PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PRUJECI JUJ/S RECURD
1. DATE · TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION
23_Nov 66 Roswell, New M (One witness)
3. SOURCE 3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian INSUFFICIENT LVA FOR EVALUATION INSUFFICIENT LNTA FOR EVALUATION
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
One .
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 5.LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
One hour One hour SEE CASE
TYPE OF OBSERVATION 6.
Ground Visual
7. COURSE .
West
3. PHOTOS
n Yes
XNo
2. PHYSIC VIDENCE
17 Yes
FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may bo' used.
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TDET/UFo (Maj H Quintanilla, Jr/70916/mhs/9 Dec 66)
Unidenti Renori 66)
6th Strategic Aerospace Wing (DXI) DEC 1 4 1986
Attn: lst Lt David
The attached unidentified: flying object report is being returned
1 February 1966, is an information brochure and does not contain the
procedures for Air Force submission of UFo reports.
FOR THE COMMANDER
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DeGOES, COLOne l, USAF 1 Atch
pirector of Techmology and Subsystems UFO Rpt, 22 Nov 66,
New Mexi co

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 6TH STRATEGIC AEROSPACE WING (SAC)
WALKER AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO, 88201
REPLY TO ATTN OF: DXI 29 November 1966
SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object Report
TO: Project Blue Book Office
Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433
Attached is a report of. an unidentified flying object received by this
office from Mr Director of Roswell New Mexico Museum.
This is being forwarded to you in accordance with Project Blue Book This is being forwarded to you in accordance with Project Blue Book
dated 1 February 1966. dated 1 February 1966.
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FOR THE COMMANDER FoR tHe
Gald David 1Darid
DONALD W. DAVID, 1st Lt, USAF DONALD W. DAVID, 1st Lt, USAF 1 Atch 1 Atch
Chief, Division of Information UFO llarrative
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Peace....is our Profession

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT 29 November 1966
Submitted to: Ist Lt Robert D. Dubiel, Information Office, Walker
AFB, Mex, on 23 Nov 66 by Mr. Director
Roswell New Nexico Huseun.
NARRATIVE: On Tuesday evening, 22 November 1966, Mr nd
his assistant museum director were drivi tro from Vaughn, Mrex to Roswell,
Nilex on llighway 285. Nilex on llighway 285. Leaving Vaughn at about 193o NST they noticed what Leaving Vaughn at about 193o MST they noticed what
they thought was "an awfully bright" star after driving about 20 miles.
The "star" was about 35 degrees above the SE horizon and was a bright
white light. They drove on trying to figure out what star it was." white light. They drove on trying to figure out what star it was.
The light then moved west across the highway and dropped to 20 dagrees The light then moved west across the highway and dropped to 20 dagrees
above the horizon, so they stopned the car to take a closer look. No
sound was made by it and ilr. described it then as a "pulsating
light that would dim out folloued by a blinking red light". After the
red light the white light would return and so on.
They watched the "uFo" all the wav to Roswell arriving about 2100
hours wSt. During the course of this tine, it n the following
pattern: after west across the highway it again m ed east, then south
toward Rosvell, then west, then east where they could no longer see it.
because of trees, etc It was east of Roswell when they arrived in Roswell.
The "uFo" moved at different sneeds, but was not erratic. It made
sharp, quick tu irns when changing diractions s as coposed to gradual turns.
It was stationa ary at some points and seemed throughout the evening to
change altitudes. Being so far away tir. Smith and his assistant guessed
that it was always south of Roswell.
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