PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. SATE -TIME GROUP LOCATION
31 March 66.01/01202 Rehoboth, Mass.
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian Civilian AIRCRAFT
NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
10 Minutes 10 Minutes Object was oblong in shape like a football, orange or amber in
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION color. color.' There appeared to be bfight lights on the edge of the ' There appeared to be bright lights on the edge of the
object. Object moved slowly to the observers obiect Ohieotmo left horizontally onnonto7
Ground-Visual and faded slowly from view in ten minutes.
7. COURSE During the time of the sighting there was aircraft traffic in
the area. Investigating officer feels that the aircraft landing
Not Reported lights were the cause of the sighing.
8. PHOTOS
Yes
EON
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yes
SONo
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SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Provious editdione of thie form may be ueed.
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UFO SUMMARY (Rehoboth, Mass. 3/30/66) SHEET 3
An interesting and'perhaps significant faet uncovered
concentration of High
Tension electrical power coming into a sub-station in the
area of the UrO sighting.
Submitted by,
Ernest C. Reid
Investigator: NICAP COM
After receiving
data questioniaires hairman contactel I Marilyn Greene (Ref: Group 2)
and Mr. Joseph Moitozo by telöphone (Rer: Group3 and interviewed them.
my analysis of the data submitted to me by Investigator Reid.
SIGITING AC OUNTS
GrouD #1
Group I were driving West on Cedar"Street, Rehoboth at approximately
viewed througn the car windows. No one noticed stars, moon or known
aircraft in the sky Group 1 immhediately drove to the"Swansea Police
Department"to the UFO. They were directed to the State Polioe
She Trooper"on duby.
to inveotigate but nothing was seens
appeared to be be
"very level-headed" and said that he believes"thoy did spot soine and said that he believes"thoy did spot soife type"'of tyme"'of
object. object. He did"not think the inoident was a hoax because of think the inoident was a hoex because of the youthis
sincerity and thoir and thoir efforts in contacting the Swansea Police effforts in contacting the Swansea Police and thon
returning returning to notify the State Police.
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A USAF Investigator guestioned all or Groum vis talophona 3iCh the
exception of Miss Mooney. USAF Gapbain Paul MoManus, PIO told
tHe press that a group of USAF Intblligunce specialists would ihvestigate
the sighting. "It"is significant"that the UFo was'reported in the vioinity
of electrical bigh power lines which were just bohind the witnesses.

the brightly'glowing
red-orange lights with a"faint smaller r light just below them and in
the middle. Mrs. Roae who had the best vantage point siid"she distinoily
saw a very dim metallic refIectioh between the lights which outlined an
oval or circular object. Tha Iights seemed to bo"near the bottom of the
objedt. Mr. Borden stated that the two large lights were abous 3 road
widths apart or about"so-loo feet apart if his estimation of distance -
ne.
minutes.
area was very'dark with no stars or moon noticed. No sound was"heard
from insids the'car. Mr. Borden Feported the incident to the Chief of
Police, Rehobcth, Oscar A.B. Bargoman.
Groum # 3
Mr. doseph Moitoza, Postmaster of Rehoboth, was watching TV about
10:00pm. He is not very called
has in tho sky. He ran
outside and saw 2 bright"round red lights lsatiige He thought he saw
a fainter Steady red iight Iocated below and the middle Or the 2
lärger Lighes. larger Lights. He thoughs he glimpsed anothor He thoughs he glimpsed anothor just above these 2 and In
the niddle also but'was not sure. the middle also but'was not sure. He empliasisod that the He empllasiaod that the 2 lerger lights 2 lerger lights
were extremoly bright, big add round in shape. were extremely bright biz add round in sheoeo He comoered them to en He compered them to en
autdmobilo ,hendl Crom a block ehay. Although O6e
Lights wore tco bri oe what Te stated that thoy
to each other indicating that they
were par't of an unseen Oblect. 2 largetpulsating red lights were in
a"borizontal plane. Assuming that the width of the object was at least
the distance botween the 2 lights, he estimated that tie object itself
would be the"apparent size of a"quarter at arn's length."( I told hin
1

miles"away. Total observing time wa abut 3 minutes, assured me .
that he was'familiar with airplanes'and 'helicoptors and this object
was neither. Mr. Moitözo told me that he did not"report ighting to *.
anyoñie officially but happened to mention it at the post e in defense .
of the jokes that were going around about the föur teenagers who Saw a
"flying saucer". Apparently, someone reported his statement to the press
and nis sighting became publicized.
EVALUATION:
It is quite apparent thät all thrce groups of witnesses sighted the
same or similar object within a radius of Several miles. Each was -
entirely independent of and unkmowin tô each other. The"description of the
UFOis' substantially the same. The chafacteristie bright puloating red
Lights, oval configuration, ability to hover and dard away from a Stondstill
and the humming or whistling söumd are all genuine charadteristies of the
true UFO. This particulsr Bighting very similar to thd Exetor, N.l.
UFC sighting of 9-3a65 which involved a dark efliptical-shaped object
with pulsating bright red lights reported in the vicinity of power
lines. 44 ..
AA
-
wled with the absence of conventional
alroraft identification lights rule out aircraft. My evaluation is t that
the objsct sighted definitely falls into tho catogory of ah unknoin objeet.
Am attempt will be made to obtain further information on this sigrting
including a detailed map and plotting of the object"s flighe path against
times and places. Such information will be included in a futire addendum
to this report.
NICAP INVESTIGATOR Rospectfully gubmittedy .- .
Ernest G. Reid Bnest vo neia 1
7 Peck Avenue, Sp Earl
Wayland, Massachusetts Wayland, Massachusetts Raynond E. Fowl
Chairman: NICAP MASS Chairman: NICAP MASS SUBCOM SUBCOM

SOMERSETOMASS- Education High Schuol
Speclal Training
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2. Dote of Observation 3 /30/66 Time AM 8:20PM Time Zone ESt
3. Locolityof Observeton Rehyhelttho
4. How long did you see the object? Hours 10-[Minutes Seconds
5.
6. Position of the Sun or Moon in relation to th
7.
etc? Please use
rvotey the braht were ra herigantue sRaled to mone
10. Wos the ob(3) Cnt
11. If wo, compare the blightness with the
12. (Ploase alebor details.)
a. Appear to stand still at any time?
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any lime? No
c. Break up into parts or explode?Mo
d. Glve off smoke?
e. Leave any visibie trall? M
f. Drop anything?
g. Change brightness?
h. Change shape? Change shape? 3 mdi 3 di
i. Change color?
13. Did the object(s) at any time pass in front of, or behind d of, anything? If so, please slaborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible. of,anything? If so, please laborate giving gdistance, size, etc, if possible.
whn'd woo whnd woo i poosif trns Unappion to land)
14. 14. Was there any wind? Was there any wind?
15. 15. Did you observe the obfect(s) through an optical instrument or other aid, windshield, windowpane, , storm window, screening,
tc? etc? What? wudshied wodshiel while while
16. 16. What kind? What kind? How How loud? loud?
17. Manne tell if the objoct(s) was (ware) -
3. Fuzzy or blurred. Ligtho Brught and thay were 8.
b. Like a bright ster.
t. Stwmply outlined. remolving

22.
23. How did the objects) diseppear om vlow? it dheseended
24.. slove
25.
26. f the oblocts). wmat
27. What was the levatlon of the object(s) In the sky? Please mark on this hemisphere sketch:
30.
31. Have youseenother objects of an unl ifled nature? If so, please describe ese observations, using  sep
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32. Please enclose photographs, motion pictures, news clippings, notes of radio or televislon programs (Include time, statlon and Please enclose photographs, motion pictures, news clippings, notes of radio or television programs (Include time, statlon and
date, if possible) regarding this or slmilar date, if possible) regarding this or slmilar r observations, or any other backgrpund material. observations, or any other backgrpund material. . We will returm the material to you. We will retumn the material to you.
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33. 33. Were you interrogated by Alr Force Investigators? Were you interrogated by Alr Force Investigators? Byony other federal, state, Bony other federal, state, county, or local officials? If so, please stute
the name and ragk or titl qf the agent, and detalls as to where gnd when the questioning took place. and detalls as to iatigatiwn where and when the questioning took place.
interwerel ani unviatigatins
Were you asked or told not to you asked or tod not to reveal or discuss the Incl If so, officlal cidens mentioned? officlal cidens mentioned? Please Please
elaborate carefully.
.34. .34. We should like permission to quote your name name In connection with this report. Thls oction will encourege other responsible connection with this report. This oction will encourege other responsible
citizens to r report similar observations to NIC you prafer, we will koep yowr name confidential. Ploase nole
your choice by checking the proper statement b
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vertrel. thin stantets a danding Trwaral
the qround. Ces the lights statid to about
to yad the than tofeo tho ligto
to dui .
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Education yu 8f heigh seast
Special Training
Tolephone OS 3-8416 Military Service
2. Date of Obervation harch 30, 19c6 Time AM 8:SOPM Time Zone EST
3. Locality of Observation Cchrboth,Jmass.
4. How long did you see the object? Houns 15Minutes Seconds
5. Pease describe weather conditions and the type of sky; l.e., bright httima, dusk, etc.
6.
7
12. Did the object(3)- (Please elaborate, If you can give details.)
a. Appear to stand still at any time?
b.
c. Break up into parts or explode? no
d. Give off smoke? m
e. Leave any visible trall?
f. Drop anything?
g. g. Change brightness? Change brightness? wale brighte chen stested &fade.
h. Change shape? Change shape? nd
i. Change color? Change color? no no
13. Did the obje t any time pass in front of, or behind of, anything? If so, please elaborate giving distance, frontof, orbehind of anything? If so pleas slaborat giving distance atc, if possible. ,if possible.
14. Was there ony wind?nkry lit Was there any wind?try If so, please give direction and speed.
15. strument or other aid,w
ote? •te? What? windehield hield
16. Did the object(s) have any sound? mo What kind? How loud?
17. Pease tell if the object(s) ws (were) —
Fuzzy or blurred.
:: Like a bright star.
Sharply Butlined.

23. How did the oblect() aiseppear From vlew?
It dccenkeR alranli ees abaut ia In
24.. oparent altitude. cn.
25. Were there any conventlonal alrcraft In the location at the time or Immediately afterwards?
ne eit uel
26. 26. Please estimate the distance of the oblect(s). Please estimate the distance of the oblect(s).
so ietunicts -20 ietuniects
27. What was the elevatlon of the oblect(s) In the sky? Please mark on this hemisphere sketch:
Inaryd.morey
28. Names and addreses of other wltnesses, If any. Ent
Sns lneniel
29. Please draw a map of the locality of the observatlon showing North; you: posltion; the direction from which the object(s)
appeared and disappeared from vlew; the direction of Its course over the area; roads, towns, villages, rallroods, and other
landmarks within a mile. Shipped U.F.O.
devcendend ints fuild Tcan
30.
31.
32. Please enclose photographs, motion pictures, news clippings, notes of radio or television programs ime, statlon and
date, if possible) regarding thls or slmilar observatiors, or any other background mgjerlal. We will rotum the material to you,
lierald he canet dt. Fasl nine h WALE RAd -Tony Ravis .ds buun Lt.
33. Were you inrerrogated by
the name and rank or title of the , his office, and detalls as to where and when the questioning took place.
rffeeeel fwom Ctis A.F.B. rfeeeel fwom Ctii A.F.B.
Were you asked or told not to reveal or discuss the Incldent? If so, were any reasons or officlal ordens mentioned? Were you asked or told not to real or discuss the Incident? If so, were any reasons or officlal ordens mentioned? Please
elaborate carefully. elaborate carefully.
34. We should like permisslon to quote your name In connection with this report. Thls oction will encourege other responsible We should like permisslon to quote your name I In connection with this report. Thls oction will encourege other responsible
citizens to report similar observations to NICAP. However, If you prefer, we will kaep your name confldential. Please note
your choice by checking the proper statement be In any case, please illl in all parts of the form, for our own confidential
files. Thank you for your cooperation.
You may use my name. (4) ( )
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Education OFFKE CLERK
Special Training GDADUATE CF HIGH Sahcol
Tolophone 1586836 Military Service
2. Dete of Observation AM 8:20 PM TIme Zone ESY
MARCH 30, 1966 Time X
3. Locality of Observation
CEPAR ST: REHOBOTH
4. How long did you see the bbjec!? Hours Minutes Seconds
10MIRU TLS
5.
6.
8
10. PHEN FADED ANDWEOTFPOM
11. If so, compare the brightness wi headlight,t A HOPZONTRL POSITIOS TO
12. Did the objects) -
a. Appear to stand still at any time? YES
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time?  0
c. Break up into parts or explode? No
d. Give off smoke? NO
•. Leave any vislble trall? NO
f. Drop anything? SropumAnmk
g. g. Change brightness? brightness?
h. Change shape? Change shape?
i. Change color? Change color?
13. Didtheobject(s) Didthe ob ything? If so, please eloborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible. ? If so, please elaborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible.
Behi Behie
14. Wos there any wind? Wos there any wind? please give direction and speed.
NO
15. Did you observe tobjact(s)through an optical ingtrumentor other aldwindshieldwindowpansstorm windowscreening, the object(s) through an optical instrument or other ald, wind , storm w
•te? te? WHO? WINDOWPANE WHOT? WINDOWKANE
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16. Did the objer(s) have any wound? 6 What kind? How loud?.
IT
17. Mras tell if the objoct() wam (were) -
Fuzzy or blurred. NONE
a.
b. Like a bright star.
c. Shorply outlined.

21.
22.
23. How did the oblecns) diseppear From vlew?
240 altitude.
25. 1O
26. Please estimate the distance of the object(s).
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31. NC
32. Please enclose photographs, motion pictures, news clippings, notes of radia or televislon programs (Include time, station and
date, if possible) regarding this or simile ervatiors, or any other background materlal. awll
33. Were you interrogated by Air Force Investigators? By any oth
the neme and rank or title of the agent, questloning took ploce.
№O NO
reamons or official orders mentioned? reasons or officlal orders mentioned? Please Please
elaborate carefully. elaborate carefully. N2 NZ
34. 34. We should like permisslon to quote your name in connection with this repor'. This oction will encourege other responsible We should like permisslon to quote your name In connection with this repor'. This oction will encourege other responsible
citizons to report similar observations to NiCAP. However, If you prefer, we will keep your nams confidential. citizons to report similar observations to NiCAP. However, If you prefer, we will keap your name confidential. Plsase note Plsase not
files. Thank you for your cooperation.
You may use my 1u5. fidential. ()
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UNCIASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AFIN: 27805 (2Apr66) Pg 3 of 3
SIGHT ING IS SMI. FROM THE HILLSGROVE R.I. AIRPORT CONTROL.
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PAGE 3 R UC IEWA 9994 UNCL AS PAGE 3 R UC IEWA 9994 UNCLAS
APPROACH TO HILLSGROVE FLYING IN A DIRECT LINE TO THE OB- APPROACH TO HILL SGROVE FLYING IN A DIRECT LINE TO THE OB-
SERVERS. THIS WOULD EXPLAIN WHY THE LIGHTS DIDNT MOVE BUT
ERE RIGHT  APA IGHR SEIAT ALY
PROGRESSED TOWARDS THEM. THE LIGHTS START ING TO MOVE FOR-
WARD. AND BECOM ING GRADUALLY VERTICAL OF ONE ANOTHER AND
FAD ING COULD BE THE SAME AIRCRAFT MAKING A TURN TO THE
RIGHT WHICH WOULD G iVE THE APPEARANCE OF THE OBJECT MOVING
WHILE THE LIGHTS PROGRESSED MOVING VERTICAL AND FADING.
K WING INTELL IGENCE OFFICER, DURING THE TIME THE OBJECT
WAS SIGHTED THERE WAS AIRRAFT TRAFFIC IN THE VICINITY OF
HILL SGROVE R.I. A IRPORT, WARWICK R.I.. THE PREPAR ING OFFICER
BEL IEVES THE AIRCRAFT TAXI LIGHTS OR LAND ING LIGHTS FROM AN
A IR CRAFT AMGRATT NAS THE CAUSC OF THE SIGHI TNG• T• NONE T WAS THE CAUSE OF THE SIGHT ING. 1. NONE
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REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT(S)
This form Includes questions asked by the United States Air Force and by other Armed Forces' investigating agencles, and additional
questions to which answers are needed for full evaluation by NiCAP.
After all the information has been fully studied, the conclusion of our Evaluation Panel will be published by NiCAP in its regularly
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Five Spos ture.
1. Nome Er:t 77um Place of Employment
Adtrom 24 New- Hampahine lhe Occupation
SOMERSET, MASS Education
Special Training
Tolephom 0580195 Military Service
2. Dete of Observation Time AM PM$ -1S TImé Zone
3. Locallty of Observation
4. How long did you see the object? Hours Minutes 5-/c Seconds
5. Please descrlbe weather condltions and the f sky: l.e., brigh daylight, nighttime, dusk, ete.
6. Posltlon of the Sun or Moon In relation to object and to you. 2t
7
etc? Please ue additionai sheeh of paper, if necessary.
10.
11.
12. Did the object(s) - (Please elaborate, If you can give detalls.)
a, Appear to stand still at any time? i
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time?
c. Break up into parts or explode?
d. Give off smoke?
e. Leave any visible trail?
f. Drop anything?
g. Change brightness? Smmng oigme
h. h. Change shape?t Change shape?t
i. Change color? Change color?
13.
14. Was there any wind? 1i.5 Was there any wind? 11.5 If so, please give direction and speed. If so, please give direction and speed.
15. Did you observe
etc? What?
16. Did the objocr(s) hove any sound? Did the objacr(s) hava any sound? What kind? How loud? How loud?
17.
a. Fuzzy or blurred.
b. Like a bright ster. V
c. Sterply outlined.
/

21. .
ecuvinga
22.
23. lony
24.. Compare the speed of the oblect) with  piston or t alreraft  the same apparen
25. Were there any conventional alrcreft In the location at the
26.
27. What was the olevation of the oblect() In the sky? Please mark on this hemisphere sketch: llisft
33. Wers you interrogated by 16
the name and ro ffice, estioning took place.
sons or officlal orders mentioned? Please
laborate careful laborate carefull
34. 34. We should like permisslon to quote your name In connection wlth this report. Thls action will We should like permisslon to quote your name In connection wlth this report. Thls action wil encourage other responsible I encourmge other responsible
citizens to report similar observatlons to NiCAp. However, If you prefer, we will keep your name confidential. Pleasa note
your choice by checking the proper statament balow. In any case, please fill in all parts of the form, for our own confidential
files. Thank you for your cooparation.
You may use my name. (C Ploase keep my name confidential. ()
35. Sionerea nnet Nine

Milltery Service
Between
2.
Locality of Observation RTE.1. REItOBOTH
3.
4. How long did you see the object? Hours 2 Minutes Seconds
.5. Please describe weather conditions and the type of sky;
NIGIITTiME
6. Position of the Sun or Moon in relation to the object and to you.
DIDNOTSE
7. If seen at night, twilight, or down, were the stars or moon visible?
h. Change shape? AND THEN DISA FROIM
i. Change color? viEw.
OUR
13. Did the object( g? If so, please elaborate
NO
14. Was there any wind? If so, please give directlon and speed.
We w F IW LN5,D
15. Did you observe the object(s) through an op , screening,_
etc? tc?
16. Did the object(s) have any sound? Did the object(s) hove any sound? What kind? How loud? How loud?
oNT KNow.
17. Plame tell if the object(s) wes (were)-
THESE LIG1775 WERE BLURRED
d. Fuzzy or blurred.
b. Like a bright star. in AND VERY BRiGHT
c. Steerply outlined.

24.. COR=QROD
25.
26. Please estimate the distance of the oblects).
27. What was the slevatlon of the objoct(s) In the sky? Ploose mark on this hemisphere sketch:
31. of peper.
NO
32. Please enclose time, station and
date, if possible) regarding this or slmilar ors, or any ot ockground ma material to you.
NON 2 C
33. Were you interrogated by Air Force Inve Were you interrogated by Air Force tioatons? , state, county, or local officlals? If so, state, county, or local officlals? If so, please stare
the name and rank or title of the agen the name and rank or tit ok ploce. ok ploce.
NO NO
Were you asked or told not to reveal or discuss the Were you asked or told not to revea pasons or official orders mentioned? sons or official orders mentioned? Please Please
laborate carefully. -
NO NO
34. We should like permisslon to quote your name in connection with this report. Thls action will encourege other responsibla
your chaice by checking the proper statement below. In any case, please fill in all parts of the form, for our own confidaniiul
files. Thank you for your coaperation.
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35. Date of filling out this report: Signatue:
Cepril 2,1966 Berxie X Brer
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: Nome GARDNEN C. BORDEN Place of Employment PROVIDENCE, RI.
Addrou ROCKY HILL R.D. Occupation OFFICE MGR - _ ANE
RiEHOBOrH. HASS. BS INBA. -BCSTON UNIUERSITY
Education TCOMEG
Speclal Tralning ADVnAcED INS
Telephone B62·3313 Military Service 3yR 9na. 1Ekr. CRP
2. Date of Obrervation 30 MAR 196L Time AM F:30PM Time Zone EST.
3. RT JTC. RT4Y
4. How long did you see the object? Hours 2-3 Minutes Seconds
5. Please describe weather conditions and the
b. Positlon of the Sun or Moon In relation to the object and to you. NOT UISIBLE
Appear to stand still at ony time? WHEN BIRST SEGN
Suddenly speed up and rush away ot any ES AS
Break up into parts or explode? - No
Give off smoke? . NU LIGHTS
•. Leave amy visible trall? -No
f. Drop anything? -NU Drop anything? -NU SAME SA RELATILE REL SIrIeN,
g. Change brightness? -NO Change brightness? -NO
h. h. Change shape? - NO Change shape? -NO
i. Change color? -NO Change olor? -NO
13. Did the object(s)at any time pass in front of, or behind of, anything? If so, please elaborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible. Did the object(s) at any time pass in front of, or behind of, anything? If so, please elaborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible.
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14. Was there any wind? No No If so, please give direction and speed.
15. Did you observe the object(s) through Did you observe the object(s) through an optical instrument or other ald, h an optical instrument or other ald, screening,
ote? Yis ote? Yis What? (ANl What? (Al WINOSN WINDSNIELD
16. LAR
17. Moone tell f the object(s) was (were) -
Fuzzy or blurred.
Like a bright ster.
Sharply outlined.

21. How did you happen to not tice the object(s)? VE THE ROAD.
ALNEST CVEH RUA)-SiA AHEAD.
22. Where were you and what were you dolng at
DRIING THE
23. How did the oblect(s) diseppear from vlew? DiRFETION
RAPIDY SEiD HLCAYFROH ME - SAME -LOWLeVEL
24.. Compare the speed of the object(s) with a plston or jot aireraft at the
T UNGIKE JET -tltH SrCp TO GETAULNY
25. If so, pleese laborate.
NO - JAPNE LVISSCEN ABCT Bcs
26. Ploase estimate the distance of the object(s).
AFPNSECICCO YOS,
27. What was the elevatlon of the object(s) In the sky? Ploase mark on this hemisphere sketch:
33. Were you interrogated by Alr Force Inve tigators? eral, state, county, or local officials? If so, please state
the name and rank or title of the agen ific. to where a took place.
No
Were you asked or told not to reveal Were you asked or told not to reveal or discuss the asons or official ordens mentioned? orders mentioned? Please
laborate carefully. laborate carefully.
NO
34. 34. connection with this report. This oction w
citizans to report similar observations to NlCAp. However, If you prefer, we will keep your name confldential. Ploase note
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35. Date of filling out thls report: Signatyre
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n021141946

NATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE ON AERIAL PHENOMENA
1536 Connecticut Avenue N. W.
NOrth 7-9434 Washington 6, D. C.
REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT(S)
This form Includes questions asked by the United States Air Force and by other Armed Force
questions to which answers are needed for full evaluation by NICAP.
After all the information has been fully studied, the conclusion of our Evaluation Panel will be published by NICAP in its regularly
Issued magazine or in another publication. Please try many questions as possible.Should you need additional room,
rlame use another sheet of paper. Please print or lypewrite. Your assistance is of great value and Is genuinely appreciated. Thank you.
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: Name Ellen W. Rose Place of Employment 3 ur ne H Ford. Inu.
Address Occupation Rehoboth
'3cy State Road Secreto
nlass. Education 4 college
Renoboth, Special Training d
Telephone 253.0631 Military Service
2. Date of Observation Mirch 30,1944 Time 1136 AM PM Time Zone
Locality of Observation Appron. F.S.T.
3. K'1 118 -Mw ton St.
4. How long did you see the object? Hours Minutes Seconds
3 minutes
5. Please descrlbe weather conditions and the type of sky; l.e., bright daylight, nigl ttime, dusk
night
6. moon
I).d not seo
wit. dim nholli
10. sky? Mes
1I. f so, compare the brightness with bryht
12. Did the object(s) - (Please elaborate, If you can give details.)
a. Appear to stand still at any time? yes
b. Suddenly speed up and rush away at any time? yes
c. Break up Into parts or explode? n o
d. Give off smoke? no
e. Leave any visible trall? no
f. Drop anything? 5
g. g. Change Change brightness? brightness? no
h. h. Change Change shape? no
i. Chang Change color? color? no
13. Did theob Didtheobi fronbehind anythingIf pleas laborat givigdistance sizc possbl. frontof, or behind of, anything? If so, please elaborate giving distance, size, etc, if possible.
14. Was there any wind? If so, please give direction and speed.
15. Did you observe the object(s) through an optical instrument or other ald, ndowpane,
te? What?
(er s.de window pn-e Cir s.de wndow pure
16. Did the objoer(s) have any sound? What kind? How loud?
".
Fuzzy or blurred.
b. Like a bright ster.
", Sherply outlined.

21. How did you happen to not tice the object(s)?
Just out window
22. Where were you and what were you dolng at the time? Rt.118-
Driving South cn muilton Stree i-
23. How did the oblect(s) diseppear from vlew? East
Moveò us-qo.
24.. rude.
If se, plomse laborete.
Sa.w we
2b.
27. What was the elevatlon of the oblect(s) In the sky? Please mark on this hemisphere sketch:
No
32. vations, or any ckground materi
33. the name and ranl nk or title of the a questioning questioning took place.
N- N- 4 (h.e. (h.e. Pclie Osc- Osc- 3ehrn 3ghrun
orden mentioned? Please
laborate careful laborate carefully. No.- No.
34. 34. We should like permisslon to quote your name In connection with this report. This action will your name in connection with this report. This oction will encourage other responsible encourage other responsible
citizens to report similar observations to NiCAP. However, If you prefer, we will your name confidential. Plaase note
your choice by checking the proper statement below. In any case, please fill In all parts of the m, for our own confidontial
filos. Thank you for your cooperation.
(x) ()
35. Date of filling out this report: Signature:
A)31946 I/1.) R._

$2.
UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AFIN: 27805 (2Apr66) Pg 2 of 3
VERT ICAL POSIT ION. (4) UPON INITIAL SIGHTING OBJECT WAS
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TO MOVE SLOWLY FORWARD TOWARDS THE LEFT AND AT THE SAME TO MOVE SLOML Y FORWARD TOWARDS THE LEFT AND AT THE SAME
T IME THE LIGHTS WERE FADING AND MOVING INTO A VERTICAL
POSIT ION TO THE OBSERVERS. IT WAS DUR ING THIS FINAL MANEU- POSIT ION TO THE OBSERVERS. IT WAS DURING THIS FINAL MANEU-
VER THAT THE O3SERVERS LOST SIGHT OF THE OBJECT (5) LIGHTS
FADING VERICAL TO SOUTH. (6) 10 MINUTES. C. (1) GROUND- FADING VERICAL TO SOUTH. (6) 10 MINUTES. C. (1) GROUND-
VISUAL(2) NONE(3) N/A D. (1 0120-31 MAR 6 (2) NIGHT.
IVER, MASS
ALL RIVER,
9.34 35, MASS
ST,
7KT. SIRFACE WIND GUST ING TO 16KTS. (3) 3500FT (4) 10MI. VIS-
IBIL ITY AT MSL (5) 900FT SCATTERED, 1500FT BROKEN. (6) NONE IBILITY AT MSL (5) 900FT SCATTERED,1500FT T BROKEN. (6) NONE
a (7) 45DEGREES AT MSL. H. NONE. INM A MASSCHUSETTS STATE POLICE-
MAN FROM THE REHOBOTH MASS STATE POL ICE BARRACKS WENT OUT TO
THE AREA AT ABOUT 0230Z AND FOUND NOTHING. J. LOCAT ION OF THE AREA AT ABOUT 0230Z ZAND FOUND NOTHING. J. LOCAT ION OF
AFHO JAN 65 FORM 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED
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NICAP MASSACHUSSTTS INVESTICAPING SUBCOPMITTEE
13 Friend Court
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SUBJECT: UPO REPCRT, 3-3066, , Hesenobuasette
DATZ: 12 Apail 1966
TROM: Rayaond B. Farler
Chairman: XIC AP MASS SUBCON
TO: HICAP
Atertiant Mehard Hal cosAPSC - FD (Projeet Baebook)
Conyres a William Bates
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inoladed tor bnckap infcemm tiom.
Rempootfally suband tted,
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Chaimmen: SURCOH
FEP/sef F3P/ref

6 Or Che sigrcing was the landing or navigation navigation
lights on an aircraft approaching said airport. lights on an aircraft said airport.
Call made by A3C Call made by A3C Elmer Elmer

fOURI ADDENDUM I
The Providence Journal, Monday, April 4, 1966
FILSEHFC
Questinned by U.S. Officials C 2 Both Mr. Borden,and Mrt. Is
Rose sald they werg qurstioned
p.m. yesterday hEBt.Inveatigatala
F and representatives of the Na- A!
Rchoboth Residents p.m tional Investigations Commit-
N tee on Aerial Phenomena. TI
Wa Dou
nor A third sighting was reported
See Flying Objects . - C about 7 p.m. on March 23 by terd
Mrs. June Palmer of Perryville saul
bor Polh
At Irast a dozen Rehoboth sound or a loud humming noise. deg Road, who said she'and her in 1
residents. Including the town's He said the lights were W children watched for about 20 684
postmasirr. have reported see- brighter than those used by air- Ext minutes from their home as mid
ing unidontified fying objects craft. Mr. Moitoza said he did c three lights moved slowly across
the sky. H
since March 23, according to not report his sighting to po- W. in 1
'olice Chief Oscar A. B. Bergh- lice. p.m "They were very close eto with
man of Rchoboth. Another sighting last Wednes- Lih each other, and seemed to be Brit
Investigators from the Fed- mveseaiors nm thercae- day was reported asTekotteu bs by Gardner Lino about 1oo feet away from the and and
cral Burcau of Investigation and C. Borden of 122 Bay State mon house," Mrs. Palmer said. "Aft- Carr Car
the the National Investigations Rd., Rehoboth. Rd., Rehohoth. er a while one of the lights polit
Committre on Acrial Phenom- He said he was driving He said he was driving to- BoI separated slowly from the oth- cone
ena, a private rrerarch organi- ward Warren along Route 118 socke socke ers and drifted off in another Th
zation; hne questjoned at least zatinn; buse questjoned at least at Route 6 about 8:30 p.ni. progr. progr direction." were wer
twa of tho witnesses. when he and five other adults Con She said she saw flashing whes when
Thee sightings have Thuee sightings have nc- nC- in the car saw thrce reddish tonvn, white light between two red appt
rm (hirt Rershmnan said en(hiet Rerghman said orange lights above them in the Liltl lights. There was no noise, she lights. There was no noise, she gun
It rht, one on March 23 and sky. Moo said. demi
two Bast Wednraday. The oh. two ast Werdnraday. The oh- In about thrre minutes, Mr. ley Re ley Re Mrs. Palmer sald two of her Ja!
jrets hove ben soen between jrets hove len seen between Borden sald, the lights disap- Old friends also saw the lights, but of G
7 p.m, and t0p.m. 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. peared behind sone trees. Rd.,! Rd.,! che said they rerained silent, zrab zrab
Reports of th sightings gen: "When ue first saw the ville t fearing ridicule. hind
prally merre that the ohjects lights," he said, "they were Pen 1
show three weddish about 5o yards in front of us Corne NOUS
orange Otis
lights thrt swerp soundlessly and about G(n) fect high. The gram! Intelligence P
along in ciant arrs, hover mo- color and hrilliance of the lights Ru
tiouless nr accclerate at incred. were unusual. p.m. Strange Aerial Lights
ilrde spools. "At first we thoight it was ajJuve
At least oun of the witnesses helicopter." Mr. Borden contin- The Intelligence Division at Others in the auto sighting
reported the lichts appeared to ued, "hut after we started go- An Otis Air Force Base has becn the lights were Ernest Nunes,
ho part of a large. circular ob- ing faster, the lights sped up to John assigned today the task of in- 17, of 24 New Hampshire Ave.,
jert. about thrre times our sperd gran vestigating a sighting by four Somerset: Guy Averill, 19, of
Witnesses have bren within and disappeared behind some Cu arca teen-agers of strange aerial 833 County St., Somerset: and ..
three miles of cach other in Re- trees." p.m. lights at the Rehoboth-Dighton Mary L. Mooney, 19, of 28 Bray-
holwith ulicn the sightings have One of the passengers. Mrs. Ea line last night. ton Ave., this city.
heen made. Howard Roee. who also lives on Ritu Capt. Paul McManus, public Miss Letourneau said the
'Flaahing Lighto' Bay Stata Road, said the lights Rc Information officer, said that group became excited and re-
Joscph Mitoza, Rchoboth 'sermed to be reflected off dulljEast the report made at the Reho- ported the sighting to the Swan-
postmasier. e rid ho watched metal. titive both State Police Barracks con- sca police. They were directed
"hree or four foching red Like Wradlights cerning hovering lights was the to report the incident to the
lichts" about 10 pm. last "We saw thrce very large N( first in this area. state police in Rehoboth.
Wedneeday reddish lights high above the 8 p.i McManus added that a team Trooper Joseph M. Procac-
Mr. Moitoza said both he and horizon in the wrst," she said.Sb of intelligence spccialists will be cini at the Rehoboth barracks
his wife, wha alsn watched the his wite, wha also watched the "They were neither red or yel-nect "They were neither red or yel-nect dispatched to the area and a re- said the youngsters appeared to meuunsortsopxeareun
lights. were at tholr home on lights. were at thelr home on low, and looked low, and loo like large cal large cal port of their findings will be be "very level headed" and
Hobucs Strect. The lights Holiues Strrct. The lights headlights." made. made. said that he believes they did 1
moyed fron cast to the south- moyed fron cast to the south- The foursome said that while spot some type of object. .
She said the lights "appeared Ni riding in an auto on Cedar A trooper was dispatched to A trooper was dispatched to
west in a hroad curve, Mr. Mol- wost in a hroad curve, Mr. Mol- to hbe on the bottom of a larga to be on the bottom of a large Nan Nan Street in Rehoboth they noticed the general area but nothing the general area but nothing
Hoza said, making a whistling oza said, making a whistling circular object." No sound ac-ton, circular objeet," No sound ac- ton, two amber-colored lights flash- was sighted. 1
companied the lights, she snid.Sup companied the lights, she said.Sup ing above their car. Procaccini said he didn't Procaccini said he didn't
"We weren't frightened, and KI One of those who spotted the One of those who spotted the think the incident was a hoax
wo dirln't jump to any conclu-8:15 lights was Jacqueline Le because of the youths' eorts
sions." Mrs. Rose said. "I'm just sions." Mirs. Rose said. "I'm just tourneau, 19, of 831 Globe St. in contacting the Swansea po-
as skoptical of flying saucera as n as skoptical of flying saucera as/n She said the group watched the She said the group watched the lice and returning to notify the lice and returning to notify the
anyone." anyone." "bright flashing lights" hover state police.
over the auto for 10 to 15 min- There were no other reports
) utes. of sightings either to the state
She said that the shape was police or to the town poiice.
not distinguishable. The area is described as beinz
Fade remote and heavily wooded.
Miss Letourncau said that the ..
amber-colored lights moved to
a firld and appeared to be land-
ing in a clump of trees. "When
the lights began to come down
they moved (moin a horizontal to
Cofllrn! mmtitlnt and appenred
i faig," Lh.e sd.

Addendun II
U.S. COVERNMENT WEATHER FORECAST
30 March 1966
8:00 P.M. EST 9:00 P.M. EST
Ceiling 2609Broken/5000 Overcast 2600 Broken/High Overcast
Visibility 12 Miles
Wind Direction South South
Wind Speed 15 MPH 15 MPH
Temperature 450F. 430F
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UFO SIGHTING SUMMARY SHEET
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UFO Roport - 3/30/66
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Woodland Way, Rehoboth
** - . WITNESSES
EROUP NAME/ADDRESS/TELEPIONE AGE EDUCATION OCCUPATION
1 Guy L. Averill 17 High School U.S. Renord (Phonograph)
833 County Street, Return Depar tment
Somerset, Massachusetts
672-8429
1 1 Jacqueline T. Letourneau Jacqueline T. Letourneau 19 High School High School Bristol Bristol Knitting Knitting Mills Mills
831 Globe Street, Machine Machine Operator
Fall River, Massachusetts ( 2 years ) ( 2 years )
673-8416
1 Mary Louisa Mooney Mary Louisa Mooney 19 High School ligh School Switchboard _Operator Switchboard Operator
28 Brayton Avenus, and Orfice Clerk
Fall River, Massachusetts
678-6826
1 Ernest Nunes 17 Pine Sportwear
24 New llampshire Avenue, Presser
Somerset, Massachusetts
678-0196
2 Bornice II " Baar High School Housewife
Daiforth Sereet, 2 yr/nursing
Rehohoth, Massachusatts School
252-3954
2 Gardner C. Borden(& wife) College BS/BA Starkweather & Shepley Ine
Rocky Will Road," ist Lt. USA Office Maneger - Insurance
Rehohoth, Massachusetts
252-3313"
2 Ellen W. Rose(& friend *) 1 yr/Gollege Burnett Ford, Inc.
Bay State Road, Seoretary ,
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
252-6631 U)
3 Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Moitoza Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Moitoze Postmaster (Mr.)" Postmaster (Mr.)"
** Holmes Street, Rehoboth, Massnchuseobs Rehoboth, Massnchuseobs
Rehoboth, Mansachusetts
252-1869 252-4869
GROUP 1. GROUP 1 GROUP 2 CROUP 3 CROUP #3
DATE: 30 March 1966__ 30 March 1966
TIME: 8:20 PM EST 8:15 OP 8:30 PM BST About 10:00 PM BSP
PLACE: Cedar Street, Rt. 118, 2 mi S R. Holmes Street,
Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass. Rehoboth, Mass.

that
was sent to the State Police'lleadquarters in Boston. took a
photostat of this report with permission of the trooper on duty.
The original report was taken by Trooper cseph rocaccini on
3-30-66 at about 8:40 PM.
The four people we sent to the State Police by
police in Swensea who told
taking a r report on UFOS.
They to be very reliod and
forms before talking among thomsolves- , There seomed to be some
minor desareements as Wili Be nöted on the question forms," All
but Mary Mooney said that they had bedn contdoted by telephone
by USAF Investigators by USAF Investigators w talked to thom bach about five minuces talked to thom bach about five minubes
but did a not make any ap intment to see themo
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S7172T7 the area where the
four young people thought the
no unusual reading recorded and there"vas no dioturbehioe of the
ground or troes except for a"few freshly broken branches." There
was no evidence indibating that an objeot had landad in this eroa.
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