PROJECT BLUE BOOK

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE7107720

DATE OF SIGHTINGApril 1966

REPORTED LOCATIONLos Angeles California

FRAMES5

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD
DATE · TIME GROUP LOCATION WiTheis.
2 April66 2/1230Z Los Angeles, Califormia (Witness)MuTiPAE)
3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION c leewo
Civilian Other.(CONTRAIL) prm. noeletient
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4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS SY lrave
Patte ir tyai ——
One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Not Reported Object first Object first appeared in the form of a horseshoe then changed changed
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION to something to something like an exclamati on mark. like an exclamation mark.
Ground-Visual
7. COURSE Wituers
3 3
Not Reported ai, rofortd
8. PHOTOS PHOTOS 4.0.
at 4:30 4.0. 4:30
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9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
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FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 6Oth AIR BASE GROUP (MAC) TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA 94535
REPLY TO ATTN OF: OTO 25 APR 1965
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object
√
TO: ArSS (rTD) 22 OD9 MAXIN
UFO Report as required by paragraph 14, AFR 200-2
a. Description of the object
(1) Not reported
(2) Not estimted
3)Bright Blue Light
(4) An Exact number not reported (4) An Exact numbe eported
(5) IA
(6) Given as a nuber of Bright Objects and a Bright Blue
Light
(7) Not reported )Not reported
3) IIA (3) IIA
) None (9) Mone
b. Description of course of object:
) Seen in the sky
(2) T Towards the Eastern Ster
() Same
(4) : Not reported
(5) Unknowm
30 Minutes
c. Hanner of observations
(1) Ground visual
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() None
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() NA
d. Time and date of sighting
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() 1 1225 2 4/21/66 ..
() Night
e. Location of Observers
(1) Numerous calls Napa, California Police dispatcher and
telephone operator 39, Fairfield, California.
(2) None reported
f. Weather and winds
() Clear
) TAFB, 1230 Z
0o
) Clear
(4) More than 10 miles
) None
would give an opinion. Captain Neubauer used AF binoculars; he stat~
was gases in the atmosphere. Captain Neubauer is a weather forecast :.
stationed at Travis Air Force Base.
h. None pesrtst Gau
i. i None
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j. George T. Wilson, Major, USAF
k. None, Neubauer's statenent appoars to be a gessitl
solution.
0 MANDER
hén f
LEWIS P GABY, MAjor, USAF
Base Operations Officer
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19 July 66
Conversation with radar section at Camp Pendleten, Califernia
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