PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 REC0RD CANEREHH
1. DATE · TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
7 Feb 66 7/1250Z Tampa Florida
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian Astro(STARS/PLANETS)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
XX Six
5. LENGTH OF CBSERVATION I1. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
5-10 Minutes Objects were the color of chrome silver. Hovered above the
6.TYPE OF OBSERVATION ground for 5-6 Minutes thon disappeared behind the horizon,
Cbjects were probably stars and they disappeared bshind
Ground-Visual clcuds. Ths apparent motion would be caused by the motion HAAAAZSOGL
7. COURSE of the clouds.
West, Hovering
. PHOTOS
Yes

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 83STH AIR DIVISION (TAC)
MACDILL AIR BASE. FLORIDA 33S08
REPLY TO ATTN OF: 15-DOI 25 April 1966
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object Report
TO: AFSC (PTD)
Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
l. In accordance with AFR 200-2, the following information regarding
reported UFO's is submitted.
2. Three different UFO's were sighted on three different occasions
by Mrs St, Tampa, Florida.
a. First sighting.
Six 6)objects approximately the length of four (4)head-
lights were sighted by the observer on 7 Feb 1966 at l250z while walking
B0 L her dog in the back yard. her dog in the back yard.
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)The objects made no sound.
(6) The objects were hovering (approximately) 50 feet above tha
ground 300-500 feet from the observer. They remained motionless, hovering ground 300-500 feet from the observer They remained motionless. hovering
above the ground fo approximately 5 to l0 minutes. The objects then. 2
headed west and disappeared over the horizon.
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7) The manner of observation was ground-visual without the use
of optical aids.
. Second sighting.
(1) Object was the size and shape of a Volkswagen car, and was
covered with lights about the size of a "coffee can top".
(2 Object was sighted by observer outside her residence while
walking her dog. The sighting occured approximately O200z on 1l Apr 1966.
(3) Cbject appeared to be made of glass, but tha observer was
unsure of this feature.
Object appeared over treetops heading in a southerly direction.
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(5) Observer stated that the object was brightly lit and moved
in a "waveringt motion.
(6) Object disappeared over the horizon.
(7) Prior to sighting the object, the observer said.a plane had
flown past just seconds before the object appeared.
(8) The object made no sound as it passed 30 - L0 feet above the
observer.
c. Third sighting.
(1) Observer sighted 12 four-pointed objects 6-l2 inches in
diameter.
(Objects looked like small, white swirling clouds with lights.
3The objects were seen by the observer whils walking har dog
at approximately O200 - 02 at approximately O200 on 14 Apr 1966.
(4) The objects apoeared in a straight line over the treetops (4) The objects apceared in a straight line over the treetops
heading in a westerly direction. After passing, 6 objects headed south
and the remaining 6 objects continued up the street in a westerly direction and the remaining 6 objeots continued up the street in a westerly direction
and disappeared.
(5) The objects made no sound. 5) The objects made no sound.
aids.
(7) There were no other discernable features or details given,
d. The observer was Mrs. age 62, a widow, of
- Lorida.
e. The weather for the 3 sightings was clear; visibility unlimited
except for small cloud cover on uary 1966.
f. Ho other activity or urusual condition which may account for these
sightings is to have existed at this tiae.  There were no other reports
from other individuals in this area concerning these objeets.
g. No intarception or identification action was taken.
h. There is no existance of physical evidence, such as materials and
photographs available.
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and living alone, she probably imagined she saw Uro's or that she coild
have seen something of logical axplanation that her poor eyesight mis-
interpted.
FOR THE COMMANDER
honle Somues
CHARIES J. BOWERS, ColOnel, USAF
Deputy Commander for Operations
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