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THIS QUESTIONNAIRE HAS DEEN PREPARED SO THAT YOU CAN GIVE THE U.S. AIR FORCE AS HUsH INFORMATION AS POSSITLE
CONCERNING THE UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON THAT YOU HAVE OUSERVED. PLEAS as TO ANSWER AS MANY QUESTIONS
AS YOU POSSIGLY CAN. THE INFORMATION THAT YOU GIVE WILL GE USED FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES, YOUR NAME Wl Mi NOT L&
USED JN CONNECTION WITH ANY STATEMENTS, CONCLUSIONS, OR PUBLICATIONS WITHOUT UR PERMISSION. WE RE r THs
PENSONAL INFORMATION SO THAT IF IT 15 teemep NECESSARY, WE MAY CONTACT YOU FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

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t. WHEN DID YOU SEE THE COVECT? DAY: rt plen ce, At. MONTH? Rae LV cd f Laka ee YEARS cl Ls aesemese

O. TIME OF DAY: HOURS inn snic ant Sense MINUTESS TG coe ae AE ae (CIRCLE ONE).

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4, WHERE Were OU WHEN YOU SAW THE OWWJECT? NEAREST POSSIULE ° wlan sore pi hbs pd, RE TER.

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5, HOW LONS wAS OCJECT IN. SLGHT? (TOTAL DUR RaTiON) Hours: s,s MINUTES: S$
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5,1 How WAS TIME IN SIGHT DETERMINED? LEE Pa te EE CRE
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5.2 WAS CQUECT IN SIGHT CONTINUOUSLY? Veg Fo WO hele
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, WHAT WAS THE CONDITION OF THE SxY? DAY: A, BRIGHT WG. CLOUDY S$, NIGHT: A, BRIGHT U. CLOUDY.
7. IF you SAY THE ODJSECT DURING go DAYLIGHT, WHERE WAS THE SUN LOCATED AS YOU gorge AT THE OLJECT?
Cc ROLE NE3 Be IN FRONT oF “YOUS 3. iN BACK OF YOU; Ces To YOUR RIGHT; D, Ta ae \ R Ler ‘T$ E> OVERHEADS
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8, IF you SAw THE O&JECT aT NIGHT, WHAT DID You NOTICE PONCERNING THE STARS AND MUCN?
8.1 STARS (CIRCLE ONE) A. FIONES 8. \ Few C, MANY; D. DON'T REMEMBER »
8,2 MOGN (CIRCLE ONE) A. BRIGHT MOONLIGHT; B. DULL MOONLIGHT; C. No MOONLIGHT=PITCH DA®Ks D, DON'T REMEMDER,
9. WHAT WEFE THE WEATHER CONDITIONS AT THE TIME YOU SAW THE OLJECT?
CLOUDS {C}RCLE ONE) Ae CLEAR S*Y; , HAZYs; C. SCATTERED CLUUDS3\ De THICK OR HEAVY CLOUDS.
WEATHER LCI CLE ONE ) Ae DRY 5 Be ros, MIST, On LICRT RAN Ce te IDERATE OR HEAVY RA] ‘3 Le SI iW; E. DON'T
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10, THE OLJECT APPEARED (CIRCLE ONE }:(A, SOLIDS. 2 BD, TRANSPARENTS C. VAPOR] D, AS A LIGHTS E. DON'T KEMEMUER,
ti, IF IT APPEARED AS A LIGHT, WAS IT PRIGHTER THAN THE CRIGHTEST STARS? (CIRCLE ONE): A. GRIGHTERS Se DIMMER ¢
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12, THE EDGES OF THE OBJECT were: (CIRCLE ONE)? A, FUZZY OR “LURREDS B. LIKE A ORIGHT STAR} Co “SHARPLY
OUTLINEDS 0, Con'T REMEMOERS Ee OTHER Sn ees
13. Dip THE OBJECTS Sam, (CIRCLE ONE FOR EACH QUESTION)
A, APPEAR TO STAND STILL AT ANY TIME LYES 3 No Don*T Kiow
8, SUDSSEAY SPEED UP he nyc AWAY AT ANY TIME? YES (No. DON'T KNOW
C, BREA< UP INTO PARTS OR EXPLODE? Yes Cfo} Don't Kho
©, GIVE OFF SMIKE? Yés NOU Don't > KNOW
E, CHance oF 1S: 47TNESS? YES NOS Don’ T KNOW
F, CHANGE SHAPE? YES ig” Don? KNOW
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G, FLASH C% FLICKER? YES NO Don" T a
H, DISAPPEAR AND REAPPEAR? YES NO DON'T KNOW
1%, DID THE OSVECT DISAPPEAR WHILE YOU WERE WATCHING IT? IF So, fh 4? i¢ ? etd
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15, DD THE CECT MOVE SEHING SOMETHING AT ANY TIME, PARTICULARLY F cLoun? (CireLe onc} YES ‘NS N°T 3
Le ANSWERED YES, THEN TELL WHAT JT MOVED CCHINDS i er Sh ee

\. OLD THE OBJECT MOVE IN FRONT OF SOMETHING oT ANY Time, PARTICULARLY A CLOUD? (CHPRCLE one} YES ar)

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17. TELL IN A FEW WORDS THE FOLLOWING THINGS AGOUT THE CCJECTS

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1G, 32 WISH TO KNOW THE ANGULAR $1Z@, HOLD A MATCH STICK AT ARM'S LENGTH IN LINE WITH A KNOWN ODJECT AND NOTE
HOW MUCH GF THE ODYECT 15 COVERED GY THE HEAD OF THE WATCH, |F YOU HAD PERFOSMED THIS EXPERIMENT AT THE
TIME-OF THE SIGHTING, HOW MUCH OF THE OOUEGT WOULD HAVE BEEN COVERED GY THE MATCH HEAD? Vf. 0t  pou o Jy ti

19. DRAW A PICTURE THAT WILL SHOW THE SHAPE OF THE OBJECT CR O0JECTS. LAGEL AND INCLUDE IN YOUR SKETCIi ANY
DETAILS OF THE QOJECT THAT YUU SAW SUCH AS WINGS, PROTRUSIONS, ETCs, AND ESPECIALLY EXHAUST TRAILS OR
VAPOR TRAILS. PLACE AN ARROW BESIDE THE DRAWING TO SHOW THE DIRECTION THE OGJECT WAS MOVING

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20, D2 you THINK YOU CAN ESTIMATE THE SPEED OF THE OBJECT? (CIRCLE one) CYES » NO tF you ANSWERED YES,
THEN WHAT SPEED WOULD YoU ESTIMATE? wh Donning Moca OING Gy pth We tind, Gbe-7 mame yee: /

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24, Dd you Think YOU CAN ESTIMATE HOW FAR AWAY FROM YOU THE OBJECT WAS? (CIRCLE ONE) \YES> NO IF you
ANSWESES YES, THEN HOW FAR AWAY woULD YOU SAY IT WAS? = DY gp ER Ag a 1 €6 if fe je of

22, WHERE WERE YOU LOCATED Wit
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WEN YOU SAW THE OOUECT? (CIRCLE ONE): A. INSIDE A CUILDINGZ G. IN A CAR;
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23. be : (CIRCLE ONE); A. IN THE SUSINESS SECTION OF A CITY?s B, IN THE RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF A city?
oi ri ake COUNTRYSIDE?) De NEAZ AN AIRFIELD?3 E, FLYING OVER A CITY?; F. FLYING OVER OPEN COUNTRY? S

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Q4, 1F you were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOSILE OR OTHER VEHICLE AT THE TIME, TiGN COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

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CTION WERE YOU MOVING? [CIRCLE ONE}: A, NORTH; G. NORTHEAST; C. EAST; D. SOUTHEAST} E, SOUTH
STs G, WEST; H. NORTinEST.

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04,2 How FAST WERE YOU MOVING? ss ss MILES PER HOUR,

24.3 DID YOu STOP AT ANY TIME WHILE YOU WERE LOOKING AT THE oyect? {Cincié one) YES NO

25. DID YOu OSSERVE THE OBJECT THC SUSH, ANY OF THE FOLLOWING? a=
Ae EXEC ASSES YES yi? €, GINOSULARS eS Choe
%y SUN GLASSES YES Wie F, TELESCOPE YES (RG
» WINDSHIELD YES poy G, THEODOLITE YES (Wy
“ WiNCOW GLASS Yes No ni ee

26, IN ORDER THAT YOU CAN GIVE AS CLEAR A PICTURE AS PO SSIOLE OF WHAT YOU SAW, CESCRINE IN YOUR OWN WORDS A
COMMON OSJECT OR OBJECTS WHICH, WHEN PLACED UP IN THe SKY, WOULD GIVE THE. SAMé APPEARANCE AS THE OCJECT

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27. IN THE FOLLOWINGS SKETCH, IMAGINE THAT YOU ARE AT THE POINT SHOWN, ALACE AN “A" OM THE CURVED LINE TO Show
HOW HIOM THE OSJECT WAS AGOVE THE HORIZON( SKYLINE) WHEN YOU FIRST SAW IT. PLACE A "SO" ON THE SAME CURVED
LINE TO SHOW HOW HIGH THE ODUECT WAS AGOVE THE HORIZON (SKYLINE) WHEN YOU LAST SAW oT PLACE AN "A" ON THE
COMPASS WHEN YOU FIRST SAW IT. PLACE A "BY ON THE COMPASS WHERE YOU LAST SAW THE QGJECT,

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