PROJECT BLUE BOOK

PROJECT T0073 RECORD
1. DATE · TIME GROUP 2LOCATION
25 Mar 61 26/0430Z Orlando, Florida (1 wicness)
. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
Civilian Astro (S/P) Maa
1. NUMBER OBJECTS ON A3 CF 2 DEGREES -REES AT 23 DE6- ELEVATION Ar TION
MARS ON MARSO OF 293
Two ALCTUCUS CN A3 0F 84DESRERS AT 32 DEE- ELEVFTICN. ALCTUCUS CN AZ 0F 84DESREES Fr -FF ned
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS AND ANALYSIS
1 hour 30 minutes Both oojects appeared round and red appeared to stagger some
distance apart distance apa One ooject was approx. 50 degrees elevation
t.. TYPE OF OBSERVATION 80 degrees azimuth, second object was at 45 degrees elevation 80 degrees azimuth, second object was at 45 degrees elevation -
Ground-Visual 90 degrees azimuth. 90 degrees azimuth.
7. COURSE
Stationary
3. PHOTOS
C Yes
$2 No
2. PHYSI IDENCE
17 Yes
xNo
FORM
FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of thle form mey be used.

astro(5/p)
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HQ, 13AOTH AIR BASE GROUP (MAC)
CRLANDO AIR FORCE 3ASE, FLORIDA 32813
REPLY TO ATTNOM 13600
25 MAR67
SUBJECTI Unidentified Flying Object Oukando, Flovida
TOI FTD (TDETR)
The following is submitted in accordance with paragraph 8,
AFR 80-17.
A. Description of Object:
(1) Both objects round.
(2) Object Number One: Dime size; Object Number Two: Small
button.
(3) (3) Bright Red. Bright Red.
(4) (4) Two. Two.
(5) (5) Staggered some distance apart (approximately l0°). Staggered some distance apart (approximately l0°).
6) 6 Smaller object Smaller object (number 2) flashed white once or (number 2) flashed white once or twice then twice then
all red. all red.
(7) (7) None.
(8) None.
Number one appeared as 2 red lights fusing together.
B. Description of Course of bjects:
(1) Noticed objects in Eastern sky when observer went outdoors
with dog.
(2) Number One: Approximately 50 elevation 80o. Number Two:
Approximately 45° elevation at 90.
3)
(4) Objects remained in fixed position.
5) N/A
(6)

C. Manner of Observation:
(1) Ground-visual.
2) Observer was wearing bifocal prescription glasses correcting
for near-sighted vision.
) N/A.
D. Time and Date of Sighting:
(1) to 2330 1ocal, 25 March 1967.
(2 Night, haze.
E. Location of Observer: 81° 23 5'W 28° 50'N. 200 feet Northwest
of Lake Weston, Orlando, Florida.
F. Identifying Information server:
(1) Civilian - Mrs. Civilian - Mrs. Age 44 Age
Orlando, Florida, 32810, Clerical Assistant GS-5, Hq AAVS Orlando, Florida, 32810, Clerical Assistant GS-5, Hq AAVS (AVMDC),
Education level - 2 years college. Education level - 2 years college. Estimation verage.
2 N/A.
G. Weather and Winds - Aloft Weather and Winds - Aloft Conditions at Time and Place of Sightings:
(1) account: Calm, Hazy. Calm, Hazy.
(2) McCoy AFB McCoy AFB Wind Direction and Velocity:
Surface 100 3Kt
6M 100 15 Kt
10M Calm
16M 330° 15 Kt
20M 3100 15 Kt
30M 280° 26 Kt
50M 280 65 Kt
(3) Ceiling: H High.
(4) Visibility: 10 miles
(5) Amount of Thin, scattered.
(6) Thunderstorms in Area: None.
(7) Gradient: Not Available.
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1360th AirI Base Group, Orlando AFB, Florida. The investigator contacted
the planeterium did not actually observe the objects covered by this
report, he felt certain the two objects reported wer the planet Mars
and Jupiter that have the appearance of bright red fixed objects in the
Eastern sky at this time of year and location. I believe the objects
sighted were the planets Mars and Jupiter.
PetoDSacco
PETER D. SACCO, Major, USAF PETER D. SACCO, Major, USAF
Chief, Operations and Training Division Chief, Operations and Training Division
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