc): d. _. ~ ' t rt-nomber 8. 2 MOON ( ( trclc One ): a. Bril)ht moon I ight b. Dull moonli ght c. No moonlight -p itc h d a rk d. Don't remembe r 9. V.hot ""~.-e :1e weather condi t ions at th e time you sow the object ? CLOUL"'~ ~rrcle One): o. Clc-c r _'.,y c . Scottt~ clouds d. Th ick r--heovy clouds WEATHER (Circle One): Fog, mist, or I ight rein ..llodcrote or heavy rain e. Don't remember 10 . T he objec' appeared: (Circle One): f re member I ror.s::::ent 11. If i o;>:>e::r~d os o light, was it brig~er than the brightust stars? ( Circle One): o. Brighter o. !:limmer c . About the s ame d. Don' t know Co~ocre brightness to s ome ::om:non object ; !l, Fuzzy or bt ..... ~d .:. Shor,..fy oui..,~d (Circle One for coch q\Jcstion) a. Appe- r to stond still at any time? Don' t know Sudd.,, l,. ~ed up and rv sh away ot any t ime? c. Bre:: I( .; r o ports or cxp lod ~? 1ve er :n':l<.er Don't know e. Chon9e briJhtn~ss? Yes Don't know f. Chong~ s l,ope? Yes No Don't know g. F la s h or flicker? Yos No h. Disappe a r ond reappear? Yes No Don ' l know '20. Do you think you con o.stima.te t h 3 .spoed of tho objttC't? (Circl!) One) IF y ou cr" ... ~re-:i YES, then what Sp<"tod would you cutimot.,? 7.1. Do you h "'It y ou con o~timote how for away from y ou tht< obj..,ct wa~? IF yov ~,...s .,.&red YES, ihen how f or away would yo"' :ooy it was? 22. Where -"'!' you loca~!)d when you sow tho ob:ec t ? o. ln$i-~ :1 building b. In a -::r In c., oirplcno (type) 23. Wore you (Circlt! One) In th., business s~ction of o cit-/? In t h ro<oid,ntio l sectio11 of o c ity? In op~n countrtside? . I Flying,,. u u ci!,'? Flying t-v{::-o,:.-1 country? IF y-:>J ,....,,~MOVING IN AN AUTOHOaiLE or othe r v<'hicle at ~h~ tir:1::, then complete tha f o llowin!J questio ns: 2~.1 W",-:t direction were you mo.-ing? (Circle One) e . South g . w~st. North~tst b . Nt"~rtheast d. South'!ast f. Southwest 24.3 D d 'f::>U stop a t any t i'llc while you w~re loo~ing a t the objf!ct? ( C ircle One) No 25. Die you s ~rv~ rhe o b ject T~rough any o f the following? Binoculars (Yes No f. T ele5copf' Theodolite Yes No 26. In ordt-r t~:: :;,~ c on give os cleor a picture as possibll't of wha t y o u sow, dtts c ribo in your own words o common obj~ct a~ obj ct; which, .,,hen placed up in t h e slty, woJid g ive the sam~ appearance as the objec t which y ou sow . -14. Did the object di~oppeor while you Wl'lre watching it? If so, how? 15. Dici tn ~:lj~ct move b-thind ~oml'lthinf! atony time, pnrticulorly a cloud? ( Ctrc'e One): it d hind: : Yes No Don't Know. IF you onswMed YES, t hen tell 16. Did tl::: object mov~ in front of s :>me~hing at any time, particularly a c loud? Don't Know. (Ci d e Ot~P.): i:1 fo:1t of: I F you nnsw"!r<?Jd YES, then tell who' 17. T13ll in a f.,w words the following th ing s about the object : 18. We wish ro know the onJulor siz~. Hold a ma tch stick at arm's length in line with a known object and note how much c f ;,& object is covered bv :~e head o f the match. If you hod performed this experiment Cit the t i me of the si;hthg, how much of the object would hove been cover~d by the match head? 19. OrO'-' :l :;:=.:r~ f-lat will show th e s'-tope of the obj~ct or objects. Lobel and include in your sketch a ny de~oils of tn e -:::~= r~e~ you sow s Jcn os w ings, protrusions, etc., and especially oxhous t trails o r vapor trails. P lace :::;-; -:=--beside t h e dro.,..,i ng t o show 1he direction the object was moving. t ~ o owing s e t c , imogire t ot you ore o t t ~ poi~t s own. , or.e or / , on tntt r;vr..,tl"n tn~ tr> "' o w tow o high t he o~j$Ct was above the horizon (skyline} when you ftrs: sow it. fJIt-:c a ' show how l,qh the obj'!lct was cbove t he hori1on (skylina} wh~n you lost ~ow t. Plo en ''A" Or'l t h : cnm;Jo;s w e~n you ~ rs !tow 1 oce o on t e compass w ere you ost sow t tC c. t'!Ct. 28. Prow o pictur~ that wi II show the motion that the obje c t or objects made. Pice on " A" ot t he beginning o)f t he o "t:" a t the end of the poth, or.d show any chong.,s in d irec tion during tht. cour se. 29. IF tf..ere w::s YO~= THAN ONE o ? ~ct, then how many were there? Drow or: :ve ~=now they were o--o,ged, on.:f put on arro w t o show t h" direction that th~y we re t rcweling 30. Hov& you ~vtu ""this, or o similar objoct befor . If 'o giv:) do"' vr Ja~ J .~d 1~-cotiM. 31. 'W'J:> :-~ ,.~ o lse with you a t th~ rim~ you sow tlus object ? (Circle One) 31.1 1;;: 1c v onswor~d YES, did lney see the object t oo? (Circl,-, One) 31.2 P .: ose list their names a nd oddre:Uos: 32. Please -;1vo th" f~llowing informoti:m about yoursttlf: TELEP..J:f'lE tndico!e ::.,y addi t ional in formc ':If' c:X,ut yours"lf, including any spacial e){peri~ncc:, which rnight b p..:~rtin~n~. 33. When ;,nd ~o .... h:>m did you report that y ou hod St:l.'n the objec t ? '34. Dote you completed this que.st ionnoire : 35. lnformoti~ ...,~ich you fe~l pertinent and which is not adequately covered in the specjfic points of t he qust i Of" no .r~ ex a narrative explanatio n of your s ighting. DEPA~TMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEAOQUAMTEitS FO~P:IGN TECHNOLOGY D IVISION I AF5C I WMIGHT-P'A~r~MSON AIM FOMC BASE . OHIO 4:)433 U:O Jbservation , 17 April 196 Re:~erence y~.:>ur unide:1tified observation. The information vhich ve received is not sufficient for a scientific evaluation . Re-:.1.est you complete the attached FTD Form 164 and return it in tr.~ e nvelope prov11ec. Thank you for reporting your observation t~ ~he Air Force. t(/!.33 C , ~IANATr, Colo"-e 1, USAF ctor of Technology and Subsystems FTD Form 164 w/enve l ope TDET/UFO (~aj Cuintanilla/70916/mhs/12 Aug 67) UFO Observation, 17 April 1967 FAA Control Tower Att:l: Watch Supe!"'risor Ozark Ariline Airport Cedar City, ~lissouri ~65022 1 . Our office ha s received a r eport of a n unid~ntified flying object (UFO) observation froo the Cedar City, Missouri a rea. Initi~l i nvesti- ~tion bus not been successful in det ermining the Gtimu l u s . Requ~ct 1~fo~t1on on a n y ~o~n airc r aft or simila r object whi ch coul d ha ve ~een operating in t he area a t the time of the sighting . The ~itnezG reported a blue-white light that traveled to~ard the south~est. Smaller v ehicles dropped and took off from the l a rger vehi c l e at a ~at speed during tb~ observation . 2 . Any infor.natioo you could provide as to a possi b l e c nuse of this 17 April 1967, 210 5 CST, sightin~ ..:ould b~ appr eciated. Possibly, someone at the airport towe r obser-1e d the sm-ce or s i rniln r UFO. MES C. MANATT, Colonel, USAF ~ctor of Technology rmd Subsy::;tc!Jls TD'i:r/UFO (1st Lt t".arlay/70916/rrtos/23 .Jtme 67) UFO Observation, 17 April 1967 FAA Control Tower At.tt.: 'Watch Supervisor Jef~erson City Memorial Airport Jefrerson City, Missouri 65101 1 . Our office has received a report of an unidentified flying object {UFO) observation from the Cedar City, Missouri area. Initial investi- gation has not been successful in determining the stirlulus. Request izrrormation on any k:no\ffi aircraft or similar object which could have bee n operating in the area at the tinte of the sighting. The witness reported a blue-whi-c.e l~ght that traveled toward the southwest Smaller vehicles dr~p~d and took off fran the larger vehicle a t a great speed during the observation. information you coul d provide as to a pos3ible cause for this 17 April 1967, 2105 CST, si&~ting vould be appl~ciated. Possibly, sc:::1eooe at the airport tower observed the sane or simibr UFO ---/ .-J&\iF.S C. MANATI', Colonel, USAF t? Director of Technology and Subsystems COORD .I1 iAT ION DATE r/b & 6 7 TDET/U:<'O REI-'LY TO UFO s:ghcings D EPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS 3SIST STRA1 EGIC MISSILE WING (~AC) WHITEMAN AIR FORC.E OASE, MISSOURI 65301 TO: ~D .:DETR) rollowing information is submitLed in accordance with paragraph 11, a . Description of the object: (1) Shape -Flat and circular (2) Size -a :ery lmo~ sLar (3) Color -do~inating orange with intermittent red and blue (4) Number -o~e (5) Formation, if more than one -N/A (6) Discern:..o:~ features or e:-:i:austs ( 8 ) Sound ( 9 ) Other pe:-~inent or unusual b . Description o: course of objccL: (1) \Vhat fir~:: called the attention of observer to object: Ano::.::!:-person \.Jho f:.:-s c sa\-1 the object. (. (2) Ang l e o: e!evation and aximuth of object when fir