PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT 10073 RECORD
. DATE - TIME GROUP . DATE · TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION . LOCATION
19 Nov. 66 20/04452 Winter Park, Florida Winter Park, Florida one witness
3. SOURCE . CONCLUSION
Civilian Civilian Other(reflection)
4. NUMBER OF NUMBER OF OBJECTS OBJECTS
One
5LENOTH OF ORSEAVATION
2 mintues Observer noted a round shaped orange colored object directly
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION in front of her car. The object went down then up during
Ground Visual the observation. When the observer turned off the street
she lost visual contact with the object.
7. COURSE
N/A Investigating officer drove down the same road as did the
witness and said that it is improbable the witness could
8. PHOTOS have maintained control of her car without watching the
Yes road. It is believed that the witness saw nothing more
No than a reflection of some sort.
. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Yos
X No
FORM
FTD FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of thia form may be used. Previous editions of thia form may be used.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASE, PLORIDA J2O13 HO, 1240TH AIR BASE GROUP (NAC)
HEALT ATINO 13600/Maj Sacco 21 Dec 66
SUBJECT Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)
FTD (TDETR)
The following is submitted in accordance with AFR 80-17
a. (1) Round like a ball
(2) (2) Grapefruit draperrult
(3) Orange and Orange and fluorescent
(4) One 4) One
) N/A only one 5) N N/A only one
(6) None
(7) None
(8) None
(9) None
b. (1) Sighted object out window of automobile
(2) 45° straight ahead
(3) Northeast
(4) Down then up
(5) Unknown.
) 2 minutes
c. (1) Ground-visual
2) ) None None
(3) N/A () N/A
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COMMENTS OF INVESTIGATING OFFICER
Mrs indicated she sighted the object from her car
when returning home at approximately 2345 hours. She did
not stop at any time to make any further observations as she
was tired and wanted to get to bed. Mrs claimed this object
was suspended at an approximate angle, Yo00 to 2000 feet
in the distance and she viewed it steadily for about 2 minutes;
she lost sight of it when her car passed underneath it. She
made it clear on several occasions that she did not believe in
flying saucers, but was curious as to what this sighting could liying saucers, bae was curious as co wnat chls slghnelng could
be. She also asked if the Air Force had methods and instruments
to investigate such objects. I had to repeat two or three times
what called her attention to this object and each time the answer
was evasive; however, she finally said it was God's will that made
her look into the sky. She also stated that God controlled the
1 objects in the sky and not man.
Summary: I drove dowm the route she traveled; this route has I drove down the route she traveled; this route has
large trees overhanging large trees overhanging from both sides of the road from both sides of the road i and at one time and at one time
or another the trees would l have definitely obscured her vision.
Further, it i improbable that she could have maintained control of
her car without watching the road. I do not believe Mrs was
seeking any publicity but she did appear nervous throughout the
questioning. It is my opinion that Mrs had seen a reflection
of some sort, and this should not be pursued any further.
Tit Lacco
PETER D. SACCO, MajOr, USAF
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d. (1) 20 December 1966 0445Z
(2) Night
e. 280 35'N 810 20'W, 2 miles north of ( OAFB, Palmer St and
Lakemount Ave.
f. Civilian, Mrs Ave, Winter Park,
Fla., housewife, unknown
g. (1) U USAF weather McC a; clear
(2) (2) 6K 6K 280 280 O @25Kt @25Kt
1OK 230 0 @20Kt
16K 300 O @30Kt
20K 320 0 @25Kt
3OK 3OK 320 () ( @45Kt
5OK 300 300 ( @55Kt
80K Not available
) (3) Unlimited Unlimited
(4) Clear - 10 miles
5) Zero
(6) None
7) 51°
h. None
i. None
j. C-121, 0500Z; B52 0045 5L; DC8 0008L; 727 0013L (departure McCoy AFB)
K. Major Peter D. Sacco, Chief Operations and Training Division,
1360th ABGp, Orlando AFB Fla. (Comments attached)
1. None 1. None
FOR THE COMMANDER COMMANDER
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PETER D. SACCO, MajOr, USAF PETER D. SACCO, Major, USAF 1 Atch
Chief, Operations and Training Chief, Operations an Training Division Comments of Major Sacco
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