PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 1
F 0D Wos Bolloon
5 Oct 61 Johnson Isiend QO Probebly Balloon
3. DATE-TIME GROUP <. TYPE OF OBSERVATION O. Possibly Belloon
7 O Wes Aircraft
Lecel 0D Ground Vi sual 0D Ground-Redor D Probobl y Aircroft
GMT D Air Visa 0 Air-Intercept Rodar O Possibly Aircroft
5. PHOTOS & SOURCE CG Wes Asnenonteal |
PY es 0D Probably Astronomical
0 Ne Milit+ery D Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE +6 Other Re? lections
0 Insufficient Dore for Eveluction
O Unknown
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One white Oval oojt 11, COMMENTS FU0CS analysis OF prints indicates
not seen visually. Noticed on photogrephs of ‘that objts in prints were reflections of
island. round window or light within the e/c.

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lst Ind (TD-Déa) 20 Hov 61

1. The examination of the film has produced these findings.

a. in addition to the bright ellipse, a similar separate
faint image also appears in most frames. ‘this is the only
feature that is duplicated in the format.

b. These images change position within the frame in a
uniform manner while maintaining their same position relative
to each other, ,

c.. the background also chanses position within the frame
out at a different rate.

<¢. Analysis of the repvort reveals the followings:

Q@e  wne sun was very high enc slizshntlyvy aft of the direc-
tion of flight.

do ‘ine camera was aimed to the left and in a downward

Manner.

3. the only explanation we can offer is that the images
were caused by tne refle fr a round window or light
within the aircratt. Sy retigetions on a double pane
window would pvrocduce «

Chief, Photo <xploitatio#’ Div. no change

Deputy for -ngr. Support

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Classification

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"Tf Inclosure!’s) Fi (is) (are) withdraws
sor not attache!) the clastifcation of this correspondence
(document) will be chacged to tt: or cancelled

in accordance with par, 37h, AFR 206-L"

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; HEADQUARTERS eis
IST STRATEGIC AEROSPACE DIVISION (SAC)
; UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA

ld REPLY TO
. ATTN OF: DI 17 October 1961
SUBJECT: Report of UFO

TO: ATIC

1. In compliance with AFR 200-2, 14 Sept. 1959, the following UFO
report is submitted. The usual format and reporting procedure is
not followed in this report due to the circumstances of the event
and the lateness of the report.

2... Mr an Instructor Technical Representative of

while on an official USAF trip to Eniwetok Atoll, took
some motion pictures of the flight. While flying abeam Johnson
Island, the original of the attached film was taken. He did not
visually sight anything other than the island but when he developed
the film upon his return to the ZI, he noticed the peculiar object
that is apparent in this film. The original complete film roll is
presently in the possession of DOOPI, this Headquarters.

3- The following data is submitted in accordance with paragraph
15 of AFR 200-2, subparagraphs follow format of subject regulation:

15a

(1) oval

(2) omitted

(3) white

(4) one

(5) omitted

(6) none

(7) none

(8) omitted

(9) omitted

15> 7

(1) see paragraph 2 above ITo~ 6

(2) omitted (see film)

(3) omitted (see film)

(4) appears straight

(5) omitted

(6) not seen visually

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(1) not seen visually, first observed when film was
developed
(2) omitted
(3) KC-97, 10395, 10,000 feet, true heading 24,3 degrees,
true air speed 210 knots, ground speed 235 knots,
Vandenberg AFB, Calif.
15d

(1) 0521512 MAY G/
(2) day

15e Abeam Johnson Island

15f omitted

1L5g
(1) from navigator log - wind 070/20 knots
(2) omitted
(3) none
(4) good
(5) omitted
(6) none
(7) 20 degrees centigrade at 10,000 feet.
15h omitted
15i none

153 omitted
15k see paragraph 6 below
151 see attached film

4. The following data is submitted in accordance with paragraph
19 of AFR 200-2:

19a

(1) omitted
(2) film appears in excellent condition
(3) (a) 16M Bell and Howell
(>) type unknown, 1 inch, make unknown
tS Kadachrome type A

(dq) 24 FPS
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(nh) no
(i) out of left window

5. Other personnel aboard the aircraft at the time say they did
not visually see any strange object during the flight.

6. This report is submitted by Major Wayne R. Davis, Chief,
Operational Intelligence Division, Directorate of Intelligence,
lst Strategic Aerospace Division, Vandenberg AFB, California.
He offers no explanation of the strange object. ee

7. This correspondence is classified Agra o protect
possible UFO information.

FOR THE COMMANDER:

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Director of Intelligence

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WRIGMT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO (Z AS a.
REPLY TO ir og
attw of: TD-EB/Major Friend/vw/69216 . —— Se
SussecT: Request for Photo Reproduction h Tf id 2h Nov 61
ro: TD-Dhc
Request three (3) black and white prints be made of frames #1, #10, #21,
#30, and #39 of the attached filmstrip.
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. Aceh alr fi ert
_ EDWARD H. WYNN 1 Atch
Colonel, USAF Filmstrip

Deputy for Technologies
and Subsystems

; SE ADQUARTERS
FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION

AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO

REPLY TO

atte or: TD-E/Major Friend/vw/69216
sussect: Request for Analysis of Filmstrip

to: TD-Dha

1. It is requested that an analysis be made of the attached filmstrip
to determine the nature of the images.

2. It is further requested the filmstrip be forwarded to TD-E upon
completion of the analysis in order that it may be returned to the
owner.

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Colonel, USAF 1 Filmstrip (C)
Deputy for Science 2 Ltr fm DI dtd 17 Oct 61, (C).

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