DECLASSIFIEDUSAF PROJECT BLUE BOOK · NARA T-1206
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

PROJECT BLUE BOOK

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969
CASE REFERENCE8673177
DATE OF SIGHTINGJune 1962
REPORTED LOCATIONRichmond Virginia
FRAMES68

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3. DATE-Time GROUP [a TYPE OF OBSERVATION 42 Feasmy Smtonn
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5. PHOTOS | o SOURCE }O Wes Astronomicci
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| 5 ne S| Sate ial os DO Possibly Astronomical
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10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS — I
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he was sitting on a porch of his residence looking at the stars. The ob-
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does not require glasses for reading purposes. He was wearing his glasses
at the time of initial obdservation.

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Angle of elevation - 20° plus or minus 1°
True bearing - 169° plus or mimus 5°

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True bearing - 132° plus or minus 5°

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Civil use only by prior permission of the Commanding Officer.
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reflect existing conditions as of date of issue of this chart. Consuit the Airman’s Guide and NOT AMS

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CLOSED AIRPORT AND RUNWAY MARKER

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MILITARY CLIMB CORRIDOR
NOTE: All flignts through these areas must obtain prior approval from the appropriate authority on frequencies listed.
~R-S312 Goldsboro, N.C. = * See below Continuous LA, Haleiga-Durham, N.C.
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1OPOGRAPHICAL SYMBOLS

‘TIES AND TOWNS HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Pie Follow

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Springs ; ial ( 9 Sand Deposits in river bed_......_._.--- — /—~

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(Awash at low tide) ee Dire t
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(1) Appeared straight and at constant specd between the two points
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ten minutes mit not more than twenty minutes. No elapsed time check was wade,

3. Manner of Observation

a. The observer first si; ae the object by naked eye (with normal glasses
being worn) and then observed it with binoculars. The investigating officer
exenined: se and estimated the following capability. Objects could be che
sexved with sharp deteil with a wagnification of three times linear dimensions.

The amen Tavs appeared to be relatively inexpensive ana no ame or identifica-
tion existed on the instrument itself.

b. The angles of elevations and bearings were determined by the investigate
ing officer as follows:

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(3) The angle 2 elevation was determined by the observer sighting
ircraft nevigation plotter type B-2A USAT Stock

down the straight edge

No. 62L7-FAA-554 at the ecthta at “wht ch the observer remembered sightings whict
Losely to physical features on the ground such as tele-

vers referenced very c
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a E gisttcns through the hols

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n the ovlotter.

(2) The bearings were established on a map of the city of Riclnond

(scale 1 inch equals 2,000 Peet) by orienting it and sighting to the observers

remenbered points obser pe A pocket compass was utilized in a similar

manner and corrected for local magnetic variation. These two values w

sen averaged. The cesive difference between the bearings taken by the two
'@)

oa
etheds deseribed was 9 1/2 degrees.

7
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given in the elevations and bearings of sightings

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CRUISING ALTITUDES - FLIGHT LEVELS

allowing procedures apply to the operation of aircraft within the United States, excluding the Aleutian Islands
"(ay Wound the State of Hawaii. They are also applicable within the airspace between the Continental
ent ICAO Flight Information Regions (FLRs).

ALTIMETER SETTING

rhe vertical displacement of an aircraft shall be determined by reference to an allimeter sec:

Pa
viet

‘aad States and the adjac

in) Atior below 23.500 feet MSL, to the current altimeter setting reported by a station which is within 100 naut-
jcul miles, if possible, The aitimeter of an aireraft without radio shall be set to the elevation of the airport of
departure; or to an appropriate available setting. Vertical displacement determined by use of these settings
are Cruising Altitudes and are expressed in feet above mean sea level,

(b) Ator above 24.000 feet MSL, to a standard setting of 20.92", Vertical displacements determined by that set-
ting are Fitwat Levels and are expressed in J-digit figures; for example, Flight Level 265 represents an indic-
ation of 26.400 feet on an altimeter set to 99.92". The use of Flight Levels below 24,000 feet MSL is not per-
missibie. The lowest usable Flight Level, however, may be figure which is numerically greater than 24),
depending upon atmospheric conditions. For example, when the actual atmospheric pressure is 27,92", an air-
eraft at Flight Level 2600 will be at an actual height of 24,000 feet MSL and, therefore, will be at the lowest
usable Flight Level.

DIRECTION OF FLIGHT

When an aireral: 's operated in level flight, the following Cruising Altitudes or Flight Leveis, whichever is appro-

priate, shall be observed in accordance with the magnetic course being flown.
(a) Under Visual Flight Rules (VFR)
———— nl
At | 4 feet or more above the surface,

Below 29,000 feer Above 29,000 feet
0° 0°

_ 400Q foot
/ Thousands Thousands \ _L R intervals beginning at a
=) ° -~ ©

FL 320 FL 300

/ slus 500 feet | plus 500 feet

sf a 4
Ay B ODE O/SROp | 192007: 9- 2980 | © (Flight Leveis | (Flight Levels
2 etc. or etc. of > + -
“\\ Flight Levels | Flight Levels /Z “\ 320, 360, By
‘c\. 265, 285, | 255, 275. fo is
etc.) ; r
180" 130°

(b) Under Instrument Fligat Rules (IFR)
Within Controlled Airspace, 4s authorized by an air traffic control facility, except that aircraft operating “on
top”, in the absence of an authorized specific altitude shall be flown as specified above for Visual Flight Rules,

Outside Controlled Airspace.

Below 29,000 feet At and above 29,000 feet
0” 0°

EVEN OoD

=/ Thousands Thousands

_ ” as
of (2,000; 4,000; | (1,000; 3,000; 3 :
5 etc. or etc. or im >
“\ Flight Levels | Flight Levels 2 :

240, 280, 250, 270, 2
a etc.) etc.) 7

130°

hin [CAO Flight Information Segions (F1 Rs), ineluding the Aleutian Islands y
ti) and the United States Possessions and Territories, Cruising Altitudes and Fight Levels shal

weeved in necordance with the ICAO Regional Supplementary Proeegures

est of too “YW, the State ol

w deter ninead

ee.

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precipi tien

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V.H.F. OMNI-RANGE (VOR)

‘he VHP. omni-range operates within the 108-L15 inegacyele band. In this band it is relatively free from atmospheric and rhe Civil
weiss precipitation static and interference froin other radio stations, Furthermore, it is not limited to four courses as in the A-N leon tificn
nial range, but provides definice guidance on any course, to or from the station, the pilot may select. That Is why tt ts called the tee |e

Omni (Direetional) Mange. At minimum instrument altitudes the VOR gives reliable indications up to about 50 statute " —

eniles (44 nautical mites), depending on enroute terrain. vnituble

ty (iving the V. ELE. omni-range, the pilot uses three basic instruments. The first is the Wight Path Deviation Indicator (cross-

pointer instrument), the same type used for the ILS loealizer, The vertical needle of this instrument (ells the pilot whether ' pinot

he ts rivht or left of the desired course. The second is an Omni-bearing Selector, manuaily operated by the rotation of a smail plan. J
Au knob, by which the pilot selects the course he desires to fly. When the cross-pointer needle ix centered, the omni-bearing repr
“ alector indieates the magnetic hearing of the aircraft either to or [rom the station, The third is a “TO-FROM” tadieator —
nes which shows Whether the bearing indicated by the Omni-bearing Selector ta from or to the station. Furthermore, the ““TO- Nik pee

RM needle can tell a flier when his aircraft is too far from the VOR or is otherwise receiving » weak signal, in this case tet

the needle points ta a red sector instead of TO or FROM, ryitner Live
om Tn Operation, the pilot selects a course by adjusting the omni-bearing selector lo the desired magnetic bearing, and then muain- —

taina it by keeping the cross-pointer needle centered. Uf the aircraft is correctly aligned with the TO-F ROM indications, when W hen
rer the newile swings to tze right, for example, it indicates that the course selected lies to the right. tact the
: @or examole. aa aircraft is due south of a VOR station. [fits pilot desires to fly to the station, he sets the omni-bearing selector Hdestina’
to indicate 4 u. “TO-FROM"” indicator will then point to the word “TO”. As the aircraft passes over the station the ite

“TC. PROM" ‘sdleator will point to the word “FROM”, if u turn of 160? is made north of the station, although the vertical shdaich rs

ross-pointer cawdle will again become centered, the “T'O-F ROM" indicator will still point to “FROM”. ‘The pilot, however, , “i

will now “ind that he must fiy “Away trom the needle” to stay on course, This shows him that the “TO-FROM” indicator ts - Lien 7
fe incorrect. So, the pilot now rotates his omni-bearing selector to 150". After he has done this, the “TO-F ROM” indicator shifts [thes |
| “y the "TO" position, and flying ‘Toward the needle” will keep him on course. eu ary

with
TABLE OF V.H.F. RECEPTION DISTANCES oo |
A UVF
With the increasing use of VHF and UHF frequencies for communication and navigation it appears desirable to publicize the tifiwnt
reception distances for these frequenctes. They, therefore, are tabulated below: vouef
Feet Above Ground Reception Distance i el
Station’ Statute Miles Nantical Miles Wor LE!
50 30 24 proper.s
1,000 45 10 “hie
, fa tegulat
3,000 HO) iv
5,000 100 SS Prior t
10,000 140 120 IPR Fi
' 15,000 175 140 Aviat
26,0000 1 175
‘No physical obstruction intervening.
**Rased on zero elevation of the facility. (Distances to nearest even > miles).
if you are using a VHF transmitter, remember that its effective range increases with your altitude, Don’t attempt to contact
a station unless you are within “line of sight”, i. fyse of?
f ee
U.S. WEATHER BROADCASTS AND TRANSMISSIONS
m All continuously operated FAA radio ranges, both Low Frequency and VOR, and radio beacon stations having voice facilities S levitecet
Me on the range or radio beacon frequencies, broadcast weather reports and airwev information at 15 and 45 minutes past each Ante
ans hour. “The 15-minute past-thehour broadcast is an “urea” broadcast consisting of weather reports from locations within

approximately 150 statute miles of the broadcasting station. ‘The 45-minutes-past-the-hour broadcast is an “airway” broad-

cast consisting of weather reports ‘rom important terminals located on airways within approximately 400 statute miles of ' Sha

the station,

The broadeast consists of available flash advisories, surface weather reports (both local and other locations), local winds slolt

i reports through the 16 thousand foot level when available, and special off-schedule reports which are broadcast immediately
} upon receipt. Reports more than one hour old are not broadcast. a

{ lash Advisories are broadcasts by FAA stations within 200 miles of the area affected by potentially hazardous weather wrote
, ditions, suca as tornadoes, thunderstorms, hail, duststorms, moderate to heavy icing, severe to extreme turbulence, and the
initial onset of low ceilings and restricted visibility.

Pilota enroute are requested to avoid, if possible, culling Flight Service Stations (FSS) at or about
the hour (whien are the scheduled broadcast times) to request weather information, as such calis may delay starting of
cheduled broadcasts and cause inconvenience to other persons who are dependent on the broadcasts lor Weather reports,

to and 4. minutes peat

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FLIGHT PLAN

The Civil Air Regulations do net require that a VFR Flight plan be filed except as specified for flight in air defense
identification zones. However, the FAA urges that VFR flight plans be filed whenever practicable as this materially
assists search and rescue operations when such action becomes necessary. Flight plans should be submitted te the
nearest Flight Service Station (FSS) in person or by telephone. They may be filed by radio if no other means are
available, but this practice should be avoided whenever possible in order to reduce congestion of radio channels,

The pilot should always state the name of the FAA Flight Service Station with which he intends to close his flight
plan, If the destination is not served by a FAA station or is in Canada or Mexico the method by which the arrival
report will be filed must be clearly understood by all concerned.

VFR flight plans are transmitted only co the FAA station with which the pilot has stated his arrival report will be
filed. Lf the flight pian is not closed within one hour after the estimated time of arrival, queries are sent to deter-
mine the location of the aircraft. Should the aircraft not be located after an exhaustive inquiry, search and reseue
operations are inaugurated. 4

When a flight is terminated prior to reaching the intended destination specified in the flight plan, pilots should con-
tact the nearest FAA station and request that an arrival report be transmicted to the FAA station of intended
destination, The importance of closing the flight plan cannot be overemphasized.

Pilots of aircraft operating on VFR flight plan who desire to make flight progress reports, should include in the
renort the phrase: "VFR FLIGHT PLAN FROM (blank) TO (biank),” along with identification, position, time and
altitude.

The flight plan should always specify “VFR” as a cruising altitude. The use of this term in jieu of an actual altitude
indicates tnat the pilot intends to fly in accordance with Visual Flight Rules. Aircraft may be operated in accordance
with VFR above a well defined cloud or other formation provided climb to and descent from sueh “on top” flight can
also be made in accordance with VFR.

A DVFR (Defense Visual Flight Rules) flight plan is mandatory for VFR flight within an ADIZ (Air Defense Iden-
tification Zone) at a speed greater than 150 knots or an altitude over 3000 feet above the immediate terrain; except
taat flights in certain directions from a Defense Area, as specified in Part 620, Regulations of the Administrator,
are exempted from this requirement.

For [FR flight (Instrument Flight Rules) the pilot is required to have an instrument rating and the aircraft must be

properly equipped. The latter includes a properly functioning two-way radio. For details see Part 43 of the Civil Air
Regulations.

Prior to departure from within, or prior to entering a control area or control zone, a pilot must submit a complete

IFR flight plan and receive an air traffic clearance. Refer to Flight Information Manual published by the Federal
Aviation Agency for further information.

FEOERAL AVIATION AGENCY

FLIGHT PLAN

Form Aporoved.
Budget Bureau No. 04-9072

1 Type of Flight PIen ie | 2. Aircrott tdentfication | 3. Averatt Type A Estimoted 5. Gepurture Tene
Tue Aw
Progoted Actval
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5 Initial Cruising) 7. Pot ot | 8. Ravie of Flight
Alnmude Deporture
/
: 4. =. — —
9. Desmnation (Aimport & City) | 10. Alttude Changes En Route 11. Estimated Time En Zoute 12. Fuel on Soard
Hours | Mooures hours Meowtes
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2. Alternate Aiport | 14. Remarks
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tom Aboord

5. ? ots Mame 16 Pilot's Address of A:reratt Home Bose

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| 19_ Flight Watch Srntions (FAA use)

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Foo FAan198 (2-60)

E REVERSE SIDE CLOSE FLIGHT PLAN UPON ARRIVAL
Close flurhet plans with nearest FAA fijent Service Station by telephone whenever possible in order tu reduce con-
gestion of radio channels. Failure to close or extend your flight plan within one hour after your ETA is a violation
of Civil Atr Pewulations and may result in civil penalty.
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ASTRONOMY

Venus, Jupiter

During June, Venus shines brilliantly in the west during
twilight. Two other planets, Jupiter and Saturn, appear in the
east Iater in the evening, James Stokley reports.

P With THE: CON of June, tir
Tm

phat enus shines be lascdy in the west
the shy cdarkeas, ile two others—
ifiver und Sarmin—ipsear in the cast

low in the evening, These all jot the
siucs OF the curly summer shy. Far tt

SOT vill be singer the s2as0n begins
OMtciatly in the Northern Hemisphere on

June 22.

The sevoinpanying maps show the eve
wing skies as they appesr abour 10 pan,
your own kind of & are) tirric, ut fi
beginning of Tune; carlier tn the
nviildle af the month and at 3 pan. June
ur. (Add one hour for daylight saving
time.) At chat hour id date, of course,

si: will be so soon after sunset that the shy

will still be quite brighe. You will not be
Vamiie !
ers

able to se@ the stirs, but will be
»

. "
“nnncuy visi

Venus Moving Rapidly

Venu is now moving rapilly through
Ke shy 40 i positions both early in the
month and at the end are shown. Actually,
ot Jane f, ie wall have oct by 1) pm, the
time for which the imap is prepared. We

mie shown its June i) position, however:
Comint, the twins,
lux. Soun after this

constel! ttt

my the constellagen of
near the bright star P
Ven moves into the faint
of Cuncer the crab (for which neo
, 4 ’

we shown), then it approaches Leo, ue
lion, On June 39 tg will be close
sigkle, a group of stars in Len shaped like
pat nplement

Venus and part of che <ickle are shown

J

,
sky, lrtat yust

ie southern purt.

brightest star

stars

to the

crit CIE trap ot the nortieri
ut Leo ts on the one tor
This includes Regulus, the
in the wistellaty n, “Wi

of the sichle’s handle, Pile

,
irks the end
and farther

’

ry >

wanh is Denebola. whic is the end
. _ t 9 ca

t te i ) tui. td 4s ‘ depicted

} | > af yay

tin =, ; oe

fo the lett of Le rua, the Virgin,

’ Spc a oAter wh the rest Magnitude,

Above i, in Bootes, the lerdsman, ts Are-
unt, even more leilkant. A pood way to
ligate this sur, by the war, is te look first

ti thee north inn! fina thie big dipper Tats

| | int af {iy | MMoaypor, ti recat bear, A!

' i” CAD al } dipper, 1s i! niu states,
‘

ti ~ pro cys \ hy through ther, fo!

tay ft ritelit, Dri you tu Po!
! ! its § {’ \finer, rly litak
tor iP i continue the curve of the
li rel! } ] '
. att ere Lee rae tress TH stirs \ir
4, Micar wl ¥ int, VEN ti corm dt
; iit \! ' ‘ ' Ik Ihe as
¢ I 1 ' 4 tae Syn
1 +t f

left il I tera j ['

Vintore Basle

tile stur, But to the
af Scorpits, the
brilliant red star.
lation, with a curved row ot
senting the animal’s tail, came
later.

High in the cast stands Vegu, in Lyra,
the lrre. This is the brightest of the stars
now visible, although it is about a nvents
Afth as bright as Venus—and about a se
enti of the brilliance of Jupiter, Bene:
Lyra les > swan, part of which
for: the northern cess, It ig
partly inverted for Dench, to the left, is

top of the cross.

scorpion, cathy
The rest of this constel
tars repre

sup a little

~—e

~
--

f 4 lus, t

now soar

_ ri ;
Te the right of Cygnus (shown on the
¢2 4
soutvern sky map), is Aquila, the eagle,
and in thts Rreup stands the star called
Altir. You may notice, by the way, tut

this star is shown by the second magnitud

syinoo!, although it is actually of the fret
TI ome fs true for Antares, Regulus,
bb “id Pollux.
i. @ Lee as of
beime so low in tre SRY at tins tine,
tac 633 ae >) these stirs ts greatly be £4
‘ 4 } ' ~ ’
t ¥Y the long pata has to travel
through the carth’s atmosphere; when

cn ‘eher in tie sky, thes shine more
Capeila, in Auriga, the chario
téer, $id"
the hortzon that it is

n low in the m thi, i§ 308 Acur
18 Carne i? j

4qWEST

4CA5t

and Saturn Shine

we te j 1: $e ew all F
first

| it ' i thie sitet ' ’ tu it
the fj st of fu ~ thd Ais) ea th
Satura mises in the cost, jupiter follu
a little more than in tioter hater Mia
rivcs ahour two heurs before ened \fey
curs : the? ital ehety th min

Gyer i the seutheaswen skhw these
TUNES You Git see a
° : ;
divided yh) TW

constellation that
LUMIQRe VeCiUse ttt
Sorpeits, thee Serpens | ee
eae al IP as oh iy
head Of the seypent”) ty lieh tow

" 4 pd . : ; - -
south, while the wil (S pens Cauda) is
t

,. - "
jower and torther east, right next ro \quila

i e« 2

Hew Son ter Lai its Opi Titesithe hs rel
’ ‘

ranks cleventh im sky a Ca tithong she S

cont tellation < Hi mwever, 2 ‘ ela ; fina ni!

countce!
times—it ts the largest of all
At present the largest is
Hydra,

“SHH G tot Visine on
nines,

. onc rie Wei

cry ens ure
i ancient

"
ath Shon

J s* : .
On the old star m prs, hicl pictured
the Hagia figures arn md stars,

shawna as «s man holding
is called!
equivalent ot
irom tly

‘,* .* .
Ophiuchus was

n weve feet nt.

Soni tityh : it
Serpent riu 4 the Latin
Mobturelaes . Which fb lertved

’ re .
Greek and imeans “serpent beares

The constellation is an old one: it tu:
been traced back as far as 1700 B.C. In
Greek mythology it represented Aescula-
pius, the son of Apollo and the frst
physician. So skillful wus he thar he w

,
crc 1! le iO ferore thie d nuh fe ic,

° > ‘ '
Yhije alarmed Pluto, the stent of th

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underworic, ‘ re end ot a lot he would
have wo business 16 Acsculapius continued
his h aling act. So Zeus removed him trom
earth and 1 iced hitn in the aks Ide was
worshiped as the gal of medicine, and
SeTponty have iu ‘3 by CH BSseciil “i! with |
him. The statf of Aescul pits stick
with 2 snake entwined around ir, is still |
a medical syinbol, and the imsigne of the

US, Army Medison! Corps. |

Stars of Ophiuchus

\t present Ophiuchus contains no sta
as bright as the first magaituale, but in the
vear it there tlashed out within its
eS

ers * that for a tine rivaled Venus

in brttliznce. The creat German astronomer |
I} Repler observed it extensively and |
Wrete stat. fes location ts a fittle below
the i : where the Serpent's cal joins |
(); iis

This was a fine cxanple ol a supernova
—a star that, for some reason not fully

understond, suddenly explales, One muy, |
tor a while, become as nich as a hundred

mill; times brighter than the sun (in
act ninosity, or candlepower). Kep
ler's supernowa was the last to appear in

our Moar Way system—the gaulaxy—bur
many fave beea observed since in other

vatlaxt sat beyond the limits of ours,
\strohomers estimate that one super

Now. ppear ino sralaxs on the uverage

of once in about 500 yours. However, that

ot lf, : ralloweed hy only 4? Vears one

tiat wus observed in 1572, The last pre
vious to thar way in Taurus in the year
193. There are Chinese records of its
apprarance, and its location is murked now
by a cloud of glowing gases called the
Crab nebulu. Nothing remains visible of
the wpernovac of 15/2 and 1604

Celestial Time Table for June
June EST

27 ain New moon
o 32 im, Mercury bemveen sun and
earth
tw?) «oft22 att. Moon tn first quarter
$200 pan. Moon farthess from carth;
distance 251,100 mmik
17 «69:03 pom. «Full moon
ai 2:00 uum, Mon pu Secs Saturr
472 td. 0} Sun farther north retires !
Cominonces it? Nart fi
Hexooba |
23 7 On ' NI mt pr > Fr pte |
S50 7.000 Mor TATE, chist aeyt
mile |
23 6543 p.m. Moan tn last utter
25 §:00 pt Moon passes Murs
30 J.0u ain. Moon 4 Merours
Subtract one } nur f a ! ten
MST, ; ' ire tor Poi ;
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U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION

This questionnaire hos been preoared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
‘ormation as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed.
ose try to answer cs many questions as you possibly can. The information that you give will
» used for research purposes. Your name will not be used in connection with any statements,

lusions, or publications without your permission. We request this personal information so
sat fit is deemed necessary, we moy contact you for further details.

8. iF you sow the of '
3.1 STARS i Cirei ’

ao. ‘None

oer

3. Acaw
Many

d. Oon’tre '

9. What were the woo!

CLOUDS | Circle ©:
ca. Clear sky
b. Hazy

c. Scattered cloucls

d. Thick or heavy c'c

10, The object appears

2. Solid
b. Tremsparent
c. Vonor

How long was object in sight? (Total Ourstion) 4

c. Certain

Fairly certain

ee

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o | / >
1. When dio vou see the object? 2. Time of day: _** / :
Hours ¢ Minytes
be . ii 5 -
cry A we % on tL: ‘a”* (Circle One): A.M, or P.M,
De Meath Year
’
~ - x
- * m . i J —_ -
3. Time Zone: Sat iy 3 ~
Circle Onejz a. Eastern (Circle One}: a. Deylight Saving
b Cc : "hy Senne ;
4 orntre : - a = . sioncara
Moun j , \, YP . ;
4 Pac ' J ay WP a £, oP yf } [4
. Pscihe <) ;
e, Other _
‘ . ‘ A J lo 4 i‘ Vie ~
4, Where were you when you saw the object?
" . , —e A - = -
‘Yo “3 cn t Shel ery ‘tet 2 Te TS cteore ~ ff =
~~" _ —. —_ oemeea
> —.-
Necrest Postol Address City or Town Store of County
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AT AAR ONEA 4k Soph IP nw

Hours

_
7

r

Minutes Seconds

c.) Not very sure | Cim~ns)}

cd. just a quess

5.1 How wes time in sight determined? cs <i oS =
m , , y
5.2 Was object > ight continucusly? ras - Ne

al Srighter
b. Oinmer

11.1 Compare br ght

What wos the cor

ition of tha sky?

12. The edges of the obi»

(Circle One) a F

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Dear Mrs Sieger,

me Office of the President has referred your letter to
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“he Alr Porce has no recom! ot the Siznting you rafer to
Cnerefore it has not been investizated by the Air Porece. The
yalldity of an evaluation reached a3 a resuls or investization
4&3 Cols late date woula be Suoject to question. ft can only
be stated that as of CALs date the Air Forse has conducted
over —,500 investizations of reported sightings, none or the
reported aerial phenomena have Sliven indication of onreat to
our national Security. There has been no evidence submitted
SO or iiscovered by the Air Force that unidentified Sizntings
represented technological developments or orinciples 5oeyond
tne range of our present day selentifte knowledge and there has
Seen nothing in the way Of evidence or osher data SO indicate
thease unidentified Signtings were extracerregstrial vehicles
uncer Intelligent control.

The inclosad fact sheets Will provide you with additional
GCeSails of our Pindings,

Sincerely,

VT latest —

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TUCSON, ARIZONA — JULY, 1942

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oe 5) “Some doors opened in the bottom

and something came out.” An unconyen-
tional aeria] object hovered for a period
of time at Tucson, Arizona and 3 strenge
device had lowered to the vground. The
; boy relating the details was 14-year-old
John Westm: ee He and his brother

James and next«loor neighbor Ronnie
4 Riack had spent ‘the might of June 25,

i962 in the tent in the Wesitmoreiand

back yard and during the course of four
: A ; hours had witnessed a strange but re
yealing chain of events

On the evening of the 26th of June
a . ; ~<- Lopened the Tucson Daily Citizen news-
. : + > paper. When I came to the local news
; ' section, these words scemed ta popright
' : ; re out of the page: “Saucers, Rockets In-

é ‘> habit Night Sky.”
i. oe Fseanned the article briefly and
ee 7 aw we reached for the telephone hook. Sco
» & ond later 3 was talkiny to Mrs. Lovan
* . , e Westmoreland, the mother of John and
Westmoreland. She graciously in
vited Mr. Lorenzen. and me to come to
her home and interview the bovs. Three
3 “ all hours later we were scated in the corm-
’ fortably furnished living room of the
| ‘ Westmoreland hore in southeast Tuc-

mr 4 son.

. ’ The boys were coger to talk. abou

ye, their adventure, partly _I- suspect,
}; 7 cause they were met with coubt at first
: ,'% AS soon as we got the gist of the stcry
oY *"s we started the slow process of cross-
". examination.

is is The three boys had been. given pe

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‘ mission to spend the night in the tent,
so, armned with a deck of playing cards

- pad and pencil, they settled down to

game of 500 Rummy by lantern light.

; Shortly before nine they were bered

with cards and not sleepy, so they de

cided to vo outside, watch for meteors

and look at the stars and try to catch

an errant, cooiing breeze. The summer

Wf rains were in the offing and the sir was

4 ; wartn and: bumid. The day had been
hot; the night air was a welcor any

. At about 9 o'clock John noticed a star

. at 3 deurees south of due west, 30-40

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like a star [tf was very bright, white in
coir, and “moved around a Little.” in
the Sovs" werds. Soon it dimmed. moved
a ilttle toward the south. lost a few
degrees in aititude and then became «ts-
tronary.

The devs soon lost interest and went
back into the tent to another game of
tummy. Fron lime to time they preked
cut and took 3 look at the strante “star”
but it “fust stayed there.” Then at about
11:45 things began to happen:

The bright “star” became much brizht-
er and seemed ‘o move closer. Instead
of jooking like a siar, it assumed a tri-
anguiar shape as \¢ grew jarger. Then it
became sialionary again. How long this
OE OOess (OUR the wots aid wal kaow, bul
according the kiichen clock (they kept
peeking in the window to check the
time). a surprising thing happened at
12:15. Three green flares or rockets
were fired horizontally from the main

. object.

At this Ume, Jenn scrambled into the

tent and emerged with the score pad

and pencil. Ye decided to keep notes.
On the pad he wrote: “At 9 ocicck at
night we saw a fiying saucer. At 12:15
it shot three green things that traveled
faster than any piane.” These rockets

- were (oo fast to track visually.

After the first “rocket” was fired.
second “saucer”
which we wil} hereafter refer to. a
Number Two. [t came in racing from
west to east across the northern sky,
“turned a flip” and came to rest at about
IS degrees east of north at a slightly

' greater clevation than No. 1. Shortly

No. 2, which appeared closer and larcer
than No. 1, was approached by ithe
“flarelike object.” which came in from
underneath and apprared to be abeort-

"ed through the boxrtom of Na 2..*:

Then the first “saucer” spat out an-
other of the smal! objects. About three
minutes later No. 2 was again approach-
ed by the tiny object and again the boys
watched a3 it seeming!y disappeared into
the bottom of No. 2 dove

No. 1 was still in the same position,
appearing to be triangular in shape,
ind No, 2 appeared much closer and
round<shapei with two ieg-ilke or stall
like preturberahees on the underside.

A third flare emerged from No. 1,
and wos shertly “received” by sauce
No. 2. Things were getting. interesting,
No, 2 then shot out a rocket which
attickly disappeared into the night «ky.
No. 2 becan to dim anid fade into the
might sky and was tot seen again. No. j
retained’ {4 same position.

At this lume, Saucer No. 3 was spotted

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at abont 100-110 drgrees and about 45
Gegrees. elevation. It appeared tae larg-
est and hichest of the three, which sug-
gests that it was closer. The detail] re-
ported by the boys bears ihis out.

Bat the best part of the shew was
yet to cume.

Number thrre sported a cone<haped
supersiructture above an apparently
round airfoil. Its color was white and
hike the others it made absolutely no
sound. At 1:16 a jet plane went ofer-—
we later decided it was probably in the
flight pattern of Davis-Monthan AfS
va. g Ale Cogimend  imsta}lotion
a scust Z3.or # miles from ‘the West
moreland home..

The new visitor closed in and three
of the stilt-jike proturberances “popped
out.” Then the obiect gained altitude
An elongated dark “something” slid out
from above the circular rim and three

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ui the «mall foexet-like objects cmerged
in quick succession. In a few briei min-
ates they were buck.
open, down, and back up against the
underside of the savcer. As the doors
opened, the “tegs receded into the ob
ject. The lithe rockets, now clearly

seen, swiftly entered the opening, one

i440 Guers swing

The Dig Obitel elevated slight!

hw < ne, .

and meved
avain.
The newspaper sad uprinted oniv the

goys’ Setes wich were Cot celaied ex-

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cept for genera] movement of the ob
jects. In describing saucer No. 2, Johku
bad written: “Something lowered from
the bottom. Something came out

I asked John what he meant by that
He said that something which looked

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olor it was, and two voeicws—bis 9
James’, piped up and said “brown.” 7
wondered how they could tell colors
wt that time of ihe night and aske<«
them. “From the tight.” they said.

“What light was that?” I asked. Then
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side in a perpendicular narrow beac.
that eitended to the ground. When the
long, ropelilke object began to come ont.
it was clearly visible and appeared to
‘he brown in- color,

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cleared the top of the ridge borlerms
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the night and their lack af sleep over-
came their curiosity and they retired
into the tent As soon as they had
awakened in the morning they rushed
in to teil Mrs. Westmoreland what they
had sern.

Pat Westmoreland, about 46, is an un-
derstanding motber but a firm one. The
thought at first that perhaps the bovs
had had a {ouch of imagination and
set about usin’ all the “trapping tricks"
she knew to trin them up in thet story,
Sut to no avail
that they had had 2 real experierce.
She decided the newspapers shouid
. know what had happened the preceding
. night and called them. Thus the article.
‘which had drawn my attention came
. about, It should be noted here that the
newspaper printed the notes, pointing
out that it could be imaginary or real—
. they printed it because it was a sensa-"

- Yional story.
_« The matter cf the boys’ honesty comes

“.te mind as a matter of course in these
. investigations. After three long vi-iis

with the boys. during which Ume Mr.
‘Lorenzen walked with them to the wash
over which they thought the’ UAO had

‘ howered, and { had sketched the objects

from their instructions, we found no
indication that the boys were not telling
the truth. Mr. Lorenzen said that he had
not caught any signs of strain,. rehears-
ed conversation or trickery during his
* talks with them while walking. to and
from the wash. Nor cid I ever detect
‘any evidence thal the boys were at-
tempting to perpetrate a hoax. Some of
the things which impressed me concern-
ing the sighting as well as the honesty
of the boys were these:

When attempting to describe the ob .

, Jett whick wax brevs ht-wp by the cape

She began to realize

a ee SFOS oe

would be about ibe same site as the
“rockets.” and certsiniy the same fen.
eral configuratian. (See #hétthes).

it is interesting and temoting lo svecu
late that one of the rockets, at some
time or other, bad become digadled, @
search initiated, a eventually, a te
covery eftected. « latter phase of the
sighting, in esas a device was lowered
to the ground and returned to saucer
No: 3 with a trianqular-haped ovject
at the end of it, could have been that
“recovery.” This may further be sun
ported by the fact that after the object
was taken into Use saucer, the saucer
left. The recovery of that object may
have been the sole ourpose of the pres-
ence of the saucers that night.

it is interesting to note that after
the case was fully investigated, the lo~
cal newspapers were not interested in
further informatien cr a follow-up story.

On the 29th, a group of lorai col
lege students sent up some Dallicons fill-
ed with ordinary kitchen gas and bchted

by candles encased in fireproof crepe .

paper. Although this was. not acromp
lished until three days after the West-
moreland sighting, the idea of saucers
had been firmiy implanted in the public
mind. A locajl professor of atmospheric
physics who is interested in UFO, was
told of the strange lighted object in the
sky. and went to the U. of A. meteoro-
logiesi lab to track the thing. The story
of his sighting was in the Arizona Star
morning paper for Friday 29 June 1962
Upon reading the details, plus his theory
that the thing was an “extended source
of light" I woodered if some hoaxers
might have been al work. I called the
Tueson Citizen asking that they mention

APRO and ask for further sightings of

the Thursday “evening object and sug-
gested that the object seen that night
might — been the result of a prank.

Later, | da) x 7% thy . puysicie: eho haxt.

or cable; John Westmcreiand said he ~been viewing the object and found that

the oe that the cbject was
his father—in other

as long as

its length eqvalled approximately.
beight of his father who is about
feet tall. If

Pantano wash as Ue boys fell it was.
we bave an idea of its size as well as
the size of the rockets or flares and the
site of the object which was pulled up
into’ the large object.

The rim of the saucer appeared to
have the same anquiar displacement 4s
a five foot cross-arm on a utility pole ot
the corner of the Westmoreland lot. LU
it was over Pantano wash (quarter mile
distant) it was approxiunately & feet
‘n-diameter, The smail objects then
would De about 6 feet iong, and the ob-
ject which was taken up into the saucer

He

saucer No. 3 was above,

-acheraa bey sen pert nar bon opeoes
a hoax.

Later news eben’ stated that the cal-
lege boys involved in the “prank” were
“carrying out experiments dealing with
wind velocity and other weather condi-

tions.” Considering the type of home
made balloon, and the fact that it con-
tained dangerous hihiy inflammable gas

which was tied to a cevice with an open
flame, it is not likely that any euch ex:
periment was being carried out. It ap-
ears more likeiy that a chiidiin prans
was Ceing pisved and the “young men”
involved did aot
part in it, attempting to write it off as
an experiment.

It is lamentable Uhat the newspapers
were satisiied with the experiment ex-

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vant io neimit thet

JULY, 1962

a _--——--—-—

planation and stated that these “expert.
ments’ may have Deen the cause of the
Saucers.chiings in Southern Arizony in

The past [ew

to dispose of

months Certainly, the
the perplexing
UFO probiem is to ignore the evidene:
whieh prolenss its mysterious
A large percentage of the press
clined to do precisely that.

casiest way

nacre,
ts ime

in the case of this latter sighting, the

only two observers of the lighted plas
tic bags who called me feit the object
was a belloon. The local press gave the
impression that these who viewed the
hoax objects were completely fooled,
but that certainly was not the case.

The events of the week of Juce 24-09
very apUly demonstrated the contention
that 1 have had for years concerning
the msyechpiegy of the disbeliever. The
skeptic is often so intent upem disrrev
ing tat which he docs nol care to be-
lieve, by attempting to label ip a hoax
or a miseonception of 3 conventional od.
ject, that he sets about to perpetrate 4
hoax to support his own convictions ond
allay his subconscious fears, ‘ P

A thorough _— of newspaper stor
ies conceriuing the Westmoreland sight
ing as well as ensuing reports of uniden-
tified sky objects emphasizes the fooi-
hardiness of accepting en toto the infor-
mation pertaining to UFO sightings as
presented by the news media and poiits
up the need for thorough investization.
Had ! accepted the Westmoreland story
aa presented by the Tucson Citizen, I
would have had a short dissertation com:
pletely lacking in detail A few bow
“pent in investigation yielded some ve
important facts. and enabled APRO ' to
log one of the must detailed sightings
ef an unconyentions) aerial object wh’
has ever been observed.

’

ica Cutter Encounters
“Lake Ligitts”

On March 17, 1962, strange lichts of?
the shore of Erie, Pennsylvania, got the
ice cutter Ojibwa out of dock to invert!-

gate. Chief Warrant officer Kenneth N..

Plack iCoast Guard) said the lichts
were scen dy several individusis
ing the ship's crew. The ship evi
way. cutiing through beary ice sii th
way to the Canadian shore and Llack
said “The closer we moved toward then,
the farther away they seemed to be.”
Riack also said he believed the lialts
the result of unustial atmospheric
miiiions causing Lights to be r
ed on the lake. it is interesticg to avle
that the ebviors explanation — that
they were chasing moving lighis — was
apperently not mentioned or considered
by Black.

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were

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2 LAs ~ 235—At Fe.lmouth,
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56 June 1962

Falmouth, Massachusett

Vass. Eleanor Schu “One
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~sIt+ oe
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DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
Jul North Bruniuwick, New Jersey ee Insufficient Data
Jul Glenside, It:nnsylvania . - Insufficient Data
Jul Ashland, Wisconsin a Aircraft
Baltimor:, Maryland tellite
New York, Naw York a Se Astro ( METEOR)
Hyattsville, Maryland - ae Astro (METEOR)
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1% Reek Hill, Svuth Carolina eee Insufficient Data

14 Srvanston, !iLinois EE ise. Aircraft

15 Pyansten, Il!inois «aa insufficient Data

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DATE LOCATION SOURCE EVALUATION

gut Ber ekeipnin, Pennsylvania <auiriaiiiediaien _ teh)

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