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NUMBER OF OBJECTS

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LENGTH OF OBSERVATION /|11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
M/A Photos showing lisht spots.
TYPE OF OBSERVATION

Not Observed

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1. PURPOSE: This report answers WO #64-95 from Major Quintanilla (TDEW), who requested
evaluation of photography of possible UFO's taken at Karona Beach Park, Oahu, Hawaii.

2. ANALYSIS: Images on photegraphs A, B, and nsgatives are resultant to gouges in the
fiim emulsion. Tha gouges are estimated to be 4 to 7 microns deep by a photo lab tech-
niclan, and occurred during film processing,

3. This conclusion is basically in concurrsnce with the preliminary analysis performed
by Captain J. M. Mills, Director of Intelligence, PACAFBASEUOM/326 ADD,

PHOTO ANALYSIS BYs APPROVED BY:
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REFERENCE MATERIAL: Three negatives, two photographs, letter 13 Oct 64, PACAFSBASECOM (BDI)
If duplication is performed, requested we be provided with a copy.

Also request that all material be returned upon completion.

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I CERTIFY THAT THIS WORK iS AUTHORIZED BY ME AND THAT iT HAS THE FOLLOWING PRIORITY AND
DEADLINE WITHIN MY DIVISION.

REQUESTED BY

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PACIFIC AIR FORCES BASE COMMAND
United States Air Force
APO 953, San Francisco, California

arty of PACAFBASECOM (BDI) 13 Oct 1964
susect Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) Report

to AFSC (FTD)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
45433

1. Attached are two (2) Kodacolor prints and negatives
showing possible UFO's.

2. The pictures were taken at Kaiona Beach Park which
is located just north of the extreme eastern end of the
island of Oahu. The reporting party noticed no unusual
visual or sound phenomena during the time the pictures
were being taken. They were not aware of a possible
UFO until the pictures came back from the processors.
There were no other reports of unusual phenomena on that

date.

3. Both photographs were taken within one minute of
each other. Picture "A'' is looking north west along the
shore. Picture "B" faces the other direction south east
towards Makapuu Head. The object in picture "A" could
be almost directly over Kaneohe Marine Air Station. Dir-
ection of movement of object in picture "B"' is from the
north to south hemispheres.

4. The negatives and pictures were processed locally
by Technicolor representatives. There were no spots on
the other negatives or pictures of this film.

5. Paragraph 14, AFR 200-2, 20 July 1962 is guide for /
following information.

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a. Description: See photograph. There was no vis-
ual sighting or sounds reported at the time the pictures

were taken.
b. Description of course of object:

(1) First noticed when pictures were returned
from processor.

(2) thru (6) QWN/A
c. Manner of observation:
(1) Ground photograph.
(2) Kodak Brownie 127 camera.
(3) N/A
d. Time and date:
(1) 04/2400Z - October
(2) Day - 1400 local.
e. Location: 21 19N - 157 40W

f Ttdentification information on observer:

(2) Military. ee Dental
Clinic, Pearl Harbor Naval Station, Hawaii. Reliability

considered good.
g. Weather: j
(1) N/A

(2) 6,000 - 050° - 19 KTS
10,000 - 030° - 23 KTS

16,000 - 090° - 07 KTS
20,000 - 140° - 09 KTS
30,000 - 160° - 12 KTS

50,000 - 300° - 19 KTS

(3) None
(4) 15 miles
(5) Scattered clouds 3,000' and 5,000’.

(6) None
(7) N/A
h. Other unusual activity: None.

‘4. Intercept action: None.

j. Possible balloon release point: Kaneohe Marine
Air Station.

k. Director of Intelligence, PACAFBASECOM/326 ADD.
Preliminary analysis: Possible spotting of negative of
photograph "B" during manufacture or development of
film. Possible spotting of photograph "A" during printing.

1. Physical evidence: Photographs and negatives.
attached.

6. Request physical evidence be returned after analysis.

FOR THE COMMANDER

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~€aptain, USAF Two (2) photographs,
Director of Intelligence three (3) negatives

PACAFBASECOM & 326 ADD

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