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.. PROJECT 10073 RECORD
1. DATE - TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
30 Oct.66 2155Z Blue Point, New York multiple
3. SOURCE 3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION . CONCLUSION
Civilian Civilian Astro(Arcturus)
NUMBER OF OBJECTS an elevation of
NUMBER OF OBJECTS approximately 13 degrees. approximately 13 degrees.
one
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 11. BRIEF SUMMARY D ANALYSIS
60 minutes Observers watched for Observers watched for several nights a cylinder shaped several nights a cylinder shaped
object in the western sky. The object appeared white on top
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION and red on the bottom side. A green light appeared to side. green light appeared to
Ground Visual Ground Visual rotote about middle part of the object. rotote about middle part of the object. The object has The object has
appeared three straight nights. noootne The obiects disappeared The objects disappeared
7. COURSE instantanecusly to the north.
Basically Stationary
Description is consistent that of an astronomical
8. PHOTOS observation.
Yes
X No
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yes
No
FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used.

Size compared to a nown object(use one
pea, dime nickel, quarter, half dollar, silver dollar, baseball, grapefruit or
basketball) held in the hand at about an arm's length.
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Color top an'd
Niei
Number
Formation,
7184
Sound. If heard, describe sound
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What first called the attention of the observer(s) to the object(s)?
Cppeuee To ke diflng
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one hour, etc.)
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Marner of Observation:
Use one ation of the following items: ground-visual,
air-visual, spe of radar).
Statement as to optical scopes. binocelars, ete. used and
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type of aircraft
identification# altitude
heading speed and home
station
Date and Time of Sighting:
. Date:30 C6
Zulu Time: 2055 error?
, dawn, dusk
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Location of Observer(s):
Pinpoint location accurately. U Use street and building names if it wi!l
at 22 Dune Road, Westhampton Beach,
N.Y.) Obpe con of
Identification of Observer:
Name
Age 11 EDUCATION 2Cl.
Mailing g Address
Blu PonT
Phone Numbe
OccupationCvieniss Dii c A/c Cp
nd
abxeiver
Witnesses - Obtain nane,
necessary.
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OTHER COMMENTS HE MAY WANT TO ADD. TE R) FOR
CALLING.
WHEN THE CALLER HAS HUN WHEN THE CALLER HAS HUNG UP, CA . 438
. FOR THE GURDORM TION:
WIND DIRECTICN WIND DIRECTICN VELOCITY IN KNOTS & DEGREES -
SURFACE: w 3 260" 260°
6,009'
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10, 000'
16, 000'
20, 000'
30, 000'
40, 000'
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50, 00G'
80,000'
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sightings. When a report comes in that is obviously based on more
tangible evidence, or when several reports of sightings at the same time
are received, contact t the Operations Duty Officer through the CAC, , Ext
493. Reports are much more easily investigated I at the time of the sightings
than a day or two later. Your
Force investigate these sigl ofessional manner.
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Any other unusual activity or condition, meteorolc
otherwise, which might account fo e sighting.
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NEXT T CALL THE COMBAT THE
FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
Was radar sighting made? By whom?
Was intercept taken?
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Location, approximate altitude, and general direction of flight of any
: air traffic or balloon release rea which possibly account for
the sighting. the sighting.
FINALLY, CALL GRUMMAN AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS SECTION AT
727-1500,
OR THE SIGHTING.
Oullil 20. 220 Cliiclef
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Only the Office of
Information, Hq. USAF, is authorized to release information concerning
UFO reports. If you are called by members of the press, ask them to
please call the Information Officer, Capt. raig at 288-2747, or his assis-
tant, Campbell at ext. 398.
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