PROJECT BLUE BOOK

, PROJECT ICO73 RECORD
i. -IME GROUP LOCATION TOn
16 206 ,Os 7/1052 Syracuse, Now Syrcouse, Now Yeu Ye:
2. sonnne 10. CONCLUSION 10. CONCLUSION
111o6ry INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR EVALUATION
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1. NUBER OF OBJECTS 1. NUIBER OF OBJECTS
Jose Jose Stated
5. LENGTH OF CSSERVATION S. LENGTH OF CSSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
. ?YPE OF CBSERVATION SEE CASE FILE
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o. PHOTOS
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9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
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TDET/UFO 28 February 1967
16J667
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Orfice of Information (35cIo)
Headquarters 35th Air Division )
Hancock Field
Syracuse, New York 13225
Reference your letter 17 February 1967, sub,jeet UF0 observation.
Your report concerning gan Ur0 observation of 16 February 1967 is - February 1967 is
inadequate and
FOR THE COMMANDER
AOO GL BO O/L OXMES C. MANATT, COlOnel., USAF OMES C. MANATT, COlOnEl., USAF 1 Atch
Prector of chnology and Subsystems U7O Report, 16 Feb 67 U7O Report, 16 Feb 67
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 35TH AIR DIVISION (ADC)
HANCOCK FIELD O
REPLY TO SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 13225
ATIN OF: Office of Information (35C10) 17 Feb 67
SUBJECT: Unidentified ine ioo Report
TO: FTD
1. Attached is a UFO report taken on the evening of 16 Feb 67 by Air Force
personnel in 35th Ai ns, Hancock Field, Syracuse, NY.
2. Report is forwarded to you for necessary action
AFR 80-17. AFR 80-17.
FOR THE COMMANDER FOR THE COMANDER
CEOC.Cal CEQC.Cal
CECIL C COLE, 2d Lt, USAF 1 atch 1 1 atch
Chief of Information UFO Report dtd 16 Feb 67 UFO Report dtd 16 Feb 67
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o. Color Kediil d. Muber
t. Feranilon, if more than one
NOISE
B. Coareide sound, if heard -NIL
i. othor portinont or umisual featurgs ALUMINATED THEWHOLE HousE
H!!NANV 190m8
sertptcn of courne of objeot() DUE WEST
c.
da Matription of rlaght path and manouvers of objoot(s) MorinG iRom MALONs
ARLA
t. Length of thso in olght
3: Hsznor of o
od-sleotroni, airvisual, air-oleotronis. (I NTON
a.
1 =d MAIONS .
, ' I " 1 yy4 MASSIUA
b. stoveaint of optionl aids (talnseopes, binoculars, ote., and dosoription
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epoed,
end home station
4 1/4
40 Heo and dow of sightings 19450 19
a. Znl tio-dat grmup of sighting A. Zil ti-dats grop of sighting S120 CALLED 498153 CALLED 498150 00557 1. √
b. Kaht conditionn Msint, dav,dem, dusk - .
5. ohtarver. Rrot Lati-budo , or posiiion with roferenee ,or position with rofaranco
to a knoza londark a iza londark
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H01198
6. Xd feranidon of cll oboorverus
C.. ddroas, ocsugatien.
EOADS(ODC) or 38 PC1 Pravious oditions of this form may: ed until tock is xteugted
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D. Kilay  ed, orgadion, duy otien, d t of roleMly
7. Woather and winds-alort conditions at timo and place of oighting
n. Obsorrer's acoount of weather oonditions
D.
Surrzon 280 /22K. 20,000' 210/50
6,0001 030/55 30,000' 260/95
10,000" 270/45
10,0001 50,c00' 260150
15,0001 280/45 80,000' 970/35
. Coilins 320060rER0357 ..
d. 3 30
.. Annnt of Cloud Covor 9118
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locad 0 Ac
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12. Ezi. o tono Edoionon Adencs, suth as xatorials and doncs, suth aa xatorials and photographa
LO. 'as Lon dukens 13. As Lon dukem
SET(ROAF 17/031

MEMO for the Record: 21 Feb 67
Contact with Sgt. Jackmon, Westover AFB (ext 23l6) provided the
following additional information Loring AFB, Main: was using the
low level training route Clever Cha shortly e observation.
Aircraft from Loring AFB made 4 feleases 23002330, and o000Z.
They should be completely ont of the area ap oproximately 30 minutes
later. There were also high flying aircraft in the area at Oo45Z,
but Sgt. Jackmon did not feel that they could have been easily but Sgt. Jackmon did not feel that they could have been easily
cbserved. He did not think that the policeman could have seen the
aircraft that had a bomb release at OoooZ unless the time of obser- aircraft that had a bomb release at OoooZ unless the time of obser-
vence was about 2350z. vence was about 2350z.
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