CO" C ... USlON SIJ ARV AND ANALYSIS t ~C7,i Or ,;as;RVATION UNCWiiFIED DIPAIYMIJIJ Of YH1 All FOICI STAIF MISSAGI IIANOI INCOMING MUSAGI AFIN: 48890 (J !-tfar 67) B/meh Page 1 of 3 ACTION: RJ)C:- L INFO: XUP-1, XOPX-2. S.AJ?OS-i. NIN-'1. DIA-l t1q) PTTU J ).N R UC I FVA0272 0621611-UUUU-RUEOHQA. fM 2 0 T H A l P. u I V TRUAX FL D WI S T 0 R lJNM F VA I ~D C RUEDFJF/FT~ WPAFB OHIO R~JE~ HQA/CSAF WASH DC RU::O HQ~/C~ .\r WASH 0 C ZEN/UNIVERSiTY Or COLO BOULC~ COLO UNCLAS 2~-01~ 23551 MAR 67. UFO REPORT. FOR TDETR, FTD; AFRDC, CSAF; A~ SAF-01, OSAF. THE FOLLOWI ~ IS A UFO REPORT OF SJG HT I \G BY i ~C:~ PERSONS 0 N 2 MAR 67 IN STOUGHTON, W t SCONS IN. CREF AFR 80- 17). (2) LARGER i:-!~. ~ STA~ AND RE:?CRTEO BY ONE INDIVIDUAL AS 15'-25 LON;. CJ> LIGnT YELLOS TO BRIGHT WHITE GLOW. (4) 1 (5) N/A (6) NONE (7) ~oiO NE C 8) NONE (9) NONE UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED DIPAIJMINf Of JHI All FOICI ST AlP MISSAGI I RANCH INCOMING MUSAGI Page 2 of 3 B. OESCR!?iiON OF COURSE: (1) ONE OBSERVER CLIVIN; IN STOUGHTON> THOlGHT t7 iO BE A BRIGHT STAR .. AT FIRST BUT THAT IT HOVERED OVER THE GROU~. OTHER TWO OBSERVERS CPASSI t.C T~OUGH STOlXiHTON> PAGE 2 R UC. rVA0272 UNO.. AS NOTICED I T BECAUSE Or ITS SIZE AND BRIGHTNESS. <2> REPORTED AS 80r' T, 1~HJrT AND LESS THAT 1 0FT BY THE THREE OBSERVERS. (3) TRAVELL I~ WEST STAYI~.G SAME .HEIGHT. ABOVE EARTH. (4) STATIONARY FOR 45~1~, THEN HEADED WSW FROM STOUGHTON. (5) MOVED AWAY FROM ' CBSERVERS <6) ONE ONSERVER <L IV I~ IN STOUGHTON>: ONE <1> HOUR TOTAL. C. ~A::THCD OF OBSERV~TJON: <1> GROUMl/VISUAL. <2> NONE (3) N/A D. fiRST OBSERVER: ~2/3119Z MAR 67; OTHER TWO OBSERVERS: . 02/0330Z MA;, 67. E. LOCATION OF OBSERVER .<1> STOUGHTON, WISC. F. OS SERVERS C,) All THREE Ct VIL I ANS: .FIRST OBSERVER GUARAGE O?E~Ai~R; SECOND 09SERVER SALESMA~; 7ni OBSERVER , MILWAUKEE, WISC, , UNKN ADDRESS, TRUCK DRIVER. R:::~iAc~LiTY OF ALL T~RE: UNK~WN. G. WEATHER: ~1) SCATTERED AND CLEAR. <2> AWS WINO OIRECTI'ON & UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED DIPAIYMIJif Of THI All FOICI STAFf MISSAGI IWKH INCOMIJII MUSAGI Page 3 of 3 CJ> NEG (If) 15Mt (5) SCATTERED 8111FT C6> NONE C7> NO STRON; INVER- SION. DEViATION FROM OORMAL: TO JIIIIFT 190EGREES ~OOLER AMl J5818FT UP-, 18DEGREES WAR~ER. H. NONE. I. FIRST CESERVER WENT IN CAR TO DIRECT ION OF OBJECT BUT IT PAGE 3 R UC l FVAI272 UNCLAS OISA?PE.!.~:J AT.ABOUT THAT TIME. J. NONE, EXCEPT TAKIN:; OFF & LA~D i rC AT TRUAX FIELD, WISC. K. REPORTING OFFICER: <1> SENIOR DIRECTOR, DiRECTION CENTER, C2) JERRY M. EDWARDS, (3) CAPT (u) 4631 SJPRON, TRUAX fiELD. WISCONSIN 53707 (5) 608 <6> 741 \7} 837-32~3 (8) NO PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS. SEVERAL OTHER OBSERVERS REPCRTEDLY PORTED THE SAME SIGHTING TO LOCAL POLICE. UNCLASSIFIED DE,-AMMKNT OF THE AI" P'O"CE HEADQUARTERS ,OR.IGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION f A'SC) WJIIIGHT~ATTKII.ON AIJII 'ORCK ua. OHIO 4541~3 U?O Observation , 2 Mar 67 BCODSin 53589 F.eference your un1dentit1ed observation. '!he information which have received is not suftieient for a scientific evaluation. est you co~lete the attached F~D Form 164 and return it in t~e envelope provi~ed. Thank you for reporting your observation ~o the Air Force. , tT '{ES C. MANATr, Colonel, USAF /~rector of Tecr~clogy and Subsystems FTD Form 164 w/envelope