PROJECT BLUE BOOK

Ground Visual the time(duration) of the sighting. Aircraft are believed
responsible for the majority of the sightings.
7. COURSE Observer has reported four UF0 sightings since 29 March 66.
Varied Contact was made by investigating offieer with a local Contact was made by investigating offieer with a local
newspaperman and it was learned thhat said observer is bserver is
8. PHOTOS reported to be unreliable. be unreliable.
Yes Information received was a very poor quality. Te Te
No Further information is neccesary before a definite definite con-
9. PHYSICA PHYSIC VIDENCE IDENCE clusion can be reached; however, the case in question does clusion can be reached; however, the case in question does
not warrent such additional investigation.
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FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE)
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on a blankpiect
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forand why
we had ame and to
the
MR. M2s.-
Phone
Code East Hamptoo L. L. 10 .
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not wish their names and reports released
to Mr. request a letter signed by the above witnesses be
sent to us stating so. I
signed by the above witnesses be sent to us stating so. R Request
the letters and contact the witnesses at
AR130X) once.
M
with Easthampton Patr Paul Wood $é ... revealed
same facts"
1. Spicer's report of 30 Mar - What was it?
2. TWX is combining two reports - Need separation.
3. Did r did i1 people
see observation of 7 Apr 66.
14. Does the hearing of the jet aircraf
or 7 Apr 66
REPORTS SHOULD BE SENT TO FTT ANDREWS AFB, (OVER)

The-preparing
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 47792 (17 Aug 66) Pg2 of 4
(1) PEOPLE WERE RIDING IN CAR AND OBJECT SEEMED
TO BE LEAD ING THEM AT TIMES: THEN IT WOULD FOLLOW
ELEVAT ION.APPEARED TO BE
270 DEGREES 2. (3) NOT GIVEN UP AND
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DOWN AS IT HOVERED OVER HARBOR (5) OBJECT D ID NOT
DISAPPEAR. LIGHTS WERE SHUT OFF AND IT CAME TO A
REST I INACCESSIBLE AREA NEAR BEACH. PIOPLE
NEVER GOT QLOSE BECAUSE OF INAVAILABILITY OF BOAT.
PEOPLE WENT HOME TO CALL OTHERS. OBJCET WAS GONE' PEOPLE WENT HOME TO CALL OTHERS. OBJCET WAS GONE'
WHEN THEY RETURNED (6) 5 MINS
Co (1) GROUND-VISUAL (2) NONE KEL NONE
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 47792 (17 Aug 66) C/sah Pg 1 of 4
ACTION: RDG-4
SMB D247Z CBVCS 16
PTTU JAW RUEDGMA16 229
2 ZNR UUUUU 5: 2
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FM 52FTRWG SUFFOLK COUNTY AFB NY
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TO RUEDHQA/CSAF
. THE AF WASH DC AF WASH DC
RUED HQA/SE CRET ARY OF RUED HQA/SE CRET AR Y
RUWMFVA/ADC
RUEDMAA/1AF STEWART AFB NY RUEDMAA/1AF STEWART AFB NY
RUEDBOA/2 1A IRDIV MCGUIRE AFB NJ
RUEDF IF/HQ FTC RUEDF IF/HQ FTO WRIGHT- SON AFB OHIO
BT
. UNCLAS/520DC 00197 AUG 66.
FOR AFSC FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIV., USAF F. (AFNIN),
27AIRDIV (21ADOIN). UFO RPT. IAW AFR 200-2 INFO
SUBMITTED ON UFO SIGHT ING AT 0700. 28 JUL 66.
A. (1) TWO LIGHTS; ONE RED AND ONE WHITE ON SAME
OBJECT. (2) SIZE OF GRAPEFRUIT (3) SEE 1 ABOVE
(4) ONE (5) NONE (6) TWO LIGHTS (7)NONE (8)
NONE (9) NONE
AFHQ AOR 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 47792 (17 Aug 66) Pg 3 of 4
E. PEOPLE WERE ON WAY HOME FROM EASTHAMPTON, NY
ON THREE MILE HARBOR RD.
F. MR AGE -34;
ADDRESS EAST HAMPTON, NY
PHONE SURGEON;
REL IABIL ITY - QU REL TABIL TTY - QUE ST TONABLE ONABLE
G (1) CLEAR
(2) VELOCITY IN KNOTS WIND DIRECTION WIND D IRECTION
SURFACE 4 4 150DEGREES
6,000 FT 35 250 " :
19,000 25 260 " :
16,000 20 270 "
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20,000 30 280 DEGREES
39,000 :35 300 :
50,000 50 300 :
53,000 40 290 :
(3) CEILING - 10,000 FT (4) 7 MILES (5) 10/10 TOTAL
QLOUOS AT 10,000. C.B. WERE MOVING S.E. TO W. :
(6AT 0012 EST FREQUE NT IGHTENING OBSERVED TO T
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UNCLASSIFIED
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STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 47792 (17 Aug 66) Pg 4 of 4
SE. (7) 69 DEGREES
H STABILITY INDEX AT -1 AND POSSIBLE ICING AT 15-
, 20,000FT. MODERATE ABOVE-36,000FT
. NONEQ
J. UNKNOWN
KLT. W. D. CAMPBELL, ASS'T INTELLIGENCE OFF-
ICER. THIS REPORT IS THIRD REPORTED SIGHTING ICER. THIS REPORT IS THIRD REPORTED SIGHTING . -
iE HAS RECEIVED MUCH PUBLICITY LOCALLY; THIS I HAS RECEIVED MUCH PUBLICITY LOCALLY; THIS
MIGHT HAVE INFLUENCED HIS OBSERVATION. MR
SUFFOLK COUNTY CENTER, RIVERHEAD, NY, ARRIVED SUFFOL AD, NY, ARRIVED
. AT SCENE OF REPORTED LAND ING 0610Z AN0 SAW
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NO EVIDENCE OF AN OBJECT HAVING LANDED.
L. NONE
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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN :47669 (17 Aug 66) page 2 of 3
CABLEV ISI ON T OWER AND N EAST
(6) 5 MINS
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C(1) GROUND-VISUAL(2)NONE(3) N/A
D.(1) 01005AUG 66 (2) NIGHT D.(1) 01002,5AUG 66 (2) NIGHT
E. E E. BA CKYARD IN EA ST HAMPT ON, NY
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PATH, EAST HAMPT ON, -
OCCUPATION - TREE OCCUPATI ON -TF - QUES-
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SUR FA CE 22MEGREES 3
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10,000 240 " 5
16,000 220 " 10
20,000 210 " 12
30,000 250 : 40
AFHQ JAM $S FORM 0-309C
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DEPARTMENT T OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN : 47669 (17 Aug 66) C/1gg page l of 3
ACTION : RDC-4 INFO: XOP-1 SAFOS-B, DIA-1 (19)
ADV CY DIA
SMB B231
ZNR UUUUU 4
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FM 52FTRW G SUFFQLK
II
TO RUED HQA/CSA F
RUED HQA/SE CRETAR Y OF THE WASH D C WASH D C
RUWMFVA/ADC
RUEDMAA/1AF STEWART AFB NY RUEDMAA/1AF STEWART AFB NY 2
RUEDBOA/2 1AIRD IV M CGUIRE AFB NJ
RUEDFIF/HQ AFB OHIO OHIO
BT
SUBMITTED ON UFO SIGHT ING AT 010CZ, 5 AUG 66.
(1) ROUND SHAPE (2) OBJECT LOCATED AT 40 YARDS
AWAY 20 FEET IN D.AMETER (3) WHITE (4) ONE
(5)NONE6)NONE(7) NONE(8) NONE(9) NONE.
B. BA CK YARD WHEN MOON WAS
AFHQ 0-309C FORM
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
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AF IN :47669 (17 Aug 66) page 3 of 3
"
50,000 260 30 c.
53,000 260 : 25
(325,000 FT (4) 10/10 QL0W COVERAGE (5) 7 MILES
(6) LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS IN AREA REES
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25-30,000 FT. CONRAI 25-30,000 FT. CONRA
NONE
J Jo NONE NONE
K LT W.D. CAMPBELL, ASST INELLIGENCE OFFICER.
THIS REPORT IS MR SPICERS FOURT H REPORTED SIGHT-
ING. THIS IND IV IDUAL HAS RE CE IVED CONSIDERABLE ING. THIS I ND IV IDUAL HAS RE CE IVED CONS IDERABLE 7
LOCAL PUBLICITY AS A RESULT OF HIS REPORT S; THIS
MIGHT HAVE E I NFLUENCED HIS OBSERVAT IONS.
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TDETR
Request for Additional Information on UFo Sightings
JUL 2 1 1988
52nd Fighter Wing
Reference ths unidentified observations of 29 March and 7 April
1966. The information in your reports was not sufficient for
evaluation gnd was quite confusing. Request you clarify the
following:
a. Were there eleven observers to the 29 March sighting or
to the 7 April sighting?
b. Mailing addresses were not provided for the eleven witnesses.
These are necessary so that we may reach them to get further informa-
tion on their observat
C. Coaplete veather data is needed for both the 29 March and
the 7 April. sightings.
FOR THE COMMANDER
ARREN S. WHRELER, COlOnel, USAF
A Acting Deputy for Technology and Subsystems

SUBJECT: htings 18 August 1966
TO: Foreign Technology Division (AFSC)
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
ATTN: Maj. uintanilla
1. As you requested during our telephone conversation on 12
August, I am inclosing the report submitted to the Information Office
by Mrt Chief of Radiation Control, Suffolk County
Department of Health. It lists 11 UFO sightings whi reported
to him but, in 9 of the cases, not to this base.
2. Mr. 2. Mr said he became involved because he checked areas
of the sightings for radiatic of the sightings for radiatio He found no trace of radiation of radiation
following any sighting. following any sig
3. Detailed reports 3. I Detailed d reports of - August August sightings sightings s have been have been
submitted in our messages 52ODC submitted in our messages s 52ODC 00196 and 00197, August 66. 00197, August 66.
FOR THE FOl IDER ER
JAMES R.
Information Offier
,

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march
* My 30, 1966, Sightings 9:00 P.M.
Mr. & Mrs
East Hampton, New York Tel. #
Mr
East Hampton, New York S Tel. #
* See newspape this phenomena. (Page 2)
101006969800 CA8100
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it to be a brilliant white light, be- THE THING: Bruce Field estimated
tween 50 and 75 feet in length. It tween 50 and 75 feet in length. If 1
ward Gardiner's Island. at high ward Gardiner's Island. at high was last reported headed north, to-
speed. Drawing by Mr. Field.
1 1
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NUMBER 29 Publisi

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Saucer Is Reporied
At Napeague Beach
Wednesday night, March 30, was and beyond, to Fisher'sI Island. It
foggy with occasional drizzle, and went out of s sight in a moment, he
Bruce Field of 82 Collins Avenue, said. There was not a sound, nor
East Hampton, was driving his new did he see a car, until he passed
truck home to East Hampton from the Devon turn at Amagansett, as
Montauk. At Napeague, near the he rushed to Town Police head-
Mackay radio towers, his engine quarters to tell his story.
suddenly went dead, his lights went Three Mile Harbor
out, and his horn wouldn't blow. Five minutes before Mr.Field
He threw up the hood and began entered the station at 10:15 · p.m.
to tinker, when, equally suddenly, Dallas Spicer of Abraham's Path
the lights went back on. He got near Three Mile Harbor Road had
back in and found the horn worked finally called the police about hav-
and the engine started. ing seen, together with his wife,
Within minutes, the same elec- "a very funny light just over the
trical cut-out occurred again. This telephone pole" at the road near
time, as he was tinkering under the their house. It was pale blue, and
hood, he noticed lights along the along the it made the pole cast a shadow,
ocean ocean beach and beach and figured figured a beach a beach which moved left and right as the which moved left and right as the
buggy buggy was going was going along eastward, light itself moved to and fro.
more or less parallel with him. Mrs. Spicer had phoned the police
But the light veered offshore and a moment later to say that the light
NICAP then returned. As it moved slowly was "very was "very bright, and it is not a bright, and it not a
Seymour Becker, chief of radia- Becker, chief of r radia- over his head to the radio towers, star."
tion control in the Suffolk County tion control in the Suffolk County it shone - the most brilliant white At 10:45, Mrs. Spicer called a called a
Department of Health in Riverhead, light Mr. Field says he has ever light Mr. Field says he has ever second time, to report that the ligh:
had heard on the radio later that seen - and its shape was that of a "got very bright and got very bright and was leaving
an Unidentified Unidentified Flying Object had Flying Object had torpedo. He judged it to be between the area just over the trees, towards
been sighted. He called been sighted. He called the East 50 and 75 feet long, and about 700 East Hampton." And a few moments
Hampton Town police and asked for feet overhead. later she called to say that "the ob-
a report. Mr. Becker is also a special At the towers, the At the towers, the object sud- object sud- ject" was over the Hampton Cable-
investigator for private, nation- denly took off "faster than a jet," vision television tower - large and
wide organization called the Na- it seemed, towards Gardiner's Island glowing brightly.
tional Investigators Committee on : After the Spicer's first call, Ser-
Aerial Phenomena (NICAP). geant Russell Sanders went to the
The Spicers had called Mrs. Roy area, but he called in to say that
Lester of Amagansett. also a mem- he had not seen "the same."
ber of NICAP. She went to see
them that very evening. and on
the following evening Mr. Becker
met with the Spicers and Mr. Field
at Mrs. Lester's house. A detailed
report will be filed with NICAP at
its Washington headquarters..
The Spicers told Mrs. Lester that
their experience had begun at 9 p.m.
that evening, with violent radio
static. As he went outside to the
garage to fetch a static filter, Mr.
Spicer saw the blue light.
He and Mrs. Spicer watched it
for some time, as it brightened and
dimmed alternately, then swept
2..24 So o TNS AMNY

I wish to thank you and Lt. W. Campbell, for a very interesting and
informative visit extended to visit extended.to me me ugust 2, 1966. march 30
2
Enclosed is a report Enclosed is a report and newspape aC regarding the May 30,
April 7, 1966, and observatio ns as requested.
Very truly yours, Very
C
Radiation Control
SB: jam
Enclosures ,

across tne sky, stoppig just unuer SAUCER
the moon. All the neighborhood
dogs were barking, and their own Continued from Page 1
pony was raising a fuss in its stall. (By three individuals more or less
When Sgt. Sanders arrived, it had simultaneously?) St. Elmo's Fire -
faded. phenomenon previously reported
Black Bulk by fishermen at Napeague? (What
The Spicers were upset, and a then at Abraham's Path?) A UFO?
little later Mr. Spicer drove up A Whatchamacallit?
Abraham's Path toward the televi- Wednesday night, March 30, was
sion antenna tower. He then saw a such a night as to create electrical
black bulk in the sky, a silhouette, disturbances in the atmosphere. But,
he told the police, which flashed whatever you choose to name it,
light upwards and started to move. the Spicers and Mr. Field had an
He headed homewards, seeming- altogether eerie experience that
ly f followed by the object, so he night, and one they would rather
drove on to the Town dock on Three not repeat.
Mile Harbor Road. The shape circl-
ed over the water and headed to-
wards East Hampton. It seemed
oval and had a yellowish, reddish
tinge by that time, he told Mrs.
Lester.
What shall we call it? Swamp
gas? (Over the beach at Napeague?)
A shooting star? (Do they usually
change direction?) A hallucination?
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9:00 A.M.
Mr. & Mrs.
Mrs. nd Daughter No Tel. $#r $
Mrs. "1 " H
Mr. " 3
Mrs. V " " "
Mr. & Mrs. Tel.
raham's Path, East Hampton, New York.
Mrs.
Amagansett, New York
Potrolman Paul J. Greenwood
East Hampton Town Police lice
Tel. #
Mr. &
East Hampton, New York Tel. #

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East Hampton Town's reputation more unidentified flying objects had
T so 9 : an I 2000-488 '2270-788 0L as the unidentified flying object been reported the night before over
capital of the Northeast, or perhaps Amagansetf. Following last week's
of Suffolk County, continues un- report, Seymour Becker. of the
tarnished.Last. Thursday ·evening, County Department Health. and
SAS just eight days after the initial sight- a. member of the private National
ings here, residents of the Abra- Investigators Committee on Aerial
ham's Path area again observed Phenomena, visited the scene.
5 strange lights in the sky. Last Thursday, after the police
IJ0t This time, they were joined in
had returned to headquarters, where
their observations by a veteran and Patrolman Greenwood received con-
unexcitable member of the Town siderable teasing from his fellow
Police Force. The Abraham's Path officers, Mrs. Spicer called again,
lights, in their second sighting, did at 11:13 p.m., to report "a UFOby
not this time coincide with a view the telephone pole, like it was last
of a torpedo-shaped object of the week." D
sort seen at Napeague Beach March
!und 30.
sbe The latest episode began at 8:04 The latest episode began at 8:04
p.m. April 7, when Mrs. Dallas Spicer
of 37A Abraham's Path, near Three
Mile Harbor, reported seeing an un-
NOL identified flying object. Mr. and flying object. Mr. and
2 Mrs. Spicer had' reported overhead Mrs. Spicer had reported overhead
lights near the telephone poles there
March 30.
C961 IA IIF Rising In West
Patrolman Paul Greenwood Patrolman Paul Greenwood and
Sergeant Russell Sanders were dis-
1 patched to the scene, and were told
by the Spicers that they had ob-
served a light rising in the west,
fairly rapidly, and that it had halted
high in the sky to the northeast.
Patrolman Greenwood said later
that he then observed it himself,
like the brightest planet." Sergeant
AA 'VA W 'AAH "A  NAH AA Sanders was noncommital.
The Patrolman braced himself
against the patrol car, observing the
object glowing high in the sky. After
a while, he said, it appeared to move
in a figure-eight pattern, its motion
apparent against nearby fixed stars.
Mr. and Mrs. David Webb of East
SENIE Hampton Knolls, Patrolman Green-
wood reported, arrived with a pair
of binoculars. He said they stated
that they had seen the object from
their home earlier.
Reply
When the lights of high-flying
commercial jet planes would ap-
w -i tha liaht Dat.

piuaci ce UCUs MDALWE
rolman Greenwood said, the light
would fade. He flashed a powerful .
searchlight toward the object.
Some of the growing crowd at
the scene, he said, reported seeing
the object blink in reply, blink for
blink. "I couldn't tell," he said, "be-
cause of the glare of the light against
my eyes."
The witnesses included Mrs. Ed-
E win Bennett, Nina Smith, Viola
Madison, Benjamin Coleman, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Lester..
Mrs. Lester reported to
Police yesterday morning that two
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2. Sighting of 7 2. Sighting of 7 April mplete eweather data not available. Ceiling weather data not available. Ceiling
8, 000 feet; 8/10 cloud es; winds 4 knots, S.S. E.
3. Witnesses are:
Mrs
Easthampton, NY Easthampton, NY
Mrs
Easthampton, NY Easthampt ,NY
Mr
Easthampton, NY
Mrs.
Mr.
4. All of the above are located in East-
hampton, NY.
Mrs.
Amagansett, NY

Patrolman
Mr.& Mrs
Easthampton, NY
FOR THE COMMANDER
willadE Gumele
WILLARD D. CAMPBELL, WILLARD D. CAMPBELL, 1st Lt., USAF 1st Lt., USAF
Assistant Information Officer Assistant Information Officer
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UNCLASSIFIED
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STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN: 39384 (9 Apr 66) Pg2 of 3
B (1) TV BECAME-ERRAIIC, HIS ANIMALS BECAME UNEASY
(2) 20 BETWEEN AMA GANSET AND MONTAUK LIGHT (3) WENT
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Coflicting Data
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RISING AND FALLING. MOVED ACROSS HCRIZCN BETWEEN.
MAYSTONE LIGHT AND MONTAUK (5) DISAPPEARED 10 EAST MAYSTONE LIGHT AND MONTAUK (5) DISAPPEARED 10 EAST
AND FADED (5) WATCHED OEJECT FCR TWO HRS AND 15 MIN. AND FADED (6) WATCHED ODJECT FCR TWO HRS AND 15 MIN. 2
C. (1) GRCUND VISUAL (2)BINCCULARS (3) N/A GROUND VISUAL(2)BINCCULARS (3)N/A
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F. NAME F. NAN EASTHAMPTON EASTHAMPTON
NY, AGE 34 CUPATION TREE SURGEONN
RELIABILITY: TALKED IN AN UNEDUCATED RANNER.
G (1) CLEAR. NO WIND CR CLCUDS. AFTER CEJECT DIS-
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(5) N/A(6) (7)N/A.
H. I. J. N/A ? apil 46
(K. ELEVEN PEOPLE SAW THIS OEJECT.
SAW SOMETHING 30 MAR -T
AFTER ING WITH 52FW CPERATIONS, WE
AFHO JAN 65 FORM 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Elih
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN: 39384 (9 Apr 66) Pg l of 3
ACTION: NIN-7
INFO : XOP-1, XO (15) ADV CY DIA
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CN UFO SIGHTING AT 0015Z.8 AER 66:
A(1) ROUND (2) N/A (3) ERIGHT YELLOW LIGHT (4) ONE (5) N/A
(6) ERIGHT YELLOW-WHITE LIGHI WITH RED BEAN CN IOP,
OCCASIONAL ELUE FLASHES NONE (9) NONE.
AFHQ JAN 65 FORM 0-309C UNCLASSIFIED (s/r)

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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
STAFF MESSAGE BRANCH
INCOMING MESSAGE
AF IN: 39384 (9 Apr 66) Pg 3 of 3
april 66
FLYING IN THAT AREA AT THIS TIME: HOWEVER, THESE
ELEVEN PEOPLE HEARD JET ACFT. ALSO, DISCUSSION WITH
0024 REVEALED S FACTS.
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