PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
I. DATE I. DATE |2 LOCATION 2 Location 12. CONCLUSIONS CONCLUSIONS
20 SEp 61 Was Balloon
Lincoln, New Hampshire Lincoln, New Hampshire 0 o Probably Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 4TYPE OF OBSERVATION o PossiblyBalloon Possibly Balloon
Local_0001-0100 Local_0001-0100 Ground-Visual Ground-Radar Was Aircraft Was Aircraft
000 Probably Aireraft Probably Aircraft
GMT GMT_ 200401-0500z 200401-0500Z AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar Air-Intercept Radar Possibly Aircraft Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS SOURCE Was Astronomical
Y.. Y.. 000 Probably Astronomical
1 1 :CK.No :K.No Civilian Possibly Aatronomical Possibly_Aatronomieal
7. LENGTH OF OBSER 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION VATION NUMBER OF OBJECTS OBJECTS | 9. COURSE COURSE OK Other Othe
0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation
N Unknown
30 min 1
I. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGNTING COTITLTTOLS band or RIT IH. COMMENTS
Cgar times despite chunges are probably r
Idiregtion. sinte LY. strong inversion which prevaled in area
Desmribe g V shiped with red lights on tins; sighting. Actual source of
later winge oppearei to extedn fuurther, Appeare flight ed is not knowm but it hus all
about 4s°. Varied direetion abruptly and dis- characteristies ot an advertising search
appeared to N. light. Radar probably was looking at some
ground target due to strong inversion
No evidence indicating objts were due to
other then nutural causes.
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DATA BLOCK 8 Form 610.38A (Rewised 4-157)
PRESSURE TEMPERATURE REL. MUM sntilude of 10-847571-20.4
199 91 inclubing DEW Segnihcent KS 62252 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF.DOMMERCE
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WEATHER BUREAU
1082 12.9 I1.C
1012 C5 4 C9.5 7C &G 4IO ADIABATIC CHART
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4.0 15.9 47 4.6 Yir
5700-13.8
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Time
10.9 54.9 5O 1820 C.CT.
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731 MB 2as2 725 283
FIA RELATIVE MUMIDITY
30 31. 53.8 -6.4 5 24.1
1C95
11 33 582 $20 9.0 43 58CO 50928 9878 -32 Ordinste
12 IT9 -12'2 285 6500 5971 92 -72
0216 8 85.1 77
T2ER yoo 43.9 -20.4 40 c2 262
15 CODED MESSAGE FOR TRANSMISSION
COC 2007150702010 818
5140 A.1 12515 027670048CNK002510
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02-33264
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PRESSURE TEMPERATURE REL 400
DEW
POIKE 082721
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1603142
EEHSEENESRENER A
8
9 14.7
10
II 50922587589
12 58657 EIS.L 8191
13 uro 44 0271827949%
14 47.0 422 44.2
15 15 CODED MESSAGE FOR TE CODED
60C MIOCNICILT
5/10 1404603007700,052
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StationsY 743
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42
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855/7 855/71
140
03007295 03007
11090
323
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TEMPERATURE REL HUM DEW. Anfude of 10060116642-C75
Incinding POINT tignchcents 7XX5X U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMM
lincent Correction Corrected Ondinst Core of tevels en
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UFJ ANALYSIS SHEET
Location LINcOLN N:H.
Date (Local) 20 SEPT'61 Hour (LOcal) 2056PT 000/ to 0/00
Satellite:
Astronomical Phenomena (Meteor, Comet, Planet, etc)
Radar Analysis (TD-El) PosszecY EACSE TRRCET
(1WUERSION)
Aircraft, Balloons, Airships, etc Aircraft, Balloons, Airships, etc
Analysis and Conclusions: Bor THE RAOMR ANO UIsUAL-
SIGHTINE ARE PROGABLY DUETO CHOITINS
RESUCTING FROM THE STONE INJERSION WHICH
PREURICED IN THE LiNCOLN N.H. AAEA
THE MORNING OF THE SIC-NTING. THE
ACTAC ACmAC SouRCE oF OF 2IGNT LIENT OIEWEO OIEWEO eY
THE WITNESSES wHo BEPORTEO REPORTEO THE
KNowN KNOwN usun
SIGHTING is NOT Bur nT
LAS LAS B2e B2c of TXE ox
AN ADUERTSINC PDUER Nc SEARCH CIEHT. TITE CIEHT. TIHE
RAOAR PROBAGLY wAs LOOKINK Ar sonk
EROUNO TARGET DUE To THE 5TRONG
INV THERE i5 ws EUDENCE WHCH
wouco INDICATE THOT THE BRUECTS
OF THESE SIGHTNGS WERE OuE TO OTMER
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SEER
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GEMER ESNARRL TRANSMITTED
BAN [5]
05850 2089
27xx2
L3208.3/5 LEGEND FOR PLOTTED CURVES
[6] 19749-c01
7459
CON OVG
711001-6.T Inspected Bv Inspected By
1763 7
17994-374 7994-274
286 286
20 km. 19 km
30 km. 29 km 28 km.

DATA BEOCK Constant Pressure WEANS
PRESSURE TEMPERATURE REL. HUM 404815C1-17.7
Incled DEW CIT52I2
Ascer POINT DEPARTMENT OE COM
WEATHER SURE
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12 5 3812
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COdR 2006718102008086512
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PRESSURI CONTACT
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DATA BLOCK Constan WEANSIE
ESSURE TEMPERATURE REL.HUM DEW Altirude of 10285
Inciudiog POINT sigmficant U.S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Ascent Catrection Corretted Crdinate WEATHER SUREAL
235
32 26 ADIABATIC CHARI
257 39 116 4 3
197 51.
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147 -608
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KARYPS 20963-584
COF1O LEGEND FOR PLOTIED CURVE
19824-c171
34055
3
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DATE AND RELEASE DATE ANO RELEASE
CODATN EODATE P DOKE TE ZE 119615EP206 1961$EP206
RONAYC WATEA EAC B50N
IAXAS BE211 RPOTVS 9615EP2-1/25
STTA
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DATA BLOCK A Constant Pressure We B Form 6301
PRESSURE TEMPERATURE" REL. HUMG Atitude of 404637508-15.9
ThAOr# DEW Sigmfic
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7 HUEER
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9 u91
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I1 4o 0 425 0 55 5090
12 57751 2
13 01147
14
15 CODED MESSAGE FOR TRANSMISSI
6067 170311412100424R4
5040-3 1514Z01044700/910030103
12 50901 5775701142 1062 6577
125 2112630KC1P87802187L15
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ADIABATIC CHART
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CODED MESSAGE FOR TRANSMESSION CODED MESSAGE FOR TRANSMESS
BESIARAAEMA 39602 BERREAHA EEBAAN-UAL
CAISNRNE 6138124630 A
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OATA JS ENTERED
TTERD ON PUNCHED CARD
Anidude (gpm) Temperatone ("C)
275 btire fumiddy (g) Dew foimt
Direction (dngrees)ydr Speed 4mgrs)
30156I9 -238
300 987848 134
012181658 LEGEND FOR PLOTTED CURVES
CN AAD
PNHED
350 52
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COLM ATE AND RELEASE TIME AND RELEASE TIME
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S.DEPARTMENT,OF COMMERCE
WEATHER BUREAU
ADIABATIC CHART
950
DATA BLOCKC
[1834] PRESSURE TEMPERATURE
22843 ap03 (048) 10 a04 P 1843 Cpatect
[1738] 91.6 53 (S9 GS
21 100.0 SAP
22 102.0 DO 512 24212
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FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WRIGHT-P SON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO
REPLY TO TDEW
ATTN OF:
SUBJECT: Request for UFO Information 27 SEP 1963
TO: Hq USAFS SAF-OI 3b (Mrs Gaiser)
Wash 25 D C
1. Reference the attached letter from
requesting information on unidentified objects. Our
records indicate fourteen specific requests from Mr
pertaining to various sightings. He has also received the
DOD Fact Sheet. This s letter is forwarded to your office
for whatever ac you deem
2. Specific answers pertaining of Sep 19-20,
196l are as follows:
set at the approximate time that the object disappeared.
Without positional data the case could not be evaluated as
Jupiter. There was a strong inversion in the area. The
actual light source is not known. As no lateral or verti-
cal movement was noted, the object was in all probability
object was due to r than natura causes.
b. The Air Force did not b. The Air Force did not investigate investigate t the sightings in the sightings in
Hollywood, California, on Feb 5 and 6, 1960. Hollywood, California, on Feb 5 and 6, 1960.
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Part Two: An "abducted" woman describes her incredible experience
BY JOHN G. FULLER
ETURNING FROM a brief vaCatiOn in added an incident he had not mentioned dur- came to a clearing. . . . The object was on the
Canada in September, 1961, Barney ing the earlier interview. The low-flying UFO ground. . . I think it was the same one I had
R and Betty Hill had a deeply disturb- had descended, Hill told the doctor, and hu- been watching in the sky. . .. And they're tak-
ing experience that they could re- manoid creatures had then blocked the road. ing me up to the object. I didn't want to go on
member only vaguely. They had They had "abducted" him and carried him it.The man beside me says to go on. . . . So he
sighted what may have been an Unidentified aboard the uro for a strange physical exami- and one of the others each take my arms. . . . I
Flying Object that seemed to be following nation. After several sessions with Barney, Dr. go inside, and there's a corridor. Wego up the
their car. Their anxiety about the incident led Simon decided to question Betty Hill, who is corridor, and there's a room. ... I turn around,
them to the office of Dr. Benjamin Simon, the white, under hypnosis the following week. and I'm waiting for them to bring Barney in.
distinguished Boston psychiatrist, on Decem- Within the first moments of her trance, But they lead Barney right past the door where
ber 1 4, 1963. Because of the cloudiness of the Betty Hill told a story that was remarkably I'm standing. I said: What are you doing with
Hills conscious recollection of the episode, similar to the one Dr. Simon had heard from Barney? Bring him in here where I am. And
11 Dr. Simon decided to use regression under her husband. After she and Barney made a the man said: No, we only have equipment
hypnosis in the hope that this would help number of stops in an attempt to observetheob- enough in one room to do one person at a time.
them reconstruct the event more clearly. He ject more clearly, she said, they reached a point And if we took you both in the same room, it
also decided to tape-record these sessions for in the road where she saw "men standing in would take too long. . .. Another man comes
later study and reference. later study and rererence. the highway . .. and these men started to come the highway . . . and these men started to come in. . . . I think he's a doctor. . . . They push up in. . . . I think he s a doctor. . . . They push up
During World War II, Dr. Simon, as up to the car. . .. They came in two groups. ..." up to the car. . .. They came in two groups. . .." the sleeve of my dress, and they look at my the sleeve of my dress, and they look at my
Chiefof Neuropsychiatry and ExecutiveOfficer At that point, "a kind of daze"' overcame her. At that point, "a kind of daze" overcame her. arm . .. and then they turn my arm over, and arm . .. and then they turn my arm over, and
at Mason General Hospital, the Army's chief The men took them both from the car, they look at the underside. . .. And they tub,
psychiatric center, had extensive experience psychiatric center, had extensive experience she said. ". . . And I turn around, and I say: they have a machine . .. it's something like a they have a machine ... it's something like a
with hypnosis in the treatment of many psy- with hypnosis in the treatment of many psy- 'Barney! Wake up!' . .. And he doesn't pay any 'Barney! Wake up!' . .. And he doesn't pay any microscope, only a microscope with a big lens. microscope, only a microscope with a big lens.
chiatric disorders among military personnel. attention. He keeps walking." ... I had an idea they were taking a picture of . . . I had an idea they were taking a picture of
Barney Hill, who is a Negro, told of the Barney Hill, who is a Negro, told of the One of the men walking beside Betty One of the men walking beside Betty my skin. . . . And then they took something my skin. . .. And then they took something
journey from the Canadian border to their journey from the Canadian border to their said: "Don't be afraid. We're not going to like a letter opener—only it wasn't—and they
home in Portsmouth, N. H., and described a home in Portsmouth, N. H., and described a harm you." harm you." scraped my arm. . .. And there was like little scraped my arm. ... And there was like little
glowing ufo that seemed to follow them dur- glowing ufo that seemed to follow them dur- Doctor: These men spoke good English? DocToR: These men spoke good English? -you know—how your skin gets dry and flaky —you know—how your skin gets dry and flaky
ing part of their trip. Under hypnosis, he re- BETTY: Only one spoke. . . . He had sort of a sometimes, like little particles of skin? And
created the scene in much greater detail, and foreign accent. .. . We kept walking, and we they took a piece of cellophane or plastic or
continued
COPYRIGHT  19G6 BY IOHN G FULIER. ADAPTED FROM THE FORTHCOMING BOOK.
"THE INTERRUPTED JOURNEYFO RE PUMLISHED RY THE DHAL PRESS, INC.
LOOK 10-18-66111

Septoni 1 116
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something like that, and they scraped, and they
put the flakes on this plastic. . . . And the leader
of the group puts it in the top drawer. And then
they put my head . . . in this thing that holds your
head. . . . And the examiner opens my eyes and
looks into them with a light, and he opens my
mouth, and he looks in my throat and my teeth
and in my ears. . . . And then he takes like a—oh,
a swab—and he puts it in my left ear, and he puts
this on another piece of this material. And the Bothered at first by the account given by
leader rolls it all up and puts it in the top drawer the Hills. Dr. Simon (above) was con-
too. Then they take a couple of strands of my hair, vinced after a few sessions that they were
and they pull it out, and he gives this to the leader, telling him the truth as they understood
and he wraps that up and puts that in the top it. The Hills (right) stand near the
drawer. . . . And then he feels my neck, behind my scene of their disturbing experience.
ears, under my chin, around my collar bone, and
—oh—and thien they take off my shoes and look
at my feet and at my hands. . . . And he takes .. . then they said that was the end of the testing. thing about the universe. And I told him, no, I
something, and he goes underneath my finger- And the leader helped me up. . . . I put my dress know practically nothing. ... And he went across
nail, and then he . .  cut off a piece of my finger- on. And I was going to zip it up, and he took hold the room and pulled out a map, and he asks me
nail. And then the doctor, the examiner, tells me of the zipper and zipped it up. And then—oh, I had I ever seen a map like this before. . .. There
to take off my dress . . . and so I slip my dress off. said: I can go now? I can go back to the car? And were all these dots on it, scattered all over it. Some
. . . I lie down on the table, on my back, and he he said: Barney isn't ready yet. . . . He said that were little, just pinpoints. And others were as
brings over this—oh, how can I describe it? They're they were doing a few more tests with him, but big as a nickle. And there were lines . .· going
like needles, a whole cluster of needles, and each he'd be right along in a minute. . . . I started talk- from one dot to another. And there was one big
needle has a wire going from it. . . . They touch me ing with the leader. And I said to him that this circle, and it had a lot of lines coming out from
with the needles. . . . It doesn't hurt at all. . . . He had been quite an experience. . . . That no one it. A lot of lines going to another circle quite
1 puts it on my knee, and my leg jumps. And then would ever, ever believe me. . . . And that what I close, but not as big. And these were heavy lines.
TY. 1 :. .~nlIAnI noeded wae come nroof rhar this had reallv han- And I asked him what thev meant. And he said

me over on my back, and the examiner had a long me something to take back with me, then people casionally. And ne sald tne Droken mes wcic cx-
needle in his hand. . . . And I ask him what he's would believe it. And so he told me to look peditions. . .. I asked him where was his home
going to do with it . . . and he said he just wants to around and maybe I could find something I would port, and he said: Where are you on the map? I
put it in my navel, it's just a simple test. And I tell like to take. And I did-and there wasn't much looked and laughed and said I don't know. So he
him, no, it will hurt, don't do it, don't do it. And around—but on the cabinet, there was a book, a said: If you don't know where you are, then there
I'm crying, and I'm telling him: It's hurting, it's fairly big book . . . and I said: Could I have this? isn't any point of my telling where I am from.
hurting, take it out, take it out! And the leader And he told me to look in the book, and I did. It And he put the map away. . . And I thought:
comes over, and he puts his hand, rubs his hand had pages, it had writing, but nothing like I had Well, I still have the book. . . . All of a sudden,
in front of my eyes, and he says it will be all right, ever seen before. . .. The writing didn't go across, some men came in with the examiner. They are
I won't feel it. . .. The pain goes away. But I'm it went up and down. quite excited. . .. The examiner has me open my
sore from where they put that needle. DOCToR: Did it look like any language that you mouth, and he starts checking my teeth. And he
DOCTOr: Did they make any sexual advances to know or was it in English? tugs at them. I asked what they are trying to do.
you? ...The examiner says they could not higure it
BETTY: No, it wasn't in English. out—Barney's teeth came out and mine didn't. I
BETTY: No. . . . I asked the leader, I said: Why DOCTor: What language do you know that goes was really laughing and said Barney had dentures,
did they put that needle into my navel? And he up and down? and I didn't. They asked me: What are dentures?
said it was a pregnancy test. I said I don't know And I said people as they got older lost their
what they expected, but that was no pregnancy BETTY: I don't know it, but I can recognize it. I teeth. They go to a dentist and get dentures. Or a
test. And he didn't say any more. ... can't read it: Japanese. person sometimes—Barney had to have dentures
DOCTOR: Japanese. Did this look like Japanese? because he had a mouth injury. He had to have
DOCTOR: All right. We'll stop here now. his teeth extracted. . . . I said it happens to almost
The Hills returned to the office for BETTY: No. everyone as they get older. And he said: What
Betty's second session on March 14, 1964. Betty's second session on March 14, 1964. Was it writing or printing? is older? I said: Old age. So he said: What is old s older? id age. So he said: What is old
DOCTOR: Was it writing or printing? DOCTOR age? And I said—well it varied, but as a person
DOCTOR: About this needle. How far in did he DOCTOR: About this needle. How far in did he BETTY: It was different . . . it had sharp lines, and gets older, there are changes in him, particularly
inject the needle? they were, some were very thin, and some were they were, some were very thin, and some were physical. He begins to sort of break down with
BETTY: Oh, it was a long needle. I don't know, BETTY: Oh, it was a long needle. I don't know, medium, and some were very heavy. It had some medium, and some were very heavy. It had some age. So he said, what did I mean by age? And I
I thought it—I didn't look, but I would say the I thought it—I didn't look, but I would say the dots. It had straight lines and curved lines. And said the life span—the length of time people live. said the life span—the length of time people live.
needle was four inches long, six, maybe. ... Some- the leader laughed, and he asked me if I thought He said, how long was this? And I said, well,
thing like a tube was attached to it. They didn't I could read it. And I told him no . . . but this was about 100 years at the most. People can die be- about 100 years at the most. People can die be-
leave it in very long. Just for a second. leave it in very long. Just for a second. going to be my proof that this happened. . . . And fore that—most of them do. . . . I think the aver-
DOCTOR: What kind of pain was it? DOcToR: What kind of pain was it? so he said that I could have it. . . . And I was de- age length of time . . . I don't know . . . was 65 or
ligbed lighted. . .. And so then I said . .. I knew he wasn't Ands hen Isaid Ilw 70. So he said, 65 or 70 what? I said: Years. He 70 So ke said 65 er 70 2 Isaid: Years He
BETTY: All I could think of was a knife. . . . Then, from the earth, and I wanted to know where he said: What is a year? And I said it had to do with
I was grateful to the leader for stopping the pain did come from. And he asked me if I knew any- how many days, and the days had so many hours,
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50 [5] 8 B MRODEPE w REE 7E MeLRrg ASNEAAENA
60 REP4 3RSMOXIFAR5RS AAS MNTWS ASORAAOE
[6] 450 SAKEN AOAS AROATA OOERARENMYIN
71 A9 S
400 1947221 Taka mrui F23 DABSAIEURA NIANMNIUEAS DENRVARIR3ATM EAAAIT
80 [8] 32337 ICREASE NGLAIWNSA SOERROIPNAFUCMN AKESLANRANEEFA SICCACA
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100 00 AY HoTEte 1a1 Jesnd 93709 IBEHU EMMX
3.0 22 2 STE SAPA E 3N 327 A IRL 18 2T 39 BE3T F3 54 T 537 1ETSEG SAMGNG
125-[12.5] 28 38 37 kon. 36 km. 1T A EA

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