PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. DATE · TIME GROUP .LOCATION
14-19 October 65 14/2350Z Bexlez, Ohio (2)
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian Astro (1. Venus 2 Mara)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS Vemus 16.14h Mag -3.9, 1900 10dog elevation 240 deg azimuth,
setting 20C0. MARs 16.22h Mag plus 1.4 about l0dsg elevation
Two 240 deg azimuth.
5. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
1Hour 15 minutes 1Hour 15 minutes d on top an flat on bottom. t on bottom. Appeared to be
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION white, whon view through binoculars, a bright gold. Cn one white, when view through binoculars, a bright gold. On ons
Cecasion saw it above and to the right of first object.
Ground-Visual Observers stated on one occasion they saw briof luminous
7. COURSE spray below object. No sound. Cbject was observed frcm
left to right then swung away, instantaneously to the west,
West lost in the horizon of trees.
8. 8. PHOTOS
Yes n Yes
X No 2
2. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yes
XNo
FORM
FTD SEP63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of thia form may be used.

or 2600T195E
AF2 20-2 Roport
DO (LtCol Smith)
Meforence Alx 2a-2, pam 14. The following report, taken by the unden-
. ) Ronnd en top, flat on dostom. (liko an iavertad tea cup
vthouta handls
Geven to eight foet wide.
Bright white.
4 Cas.
n/a
Looked like styrafona, a brillient waite liwlnous objwot.
none. rone.
No sound. No sound.
Liaht flooded entiro bnck gard. Boliavad to have landad in Liaht flooded entiro bnck yard. Boliavad to have landad in
back yand olnarine, loft a hole 2 inohen in diasetae, l laches deeo back yard olnarins, lort a hole 2 inohee in dimetae, l laches dsen
(cooprossed hola, not dug out). (conprassed hola, not dug out). "Dnny" maries lika imprint Tour faet "Munny" maries like imprint Tour faet
aroned hols. aroned hols.
b. b. (1) Fell asleep in livtng rocm chair, siddenly uoks up and ees (1) Fell aaleep in livtng roum chair, sunddenly voke up and cesy
flood lorv. flood I lorv.
(2) Hovering in back yard. Hovering in back yard.
Took ofr atraight up at enomona speed. ght up at enomons speed.
3900 Stmight up.
Almost instantaneously atright ap.
20 sconis
C Groued visual
nons.
n/a
{$ 0300 houra local, 15 Cot 65.
Night.
. 119 Sout th Remington Rd, Bexlay, O.
2o
Dexley, reliable and sin
do Atch-l.

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n. nons.
.. none.
J. Unknown.
k. Preparing officer - 2/Lt Christophor J. Hoppin, MRδ36o7A,
Base Information Ofricer. Prelinirary analysia of this sighting on
the partor the undarsigned indicntes; lats hour, telavision atill on.
Conbination of irourstancen mnkes this sishtine unliksly. lowever.
sarrs in bnck yacd plus Mra. Pike's atabemont ox grent iatensi ty of
ligh: oausee nesd for auboiasion or this raport,
none.
CINIOTOPAER J. HOPPE, Ro tA., USAP 4 Atch
Information Orfionr Itan g. (rea rpt
for 15 Cot'65)
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PROJECT 100/3 RECORD
1. DATE · TIME GROUP 2.LOCATION
16 October 65 16/0800z Bexley, Ohio (1)
3. SOURCE 1O. CONCLUSION
Other (PSYCHOLOGICAL)
Civilian Woman woke up, observed light for lo seconds. Predisposed to
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS see UFO's (reported objects two previcus nights). Pos3ible
effacts of waking up after image from TV screen and imagination
One of 2" diameter. Hole l32 deep not associated with light.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
10 seconds SEE CASE. Woman woke up at O3OO observed light for l0 seconds
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION in back yarl. No other reports from area. A single hole
6. TYPE OF UBSERVATION 2" diameter l" deep apparently made by compression found in 2" diameter 1 1" deep apparently made by compression found in
Ground-Visual Ground-Visual back yard. One witness. X
7. COURSE Director
G31
Rising Rising
8. PHOTOS Maxwell AFB, Alabond ArTN: Achives Branch ArTN: Archives Brunch Acrospace Studies Init Acrospace Studios Init (213,601
Yos Yes RETURN TO RETURN T
No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OWS
12-1
Xn Yes Reported hole in g XXI Yes Reported hole in
0 No ground.
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DO NOV1. 1965
AFR 200-2 Report
AFSO (FTD)
Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio 45433
FOR THE COMMANDER
CHARLES 6. SMOTH, Lt Colonel, USAF 2 Atch
Chief, Operations and Training Divid on 1. pt  5
2.
1003709

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS B4OTH COMBAT SUPPORT GROUP (TAC)
LOCKBOURNE AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO 43217
.
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: OI
SUBJECT: AFR Report
TO: DO (LtCol Smith)
Reference AFR 2o0-2, para 14. Tha following report, taken by the under-
regulation:
a.1) Round on top, flat on bottom. (like an inverted tea d cup
without a handle)
Seven to eight feet wide:
Bright white.
4 One.
n/a
Looked like styrafoam, a brilliant white luminous objeet.
none.
No sound.
9 Light flooded entire back yard. Believed to have landed in
back yard olearing, left a hole 2 inches in diameter, l inches deep
(compressed hole, not dug out). "Funny" merks like imprint four feet
around hole.
b. (1) Fell asleep in living room chair, suddenly wcke up and saw
flood lamp.
2 Hovering in baok yard.
Took off straight up at snommous speed.
Straight up.
Almost instantaneously straight up.
lrs.
reliable and sincere.
g Atch 1.

b. none.
i. none.
j. Unknown.
k. Preparing officer - 2/Lt Christopher J. Hoppin, FR836o7A,
Base Information Officer. Preliminary analysis of this sighting on
the partof the undersigned indioates; late hour, television still lon
with white maize on screen, possible strong flood light in back yard?
Combination of circumstances makes this sighting unlikely. However,
marks in back yard plus Mrs. statement of ereat intensity of
light causes need for submission of this report.
none.
CHRISTOPHOR J. (HOPPhr, /2hd Lt., USAF 1 Atch
Information Offiadr Itam g. (wea rpt
for 15 Oot 65)

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(7) Cnce they saw bdat luminogs apray below ob'eot.
${}$ No souri.
Lookad like a flying saucar.
D Just looking ont the bathroen wiodom.
Angle 1o o'olock frm dindaw on olockt sighting.
Angla ll g'olock fron vimion on cipck diaxepesred,
From loft to rlsht then otung avay ftorn yom.
Instantaneously to the foet - lost in tho horiaon of trwes.
e, Ground visual.
$3}$ Usexi binocelams
n/a
d. (1) 14 nnd 15 Cot, 1900 A2. 17 0ot - 1350 to re, chased
16. 18 and 19 cot - d1rrarant phaad, 181 sisnesead san
19 0ot at 1915 hr3.
e. 119
nexl
3a Atch 1.

Howevor, she still sinoerely maintains thia appeared to be sms sort
of a "flying Oaucer." She has saon Voana anid recognized as suoh; she -
ls positive object is not the some.
1. none.
CRAISTOMER 3. HOPPE, 2a Lt., G50 1 Asch
Lnforktion Ofricer Item 8. (wea rpt)
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE ar
HEADQUARTERS B4OTH COMBAT SUPPORT GROUP (TAC)
LOCKBOURNE AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO 43217
REPLY TO NOV 1965
ATTN OF: DO
SUBJECT: AFR 200-2 Report,
TO: AFSC (FTD)
Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio 45433
Forwarded in accordance with AFR 200-2 and 2A, paragraph 13b.
FOR THE COMMANDER
uld h.tinntt
CHARLES C. SMITH, Lt ColOneL, USAF 2 Atch
Chief, Operations and Training Divisi on 1. Report for 14 and 15 Oct 65
2. Report for 16 Oct 65 Report for 16 Oct 65
NT 200 266
YENOS 16144 VENOS 16146 N+3.9 +3.9 1900 10°ELEV 245°≠2 1400 10°ELEV 245° 42 DETTNG
16.22 16.22 Ma+1, M&a+1,4 CIeA 74
NAT

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 84OTH COMBAT SUPPORT GROUP (TAC)
LOCKBOURNE AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO 43217
REPLY TO OI
ATTN OF:
SUBJECT: AFR 200-2 Report
26007:65
TO: DO (LtCol Smith)
Referance AFR 2oo-2, para 14. The following report, taken by the under-
signed, is transmitted for your disposition IAr this regulation:
a Round on top and flat on bottom.
Large eraser pencil,
Whits - through binooulars it's bright gold.
One main oojeot with red pin point part.
Red point above it and fell to the sarth.
One night saw it ebove and to the right of main object.
Another night saw the red pin object drop to the earth, blinking off and
on. on. Falling was not illusion of horizon, but actual descent. Falling
(7) (7 Once thsy saw brief luminous spray below object. Once they saw brief luminous spray below object.
3 No sound.
(9) () Looked like a flying saucer. Looked like a flying saucer.
Just looking out the bathroom window. Just looking out the bathroom window.
Angle lo o'clock from window on clock sighting.
300S5 30035 Angle ll o'clock from window on clock disappeared. Angle ll o'olock from window on clock disappeared.
Fron left to right then swung away from you. Fron left to right then swung away from you.
Instantaneously to the Vest - Iost in the borizon of trees. Instantaneously to the Vest - lost in the borizon of trees.
(a) (a) lst night-couldn't chase it (in house)
(b) 2nd night-in car-still went west.
(6) One hour and fifteen minutes when out in open.
Ground visual.
$3}$ Used binoculars.
n/a
d. (1) 14 and 15 0ot, 1900 hrs. 17 0ct - 1850 to 2005 hrs, chased
it. 18 and 19 Oot - different phase, l8l5hrs. Last time witnessed was
19 0ot at 1915 hre.
All night in duak.
e. cley, O. Bathroom faces west.
f. age 43, tele no. Rd,
Bexley, Housewife - reliable and sincere. ir.
S. Atch 1.

h. No other unusal activity.
i. identification - nothing on radar.
j. Unknown.
k.I Preparing officer - 2/Lt Christopher J. Hoppin, FR835o7A,
Base Information Officer. At first the cause of the sighting was
believed to be the mateor or comet Ikeye-Seki. However.
time and path conflicted with ths time and flight paths of that ob-
jeot. Her home is in the vicinity (within 7 miles) of Port Columbus
Airport, and is therefore witness to a great deal of airoraft traffic.
However, she still sincerely maintains this appeared to be some sort
of a "flying Saucer." She has seen Venus and reooghissd as such; sho
is positive objeot is not the same.
1. none. none.
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CHRISTOPAER T. 1 Atch
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