PROJECT BLUE BOOK

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE8723060

DATE OF SIGHTINGAugust 1962

REPORTED LOCATIONCasper Wyoming

FRAMES19

→ Original microfilm scan (PDF) → Return to index

Machine transcription · mean legibility 55.8/100 · engines: tesseract-200dpi

Transcribed Frames

FRAME 001 / 019tesseract-200dpi

ee mt He

~
' PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION » CONCLUSIONS
Was Balloon
£6 August 1962 Casper, Wyomin Erabably Balloon

3. OATE-TIME GROUP

4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

Local. setmeclenveal A | B Ground-Vi sual 0 Ground-Redar
’ GMT. 27/06347 0 Air Visual 0 Air-Intercept Radar
5. PHOTOS "a | 3. SOURCE 5
O Yes
HXNo Civilian

7. LENGTH OF OSSERVATION

my 5 : =

>

8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS

ait One a

19. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
Obj

9. COURSE

West

appearing as a light flashed on
and off in sight 1-2 seconds,

out of sight when view was blacked by

Passed

oil storage tank. No sound, Color of

match flame. Like ball

of fire. High

Just a light going on & off.

ATIC PORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

.
a
Cs
,
‘

11.

Possibly Balloon

Wos Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft

Was Astronomical MO@LCor
Probobly Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical

Other

insufficient Data for Evaluetion
Unknown

-_—_—

COMMENTS

Meteor sighting,
& flight indicate this evaluation
Dimming or going out in middle of

Sspeed,duration

nflight unusual although occuring
peed.//on rare occasions, Also
possibility that this was obscurefr
by weather conditions at the time}.

Dull moon & a

few stars were out,

nits, +: ij

FRAME 002 / 019tesseract-200dpi

seerenenaneaes meneame NT CT ce ee LLL LLL LLL LLL A AL ODO A LL NE

LL OEE NO ON A oe at |

U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET

This questionnaire has been prepared so that you can give the U.S, Air Force os much
information as possible concerning the unidentified aerial phenomenon that you have observed,
Please try to answer as many questions.as you possibly can. The information that you give will
be used for research purposes, and will be regarded as confidential material. Your name will nos
be used'in connection with any statements, conclusions, or publications without your permission.

We request this personal information :so that, if.it 1s deemed nacessory, we may contact you for
further details,

wey i i a “e f ot a |
1. When did yousee the object? 2. Time of day: 4 2 ee ae
| in Hour Minutes ‘
a yh “5 iJ 7” » -f. V4 Le 4 Lae :
am AF er > / Lu LS sd a rr |
Bey ans TS Aes Veur | (Circia One}: A.M. or € P 2M
3. Time Zone: :
(Circle One): a, Eastern (Circle One): a. Daylight Saving
b, Central CB. Stendard” >
¢. Mountain ~ iy. |
G. Pactte—
e. Other om
4. Where were you when you saw the object? Se
est Postar? i “Cin « or 7 own y Ps State or Country /
Pp OE a inn oh / . an : } i ; age) > ~ “ai aa vas i ee a , u P ee C2 “£ c e, or
Adgitional: al remarked et I a a a Le ‘ihe
: (tz Pee Se ee. PES Oe, Pe as SPD > <
aaee ( ELS aa ee eee
5. How.long was object in sight? : : a -
Hours Minutes Seconds
5.1 How was time in sight determined? |
‘
*
. Certain c. Not very sure |
eS Fairly certain d, Just a guess ~ ial - os
’ What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT |
a, Bright a. Bright ad, !
| b. Cloudy b. Cloudy OK ¥- 6 sew,
: 7. IF you saw the object during DAYLIGHT, where was the SUN located as you looked of the object?
(Circle One): a. In front of you d. To your left |
b. In back of you e. Overhead ‘
| c. To your right f, Don’t remember :
|
Bp i

ed
FORM

FTD suri6t 164 — rnisform supersedes. ATIC 164, Feb 60, which ls obsolete.

FRAME 003 / 019tesseract-200dpi

Page 2

8. IF you saw the object ct NIGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?

8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circle One):
@. None a, Bright moonlight
A b A few> (be Dull moontight i
c. Many c. No. moonlight — pitch dark
¢d. Don't remember d. Don't remember
EEE EEE SRE CSE EN I TT ED

9. The object appeared:

-

(Circie One): (a. Asa light ‘2 b, Shiny c. Dark d. Don't remember

te MI EO ey a ee Se a a a ag

Oe ee SB ee

2 a ee ee eee — —_—-

eal

10. if.it appscred as a light, was it brighter than the brightest:stars? (“7 < ©

—— mm ee ee — — — ~_—_-- ——

11. Did the object: (Circle One for each question) :
G. Appecr to stand still .at any time? Yes CNo_ Don’t Know
b. Suddeniy speed.up and rush oway at any time? Yes No Don’t Know
: c. Breck:up into parts or explode? Yes CNo: Don’? Know
d. Give off smoke? Yos CNo> Don't Know j
é. Chenge brightness? Yes <No- Don’; Know
f, Change shape? Rae clare? Yes CNo~ Don’t Know
' q. Flesh or tiicheap- O74 & > c7 ¢ CYes~ No Don't Know ;
h, Disappear and reappear ? Yes - (No > __ Don’t Know
‘bees o9e oy cel 3 . }
4
12. Did the object move behind something at any time, particularly.a cloud?
(Circle One): Yes No Don't Know. iF you answered YES, then teil whet |
. fod pee ry : af - , I ~ pom , ise os {
i moved Behind: (2/7 i ct Ft Fo et ht nd lg ~ SIE, See e/a
o ' oe? ae ct. 4 paa os oat te CL? “ ie i
r Deca gxces anes eee cammeneecina einen a ciate mai” ha tiemeaaamaa ed cman on ican Lite caine emma |
| 13, Did the object move in front of something at any time, particularly a cioud? :
(Circle One): Yes CNo- Don't Know. iF you cnswered YES, then tell wha? 1
in front of: xt :
| ee ee Ce a ee
14. Did the object appear: (Circle One): a, Solid b. Transparent oc. Vapor ¢ Jd. Don i Know i
7! siete ill r: —_ Sa — — Eee — — —_ ——— e
iS. Did you observe the object through any of the following? }
i
M om. ead i
a, Eyeglasses Yes (No e, Binoculars Yes (No
| b, Sun glasses Yes (No* f. Telescope Yes (No>
c. Windshield Yes Noo g. Theodolite Yes (No! ;
| d. Window glass Yes (No. vt fe eee 2 Poe

_ ye J as

li Pay Sos ede Or

FRAME 004 / 019tesseract-200dpi

Page 3

16. Tellin a few words the following things about.the object.
a. Sound :

w+ : / —

b. Color

17. Draw a picture that will show the shape of the object or.objects. Lobel.and includa.in your sketch any details

of the object:that. you'saw such as wings, protrusions, .ete., and especially exhauat trails or vapor traiis.
Piace on crrow beside.the drawing :to'show.the direction:the object -was.moving.

~s "9 ms - Fi a ~ hy
18. The edges of the object. were: .
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred
-b. -Like.a bright star
c. Sharply outlined
d. Don’t remember :
19. IF there wos MORE'THAN ONE object, then how many were there? 1
Draw 9 picture of how they were arranged, and put on crrow to show.the direction that. they were traveling. |
H
}

FRAME 005 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

ae

Page 4 }
4
: -
20. Draw a picture that will show.the motion that the object or ovjects. made, Place an ''A" at the beginning of j
the path,:a ''B”’ at the end of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course.
4
a Ly, gh Ow , A 1é Ae OFF \

f SS ee 74, ad et a ae ae A be Yeon 9 is woo .> - 2 a Re {

{

/ 7

rs

{

7%

21. How lerae did the obiect.appear to you as compared to an object. with which you are familiar?

| fe fi 7 ae ae : :
22. We wish to know the afgular size, Hold.a match stick at arm's length in line with a known obiact.and note
how. much of the objectis covered by the head of the match. If you had performed:this experiment.ot the-time
of the sighting, how muca of the object would have been covered by the match head?

r y ,
‘ “sé yy ; / 1 - /
- e fa 7
’ : d ; S &t; pe A 4 < : fe .
9 hae EL POOR eT a Rs f, Pa Een aa , i
7
Py 7 Ln
f Ay
a : oO 2 Ea ee ‘ of
7 ~~ 2 - ‘ / ~ ee e - x .'
7 - ; rat oe < 0 sn ek PF ee, ae, OF ¢ ;
* A 5 <-oe a2 G ww a 4 vg 7 y, \ 4
d 7
—
yas ond v: ete « ey NX Q< - ra! - oY ct: , E.€ ve Soe G ef &rt — P » ee aie | t
 . ; e +f
t a Ag 2 a. —
, /
é

23. Did the object disappear while you were watching it? {f so, how?. Ce a Stiefel
: ; eo Fe ¢

~——. «
— ae = y é
on , ~ od - oe : sf f- @¢—— s+
=“ t: “7-7 rz - aa ie i a 5. =
Sy e Sh, Z i —<t ut <p ee — Z a e-2 <. Zz | a a ae oe "eG x tas cc Ste ¢ Li ee
= a aes ewe ae ca as en acs ae nw —C fl Cr Cr .:La.a.eeaeoeoeeoe OO! CO ee oer; eer - — _

24, ‘In order shat you can give as clear.a picture as possible of what you saw, describe in your own words a
common object or objects which, when placed .up in the sky, would give the same appearance as the object

. h 1
which you sew. nib - |
‘ of : y uv i 4 ae 4 x F =
f 2 / iat Z Att gg tA ACEI | CAEL COR
oe ~y ier 3 Pt fi d - . —_— OP oS en - “Pon & vie -*
Ww AP, - LAC SH _—- tp Oe 5 ae = of .
i” ~” - » .

FRAME 006 / 019tesseract-200dpi

Pago 5

25. Where were you located when you sow the object? 26. Were you (Circle One) .
(Circle One}:

0. In the business.section of.a city? |

a. Inside a building b. In the residential section of a city?
b. Ina car a (& {In open countryside?

c. Outdoors ae \ d. Near on airfield? |
d. In on airplane Ba - Ps ©. Flying over a city? ;
e. At sea aot ie f, Flying over.open.country?

f. Other 2 of aS eae aX fee hrel

~

. eae

a

28.3 What direction were you moving? (Circle One)

North c. East e. South

3 gq. West
b. Northeast a. Southeast

f, Southwest h. Northwes?

28.2 How fast were you moving?

28.3 Did you stop.ct any time while you were looking at the object?

23. IF you were MOVING iN AN KuTo fOMOBILE or other vehicie of the time, then complete.the following. quertions:|
:

i (Circle One) Yes Neo

; | ,

-

—_-- -- ~-—- ——

29. What direction were you looking when you first saw the object? (Circle One)

g. West
a. North c. East

miles per hour. :
2. South h. Northwest
@ Northeast d, Southeast f. Southwest

|

| | : i, Overhead

~ ile iemneemanee
:

30, What direction were you looking when you last sew the object? (Circle One)
g. West

a. North c, East e, South Cho Northwes?
| b. Northeast d. Southeas? €, Southwest i, Overhead

‘
‘
:
31. if you are familiar with bearing terms (angular direction), try to estimate the number of degrees the obiect wes |
f
i
\
4

from true North (they east) and also the number of deqrces it was upward from the horizon (elevation)

33.1 When it first appeared:

c Zh hip th east
a. From true North degrees. oF CA:

- * 2 qc
b. From horizon JO degrees.

31.2 When it disappeared:

' he nl Ghathies
a, From true North degrees, 22°77

~——

b, From horizon ae degrees.

2 A eee ee ee

RS OF Re HOS, | Re Es Eee

FRAME 007 / 019tesseract-200dpi

Page 6

‘

32. In the following skateh, imagine that you are at the point shown. Place an “A” on the curved lina to show how

high the object was above the horizon (skyline) when you first sow it. Place a "B” on the same curved line to
show how high the object was above the horizon (skyline) when you fast saw it.

——-

— -_-F- oer oer -- ~--- + —_——— —-

33. in the following larger sketch place an “A” at the position the object was when you first saw it, and a "B” at its
position when you lect sow it, Refer to smatier sketch os an example of how to complete the larger skaich.,

pep ns .
en _ ~~ tints lie, ah
> eae Wy ar. ok “heal r
-_ oS iis -

‘=

a —-_
-
’ oo %
a) . - .
- ~
. ’ ows
“+
; B= =
;
. : se.
- 7”
os s Pe Pa
- - _ >
eee na .
YP. <1 ae
ter” * a
ot * oe i
PT ea °

ai — i = -_ - 2. — --

-——e

’
¢
;

‘

= = oe e+

A EE

YS ——~e. <.

a

FRAME 008 / 019tesseract-200dpi

: 38. In your opinion what.do you think the object was ond what might have caused fi

Pages 7

34, What were the weather conditions:at the time you saw the object?

CLOUDS (Circle One) WEATHER (Circle One)
(a Clear sky (a. Dry
3 b. Hazy b. Fog,.mist, or light rain
e. Scottered clouds -¢. Moderate or heavy rain
d. Thick or kravy clouds d. Snow

Don't remember

——_——

bo FH 2 setAnde S Ales dS
35. mo, and to whom did you report that. you had:saen the object? Sf Delt gets a . ty pte eee. ai
‘s, ? Me ed ? - oi L< et,” > he
vdAY 86  Aoges? LE Ee Kerk a he hic CoE oe
‘Bey 7 — sie fil. | ed x. fic atant Bod LM q<-

36, Was anyone else with you at the time you saw the object?

‘Cirele One) Yes No?
‘36,1 IF you answered YES, did they see the objec? too?
{Cirele One) Yes No

38.2 Piacse jist their names anc sddrasses: ,

37, Was this the first time that you had-seen.an object or objects like this?

oe

(Circie One) (Yes No

37.3 {F you answered NO, then when, where, and under what circumstances did you 'see other ones?

-_—_—

— ——
——e _ + CO mee eC
— —— —

-_-_—_—— = eee

a
‘ *
Pe i > fy ® f- au f # Ps MP az q ic ; : ,
i> fe cp ar oy Me he sitt AoC ed CF YZasl’ CE C-C7 wee tt re OD 2, Se tt oT
et FOO c

|
|
|
|
}
}
i |
| |
a
=
i |
a

ee Le ee — i, = SO rm are: 8 eee

AS BB ve
>

FRAME 009 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

; * idee duaile amen) | at de es heen ei eae a ee es me ee : ed a eye ep a) ee se

Pag s 2
r — eee RE RE nt ee Te ee te ete ea ee
| 39.:Do you think you con estimate the speed of the object?
f —— e {
{Circle Ona) ( Yes No )
IF you answered YES, then what speed would you estimate? ADOC £0 KO CCL Y* |
—--— ~~ —------— one von - — +
40, Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the object was? :
‘Circle One) ( Yes - No : |
; oS / i
- . - 5
IF you enswered YES, then how far away would you say it was? Le en Se
- —— _— - —_ ss —_-- — - > —

|

|

|

|
ates

41, Please give the following information about yourse!:

NAME;

Las? Name

j
’
{*
'

indicate ony. additional information about yourselt, including ony education, which: might.be pertinent.

ear 6s Oe ee a ee ee ee ee ee

yr
Py)
, id / rs SFL é “ 2c 7 “id - i 7 { Z inh t 2 dy . C. i -ft. ‘ Ay. rf tr “* F ~* y ro
YA 7 ad

- yy ‘ ‘ ' 4

\} / 4 Le a me - J. , A fe . P i

4 LY. / ) wef. cA ’ LF Z L et = -\ ~~ ee } “~~ i ‘ 2
Lo :

a ul 7 ; 7 7 7 - ° ry - ¢ s ci
] is ; Zz ‘ ; f« a oe ON “eG en € “
* ‘ . P —r _- ss 4 a A- 9%. ~—? * : o
/ 4 Z kine t CLO O-e wu j — A 4 ;
- / i) 4 ; i; f me 7
/ ’ : / - / é / 7 Y st 4 / er ,
| ee : / de A Lé 2 Lid c se ¢ ae ee / <* : ()'£< Or wom Se es

Z j i + * - > wv - 4 5 . : in ~ : “™ ‘ j
, . ; 7 / i |
f :
'
,
;
LL ——— ———— — —— 7
’

i 4 , ; e > y,
42. Date you completed this questionnaire: VS ts, de ES. Fa ani Ade 4

|
'
ee

Month Year

ee ee

> £3 . 2 to ee ee ree de ee eee! ae gS P ~
eee ag eS eee A ee ee OS emet ete Te eM . a (oes Gers + Tk ot Beet ea AS ae a 2 ee ee ed tere oo Ee ee ot =< ares =e 1 ree

Wiad U etl a COT eg i a - bc nash anal

FRAME 010 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION SHEET
(SUMMARY DATA)

Page 9

In order that your information may be filed cnd coded.as accurately as possible, please.use
the following ‘space to write out.a short deacription of the:event tha? you observed. You may re-
pect information ‘that you :have:already given'in the questionnaira,:and odd any further. comments,

statements, ‘or sketches:that you. believe are important. Try to present the details of the observa-
tion-in the order in which they occurred. Additional pages of the:same size vapar:may.be attoched

lf-thay.are needed,

CODE:

(Do Not Write in This Space)

y. . : es
4 i. a > . . “+. a-ar -_~ ’ eal o
- + yy ae = Fae | > y ‘ ‘abe ’ B : t> if ) rir) , } ‘
7 d 4 “~ wen WF ow AS a +ae ~~ Aa i)
ie answere oma
al . , bs | ied a “
~ Space os + > 4 mat note of aye fr ce bedi t ‘iii Sh «a tie
LJ. suv 1G “ obs ~ wl ol ~ (4-4 2h © = Jf
~ - 5 . wn J o ; /
- 4 -» ‘
. . 7 ’ - raf c
e ty ™ _“a re 4 ; P Y- Z y
LCi f GOOjecs: c#«sseccet Re |
. , °° ’ , - . ~ . , t. =F ~"* =
. .. > } oo t. ° yr ¢ _
Ce =m ull a © tai uA “ ail We. Wi ot , 2) , Weer. =| -*
. : P °
! = 5 - . ie 2 . ~ ~ ~~ ows tt .
- - ote rf, . “—rroar wo TS ‘ , ~~ ’ : f )
cs ) C C ~ cy ar OD > he ¥ ot GO As ft 2G 4b tum pk dak to? ute be A
f 4
y —-
7 -
, ”
— ‘
L
af
7
er J
x

a

FRAME 011 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

Sera ore

Pr LZ

- ee 1 Oe me ew eine

~~ ee +

-_——— =

< Ors be

- & Ss >. Se Bins Oe + = ahs Soe « oe «+ Bee we we ee

- % \ ; 7 _- 4 a
_ / J
-

-. 8 Rg ee a A Ce ee

- a riff 4 ;
oS

SPE hey ?

OPPO Sete oes

4 - J As a f

—

|
j
;
:

FRAME 012 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

an ——— =

ie. oes

ewe ew = ne ee

= a —_— aac as ~~
7 ~~
*

——— <2 ee — >.

“ *

~ \
e \
s Se

pies hemes senemniet ee Ya oe

ae age.

ate e - tort £ wy ad
: a

- —_
Set ae A
~" ’

«\

;

*s vied

> .
«%

>

.*

~

z .
ee
7) ‘ YY 4
OE a. a Se Rs
5 try ~} a on
e3 x. Sa
me | \} . a ~)
; ro } ‘ \ ] a1 ‘
—_— *?* 6a+e=3 6 -
\ rs
tr >
‘ 3 5
\
S
~? s
bal - ~ ? ~
. a |
* \

xt pf ee

‘a ‘\

oe

5

;

+
ee Otte wee fe we eee

4 t
—
;
’
;

aw

FRAME 013 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

—
. .*
} ‘
7
AY .
\*
= = - ——
‘
5
¥
. »)
AK
~)
.
.)
— a =

a cat, (adr ett
‘ xX
y y «¥
} ee ¥
\ %
Pa * Fa
- sk +
bd |

7.
. >
*~ _"
>
a2 \
4
.
J
|
3
c :*
>
Ny - s
»F
\ ~w
. ‘
- - — = 7 - Ss ¢
; y ~4*
7 ~ :
“3
ot a —

“i'47 —— >
\ y
>
a ‘
¥
\4
\ »\
= — . ane — — :
‘ > ~
\ Yi a
. AD) }
~ a a |
a “ : A
u "
z ‘
EE Ss. wee ‘
%e \
.) ' '
\2 Sa
\ \\ :
, ,
¥ )
»\ S
<r ae 18 -— 2 | -
a} —
\ Rs *.
J 2
” ’ “wid
\ 5
~ be

4
a ~
i '
, ,
. f
+)
. |
‘ ‘ ?
i
we a | a oon - - —— ~
YX + ‘
~% \
\ \ ‘
~ \} aX
% 1 ‘ x
fe \ :
=- -_--= -~—_—2- , -- - \ = - ——_—-_ > —
; S| +
/ ‘
\ ty NS
A — wa
‘4 | :
\ 5 ~~
\ \
’
SS ah. \ eee
- a |
. Y
' Pe
s \
*) :! * ~
. ‘ .
= 73 -| -- —
. i
\ ~ \
YY we \
\ \
>
F ; %
- ~'S
\ NS s)
’ \} a
+ ee ee ee tires . — ee

a
aia
ae aS
io \ ~~ ‘\

“oe -
; . by
* ~~ ~'
\ ‘ek
. a ¢ ~
— \al— ---~\— - ie Se
? Se.
; ;
N\. } ¥ \ ."
3 ; ) “.
‘oe iy
\ ‘ ‘*
‘
~ . ie | \
\ , o
nN a ~ 7
—— - a ee ee = ee “™ —— c

,
:
'
;
;
‘
,
’
i
j
;
ed
:
'
|
'
'

-
oe
4
/
—
Pod
~~”

») .)
BN : eee

me ND pew es Fae eee

9

~

ESS ee ee eae.

x
hi "\
ye SS 3 ae

ig SPE :

———— =.

ee ee

aye o A

one

4

j

YY
}

sail at te
a .

yy
Mite
\ fo

5
—_ eyo

te

“eee

'

ee ee ee

~~

—_——

'
ee

~

Pern |

aye au ewe

FRAME 014 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

ee eee. |

“ast % "IAB UMA,
“Ss AWE L, ©. VER,

i” L.aanMQa® UA,
ry whi, See,
“™ . WO Jeet, AWK

ss) =~ TSN va,
.-e™ @, MARU BOM Aw 4S
ht esanrn lL, KOULLCZNO FIA,
=” TONSA MIA,

ee ee er

Stk CeeinMAnm

SVERPTT SA. TOWMaTALA, WAS,
“I. FON © *te peg, 4, DAA,

\At. ©. 4UNOT, 5, GAA,
“ASIA ET CHASE GMITM, WAINE
TWOMAS 4. SUCHEL, CALIF.
TOMAN _. MPUAAA, NERF,

‘OP OON ALLOTT, COLO.
“6813 SUTTON, AM,
LiF FOr B®. CASA, Pt.4.

> ae | , ’ ‘Y ,

 ' . 4 . —~ ~ : 4

WAIL eITLEES nPLUxt2
2E ON

APP ROPSIATIONS

HM OD, PASTOR, 4. Achm «JAVITS, MOY,
4. 08 SAP AUER, RNP,
5 5°, ke WwOMPOMEY, Jeti.
La~ 8 8A, NAY,
“veer co. FeO, fw. va.
“7 ¥. IC ME, wre,
7 Ace hk) ee

40 A. pete. CLARE

- . ° ‘ .
448 1. COT. ASeT. CLARA VeDrLemver 2, A274
: te ee) ‘ ; \ a! : 7 Bi ais . ;
é : wae a ix:e€ S --39 y 3 Ji, 6.0 eee 4 bE. Pee atOr

11.GNai ASTONauUuRcs and space
AGIini stration

. ™ . Pa +
Surth Street and Maryland Avenue, 5, W.
os rhe A? ‘_~o
Mr, Webb:

Leper, Wvyoming, the cantents of which are self-explanatory.
- -~ - a oo ~ —_s = » 6 . or = ; --—s = " * . = ; - ye
j WOULd aporeciate it very nuaca  ¥OU Couiad frurnisn wus anv inior-=

riation which might explain the vdject which Mr. a describes

.Our @ariv advise will be aporeciated,

FRAME 015 / 019POOR LEGIBILITY — PENDING RE-EXAMINATION

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
WASHINGTON 25, D.C

Foreicn Technical Division

Code STD-F

vis . on ne Js I- = S53" a | * 2 Pgs Ar Ro Ey =y _ yr 4
ts i os aa Oe oe way eS FS Son Lak i BOL Ce aw CA te U : Oo

— - , ~ - js w ¢:
a et oe Tews4n0a 1 foe an Bee A¢ Shia ‘aca i el oe te Matisan: 7 fe. . yo eae oy es
Odes s VOHSS O65 WED, ROMNLALSUIEACOL, National secronautics

«er +). itlen te Gel Oh! ang he tue om ts ; ; Fe poe nse hes A 5 a Bin vie ‘
anc woacG ACMLNLStraction, anq a reporc oc a SiGChHtine

, - - -
aS ow 22

acm “oh J ee “ ~ = - 4o + = ba, we we
unidentified Llying object made by

ni . i 7.5 “ _
Casper, Wyominc
oe ~~
So oe annem min pra e 5 _y dns» ey —— R gh ove ~
Le LAnNVSStTiCation a FOUL OLaasce’s
sin ee ee ay ecenes “ain —s a me a Ne ay oS ea .
Pie a se St9T L | ol al J xe Dox in Os JD ur LUHAVE S = oh. <4 cr = LO > 4 ail ~
Guplicate, to
rrti. ~. 2. iy ss v7 - ames =
i 4 lf LONDL able Gale { oo 4. icGe ;
7 T+ z J—s “s = <? . U ~
United States Senate
Ps 5 myidee Tr
Washington 25, D. C.
ivy “5 % os = Pa — > lee oa ~ ~ Sarat * . a 9 - of ~ as alte oa
a fiahlis Vou THs & H & ) OV de COO; we be CH Lon un ee it > ag wR OA A ro
Sinceyvely vours,
* *
/y a
} i Z ’ f
j i s a } f / » " 4 a
- . ; , ’ f
; / ‘ - ;
Th—-¢5 ‘ : Py ae, a ,
Bs aul CG m4 od =1LS 1 L ~~} ’
Director

ie Le a on ~ 2 ee FO, a tae — = > >
Otrice of Lecisiative Atrfrai

FRAME 016 / 019tesseract-200dpi

Your letter To Senator Gale W.
MeGee has been referred to the Air Force.

a ee Your letter contained insuffictent
whe ey ae te is ties ohare lg eke atta hed
pte ae is sugges attac
at - quasslonnaire with additional questions
necessary for analysis of chile. ease be
completed and returned to the following

;

address:
Lt. Col. Robert Friend
Hq Poreisn Technology Division
TD-S, AFSC
Wrignt Patterson AFS, Onis
Your interest in this matter is
appreciated.

W. oe LOOXADSO :

Lt. Colonel, USAF

Public Information Division
Office of Inrormation

—— ————

FRAME 017 / 019tesseract-200dpi

October 9, 1952

Dear senator ger

Reference letter from Mc, qe
regarding an unddentified flying

seiest atenting.

Mr. letter has deen referred
to this office for reply and we have
forwarded nim a detailed questionnaire to
complete (sample attached). Upon receipt
or the comoleted questionnalre, an attempt
will be made to evaluate the sightings.
The results of evaluation will be forwarded
at some later indefinite date for his
information.

Sincerely,

W. J. LOOXADOO

Lt. Colonel, USAF

Public Information Div
e of Information

s
_—
7s
ad

FRAME 018 / 019tesseract-200dpi

IR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND
VlliiPfEo STATES Aq FORCE

WRIGMT-+PATT ESIGN AIA FORTE SASS, ONG
REPLY TO

stra cfs TDH+«B/Col Wynn 459

4 October 13962
welccrs Request for UTO Laformation (seg

. +. : y

0: iq USAF
SAFOI-S%) (Major Hart)
Wash 25 DC

i. The following information is provided to assist you in

preparing a caieaie to Senator Galo W. MNcGes in behalf of his

sonstituent

2, The attached letter from Mr, 7!» contained insufficiens
anformation for evaluation of his sighting, It is suggested
that the attached questionairre with additional questions
necessary for analysis of this case be forwarded to Mr, damp
for his completion and return to FTD.

POR THS COMMANDER

SDVWARD H, WINN 3
Colonel, USA?
Deputy for Science

and Components

UBSAY Form 164 & additional
auestions

~~

—ewi- =e =

FRAME 019 / 019tesseract-200dpi

— ——————
Nn a

OFFICIAL FILE COPY

= en ee 2 October 1952
Request for UFO Information ( See

——_———— A <e

Tq USAF
SAPOI-3d (Major art)
Yash 25 pe

EE Oe

41. The following information is provided to assist you ina

preparing a reply to Senator Gale W. McGee in behalf of his
constituent Savio

2. The attached letter from Mr. GRM® contained inmsuzficient
taformation for evaluation of his gighting. it is suggested

— chat the attached questionairre with additional questions

3 necessary for analysis of this case be forwarded to Nr. |

S 2or his completion and return to FTD. |

er TOR THE COMMANDER |

oinull i

yi Gece Mil (E27 Ge |

— << AZD 3. VINN 3 Atch .

=f @elonel, USAF Ltr fm Paul G. Dembling,

= Deputy for Science dtd 20 Sev 52 |

Lae and Components. iS 0 Se, |

—— dtd 1 Sep 62

: ! | : USAP Form 164 & additional
questions :

en _ae en ee ae