PROJECT BLUE BOOK

Probable Astro (VENUs)
4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS The local Air Base was called during sighting. Nothing unusual
observed on search, height finder or
One Two airuen went outside to try to cbserver the ohject.
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
15 Minutes 15 Minutes Civilian observers sigated Civilian observers sigated a round a round red-orange object that red-orange object that was was
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION approx 20 yds in diameter. Inside lights were approx 20 yds in diameter. Inside lights were observed. observed. The
ob ject moved in a Easterly direction and back to the origanel
Ground-Visual position then disappeared rapidly over the horizon position hen disappeared apidly over the horizon to the es the Hes
7. COURSE COURSE
COMMENTS CONT'D, They noticed an object in the COMMENTS CONT'Ds They noticed an object in the general drec general
See Summery of the initial sgating. They said it appeared bigger than a bigger than a
8. PHOTOS PHOTOS and silver in color. Shaped and diameter were not known due and silver in color. Shaped and diameter were not known due
to the distance of the object. Twenty minutes later the obje§t Twenty minutes later the obje§t
Yes had disappeared. VENuS was setting in the Western sky at
XXNO approx 2050 hrs. VENuS with a stellar mag., at this time of
9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE PHYSICAL DENCE year, of -3.4 would have been the brightest astronomical body
Yes in the western sky.
XXNo
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FTD SEP 63 0-329 (TDE) Prevlous ditions of thi form mey bo ueed.
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on 2l March 1967. A detailed investigation lead to the conclusion
pryfo
would have been the brightest astronomical body in the western
siky-
The report from Osceola AFS reported no unusual sightings
010/1za1 observed on radar. In addition, personnel at Osceola reported
observing a star like object quite bright in the western sky. The
description submitted by the civilian observers and the military

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Phone 24 St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin
March 29, 1967
Seoretary of the Air Force
(SAP-OI)
Bolling Air Force Base,
Washirgton, 20332
Dear Sir,
We wonder if you could rive us any confirmation or icformation on a revort
at Farmington, Wisconsin, on Tuesdey t, March 21, again or e 22nd.
Ofricials at the Osceola base tell US that they are not in a to
confirm whether or not th object tracked on their radar screens (this
is a redar stetion).
1 The object, which was said to be saucer-shaped, with a steadily glowing
orange light on its dome, moved, darted and hovered about low in the sky,
Within a half-mile of four observers. Two young boys first sighted it and
called anot'er man and woran to watch. They observed it about 15 ninutes
before it dnrted very swiftly off to the west. The object arpeared again
the folloving nigrt when the boys were alone, and they snerped a picture
of it as it flew overhead, but since they've just sent their film in for
procersins, we don't know yet if arything could havè turned out. procersins, ve d on't yet if anything could havè turned out.
They also reported that their radio stopoed dead suddenly, and that their
dcg ran off howling into the bern. This incident occurred on a farm within
three mile s of the Osceola Air Force Station, the m,
Fermington, Wisconsin.
When these peonle snotted the object ard phoned the Air Force base, the men
whe arevered told them thet by steooins outside the door, they could see
the crange
Could possibly comment for the newsoaper about this report?
Would you be he object tracked on the radar screens?
Thank you for any info Lon you on us,
Sincerel
(Mrs
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- CT: UNFORMATION ON UFO SIGHTING. IHIS (
VESSARE IN TWO I THIS UMIT WAS CONTACTED ZZ MAH THIS UMIT WAS CONTACTED Z2 MAH -
67 AT 0235Z BY MR 67 AT 02357 BY RR 2 OSCEOLA, WISCONSIN D4OZ0. RR 2 OSCAOLA, WISCONSIN D4OZ0.
THIS ORGANIZATION THIS IRM., DENY OR ACKNOWLEDGE ANY QUESTIONS QUESTIONS (
3 MADE 1.
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THE IMPRES
PART II. REPC FORMAT AS OUTLINED IN PARA I1, AFR
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A. DESORIPTION OF$ THE OBJEOT.
(1) ROUND 4
(2) 20 YRDE IN DIAMETER -
(3) RED ORANGE
(4) ON= (1) 4
setting
Venus (
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2050L
PAGF 2 RUCIHMHOOO5 UNCLAS
(5) NO FORMATION

(1
20 YRDS IN DIAMETER
(3)RED ORANGE
(4) ON=(1)
Venua setting
approtimatily
( Q
2050L
( 005 UNCLAS
(5) NO FORMATION
(6) NONE
(7) NONE
(R) NONE (R) NONE
(9) INSIDE LIGHTS (9) INSIDE LIGHTS OBSERVED OBSERVED
P. DESCRIPTION P. DESCRIPTIO UIRSE
(1) O=JECT L WAS COMING FROM BARN WAS COMING FROM BARN
(0) BOO FT ABOVE BARN AT 270 (0) 300 FT DEGREES DEGREES
(3) HORIZON - 270 DEGREES 31 HORTZON 270.
(4) ORJECT MOVED IN A EASTERLY DIRESTION AND BACK TO THE
ORGINAL POSITION
(5) DISAPPEARED OVER THE HORIZON TO THE WEST
1 (6) 15 MIN.
C. MANVER OF OBSERVATION.
(1) GROWND/VISUAL
( (2) VONE
(3) NONE
D. TIME AND DATE OF 2
(1) 02352 22 1ARCH 1967. (2035L 21 MARCH 67)
(2) NIGHT

(2) MILITARY C, 674TH RADAR SQUADRON
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SOUADRON OSCEOLA,
3. WEATHER AND 3. WEATHER AND ALOFT ONDITIONE AT TIME OF SIGHTING.
(1) CLEAR (I) CLEAR
- (2) . ..
(A) CALM
(B) 6,000 - 330DEGREES/20
(0) 10,000 - 320 DEGREES/25
(0) 16,000 - 320 DEGREES/35
(T) 20,000 - 310 DEGREES/40
~ (F) 30,000 - 310 DEGREES/40
(3) 50,000 - 230 D39AZES/45
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(I) COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS OFFICER
(A) NO UNUSUAL SICHTINGS OBSERVE (A) NO UNUSUAL SICHTINGS OSSERVED ON OF SEARGE, HEIGHT FINDER
OR GAP FILLER RADARS AT THIS UNIT.
(B) VERS AT THE TIME OF SICHIINGS WERE AT MR. THE TIME OF. SIGHIINGS WERE AT MR.
Qm FARM WHICH IS LOCATED THREE MILES WEST OF OSCEOLA ARM WHICH MILES WEST OF OSCEOLA ('s I's
AFS, WISC. AFTER RECEIVING CALL, AIRMAN HERR AND AIRMAN ROSS WENI AFS WISC. AFTER RECEIVING CALL, AIRMAN HERR AND AIRMAN ROSS WENi
OUTSTDE OF SAGE BUILDING TO TRY AND OBSERVE OSJECT REPORTED. IHEY
SIGHT- Nerua
ING. IHEY SAID PPEARED BIGGER THAN A STAR AND SILVER IN COLOR.
CYADT
( TWENTY MINVIES LATER OBJECT HAD DISAPPEARED.
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