PROJECT BLUE BOOK

1., DATE » TIME GROUP

l, Becember 64 04/1250
3. SOURCE

Civilian & Military
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS

One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION

Two Hours
6. TYPE OF OBSERYATION

2. LOCATION

Baker, Oregon
10. CONCLUSION

| Visual (Astronomical } Stars/Planets)
Radar (False Targets)

11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

Object moving with morning star. Travelling East or SE.
Observed through BX and surveyors scope. Observer on mountai
looking down. Object disappeared by fading. Also radar retums

Ground-Visual Gnd Cage at time of sighting.

7. “COURSE

Stationary
8. PHOTOS

O Yes
XY Ne

9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

O Yes

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.

FORM

At time of initial report Astro bodies are in following position f:
Jupiter setting in West, not visible during observations of starp/
Planets. Venus rising at 110 deg azimuth. Mars high in SE at

35 deg elevation. Spica 15 deg above Venus. Deneb at 5 deg
elevation 005 deg azimth. Vega at 5 deg elevation 030 deg azimhth

COMMENTS: Radar Evaluation as target anomalies since returns were
weak and targets not clearly discernable on each scan. Reportin}
Le Scapa capensis sige mie rewire were peewee due to false

ant "Sadar rercet rick setabliahed,

FTD sep 63 0-329 {TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.

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AF IN: 10978 (5 Dec64)

(THROUGHOUT REPORT, KNOWN AS OBSERVER 2)

MILITARY CCONT'T).
3.. DONALD He STINETT
821ST RADAR SQUADRON
BAKER, OREGON 97814
RELIABILITY = GOOD
(THROUGHOUT REPORT, KNOWN AS OBSERVER 3)
PAGE 4 RUWHBSQ 5 UNCLAS
4, VERNON W. MEADOR
821ST RADAR SQUADRON
BAKER, OREGON 97814
AC&W OPERATOR
RELIABILITY = GOOD
(THROUGHOUT REPORT, KNOWN AS OBSERVER 4)

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S.. WEATHER & WIND ALOFT CONDITION AT TIME OF SIGHTING:

1. WX CONDITION
CLEAR FROM MIDNIGHT TILL 7 AM

2, REPORT FROM WX BUREAU OF WIND DIRECTION AND VELOCITY

IN DEGREES AND KNOTS:

SURFACE = CALM

ee

AF IN: 10978 (5 Dec 64)

6,090- UNKNOWN
19,909 - 398 DEGREES 9 KNOTS
15,098 - 319 DEGREES 14 KNOTS
20,999 FT - 310 DEGREES 29 KNOTS
25,008 FT - 308 DEGREES 25 KNOTS
39,909 FT - UNKNOWN
59,000 FT - UNKNOWN
PAGE 5 RUWHBSQ 5 UNCLAS

53,008 FT - A/C REPORTED 310 DEGREES 25 KNOTS
89,999 FT. UNKNOWN

3. CEILINGS
UNLIMITED

4. VISIBILITY
15 PLUS

5. AMOUNT OF CLOUD COVERAGE
NONE

6. THUNDERSTORMS
NONE

7. VERTICAL TEMPERATURE

6,908 FT - UNKNOWN

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=, "10,900 FT - <-7 DEGREES CENTIGRADE
N 15,090 FT-  <-17 DEGREES CENTIGRADE

20,000 FT- -28 DEGREES CENTIGRADE
25,000 FT- 14@ DEGREES CENTIGRADE |
30,990 FT- UNKNOWN

59,008 FT- UNKNOWN

H. OBJECTS WERE ELECTRONICALLY OBSERVED AS RADAR RE-

TURNS ON AN/FPS=35 SEARCH RADAR BETWEEN 1315Z AND 13392.

RANGE APPROXIMATELY 18 - 28 MILES, AZIMUTH 348 - 342

DEGREES. NO SCOPE PHOTOS. RETURNS WERE WEAK AND FUZZY ANO NOT

LIKE AIRCRAFT TARGET, RETURNS WERE VISIBLE APPROXIMATELY

3T

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NOTE: Sec I is AF IN: 10973 (5 Dec 64)
Ty: LOnee a fee 64 )

IIIT is AF

INCOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE A'R FORCE

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MiLOwi wk wi AAPs AUSS.2MS ORAS

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AF IN:10985 (5 Dec 64) E/rff Pagel of 2
ACTION: SAF-OS-3 (4)

SMB D184

CZCHQC167ZCQJB794
RR RUEAHQ
DE RUWHSSQ 6 @5/0845Z
ZNR
R 0508002
FM COMMANDER 821 RADARSQ BAKER AFS OREGON
TO RUCDSQ/WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
RUEAHQ/ SAFOI WASHINGTON D C
RUWGALE/ADC ENT AFB COLORADO
RUWHSB/28ADIV HAMILTON AFB CALIF
RUWHSS/READS STEAD AFB NEV
BT
UNCLAS 821/12-009 PD FINAL SECTION OF THREE FOR TDEW AT FOREIGN
TECHNOLOGY DIVISION. WRIGHT PATTERSON AND IO AT ALL OTHERS,
FOLLOWING REPORT SUBMITTED IAW AFR 200-2:
ONE OF EVERY 3 OR 4 SCANS. CUMPUTOR PRINTOUTS ON AN/FST-2
DIGITAL DATA TRANSMITTER OBTAINED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES,
PRINTOUTS WILL BE FORWARDED TO FTD UNDER SEPERATE COVER,
I, INTERCEPTION ACTIONS
NONE
Je LOCATION OF APPROXIMATE FLIGHTS IN AREA WHICH MIGHT

ACCOUNT FOR SIGHTING:

i~7 “ratnic “ae - a? = --
INCOIAING DEPARTMENT OF TH AIR FORCE

_ MESSAGE STAFF AUSS2GE ERANCH UNCLASSIFleD
AF’ IN:10985 (5 Dec64) f Page 20f2
PAGE 2 RUWHBSQ 6 UNCLAS

NONE.
K, REPORTING OFFICER IS LT. COL. FRANK L. HARDCASTLE,
COMMANDER, 821ST RADAR SQUADRON, OBSERVERS ARE RELIABLE

AND UNDOUBTLY REPORTED ACCURATELY THEIR VISUAL IMPRESSIONS.
RADAR CORRELATIONS CANNOT BE ABSOLUTELY VIRIFIED SINCE
RETURNS WERE WEAK AND TARGETCS) NOT CLEARLY DISCERNABLA
FACH SCAN. THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF FALSE TARGETS OR

SPORADIC NOISE. TARGET(S) NOT CORRELLATEJ WITH KNOWN AIR- |
CRAFT IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF BAKER. NO HEIGHT CHECK MADE
ON SEARCH RADAR RETURNS. HEIGHT RADARS CANNOT DE-ELEVATE TO
NEGATIVE HORIZON ATTITUDES.
L. EVIDENCE OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
PNONE |

BT

NOTE: Sec I is AF IN nies 3 Dec 64)
II is AF IN:1 5 Dec64)

821ST RADAR SQUADRON (SAGE) (ADC)
United States Air Force
Baker Air Force Station, Oregon

REPLY TO

ATTN OF:

SUBJECT:

TO:

821CCR

Unidentified Flying Object 7 Decembember 1964

Foriegn Technology Division
Wright - Patterson AFB, Ohio
ATTN: TDEW

1. Reference our message, 821/12-009 of 5 Dec 64, re UFO at Baker,
Oregon.

Attached | is a"print-out" from AN/FST-2 digital data transmitter.

Lt. Col. j 1. AN/FST-2 Print-out
Commander

62183 RADRON(SAGB) (ADC)
Baker Air Force Station
UNITSD STATES AIR FORCE
Baxsr, Oregon

REPLY TO
AITN OF: 68&210AC

SJBJSCTs Unidentified Objsct Report

TOs 821CCR

AZIMUTH :
PULSES - DEGREES
3897 34205
38% |. 34d
3894 342.25
3895 34265
3894, 3425
3900 34302
3894 343 02
3881 341.0
3875 340.0
3873 340.0

RANGES
COUNT

75
76
77
77
79
7&
79

90
90
94

4, December 1964

Os3o%
1. Following "Print Out" taken on 4 December 1964, between O425f and 04356,

oS15+

2e AIC Burkstt on duty during the "Mid SHift" stated that the print-outs were
intermittant and blurred and not like a good search return.

equals degress.e Lf
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LLOYD D. “TAYLOR
page vane

wa,

) 3897 75

. 3896 7 6

3894 yy,
3895 YAY
5894 79
3900 73
3894 79
3881 90
3.8.75 90 “
RSF S 94

Azimith Pulsss

2 088

: Baker, Oregon
Information Only_ ; 3

: ae fount , December 195
Sourse: Saucer News, Vol 12, #1, March 190) S eeresver tr

_ «eeDuring the early morning hours of December
5th, a UFO was spotted by at least five residents of Saker, Oregon, including

three policemen. State Policeman William Howe said he saw the object at about
5:30 aem., and watched it through binoculars for half an houre The UFO was
cylindrical in shape, and had a steady reddish light at its front, and a
flickering yellowish light on the reare The object was moving slowly. from
northeast to southeast during the period of observation.e..

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3. SOURCE

Civilian
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS

One

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3 - 4 Seconds
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION

8. PHOTOS

O Yes
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9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

5s a

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FORM

FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE)

5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11]. SRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

“ot Reported |

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2.

LOCATION

10. CONCLUSION

Astronomical (METEOR)

Description indicates meteor sighting.

Round object, flourescent blue, surface had crater like
shadows. Tail or trail following. Object seemed to explode

with tail forming behind. Disappeared behind hill after
___ Ground-Visual explosion.
7. COURSE

Previous editions of this form may be used,

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INCOMING DEPARTMENT Of THE AIR FORCE

VIESSAGE STAFF hus Gs BRAINC “UNCLASS! oiFicD ae
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AF IN : 10973 (5 Dec64) aah Page 1 of 5

ACTION: SAF-OS-3 (4)

SMB D179 Y, WAS 36.34
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DE RUWHBSQ 4 05/0815Z | a

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FM COMMANDER 821 RADARSQ BAKER AFS ORE j Sate

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RUWGALE/ADC ENT AFB COLORADO OF 19° &t

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MACS Nan anSe Be

UNCLAS 821/12-089 PD. FOR TDEW AT FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION.

RUWHSB/28 AIR DIV HAMILTON AFB CALIF
RUWHBS/READS STEAD AFB NEV
BT

WRIGHT PATTERSON AND IO AT ALL OTHERS, FOLLOWING REPORT IN THREE

SECTIONS ‘ | PN At Sadar aze |
SUBMITTED IAW AFR 200-2: Secron 1) |
A. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT: \ea~ aT Svaet Zo'At

1. SHAPE:

OBSERVER 13; SHAPE OF CHRISTMAS TREE
OBSERVER 2; ROUND
ISSERVER 33 ROUND
OBSERVER 43; ROUND
2. SIZE:

INCOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
\ STAFF MISS.AGE BRANCH UNCLASS# ED

ICOCCARTL
Wik oA 3k.
ame

AF IN: 13984 (8 Dec 64) M/heg | Pg 1 of 4
ACTION: NIN-7
INFO : XOP-1, XOPX-7/

DIA-15 (34)

SMB B182
CZCHQC739ZCQJB623
RR RUEAHQ
DE RUWHBSQ 5 @8/1755Z
ZN R
R 9816002
FM CMDR 821 RADAR SQ BAKER AFS ORE
TO RUCDSQ/WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
RUEAHQ/SAF OI WASH DC
RUWGALE/ADC ENT AFB COLO
RUWHSB/28 AIR DIV HAMILTON AFB CALIF
RUWHBS/READS STEAD AFB NEV
BT
UNCLAS 821-12-@1@PD FOR TDEW AT FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION,
WRIGHT PATTERSON AND IO AT ALL “OTHERS. ‘
SUBMITTED‘IAW AFR 200-2: j
A. . DESCRIPTION OF OBJECT:

1. ROUND

2. BASKETBALL

3, FLOURESCENT, BLUE

4. ONE

5. NO FORMATION

6. SURFACE HAD CRATER LIKE SHADOWS

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‘INCOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

MESSAGE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSSF €D

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| PAGE 2 RUWABSG 5 UNCLAS aR IN: 13984 (8 Dec 64) Pg 2 of 4
7. HAD TAIL AFTER IT. OBJECT SEEM TO EXPLODE

8. NO SOUND
9. OBJECT wAS ROUND WHEN FIRST OBSERVED. IT EXPLODED AND
A TAIL OF FLOURESCENT BLUE LIGHT FORMED BEHIND IT.
B. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:
1. BRIGHT FLASH |
2. 070 DEGREES
3. SAME aS ITEM NUMBER 2
4. OBJECT WENT BEHIND NEARBY HILL AFTER FIRST EXPLOSION
AND THEN THE WHOLE SKY SEEMED TO LIGHT UP.
5. THREE TO FOUR SECONDS
Cs MANNER OF OBSERVATION:
1. GROUND VISUAL
D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTING:
1. 6 DEC 1964, 12092
2. NIGHT
E. LOCATION OF OBSERVATION:
1. LATITUDE 44:53N LONGTITUDE 117:47W
2. EAST SIDE OF BAKER, OREGON
F. IDENTIFICATION OF OBSERVER:

J
SO re ae eee ee fae ET TT > Sia" es - - —<— — ee

2) INGOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

MESSAGE STAFF MUISS.AGE BRANCH __UNCLASSar ED
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sore a 2 Wnerne AF IN: 13984 (8 Dec 64) Pg 3 of 4

1. CIVILIAN
RONNIE R. BAIRD AGE 23 | |
2495 BAKER ST., BAKER OREGON
CITY POLICE |
RELIABILITY - GOOD
G.., WEATHER AND WINDS ALOFT CONDITIONS AT TIME OF SIGHTING:
1. VALLEY FOG AND COLD, NO WINDS

2. WINDS ALOFT:

SURFACE CALM ~20
6,099 200/10 -5 CENTIGRADE
10,000 930/08 -11 CENTIGRADE
16,000 020/15 -20 CENTIGRADE :
20,000 920/25 -29
30,000 910/35 -52
| 50,090 035/30 -57
80,000 UNKNOWN

3. CEILING; NONE
4. VISIBILITY; 1 MILE, FOG |
5. NONE

6. N/A

_ oe oa ee - —_ — ee ee ee owe _ --—
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° Saatair ‘ faa re -
7 INQGOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

MESSAGE STAFF AINSS.1GE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
PAGE 4 RUWHBSQ 5 UNCLAS AF IN: 13984 (8 Dec 64) Pe 4 of 4
7+ UNKNOWN

H. ANY OTHER UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OR CONDITIONS: NONE
I. INTERCEPT ACTION: NONE
Je LOCATION OF APPROXIMATE FLIGHTS IN AREA WHICH MIGHT
ACCOUNT FOR SIGHTING: NONE
Ke REPORTING OFFICER, LT. COL. FRANK L. HARDCASTLE, 821ST
RADAR SQUADRON,. GROUND AREA ON ALLEDGED SIGHTING SEARCHED

FOR PHYSICAL EVIDENCE WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. OFFICER BAIRD
QUITE DEFINITE ABOUT SIGHTING WHEN QUESTIONED

L. EVIDENCE OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE: NONE
BT

LLL LE A i a i at

INCOMING DEPARTMENT Of THE AIR FORCE

UNCLASSIFIED

WESSAGE TAFF AIWSS.AGE BRANCH
"AR IN: 10973 (5 Dee 645. -—- Pagpe—lofs

OBSERVER 13; GIANT FIR TREE AT ARMS LENGTH
OBSERVER 2; BASKETBALL AT ARMS LENGTH
OBSERVER 3; FIST AT ARMS LENGTH
OBSERVER 4; BASEBALL AT ARMS LENGTH
5. COLOR:
OBSERVER 13; NONE
OBSERVER 23; OVERALL REDDISH TINT - AT FIRST SIGHT
GOLD BOTTOM AND BLUE TOP.
OBSERVER 3; VERY BRIGHT - LIGHT WHITE
OBSERVER 4; GOLD LOOKING LIGHT
4. NUMBER:
OBSERVER 15 ONE
OSSERVER 2; ONE (1) LARGE WITH TWO (2) SMALL ONES
EITHER ENTERING OR DEPARTING VERY FAST.
OSSERVER 33; ONE
OBSERVER 45; ONE (i) TO FOUR (4)
De FORMATION:
ALL O3SERVERS; NONE
6. DESCRIBABLE FEATURES:
OBSERVER 13 BASE OF CIRCLED WHITE LIGHTS WITH RED
LIGHTS LEAVING THE BASE AND GOING UP TO A POINT, RED LIGHTS

INCOMING DEPARTMENT Of THE AIR FORCE

‘\ cic
MESSAGE STAFF ASSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED

c AY IN: I0973 (5 Dec 64) Page 30f5
PAGE 3 RUWHBSQ 4 UNCLAS

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KEPT BLINKING ON AND OFF WHILE WHITE LIGHTS STAYED ON,
O3SERVER 2; ROUND LIKE A BALL WITH HEAT RAYS BURST-
ING OUT (LIKE ON FIRE)
OS5SERVER 3; ROUND LIKE A BALL WITH CRATERS ON IT,
(LIKE A PHOTO OF MOON) LARGEST CRATER ABOUT 1/59 THE

SIZE OF OBJECT, SEEM TO BE FORMING (LIKE TUMBLING OR ROLLING
CLOUDS), ace

OBSERVER 43 GLOWING BALL/LIGHT
7. TAIL OR TRAIL EXHAUST
OBSERVER 13 NONE
OBSERVER 23; LEFT A GOLDEN TRAIL WHICH FADED FAST
OBSERVER 33 NONE
H OBYERVER 43 NONE

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8. SOUND:
ALL OBSERVERS: NONE |
9. OTHER PERTINENT DATA: |
ALL OBSERVERS; NONE
3. DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:
1. WHAT FIRST CALL ATTENTION OF OBSERVER TO OBJECT:
OBSERVER 1$ A CALL FROM THE AIR POLICEMAN ON DUTY :

INCOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

MESSACE STAFF AULSS GE SRANCH ) UNCLASSIFIED

AF IN: 10973 (5 Dec 64) _ Page 4of5
P4GE 4 RUWHBSQ 4 UNCLAS

IN THE BAKER CANTONEMENT AREA,
OBSERVER 23; A FLASH
OBSERVER 33 BRIGHTNESS AND SIZE
OBSERVER 43; SAME AS OBSERVER 1
2 WHAT ANGLE, AZIMUTH WHEN FIRST OBSERVED:
OBSERVER 15; VERTICLE ANGLE OF NEGATIVE 20 DEGREES DIRECTLY
NORTH (360 DEGREES) AND DOWN FROM BEAVER MOUNTAIN, BEAVER MOUNTAIN IS
14 AIR MILES SOUTH OF BAKER AT 6209 FT ELEVATION,
OBSERVER 2; VERTICLE ANGLE OF @70 DEGREES EAST (890 DEGREES)
MOVING UPWARD,
OBSERVER 3; VERTICLE ANGLE OF @45 DEGREES SOUTH (175 DEGREES)
APPROXIMATELY 6 - 10,800 FT MOVING BACK AND FORTH (SWAYING)
OBSERVER 4; SAME AS OBSERVER 1
5. ANGLE AND AZIMUTH WHEN OBJECT DISSAPPEARED:
OBSERVER 1; SAME LOCATION AS FIRST OBSERVED
OBSERVER 23; NOT OBSERVED
OBSERVER 3; SOUTHEAST APPROXIMATELY 54 MILES
OBSERVER 43 SAME AS FIRST OBSERVED
4. DESCRIPTION OF FLIGHT PATH AND MANUVERS:
OBSERVER 13; OBJECT STEADY AND FIXED
OBSERVER 2; MOVING SOUTH TO SOUTHEAST STAYING WITH

MORNING STAR.

EPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE : :
Se oe een UNCLASSIFIED

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PAGE 5 RUWHBSQ 4 UNCLAS
OBSERVER 3; TRAVELING SOUTH OVER BAKER TO SOUTHEAST
OBSERVER 4; OBJECT STEADY AND FIXED

5. HOW DID THEY DISAPPEAR:

OBSERVER 13; FADED
OBSERVER 2; NOT OBSERVED
OBSERVER 33; ASCENDED UPWARD OUT OF SIGHT /
OBSERVER 4; FADED

6. HOW LONG WERE OBJECTS VISABLE:
OSSERVER 13 TOW (2) HOURS AND 39 MINUTES |
OBSERVER 2; ONE (1) HOUR AND 32 MINUTES
OBSERVER 3; TOW (2) HOURS AND 10 MINUTES ¥
OBSERVER 43 ONE (1) HOUR AND 15 MINUTES

C. MANNER OF OBSERVATION:

1. HOWs

OBSERVER 13; GROUND VISUAL

OBSERVER 23; GROUND VISUAL
OBSERVER 33; GROUND VISUAL

OBSERVER 4; GROUND VISUAL

BT NOTE: See II is AF IN: 10978 (5 Dec 64)
III is AF IN : 10985 (5 Dec 64)

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AF IN : 10973 (5 Dec 64) E/rff Page 1 of 6
ACTION: SAF-O0S-3 (4)

SMB C234 HQC 163ZCQUB793 ‘
RR RUEAHQ
DE RUWHBSQ 5 @5/9839Z

ZNR ‘
R 9598002

FMCOMMANDER 821 RADARSQ BAKER AFS OREGON

TO RUCDSQ/WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
RUEAHQ/SAFO| WASHINGTON DC
RUWGALE/ADC ENT AFB COLORADO
RUWHSB/28AIRDIV HAMILTON AFB CALIF
RUNHBS/READS STEAD AFB NEV

BT

UNCLAS 821/12-0809 PD. FOR TDEW AT FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION,

———

WRIGHT PATTERSON AND 10 AT ALL OTHERS. SECTION TWO OF THREE. REPORT
SUBMITTED IAW AFR 289-2:

a —

2- USE OF AIDS: j
OBSERVER 13 NONE
OBSERVER 23 BINOCULARS
OBSERVER 33 SURVEYORS SCOPE

OBSERVER 43 NONE

MESSAGE STARE AUSS2GE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
Bisnagiaoke a alata ek Shenae wt
AF IN: 10978 (5 Dec64} Page 2 of 6_

36. IF SIGHTING RECEIVED WHILE AIRBORNE

“ey N/A

D. TIME AND DATE OF SIGHTINGS:
1e ZULU; TIME AND DATES:
OBSERVER 13 1338Z, 4% DECEMBER 1964
PAGE 2 RUWHBSQ 5 UNCLAS
OBSERVER 23 1258Z, 4% DECEMBER 1964
OBSERVER 33 1250Z, 4 DECEMBER 1964
OBSERVER 4; 1338, 4% DECMEBER 1964
2- LIGHT CONDITION:

NIGHT |

E. LOCATION OF OBSERVERS: |
te LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF EACH OBSERVER: |
OBSERVER 1¢ LAT. 44:36N LONG. 117:20W |
OBSERVER 23 LAT. 44:53N LONG 117247W j

OBSERVER 33 LAT. 44:53N LONG 117:47W

OBSERVER 4s LAT. 44:336N LONG. 117,29
2. POSITION WITH REFERENCE TO KNOWN LANDMARKS.

OBSERVER 13 BEAVER MOUNTAIN - 14 MILES SOUTH OF

BAKER

AF IN: 10978 (5 Dec64)

OBSERVER 23 TOWN OF BAKER - EAST SIDE NEXT TO

LOGSDON’S SAND ANO GRAVEL PITS.
OBSERVER 3; TOWN OF BAKER - NORTH SIDE - RADAR
SITE CANTONEMENT AREA.
OBSERVER 4; SAME AS OBSERVER 1.
F. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON OBSERVERS:
1. MILITARY?
PAGE 3 RUWHBSQ 5 UNCLAS
HAROLD H. EVES TSGT
821ST RADAR SQUADRON
BAKER, OREGON 97814
RADAR OPERATIONS CREW CHIEF
RELIABILITY - GOOD

(THROUGHOUT REPORT, KNOWN AS OBSERVER 1)

2. CIVILIAN:

E 2s

BAKER, OREGON 97814
CITY POLICE

RELIABILITY - GOOD

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