PROJECT BLUE BOOK

1. DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION
4 pri1 65 4 pril 65 04/0600z 04/0600z St leternb
. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION 0. CONCLUSION
Civilian √ J2
Civilian SATILITEPCY SATILHTEDCY
NUMBER OF OBJECTS Description sidilev Lo Description siide In M1J0t1965-055 1um4 NJ0t1965-053 bum4 in
4. on O4 ril on O4 iril Thr haur. doot 1065- 6 hr d in ou4-5
One April. Resadlde Uat ij ot, 1t ot
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
75 Seconis Jear drop slrpoljwt n ft arde Su at long. Ligit or
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Iving ofe s thry
1.Rebi2
Ground-Tisval budldings.
7. COURSE
8. PHOTOS
Yes
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE V
Yes
CNo
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INEOMING DNT OF THE AIR FORCE
MESSAGE STAFF AIESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
.
)
AF IN : 22609 (5 Apr 65) Pg 4 of 5
(2) 40 FEET LONG
(3) BLACK
(4) 1
) (5) N/A
PAGE 4 RUWGKS 1A UNCLAS PAGE 4 4 RUWGKS 1A UNCLAS
)) (6) FOUR WHITE EVENLY SPCED LIGHTS FORM ONE END TO THE OTHER ON (6) FOUR WHITE EVENLY SPCED LIGHTS FORM ONE END TO THE OTHER ON
))) THE UNDERSIDE. THE U UNDERSIDE
(7) N/A
(8) NONE
(9) INTENSITY OF LIGHTS LESS THAN THOSE IN LOCAL AREA
B. (1) SIGHT
(2) OVERHEAD
(3) LEVEL FLIGHT MOV ING NE
(4) LEVEL - IN & OUT OF BASES OF CLOUDS AT 1200 FT
(5) FLEW OUT OF SIGHT IN LEVEL FLIGHT
(6) 15 SECONDS - CALLED FOR HIS BUDDY TO SEEBUT OBJECT WAS (6) 15 SECONDS - CALLED FOR HIS BUDDY TO SEEBUT OBJECT WAS
GONE BEFORE E HIS FRIEND COULD VERIFY HIS FRIEND COULD D VERIFY
)) C. (1) GROUND - VISUAL
(2) N/A
(3) N/A
.

INCOMING DENT OF THE AIR FORCE UNCLASSIFIED
MESSAGE STAFF AIESSAGE BRANCH
AF IN : 22609 (5 Apr 65) Pg 5 of 5
D. (1)0410052
(2NIGHT (27 NIGHI
E. KEESLER KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE WX OBSERVATION TOWER
F. (1) N/A
(2) A2C CORUM TWR WXOBSERVER, KAFB, DET 22, 24TH WX SQDN (MATS)
G. G. SAME AS IN IN NR 7 REPORT
H. N/A
I. N/A
J. NONE KNOWN
PAGE 5 RUWGKS 1A UNCLAS
K. SAME AS NR 1 REPORT
L. NONE KNOWN
A CHECK WITH NAS PENSACOLA BASE OPS REVEALED THAT
TWO NAVAL AIR CADETS FROM ELLYSON NAS, AT ABOUT 0930Z SIGHT A BALL
OF FLAME ABOUT 16 FEET LONG FROM WHICH TWO OBJECTS APPREAD
TO EMERGE. THE O.D. AT ELLYSON HAD NO INFO.
ABROOKLEY AFB CP REVEALED A UFO REPORT T HAD BEEN HAD BEEN
RECEIVED BY RECEIVED THEM AT 0200Z BUT THE REPORT THE WAS CLASSIFIED. IED.
BT
NNN NOTE: ORIGINAL TRANSMISSION NOT IDENTIFIED IN SMB
Z
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RESERVED FOR COMMUNICATION CENTEP
JOINT MESSACEPORM
16
SECURITY CLASSIFICATION
UNCLASSIFIED 12/4478
BOOK MULTI SINGLE
TYPE MSG x
PRECEDENCE 12 APR65 15 592
ACTION ROUTINE
INFO DTG
FROM: SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
FTD, W P AFB, OHIO
TO: TECH AFB, MISS
UNCLAS/TDEW(UFO) — APR 65
(01)m7
PARA 14K AND PARA 16 OF AFR 200-2. PARA 14KAND PARA 16 OF AFR 200-2.
DATE TIME
MONTH YEAR
APR 65
PAGE NO. PAGE NO. NO. OF
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TYPEO NAME PHONE SIGNATURE
O x R 69216 OC A
A HECTOR QUINTA HECTOR QUINT O M
ILLA, Jr LLA, Jr
Major, USAF A FYPED (Or STOD) NAME ANO TIT TYPED (or STCMI NAME ANO TITL
E Chief, Aerial Branch ERIC T de JON KHEERE. COLONEL, USAF
R DEPUTY FOR TECHNOTOGY AND SUBSYSTEMS
SECURITY CL ISIF'CATION REGRADING IHSTRUCTIONS
UNCLASSIFIED
DDFORM3173 10640-721-46
RSPLACES EDITION OF MAY B3 WMICH MAY BE USCD

MM
1 4 APR 65 12052
WPD 27ZCZCSOD.15ZCWYC283 CCN-053
AR RUCDS2
DE RUWGKS EA 13/2-192 1-4 EWuFe)
ZNR ZNR
R131925Z R 131925Z
FM TECNTNGCEN KEESLER AFD MISS
TO FTD WPAFE ORIC TO F FTD WPAFE ONIC
ET
UNCLAS CT-S 62792 APR 65
RETERENCE MESSACE TDEW(UFO) 13569 12 APRIL 1965. R REFERENCE
COMMENTS AT END OF UFO RLPORT I, 4 APRIL 1SSS. A SEARONLIGHT
FROM A MEARDY SAOPPING CEMTER FLASHING ON T.E CLOUDS
SIGNTIMG COULD POSSIBLY RAVE BEEN CAUS BY A DISTANT RED LIGITED
TV T THE SIGITING BY THE ADC PILOT
INTHE
AREA, OR A MISH FLYING JET T TRANSPORT.
LT LT
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1. DATE · TIME GROUP DATE · TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION . LOCATION
5 441 65 06/0055z Bockom, h Jers, Jors
.SOURCE .SOURCE 0. CONCLUSION 10. CONCLUSION
Civilim Civilim Other (BODS) Other (BODS)
4 NUMBER OF OBJECTS NUMBER OF OBJECTS Telephoned ts Telephoned lay Dr loank. D
Ibank. itneis stllt doen't regad observtin Iitneis stllt doen't regad ubservs in
Wout 10 as birds, he AVOT thio ost llely caise of the obserpati
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
7 Seconds Mout ton Ii ito in nn gorntion in Oight thronh kere th
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 60 deg of ore io 7 ano es. laiti I impr snion of flight of
Lirdn.Thai tere. iaof Idtus
Cround-Vioual Tp of mym semded aLdn aue sp-ed. Acnb 10 objeetd
7. COURSE do nound. 'Lights if size tee brigt tia stars. Hight oaDer
rate of molion. Lights biey'r baut ndt brl dhit r thon staro.
Wot Reported Fli i of d jeetd yoge telored yel ow-or nge.
8. PHOTOS
Ye
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
0 Yes
.No
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I had never seen such a plane in the sky I kept looking at it.7 There were
(Only more spread
out like this: and yellow-orange in colon.
As I continued watching, all of a sudden, the lights (mostly the ones at the
My emotions: Truthfully, my very pirst thought (a stupid one was that it was
a group of birds, but quickly ydiscounted d that because they were lights. Then
I reasoned it was a "wing" plane, (Darn! What do they call those planes!)
the scope of sky that I could see and started moving around, but kept up with the scope of sky that I could see and started moving around, but kept up with
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April 8, 1965
Dear Sir(s):
of sunrise-se directions instead. You take it from there-- Ae To1
Sincerely,
6 27-
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Rockaway, M..
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DEARBORN OBSERVATORY
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
EVANSTON, ILLINOIS 60201
30 April 1955
Mrs.
Rockaway, New Jersey
Called on Sunday evening, April 25, 1965.
The woran sounds
were birds. were birds. She seems impressed by the high angular rate of motion and
particularly by the scrambling of lights toward the end. There do not particularly by the scrambling lights toward the end. There do not
appear to be appearto be
is on the outskirts of the towm and mostly a prairie in back. Although is on the outskirts of the towm and mostly a prairie in back. Although
it is on a highway, Route 46, the highway is not lighted and there are it is on a highway, Route 46, the highway is not lighted and there are
mostly open fields around it. The color of the lights, a yellow-orange,
does not suggest reflection from the body of a bird. does not suggest reflection from the body of a bird.
It was a very clear night. and the stars were out. When asked how the
lights would compare with the Big Dipper, she indicated that they would
be a little brighter than the stars of the Big Dipper and changed her
mind, figuring that in general they would be bigger but not brighter
than the stars.
peu
Note: the itu
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Thi o o H Sarady
Department of Defense Department of Defense
Washington 25, Washington 25,
D.C. D.C.
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1. DATE· TIME GROUP 2LOCATION 2. LOCATION
10 (pri1 65 11/03274 10 pri1 65 1 11/03274 Gydogilt
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION 1. CONCLUSION
Civilim AICRIFT AMCLIFT
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
3 Minutes Dull moonlight, few stars out. Dr tIX. Observatien of light
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Uhrough TX. (hject had vertier I movetnt. Earetie Clight. j-
oct appoaped aa nlM djut. Ho fatures notod. Disapee ed
Ghourd-Visual (T) over horison. Jjo sun. settlte ad shin. o edcust.
7. COURSE Speed estimited ot S,ooo ryh. Ho Hstance nsti nted. Obser-
vation below 15 deg (devati n. Pn iht fion IE to MM in level
Mest fligh, exceyt for porlion whne d jeet rose vertieally and
8. PHOTOS descended vertteslly.
— Y.s ColioNS: hid not wsk bo drer ot Jeot ae baidter Woon  rr
D No pr not. Plig t except fer tie eroieel doscent aid rine sindl r to
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Ve. Cbserv tiun wede thmuh t. lotion of this instiment an or
Yes invergion givi ilun eehinitile. Case rgorded s
$N an a/e observetin.
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ANCOMING DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE SAFOI
MESSAGE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
AF IN : 45785 (17 Apr 6 /der Page l of 2
ACTION: NIN-7 1 -
INFO J
SMB B043
HQD974ZCVJA811
AR RUEAHQ
DE RUCOHH 47 16/2230Z
ZNR
R 162030Z
FR 836 AIR DIV MACDILL F 836 AIR DIV MACDILL AFB AFB FLA
"O RUWGALE/ADC TO RUWGALE/ADC
RUCQAH/73 AIRDIV TYNDALL AFB FLA RUCQAH/73 AIR NDALL AFB FLA
RUCDSQ/FTD WPAFB OHIO DARI
RUEAHQ/CSAF
RUFAHQ/OSAF WASH DC
BT
UNCLAS DOI 1 5 E4223 APR 65. FOR CSAF (AFNIN ), OSAF (SAFOI).
UFO. FOLLOWING DATA KEYED TO PARA 14 OF AFR 200-2. A(1) STAR-LIKE.
A(2) TWO OR THREE TIMES LARGER THAN NORMAL STAR. A(3) YELLOWISH
ORANGE. A(4) ONE. A(5) NA A(6) NONE. A(7)NONE. A(8) NONE
A(9) NONE. B(I) OBSERVER HAD ARRIVED AT FISHING CAMP AND LOOKED
AT SKY FOR WEATHE INDICATIONS. B(2) 40 DEGREES, NORTH- NORTHWEST. AT SKY FOR WEATHE INDICATIONS. B(2) 40 DEGREES, NORTH- NORTHWEST.
B(3) 49 DEGREES, SOUGHEAST. B(4) EARLY IN NNW-SE FLIGHT PATH B(3) 49 DEGREES, SOUGHEAST. B(4) EARLY IN NNW-SE FLIGHT PATH
OBJECT APPEARED TO BOUNCE UPWARD SLIGHTLY AND GAVE OFF SHOWER OFT OBJECT APPEARED TO BOUNCE UPWARD SLIGHTLY AND GAVE OFF SHOWER OFT
SPARKS. B(5) FADED OUT OF SIGHT INOY THE SOUTHEAST. B(6) 30
SECONDS. C1) GOUND- VISUAL. C(2) NO OPTICAL AIDS USED. USED : E

Dear siw:
will you plear sind me all the information you can
cn th U.F.C.s or flying
Randallatown, Mary laind Randallto naylaind
Sn
d wold benery apprecate of all T4 pomill informo-
all matial.
thenk ge fo yotom and uation.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY 26 January 1965
Dear M
Attached as requested 1s the report on
Project Blue Book, the Air rce project on
unidentified unidentified flying objects.
Sincerely, Sincerely,
MASTON M. JACKS MASTON M. JACKS
Major, USAF
Public Information Division
Office of Information
1 Atch
Report
Randallstown Maryland
1

SAFO1
U.S. AIR FORCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION
This qunslionguire hos bean prepared so that you can give the U.S. Air Force as much
infermation as poss ia concerning the unidentified ceral phenomenon that you have olsorveri.
Pleoss try to unswer as many questions as you possibly can. The information that ycu give will
bn used for resaarch purposes. our name will not be used in connection with any statenianis.
conclusiens, or publieations without your permission. We request this personal information se
that if ir is deemed necessary, wa may contact you for further details.
1. When did you see the object? .Time of dodO 27
Howr Minutaa Minutes
10 apil apil 1965 (Circle One): (Circle One): A..M. A.M. or F.M. F.M.
Day Month Your Your
3. Tine Zone: 3. Timne Zone:
(Cirele One) @ (Circle One) (G) Eastern (Circid One): (Cirdle One) G. Daylighe Soving
b. Cenira! 5 Srandard
c. Mountain
d. Pacific
9. Orher
whare ware you when you saw the obiect?
ghelle manfand Syheille caunell Couaty
Negra Dnaral Ader Cilv or Town Srate o Couney
5. How long was object in sight? (Total Ourarion) 13
Hours Minutes Saconds
G Certain c. Not vary sure
b. Fairly corein d. Just a guass
Lam an amate astiono-
mer
5.2 Was objoct in sight continuously? 5.2 V Was object in sight continuously? Yes Yes No. No
What was the condition of the sky? . What was the condition of the sky?
DAY NIGHT
0. Bright Bright
b. b. 0. o. Cloudy Cloudy
7. IF you saw the objoct during DAYLICHT, whare was the SUN loccted as you looked at the objest? IF you saw the object during DAYLICHT, whare was the SUN loccted as you looked at the oblest?
(Circle Ona a. In fronr o you d. To your loit
b. in bock of you . Overheod
. To yourrgt 1. Don'tromomber
FORH
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8. IF you saw the object at NiGHT, what did you notice concerning the STARS and MOON?
8.1 STARS (Circle One): 8.2 MOON (Circie One):
None a. Bright moonlight
A fow b.) Dull moonlight
c. Many c. No moonlight - pitch dark
d. Don't romember d. Don't remember
9. What were the weather conditions at the time you sow object?
CLOUDS (Circla One): WEATHER (Circle One):
a. Clear sky Dry
b. Hazy b.Fog, mist, or light rain
c. Scattered clouds Moderate or heavy rain
Thick or heavy clouds d. Snow
o. Don't remember
10. The object appeared: (Circie One): a
11. If it appoorad as a light was it brighter than the brightast stars? (Cirele One):
a. Brighter c. About the same
6. Dimmer d. Don't know
11.} Compers brightness to soma common ooject:
12. The adges of the object ware:
(Circle One): a. Fuzzy or blurred a. Oter
b. Like a bright stor
Sharply outlined arpiy ouyninoa
d. Don'tremember
13. Did the obiect: (Circle One for sach question)
a. Appear to stand still at amy time? Yos Yos No Don't know Don't know
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? Yes No Don't know
c. e. Breck up into parts or axplode? Yes No No Don't know
d. Give off smoke? Give off smoke? Yes No Don't know Don't know
o. Change brightness? Change brichtness? Yos Yos No Don't know Don't know
1. Change shape? Yes No Don't know
2. Flash or flicker? Yes No Don't know
h. Disapoer and reappwar? Yas io Don't know

(Circl One): Yes (No) Don't Know. IF you answered YES, then tell what
it moved behind:
1. Did the objeet move in front of something at any time, particularly a cloud?
(Circle One): Yos (No) Don't Know.
in front of: .
17. . Toll in a fow words the following things about the object:
. Draw a plcture that will show the shape of the objoct or objects. Label and include in your sketch any doraiis
of the object that you saw such as wings, protrusions, etc., and ospecially exhaust trails or vapor trails.
Place an arrow beside the drawing to show the direction the object was moving.
no exhauot orsapor tails

2. Do you think you can estimate how far away from you the abject was?
(Circla One) Yos (No)
IF you answered YEs, then how far away would you say it was?
22. Where were you located whan you sow the objact? 23. Ware you(Circle One)
(Cirel One):
a. in th business section of a ciry?
a.inside a building b. In the residential sucticn oi a city?
b. in a car In opon countrysida?
Ourdoors d. Near an airfiald?
d. in an airplane (type) a. Flying over a city?
. At sea f.
1. Other 9. Other
Yas No h.
to that that othe the
Yo
offong.

90° 75°
60
*
13
35
path, a "" at the ond of the path, and show any changes in direction during the course.
A.
2. IF there was MORE THAN ONE obiect, then how many were there? _
Draw a picture of how
-

3 3ge 6
Have you ever seen this, or a similar objuct before. If so give date or dates and location.
I have n in my entire life, seen aony- 1
thing lik this
Yes (N\o 7
31.1 IF you answered YES, did they see the object too? (Circle One) Yes No
31.2 Please list their names and addresses:
32. Please give the following infarmation about yourself:
andthat
had no affct upon the rcope
When and to whom did you report that you had seen the object? .When and to whom did you report that you had seen the object? I hare nat lold a
Day Month Yoar
ofrudicule

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the salute
murage muage or cr cr buth. tuth.
search light o oundlight "Pleass invest pleass invest
cloud ahnd igate"
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5ESPOSTIGR
Department of the dir torce
office of the secretarry office of the Secretary
united slates air orce united slates air Force
washington, D. C.

ST. PETERSBURG FLA. F(I) AGE 40;
ST PETERSBURG, FLA; MUSIC TEACH AND PERFORMER (FORMER USAF
PILOT), RELIABILITY EXCELLENT. G(1) CLEAR NIGHT. G(2) WIND
DIRECTION AND VELOCITY IN DEGREES AND KNOTS AT; SURFACE-CALM;
6200 FEET - 090/11; 10000FEET - 340/16; 16000 FEET - 330/30;
20000FEET - 310/40; 30000 FEET - 310 7/61; 5000 FEET - 300/57; 20000FEET - 310/ S0000 FEET - 3
G(7) INVERSION- SURFACE TO 1500 FEET AND 10500 TO 11500 FEET.
H.NONE.. I. NA. J. NONE FROM MACDILL H.NONE.. I. NA. J. NONE FROM MACDILL L AFB . K. 15 TFW DIRECTOR OF AFB . K. 15 TFW DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE BELIEVES OBSERVER PROBABLY INTELLIGENCE BELIEVES OBS VER PROBABLY Y SAW DEBRIS FROM RECENTLY
LAUNCHED SATELLITE, BOUNCING MOTION AND GIVING OFF SPARKS MOTION AND GIVING OFF SPARKS PROBABLY PROBABLY
OCCURRED WHEN DEBRIS FIRST ENTERED ATMOSPHERE. L. NONE.
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1. DATE · TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION LOCATION
13 April 65 13/03:07 Onk Lun, Illneds Oak Lun, Iilneds
.SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION . CONCLUSION
Civilin HITES KITES
4 NUMBER OF OBJECTS 4 NUMBER OF OBJECTS
Three OLsbp
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
151nd.es Asmyoi 6 oeuds. ountlr 1
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION eairl
oi.htit M
ho-ad-.iounl pmjetisn.atiatd 20 t.
7. COURSE
Ctatiemns
8. PHOTOS
Yes
No
. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
0 Y.s
i. No
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sisteat Sch r an ob stion sualigit.
Bightinge maistent vith
the observation of an object aucn as the Star Spica and
T soxhof
sateilites. headins
that
tie final observation from 9:40 to 9:48 1M was deho 1. he other
observetions were procably rareraft.
Phe Air Force ntnois are Chanute Air Force Base which is
aix ailea
trom Zelleville.
siaceraly,
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HEADQUARTERS
FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ,
WRIGHT-PATTERSON ASE, OHIO
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: TDEW
SUBJECT: UFO Observations, 13 Apr - 5 May 65, Oak Lawn, Illinois
28 MAY 1965
TO: Hq USAF SAFOI-CC (Mrs Hunt)
Washington, DC 20330
1. Reference the attached letter from reporting
unidentified flying objects. The following evaluations have
been made regarding the various observations sighted by Mr
between 13 Apr and 5 May 1965:
a. The observation of 13 Apr 65 has characteristics normally
associated wit or as Mr sister small
kites.
b. The sighting of 29 Apr 65 contained a statement that the
object was moving quite slowly, however, the duration was reported
as one minute. The description and duration of the flight is con-
fied. The observations at 9:47 pm and l0:09 pm are similar to
reports of aircraft or satellites. Neither of these objects were
that he observed
one of the other satellites or an aircraft.
d. Sightings on 5 1 May can also be attributed to aircraft or
satellites. ECHo II was over Chicago, Illinois at 9:26 pm, Daylight
Savings Time, heading SE, ECI HO I, was over Chicago at 9:45 5pm, Day-
light Savings Time. It is likely that the final observation from
9:40 to 9:48 pm was ECHo I. The other observations were probably
aircraft. afrcraft.
2. It is suggested that a Fact Sheet be forwarded to Mr 2. It is suggested that a -p -p
along wit along w
FOR THE FOR MANDER ANDER
.
aie. edhen
ERIC T De JONCKAEERE ERIC T de JONCKEERE l Atch
Colonel, USAF Ltr
Deputy for Technology
and Subsystems
A
YOU - THE NUCLEUS OF SECURITY!

ond sife, noved in. Fher vere not eirnlener or heliconters because
neither sownd nor treil wes aoverent. Also, the rlig'. ovrecter-
-
Reen. Phe" vere certeirly not boirds hor Mlrscef, inversionf. reflec-
tiois. or er thin. else of t'et neture. hon wr :4 0514 O11. B10
sel hnie oh.eoss, too. one first suynested tat bney mir be kites.
Jut their hovenents Were not conbistent with the wind.
at vas rstaer oloudy. but tie bhree soleres Vere vell 1 below the
olouds. Lhe soneres elso ied unlforl surinoes. tet is. not e single
1oioctloniss'vlsiole.
Are seoord and tlen benol to tove crorlnl in a smalh oivcle.al-
w1ts 01 byo. e tlgd ahiere sderei to airive tror notfere tpt
656 82 selfored a serles ot aralrao alolr titls the deoow
2
aM c008 Rol nesr eeoh obher corarsl tines. ivrt elyevs "nder the lao-
OtTo.
C-- angth. I hegen to taik beok to ir hote. twt I sbill Lost y
* to 2 s0enes.
1 rou tle atsarn iacalg: 1o t- breliot. F e rect
FWsil61s
toleres apir, wlis t.e, thotei. the levrr oue had spherentlv vei-
td letl.itely renisred. Id Deil.itely r arestlror1ir. tilee
EC..
The total o.servinr neriod was sboat tltteen minvtes. but through- Te total o.servinr nerlod was sboit tlttoen minutes. but throush-
out tie Whole of that neriod. tote of the spheres chamged size. shane. out tie Whoie of that neriod. note of the spheres ehaled size. sane.
nor oolor, Whioh vas a brirht silver. cddaeiomali", thouch, the I nor oolor, Whioh vas a brirht silver. cddaeionali", thouch, the Large
sohere slightlr tiiokered. out tis vas the only deriation tron sonere slightir tiiokered. but tis was bhe only deriation tron the
ohcrioteristlos of all ttree allvres. ohcrioteristlos of all ttree aleres.
at one distenge the" vere. i would rodion twe siges of the three
oniaots at a dreat deal lsrger tiar twenty leet in disleter. tra" thenlty leet in distletel.

Loo.ine throuta a smell pair or see the
obiect ves not a ater ss it had s t deflnite ou*iin. more or less of 2
seuoor-ihsne. nv sieter also told e that the obieot seened to be
sttended bv a ssoond, lmeh sneller oreft. at tiles- I could soe a
tiny oojent also. It aopeered to be derttrg erormd the sauoer.
it. coosslonally. bhoukh. we gould see it oinly Goroudh tne elouds.
nv nother sax it too. in lts hoverinx bosition. but she celisrei
tinh te cade s tiahate. aia sail it yas Ist s ster.
-he", 6t sbout e:50 t..., could see in no longer. aderently it
tie esstorn siy hgelinx souoe wntil ts disaonenred be-
168 04707 W50 0 tricst btuigh-wilte.
.1 one rore lru tlev thiough the eastarm ss" reei-
200 no lte nuol taster tlen the bro uhet ao cared et
1t looied itst 1iue ita heithep Boynd, te-ie Ho"
10 sion- Were neroelreble in eicvep dhee.
+ saw a bluisn-vilite
691ere 11 6s es"ern ei" leadins souo.. it vos rovilg sltl". and
rollotlnk 3n ever oours9.
I oalied tr Lother oui elsten out do aee it. and te ell thontcht it
minnt he ar 1earn catel-ite. we tatohed is "ntil Lb disapiesred hetind
39L90L018.
40070:380. A)o6n 0:38 o.he. that sa that sale nignt. Ve ssy e red ooieot in tie western
s.y novinx in a vest souti-westel lv direotlon. it seemed to fove ir a s.y rovdnx ir a vest south-ueste. ly direotion. it seemed to Tove ir e.
sliantly ourvine oath. ve weteled it wrell it, tou. disepneared behind
some alouds. some elouds.
F'eh et ahout s:4o o.h.. ve sev a sleaming bluish-white oratt in the the
east leadin- souvi in a ourring usth. Both iv nother and ay sister east leadine souvi in a ourring cath. Both wv nother and ay sister ais-
Aisted it as t. sacellite and Nent bagk insidea But I stuved out to aistei it as t sacellite and vent bagk insidea But I stuved out to
stuiy it lojrer and found sore eurious aspeots ot ite tuiy it lonren and found sore eurious asp00ts ot ite
L

seer to iim al-
Loso oat or vlew end tien suudendy Iloie wd a Blll.
-otier 8ciele talir Wss tuet 1t soe-ex 6o onvn e Baabe. at tlnes
it ioulu aopear sbnerionl sid tueh guiondt slaoten out. -iis nay
Aeve peon uue bo a srallor coipenlon oidrt, for i Guodlle - could
see s tlnr ooieot movln: around it.
at e0rroxlietelv 9:4. 1t beonne s0 6oywtn uistenoe in t16 : APr
soush sist it ves ho loiwer "isloie.
all ox tic above mentloned obfects.
Pleese let he lbow ir anv of the obieots I saw t that the air Foree
nev not be anie to idenbity vere folluved bv rader- alco tell He if
anv siniler revorts to vine wore made.
semd he s list of a.l the Air Porne beoes
dius or the dhioago aree.
Cak Le. 60455
AK
MAVO
PM
19E5
1L
-roieot Al.. sool mnfortatton witlocr
The rentevor The s rentevor
wachinaton a5, D.d. wachinaton 25, Dad.

ner or it. A few moments later. i sav something else rire out of
thet sae porcion of it..
Lon:ing throuen a snall peir of binoculers, I could see that the
obieet ve.s not a star as it had a definite ou'l'n. more or less of
souger-shsne, iy sister also told re t'at the obieot seeled to be
atiended by a sscond, such sraller orert. At tines. I could see a
tlny obleot also. It eobeered' to be derting eroimd tbe seuner.
we Wolohed it for more than as.f an nour whtil elouds tassed over
it. vooaslonally. though. We could see it dinlv throueh tle clouds. it. vooasionally. thougl. We could see it dirlv throueh tle clouds.
iy Lotner sav' it too. in lte horerins nosition. but she believed iy Lotner sav' it too. in Lte horerins nosition. but she belleved
tiat te lede a cistare, she geid it Was iust 6 ster. that te lede a cistare, ohe geid it Was just 6 ster.
Wel, at abot Giso p.m, ve Wel, at sbont C:so p.m., ve gould see 1t no longer. aoarently gould see it no longer. a)oarently it
tust shrankt ayay fron oitht. tust saranz exey fron 0 gigh
Mil sote clouis. Ibs golor Nes e brirht bhuigh-wbite.
i
AE 7. .. ohe tore .rc flew throtge the eestarm sig reai-
9 - one n wnr ruol rester 6al 61e un crat aoneared at
. alesura it loolet iut 2ine ite 1elteer sovmd. treli. HOP
anttors Vere nyrgeitahle il eitter oase.
O silssaer, .ag 5. ies5. at aoout 9i)5 o.te. I sny a blnish-vhite
Bort. Et vas noying eloalt, end
1olloll 3ll ete douse.
I dailed ar notner Gall slster out to ave ise and ve all tionght it
micitt be ar eart.. satelnite. ve batgned it until it disapneared helind
SOLG Dtolls.
About e: jiS poh., that sale nisit. Ws say a reu obieot in tue western -.
sit novihx in a west south-vestellv direotlon. it seemed to fove in 8 siy novlhx in a vest south-veste.ly direotlon. it seemed ove in a
sligitly ourvins bath. Ne vatoned it wnsil it, too, disaopeared behind sligitly ourvin: bath. Ne vateled it wnsil it, too, disaopeared behind
some Glouds..
Fren at ehout ytto o.n.. Ve sar 6 sleanbie bluish-vhite oratt in Fren at ahout y:4o o.n.. Ve ser 6 sleanbie bluish-vhite oratt in the
eest leadine souill in a ourine tsth. Both lv motker and av sister ehst meadine sousll in a ourine tsth. Both lv motker and mv sister ats-
Bissed it as s sacellite and vent baol wnsiiee But i suaved out to Bisged it as s eacellite and went baol wnsiiea But i suaved out to
Shaldy it lolrer and found Sore nurious sspents ot ite
11

1. DATE · TIME GROUP 2LOCATION
eiz to 5 Lay 65 ultdpls Hoports uldpls Hoports Onk Im, M Ilinoie Onk Ima, L Ilinoie
3. SOURCE 10. 10. CONCLUSION
Civilians 1. 1. Astrongied (sm) fro Astronomiead (riS/u)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS NUMBER OF OBJECTS 2. ARCIUFT ARCRAFT yit ynt
3. 3. DTLIS DIILIS
ach Cime
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Hot Reported 1 By 9 2112, No oljets huweri; 30 rin.
2. 29 Apr ro7s (I lin) tdeng ted dhj et in est lovin Sou.
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION aload heilliatk.
houri-Visual J 1. 147. Detast aeBn aeh ve jh bbid tey
(1000) Nastern dy fadit vooth auch E stor thn 2iret, do
7. COURSE sownd trsil ete.
Cose 4. 5y 125, d r hadig Soudh (1oo). 1
objetit in eli-h6 eryenod
8. PHOTOS 1hrd biid deh. (.  Mi-ate
Yes daaparineat lh.
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE ColnTS: (1) ont il 1. g a stor. ikRo ant dIr
() mali. () irobabl M.
0 Yes L hecounta for f1
KNo
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-
UT5 Casorvesions, 13 Agr - 5 Nay 65, Cak Lam, I1linols
Be CSF sArOT-0O (15s tunS) 28 MAY 1965
1. Roforonee Ghe abtnchod Letter fron
unidoneifiod flying obgeots. The follovdng mntions bey
boon made rognrding the various obscrvations sighrtod ir
- botueen 13 Apr and 5 May 1965:
C. The ObCeM OF 13 A chornctorioties normally
associnted with be associnted with 1.- sdeter sugsostod, cacll sLoGer suggestod, saell
1.1 11 kites.
b. Tho sighting of E Aer C.contrList e atnteront thrat tho . The sighting of E Mor C.contrLiet e atnterent thnt tho
objeet kas rovirg ciito olontt, Leroves, do ceruien tes ropoted objcet ras rovirg ciito olontt, horoves, do caruien ves ropotted
co one ninuto. tho Corortpoton crl durilen o2 Cs fllglrs is con- co one ninuto. tho Cotortpoton chl duiilen e2 Ce flgrb is con-
slatent vith a obsavaien of m edrerets relloctiig cmlighe. olstont a obsavation of m elrests relloottig cmligt.
c. Gicrolag e21 r7 215:12 7: to D:50 gd cr0 comstotent
vith ths ohteereatei of an snn NmAel 21'.5 60 25 tto 5o0r
Cli0a a2d ths Plmot 1tts. Pthos t.irono.2ialejoets
ore tn the Sorth nt tho rrortet dhsa or tha dhnraeion. MMheTt
Srotld dlovon ond olwh, 6 epsle odst a rey b ifmod-
1055, 201 021199 5 272, 210 252y00 25 0003
on or'tho other onolldt1o or a dl.
E. Cigbiags on 5 tay oon also to cotlutot to aisarsst or
sutall1tao. tot5 I1 1n0 over Ciongo, 2112nnts s5 9145 7, Dy1ght
Cimo, handlag (3, 10) 1, 165 ov3 C13org5 at 9:45 p3, 5y-
Oise. It io i1ely tas She tlend obearnibion Srem
9:ko to 9:4d pn ves rot) 1. Che other obgaretlons veri grotably
alorst.
cleng vith you reply. cleng with your reply.
FOAC CCVER FORC3 CONER
Colenst, UENF Colomsr, UENP
Leaby for Cechmolesy Lepaby for techmolegy
ml Cabsyrtors Originator: date
TDEW

ner or it. A few momenes later, i say something else rire out or
chat seme portion or it..
Loo:ins throuzn a small pair or binoculers. I could see thet the
obieot ve.s not a star es it nad a definite outlin. woie or less or 8.
snuoer-shene. mv sister also toid nie thet the obieot seemed to be.
attanded bv a ssoond, mmoh smaller areft, nt tlmss. i could see a
tlny ooieot eleo.. It aooeered to be tarotnd eroimd tle ssln?l'..
"e wabohed it ror more than nsnt an nour wttl olouds nassed ovsr
it. coossionellv. bhoukh. We could see it dinlv throuwh the clouds.
ny lother saw it too. in los hovorins oosision. but she belleved
tint te made 6 cistakte. she cail it wes ust a ster.
Lhen, at about S:so Doho, Ya
tust shrank awey from
9i47.D.6., alshoara 1t 1oote6 tst 14da s3. 13ltao2 soymd. --1
nerooi5s'5l6 Ln ol3'-) G5sA.
o.1 GCW a blutish-tiite
sphere in ths eestern t" Leading soutll. Ie ves movin, olowlt, sld
rolioting an even course..
't I delled my Lother cil sistsr old to Fse 1s. ora ve ell Stoncht tt
mirat be sn eartu satelidte. we tetehst io mt11 16
some clovcs..
T tiA W63To71
s.v novinx in a west south-weste.iv direotlol. it seemed 1 to vov- -r e
slightly our 0.190 it un. 061110
some olouds.. M
Lren at ahout y:4o Len at , the
east neadine soudh in a ourving path. Both av mothor and mv sister ais- ats-
missed it es a satellite and Kent bao': inside. But I ssrved out to missed it es a satellite and rent bao': inside. But I ssuved out to
study it lonver end fowld sore ourious sspeots or it. study it lonver end fowld sore ourious sspeots of it.
MA MAN 2 A4 N! - 4
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AF IN : 45800 (17 Apr 65)D/der Page 1 of 2
ACTION: NIN-7
INFO : XOP-1, XOPX-7, SAF-95-3, DIA-1 (20)
SMB A037
CHQC642ZCVJC516
RR RUEAHQ RR RUEAHQ
DE RUCQHH 46 16/2230Z DE RUCQHH 46 16/2230Z
ZNR
R 162030Z
K FM 836 AIR DIV MACDILL FM 836 AIR DIV MACDILL AFB FLA AFB FLA
TO RUWGALE /ADC
RUCQAH/73 AIRDIV TYNDALL AFB FLA
:: RUCDSQ/FTD WPAFB OHIO
RUEAHQ/ CSAF
RUEAHQ/ OSAF WASH DC
3T
UNCLAS DOI 15 04224 APR 65. FOR CSAF (AFNIN), OSAF (SAFOI)
. UFO. FOLLOWING DATA KEYED TO PARA 14 OF AFR 200-2. A(1) TEAR
.
. DROP. A(2) TWO FEET WIDE, FIVE TO SIX FEET LONG. A(3) LIGHT
4A . ORANGE. A(4) ONE. A(5) NA. A(6) OBJECT APPEARED ENVELOPED IN
. FLAME AND GAVE OFF SPARKS AT ONE POINT. A(7) INDISTINGUISHABLE. FLAME AND GAVE OFF SPARKS AT ONE POINT. A(7) INDISTINGUISHABLE.
.
A(8)NO SOUND. A(9) NONE. B(1) OBSERVERS WERE AT BOORWAY OF
POST NR 5 GUARD OFFICE AND ONE WAS OBSERVING THE CLEAR SKY. B(2)
50 DEGREES- NORTHEWEST. B(3) 40 DEGREES - SOUTHEAST. B(4) AT 50 DEGREES- NORTHEWEST. B(3) 40 DEGREES - SOUTHEAST. B(4) AT
FIRST THE TWO OBSERVERS THOGHT OBJECT WAS A FALLING STAR, BUT
SECONDS LATER NOTED IT T WAS TRAVELING FROM 1 NORTHEWEST TO SOUTHEAST

At ao:roxduatelv 9:40. 14 Zoonre s0 61n7 with aistance in the Par
sout' thst it tos no low er "isitle.
I aoy vhat vou may be Bhinliws, but believe he. I honestiv diu sae
all or the above mentioned otteots.
anv similar reports to mino Xona mmde.
send re e list of a.l the Alr vore beoes Within s e sixtv-nile rs-
dius or the Chioaro ares..
cal Lawm. 1l1 cak Lawm. 111 6048s
PMA
1985
5RSPOSTAGE
sholoot Bl.e sook Lfosettom cittosr
h 03 (0.01-)
the renteron -  1eo.o1:
+
wachinaton 35, Dou. wachinaton 35, Dou.

smalior end dinmer.
Arter ebout five mimttes cbearvit g"esu ow0 soileles menouvering
about eaoh other. a tuird srlero. eounl tn bhe sooond in hrighoness
ond sizd, noved in. Mhev were wot slrolones or helioovters beoause
neither sound nor treil was sonarent. aiso. She 2llgo. cherscber-
istios Were iot conedstont tit av rrairionat I nad evor
Seen. Thew were certel"ly noe ir.s Lo Aarod, rerstons. rerlen-
cione. or ar,third else oP tig" Daswd. .ho" l" siste" g'me ovor. sl"
saur tie obgeots, too. one farst suy csseu snos cior mirht bo tites,
but sheir movements were not consisbent witl bhe winds
olouds.. Mhe soheres also had wniforl suitaoes. 6it is. not a s proiootion vss 7isihle Siigle
tar a 7imute or Mo. A Tm a5eps 6dansi 35 aiivs 1Tor aircle. il-
uoders tnt
Whe secold
and croslet reor ecoh other dororel Sites, but-alyovs vndor tte isr-
Fh_71.02:011n" 61820.
AA hegsn to walk beck to ne home. but I still
onte giaes. 3055 E7
m16) Shpowdt 34 sooacs A0021 :13 2sc" .
Ss tie1lers vera hlon li
, 'm I reaol1od tr 6te1Lor, I sto0i ol Who norol Mhd 1o0lad 1or 1eros--tlle Ieige one.
S"teres eeir, This Be, tlowrl. ohe lgwee ote ied aprerenolv 701-
COO. T12 8.3 2368.
Pa. deriitely vanisred. Geriitelv v isied. 05
The total odservint neriod ves shoit tirtoen Miruses. but through- Me total observint neriod ves shoit tirtoen miruses. but througl-
out the Weole of that oeriod. hone ot ths spheres chanked sizo. out the Weole of that oeriod. tone ot ths spheres chamked sizo. ,shane. siane-
nor oolor. Whioh was a brieht silver. coossiomalir, though, the nor oolor. Whioh was a brieht silver. coohsiomaliv, though, the larve
sohere slichtly rliokered. out tais was the only deviatiow rrom sohere slichtly rliokered. out tais was the only deviatiow rrom the
c'craoteristies of all three snieres. clcraoteristies of all three snleres.
ooieots at a Areat deal larger than cvrenty reet in dtemeter. ooieots at a great deal larger than ovrenty reet in diemeter.

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AT A SPEED " FAR GREATER THAN A JET PLANE". AT THE PINT OBJECT
SEEMED TO GIVE OFF SPARKS, IT SEEMED TO RISE SLIGHTLEY IN ELEVATION
B(5) CBJECT DISAPPEARED FROM LINE OF SIGHT BEHIND PLANT BUILDING.
B(6) 15 SECONDS. C(1) GROUND -VISUAL. C(2) NO OBTICAL AIDS.
C(3) N/A. D(I) 0800Z,
FLA.SF(1) , AGE 2
PETERSBUF ) aml Y GOOD AND HERBERT
8954 901 8954 90 LARGO, FLA SECURITY LARGO, FLA A SECURITY
PATROLMAN, RELIABLITY GOOD. G(1) CLEAR NIGHT. G(2) WIND
DIRECTION AND VELOCITY IN DEGREES AND KNOTS AT: SURFACE - CALM; DIRECTION AND VELOCITY IN DEGREES AND KNOTS AT: SURFACE - CALM;
6000 FEET -090/11, 10000 FEET - 340/16; 16000 FEET - 330/30;
2000 FEET - 310/40; 30000 FEET - 310/61; 50000 FEET - 300/57; 2000 FEET - 310/40; 30000 FEET - 310/61; 50000 FEET - 300/57;
80000 FEET - UNKNOWN. G(3) CLEAR. G(4) 8. G(5) ZERO. G(6) NONE
G(7) INVERSION - SURFACE T0 1500 FEET AND 10500 TO 11500 FEET.
H. NONE. I. N/A. J. NONE FROM MACDILL AFB FLA. K. 15 TFW DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE BELIEVES OBSERVER PROBABLY SAW DEBRIS FROM RECENTLY
LAUNCHED SAELITE, BOUNCING MOTION AND GIVING OFF SPARKS PROBABLEY
OCCURRED D WHEN DEBRIS FIRST ENTERED ATMOSPHERE. L. NONE.
BT
.

/
1. DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION 2.LOCATION
4 April 65 4 April 65 04/0305Z Wiggios, ldasiasind Vigcins, ldssiasipd
.SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian AJRCRAFT AJRCRAFT
4. 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Light red oval light iith dark red treiling light er light
5 linutes effedt apprexiimntely lo rt behind. ohjvet at doo ft altitode
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 500 ft way in lovl rligit h alig 3 st Su0 mgh.
hovud-Visuel boidinTs: Investigeting offiiads indi est. thet a possihle
7. COURSE eause of Uhe ohgervntion was a diatant rd tower light at licllenn
Hlississi, pi. However, Speed ad flight peth as vell as durotion
TSE pre nore consi stant with-rn e/e eiserv tien.
8. PHOTOS
Yes
JOXNo
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Y.s
XNo
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ACTION: SAF-OS-3
INFO SMB-1 (5) Pg l of 5
)) SMB C003 CZCHQB619Z
) CORRECTED COPY CORRECTED COPY
PP RUEAHQ 0IC 01C
) ) DE RUWGKS 1A 04/2205Z
j J ZNR ZNR
P 042 145Z ZEL
FM TECHTNGCEN KEESLER AFB MISS
TO RUWGALE/ADC ENT AFB COLO
RUCQAH/73RD AIR DIV TYNDALL AFB FLA
RUCDSQ/AFSC FORE IGN TECHNOLOGY DIV WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OHIO
))) SAFOI WASHDC
RUEAHQ/SECRETARY OF
BT
UNCLAS CAS 00166
UFO REPORT NR 1
A (1) OVAL
(2) UNABLE TO EST IMATE )UNABLE TO EST IMATE
/
, (3) LIGHT RED
(4) 1 (4) 1 4 -
(5) N/A
(6) HAD D DARKER RED TRAILING LIGHT OR LIGHT EFFECT APPROX IMATELY RED TRAUL ING LIGHT OR LIGHT EEEECT APPROXIMATELY
.

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: AF IN : 22609 (5 Apr 65) Pg 2 of 5
10 FEET BEHIND
(7) SEE 6 ABOVE (7) SEE 6 ABOVE
PAGE 2 RUWGKS 1A UNCLAS 1A UNCLAS
(8) NONE
(9) NONE
B. (1) SIGHT
B (2) OBJECT 800 FEET ALTITUDE, 500 FEET FROUND DISTANCE AWAY
(3) LEVEL FLIGHT, HEADING SSE
(4) STRAIGHT-500MPH APPROX (ESTIMATE)
(5) FLEW OUT OF SIGHT SSE
(6) 5 MINUTES, APPROX
C. GROUND VISUAL
(2) NAKED EYE
D. (10408052
(2NIGHT
E. PERKINSTON JR COLLEGE, S OF WIGGINS MISS, 89-09W - 30-47N WIGGINS MISS, 89-09W - 30-47N
F. (1) STUDENT, PERK INSTON COLLEGE, WIGGINS
MISS.
(2) N/A
G. (1) NGHT - SCATTERED TO CLEAR CONDITIONS, VIS GOOD (5 MILES) (1) NGHT - SCATTERED TO CLEAR CONDITIONS. VIS GOOD (5 MILES)
01

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MESSAGE STAFF AIESSAGE BRANCH UNCLASSIFIED
2 2 2 2. 2 AF IN : 22609 (5 Apr 65) Pg 3 of 5
(2) SFC SW 10K PLUS 16
5000 WSW 20K PLUS 16 5000 WSW 20K PLUS 16
8000 WSW 30K PLUS 10 8000 WSW 30K PLUS 10
PAGE 3 RUWGKS 1A UNCLAS PAGE 3 RUWGKS 1A UNCLAS
2 2 10000 W 15K PLUS 7
16,000 WNW 35-7 16,000 WNW 35-7
2. ) 20,000 WNW 48-16
30,000 NW 65 -39
50,000 W 55 -67
(3) M 1500BROKEN VAR SCATTERED AB BIX
2 (4) 5 MILES
J (5) BROKEN VAR SCATTERED
(6) N/A
(7) N/A
Ht. N/A
1. I. N/A
J. NONE KNOWN (
K. K. CAPTAIN SAMIEL P. WHEATE OP-S, HQ KTTC CAPTAIN SAMIEL P. WHEATE OP-S, HQ KTTC
UFO NR 2
. (1) OVAL (1) OV AI I
.