PROJECT BLUE BOOK

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PROJECT 1C073 RECORD CARD
2. LCCATION 1O. CONCLLSISNS
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2.  ARION
3-5 mánuses 1 West
NO. BRICF SUNMAPY SF SICHTING NO. GRIEF SUNMAPY OF SICHTING . 11.
1. Repers megheets winds alore,
locak a/s and balloen zeleasce. locak a/s and balloen releasce.
2. Serce inexperienced. 2. Semrce inexperienced.
ATIC VORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

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AEOTIONS
12. Estimate hov long you euy the objrot? apbrort -3 to 5 mew
Houre Knates Secords
12.l Civel, one o? tho Rulleving to indicate how certuin you are
ctpour Musver te heastion 2:
D. ce Not very sure
Valrly sure c, Jist a queas
14.Didt
(r2 Ca 1.r pach quesbion) (irie Cas jr pach question)
1he2 G m 142 Ga m? Dor'y knew Dor'o kuew
14.2 Chng'Spevo? 14.2 Charg'spevo? Date kotw Doatakoow
14.3 chig. size? 14.3 chiog siza? or or
14.4 14.2 Chs.Colue? ChsColue? FTOR FTON
1405 1405 Evok v te y Eronk ep te y SRUT SROT
explosc!
1406 Gire nif omoke? Donte L
14.7 Cht ago trighanose? Chtage trightnose? 15
14,8 114,8 Flick, tach,c Flick, thach, cs
12..72027 Eort i
14.9 Eve in metionlone? Y.s Ho Dt kow
15. Did the abgrct give off a Might? (Jarele weo): (Yes nn Den't krow
15.1 IF yn, snswored YEs, what was the coler of the Jight?
16. Toll in e fow wree the fo.towing things arout tho bjeet?
16.1 Sound
16.2 Co yellow
17. IF thore was MORE THAH ONE objeot, thon how many wore there?
Draw a picture cf how they were arrunged, rd pu: an arrow to
show the direction thoy wore nevelings
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18. Did the object at any time:
18.1 Move behind somothing? (Cirele One) Yes (NO) Don't know
IF you answered YES, then tell what it moved behind.
18.2 Move in front of something? (Cirele One) Yes (No Don't know
IF you nswered YES, then tell what it moved in front of.
18.3 Blond with tho background? (Cirele One) Yes (No Don't know
19. Which of the following object's is about the sume actual size as the I9.Whicn or tne following object's is about the same actuai size as the
object you saw? (Circle One)
a. Pou a. Poa f. Automobile
b. Bassball g. Small airplane
c. Baskotball h. Large airplane
d. Bieyele wheel Dirigiblo-(Smael) Dirigiblo-(Small)
e. Office desk j。 Other
19.1 Cirele one of the following to indicate how certain you are
of your answer to Question 19.
a Cortain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly cortain d. Uncertain
20. Try to tell the following things about the object:
20.1 How high above the earth was it? feet.
20.2 How far was it from you? hw foot or miles.
20.3 How fast was it going? miles por hour.
20.4 Cirelo one of the following to indicate how certain you are
of your unswer to the abovo questions:
a. Cortain c. Not very sure
b. Fairly cortain d. Just a quess
21. How did the cbjeetdisappoar from viow?
(Cirele One): a Suddenly c. Othor
Gradually d. Don't remember
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SECTION D
22. In the following skotch, imagine your cyo t tho point shown.
Place an "A" on the curved line to show how high the objeet was
whore it was whon you last suw Tt. abovo the horizon when you first saw it. Pluos a "B" to show
Overhead
Your eye Horizon
Your eye
23. In the fol'eving ekotch plase an "A" ct thie position tho objoct 23. In the fol)eving ekatch plase an "A" ct the position the objoct
was whon you firos suw it, and a "B" an ist pesitlon when you was whon yeu firon suw it, and a "B" an lst pesitlon when you last suw i.
Overhot.d
Horison Horizon
Your eye
24. Draw a picture t..t will show the metion that the objoct made.
Place an "A" at the boginning of its path und a "B" at the end of its path.
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25. Draw a picture that will show tho shape of the object. Label and
include ir ycur sketch any datails of the object th t you saw, und
plice an urrew beside the drawing to show the direction the objeet
was moving, CANE APPE ARANCE
LIGhTS ( OF ROTATING OR
CENTER POLSATIP
SECPICN E
26. Was thie th Pirst Pinn the vou have sesn an objeet like this?
(Circle One): (Y) o
26.1 IF you answored NO, then when. whoro, and nder what
o me di you sec thor sme e diou sec thor e
27. In your cpitist what do you think the chjoct vas and what might 27. In your cpiuisr what do you think the ohjoct vas and what might
have caused 1
Ain Force Experiment AinForce Experiment
28. Give the fotloriey informetion abrut yourself:
NAIE
Middla Namo
ADDR-SS Tee
otres City Zone State
TELEPHONE NUMBE
What is your presont job?
Ago
Sex Tesnale
Last School attended
Yoar of last attendanco at this school
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29. Was anyone lso with you at the time you saw the object?
29.1 IP you wgwered Ws, cid thay soo the objost vee
(Crin eY
29.2 Plense Me) tvir zam : end addrecsses
30. Ploase ads La uny ru whar sommohts which you believe are Smportant. 30. Ploase ads Lo uny fu shir sommnts which you believe are Smportant. Uso additiorai cn can ' sho swuo e'zo pner if zeneasury. Uso additiorai cn can s' sho shuo e'zo pner if ze'easury.
THE APPARENT CONFEICT OF REPORTED
Size As ReFcecreO By ITEm 19 IS
DUE TO A MIS-INTERPRETATION OF THd DUE TO A MIS-INTERPRETATION OF THE
PHRASINY OF THE QUERY OBSOCT frcTonce..
ACTOALLY APPEARED TO BE THE SIZE OF
A SMACL BICYCCE WHEEL AT SO FEET.
WERE THE OBSECT ITSECF ONLY S0
FEET DISTANCE, IWOOld BE INClINED
TO STA TE SI ZE AS NEAR LY THAT OF1A
D1R191BCC.

PROJECT 10073 WORKSHEET
I. GENERAL
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 3. TIME
Local: :2/00
20 San An Tonio e6 Zebra: 42
4. WAS OBJECT OBSERVEO FROM THE GROUND? Yes No
Naked Eyo
iC] Binoculars
Tolescope
[Theodolito
5. WAS OBJECT OBSERVED BY GROUND RADAR? □ Yes No
]By Ono Sot
□By Two Seta
By Three Sets
6. WAS OBJECT OBSERVED FROM THE AIR? Yeu 0
A/C Observed Objoct
[C]Interception Attempted
No Intercept Attempted
7. WERE AIRCRAFT SCRAMBLED TO INTERCEPT? Yes [PNo
A/C Scrambled
VisualContact Mada
A/I Contact Made CA/1Contgct hade
No Contact Mado lNo Contact Mado
G. DID OBJECT CHANGE DIRECTION AT ANY TIME? 8. DID OBJECT CHANGE DIRECTION AT ANY TIME? Yes No No
CJNormal CJNormal
!Violent R!Violent
9. IF OBJECT WAS A "LIGHT", WAS IT: KyBlinking KrBlinking
[] Stoady
10. LENGTH OF TIME IN SIGHT: 11-15 Seconds L1-15 Seconds
I-5Minutes I-5 Minutes
I'] Over 10 Minutes
11. REPORTING AGENCY (Unit Number and Nailing Address) 11. REPORTING AGENCY (Unit Number and Nailing Address)
Kell, A.F. B. San Antomis , Tuns
II. ASTRONOMICAL DATA
12. WHAT ASTRONOMICAL ACTIVITY WAS NOTED? No
13. DID OBJECT APPEAR TO ARCH DOWNWARD? LT Yes CNo
24. DID OBJECT HAVE A TAIL? C! Yos [INo
15. DID OBJECT APPEAR TO DISINTEGRATE? Ii Yes [INo
16. TIME OF SIGHTING RELATIVE TO SUNRISE OR SUNSET (Data From Air Almanac)
Night
C Day
Sunrise
[i Sunset
III. AIRCRAFT DATA
17. WERE AIRCRAFT NOTED IN AREA? Unknos Yes No
[]One Aircraft
lNore Than One Aireraft
18. WAS ANY SOUND HEARD? 1 Yes No
19. WERE THERE INDICATIONS OF HIGH FACKGROUND NOISETO YOS CCONO
20. WAS THE OBJECT VIERED ABOVE LSO ELEVATION? Yes CONo
AT1C Test Form 334 (13 Aug 52)

IV. BALLOON DATA
21. WERE BALLOONS RELEASED IN AREA? Yes CI No
22. TIME SINCE SCHEDULED BALLOON RELEASE: 6Minutos
23. POSSIBLE BALLOON LAUNCH SITES DOWNWIND OF SIGHTING:
Lághted? Doseribe
Iocation Typa Launching Agency Yes No Lighting
a. U.SD
b. Pitael
C. it
d. U.S.
(attach overlay)
V. EVALUATION
21. EVALUATION OF SOURCE: 22. DETAILS OF REPORT:
Excellent Good
Good Fair
□Fair Poor
Poor Poor Ingufficient to Evaluate Ingufficient to Evaluate
Unreliable
ExtremelyDoubtful
Hoax
23. FINAL EVALUATION:
Was Balloon Was Astronomical
ProbablyBalloon Probably Amronomical Probably Arnomical
PossiblyBalloon ]PossiblyBalloon Possibly Act.onomical Possibly Ast.onomical
[Was Airoraft Was Airoraft Other: Other:
Probably Aircraft ]Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft Insufficient Data For Evaluation
Unknown
24. COMMENTS:
dnseft to on ballond seleases, wrind
local tie. he.
ATIC Toat Form 334 (13 Aug 52)

August 26, 1952
Intelligence Officer
Castlo Air Force Base
Merced,California
Dear Sir:
I wish to report the porformance of an odd aorial objiet sighted by a
friond and me fron the yard of his homo at approximately1830, 20 Angust
noar the northern outskirts of Fresno, Calif.
While talking to this friend in his yard, we were attraoted by a loud
jet-like sound, and looking up toward the South, we saw an unrecognizable
aireraft ap roaching at apparently high spoed . It was traveling rortherly;
but we could not ascertain its altitude, because we could not decide on its
dimensions. The machino approached in speedy, jerky movement to a position
whioh seemed about 30 degree angle from where we stood.
It paused momentarily, and moved erratically sideways to its left; then It paused momentarily, and moved erratically sideways to its left; then
forward, and then sideways to its right, and finally backmrd at high rate
of speed until it was out of sight in the southern hase. It did not aotually of spoed until it was out of sight in the southern hase. It did not aotually
turn on its axis.
The complote maneuver can best be deseribed as a square course at con-
stant elevation; but its manner seemed much too fast for any ordinary produet-
ion 'copter, and far too erratic for any production conventional fixed wing
jet aircraft we've ever seen or read about.  The craft seemed to pause logically
at the corners of the square. It was emitting a very loud JEt TYrE noise.
Wo could discern none of the 'whipping' sound of conventional 'coptor rotors, Wo could discern none of the 'whipping' sound of conventional 'copter rotors,
probably bocause of altitude; nor could we actually see rotors moving in their
aros. Wo thought we could see a sort of fusolage and pair pf rotors tilted in
opposite directions. This view was not a good underside view; but sort of
profile. The object was not near enough to reveal any outstanding features
or configurations such as control surfaces, lending gear, or compartments.
One point is clesr. The machine seemed to have executed the whole maneuver
without changing longitudinal or direetional position of its fuselage. The
craft was also seen by neighbors who were as perplexed as we were. We think
the object was of browmish color. Color was hard to ascertain.
A little about my background: I've read some of the material on the
so-called 'flying saucers, and dises'; but have not been 'trying to see' these
unusual sky objeets. I hold a valid airman's certificate (No. 677121) with
some l50 hours of flying in light lanes over a several years period. I've
seen nothing like the aforemontioned object. rerhaps, rany pcople ARE seeing
atmospheric phenomena. Some MusT be seeing definite physical objects in the
sky other than distorted viows of woather belloons, high-flying airerft, ete.
Frankly, we are stumped on what WE sew. We do agree that in all likelihood,
we saw an earth-made machine; besausn des,ite its fast speed and sudden move-
ments, it didn't seem entirely unreal, or too illogical, or unfeasiblo.
In summary, we were fascinated by the loud jet-like roar of an unusual
airoraft; and being not wnfamiliar with fundamental aerodynamic principles
associated with both 'co ters, and fixed-wing craft, wo could not understand

how a 'copter type could be propelled et agparently HIGi SphED by jet power.
The jet sound was the big thing that attracted us, and several neighbors to
see this machine approaching our locality. (The Fresno Bee, nows aper carried
at loast 2 accounts of porsons seeing odd aerial objects above Fresno during
the same week).
Our report was not made to the newspapers, for the reasen wo did not
want the publioity involved.
We thought this information might be of interest to the proper euth-
orities. We have no design on publicity whatsoever, and wish to remain
unquoted. If this machine we saw is some advanced type of Americen air-
craft--fine! If it is of foreign or unkmown origin, the U. S. Air Force
should be informed, we believe.
Sincerely
/s/
Fresno, California

OBJECT
COURSE
NORTH ADVANCING AND
RETREATING
LINE OF SIGHT ALTITUDE/ (BUCNT)
UNK Al (BU)
OBSERVERS APPROX 30° 30°
APPROX.
(PROFILE)
ROUGH SKETCH OF SIGHTING 20 AUG.AT I83O N.W. OUTSKIRTS FRESNO,CALIF. WEATHER WARM, CLEAR
OBSERVERS: SIGHTED FROM 2524 VACEDES AVE BETWEEN STS.

HQ. SAAMA FORM NO. 2 (65V. 2 MAY 1949)
SAN ANTONIO AIR MATERIELARE HEADQUARTERS
IN REPLY, ADDRESS BOTH
COMMUNICATION AND EN KELLY AIR FORCE BASE. TEXAS
VELOPE TO ATTENTION OF
FOLLOWINGOFFICESYMBOL SAIP
22 August 1952
SUBJECT: (Unclassified) FLYOBRPT
THRU: CommandingGeneral
ATTN: Intelligence Division
Air Materiel Command
Wright-latterson AF Base, Chio
TO: Director of Intelligence
Headquarters, USAF
Washington 25, D. C.
In compliance with AF Letter 200-5, dated 29 April 1952, In compliance with AF Ietter 200-5, dated 29 April 1952,
the attached AF Form 1l2 is forwarded. the attached AF Form ll2 is forwarded.
FOR THE CCMMANDING GENERAL: FOR THE COIIMANDING GENERAL:
2 Incls: ROBERT W. FOX
1. AF Form 112 Major, USAF
2. Statement-Ince Asst Air Frovost Marshal
ce: Chief, ATIC
ATTN: ATIAA-2c
W-P AF Base, Ohio
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-3719-14

SECURITY THEORNATION
FIRST PAUSE OBJECT APPROACHED FROM S.
TO THIS POSITION
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N OBSERVERS OBSERVERS O RETREAT TO 3. C
一_
FOURTH
1 _——_ 一 FOURTH PAUSE
一 1
2ND PAUSE BRD PAUSE
(PLAN)

SECURUTY INPORATION
35 FIRST PAUSE TO THIS POSITION OBJECT APPROACHED FROM S.
OBSERVERS OBSERVERS 1 FOURTH RETREAT TO S. S
FOURTH PAUSE
2ND PAUSE 3RD PAUSE
(PLAN)

RELATIVE SIZE AND
SHAPE OBJECT AT
IT'S NEAREST PROXINITY
WE THINK THE OBJECT
WAS A TYPE OF JET
HELICOPTER IT MIGHT
HAVE LOOKED LIKE THIS
IF IT APPROACHED NEARER.
(OBSERVERS)
SEGURIOW
(LOOKING SOUTH)

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News Artiele Appearing in Fresno Bee 21 August 1952
FRESNO WOMAN SEES 'FLYING PAW' IN SKY OVER CITY
one botter. Vrs. Grace Wiggins goss the flying saucer sightere
Street and Braloy Avenue last night looked to her Tho one she saw from hor home at South Fourth
because it had something like a handle sticking out "like a broken sauoer or a badly dented saucepan,
in front."
and then went outside to confirm her exporience. She said she saw it from her window at about ll PM
but very bright. It was about the color of a harvest moon, she axplained,
moved upward, ourved downward behind some elouds, moved upward, ourved dowmward behind some elouds, The objoct was in tho southwest, she reported, and
rose again, then disappeared. She was not impressed by its speed, however.
She said she has studiod the sky and the stars all She said she has studiod the sky and the sters all
before. her life and is sure she never saw anything like it

AF FORM 112—PART 1 (CLASSIFICATION)
APPROVED 1 JUNE 1948
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
FROM (Agencp) REPORT NO.
SAAMA PAGE OF PAGES
In compliance with AF Letter 200-5, dated 29 April 1952, the folloving informat-
ion is submitted:
(1) Object was round, appeared to be the size of a small bicyele wheel, and
emitted a bright yellowish light. Only one object was seen. No aerodynamic features,
trail or exhaust noticed nor was there any visible propulsion system. Speed varied
from zero (hovering) to a speed comparable to that of a jet fighter aireraft. Object
performed shifting maneuvers, moving from side to side, giving an appearance of being
swing in a pendulum-like fashion. Object disappeared by gradually fading away,
apparently moving beyond range of vision. Lights observed within or on the body of
the object and gave appearance of either pulsating or rotating in a circular pattern.
(2) Time of sighting was 2l00 hours, CST, 20 August 1952 and was observed for
approximately five ninutes.
(3) A visual surface observation without optical or electronic equipment was
made.
(4) Observer was at her residence, (4) Observer was at her residence, San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio, Texas.
Object was first observed in the North sky and travelled in a NW direction. Distance
and altitude unestimated.
(5) Object observed byMrs (5) Object observed by Mrs , reliability unknown.Mrs. ,reliability unknown.Mrs. e has
worked at Kelly AF Ease as a Civilian Employee for seven years and states that she worked at Kelly AF Ease as a Civilian Wmployee for seven years and states that she
is quite able to recognize conventional aircraft.
(6) Fair weather prevailed at the time of the sighting.
(7) No activity or cordition, meteorolo ical or otherwise, known to have existed
at the time which may have accounted for the sighting.
(8) No physical evidence of the sighting. (8) No physical evidance of the sighting.
(9) No interception or identification action taken.
(10) Location of any air traffic in the general area at the time of the
sighting.unknown.
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT, 50 U S C—
3I AND 32. AS AMENDED ITS TRANSMISSION OR THE REVELATION OF ITS CONTENTS IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITEO BY LAW.
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE, USAF.
(CLASSIFICATION) 10-55570-1 750-0-914332

AF FORM 112-PART I
APPROVCD 1 JUNE 1948
COUNTRY REPORT NO. (LEAVEBLANK)
Unitod States
AIR INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT
SUBJECT
FLYOBRIT
AREA REPORTED ON FROM (Agency)
San Antonio, Texas SAAMA
DATE OF REPORT DATE OF INFORMATION EVALUATION
22 August 1952 21 August 1952 Unknown
PREPARED BY (OfSICeT) SOURCE
Major Robert W. Fox Eye-Witness
REFERENCEs (Control number, directive, prerioua report, ete., as applicable)
AF Latter 200-5, dated 29 April 1952
SUMMARY: (Enter concise aummary of report. Give signifcance in finat one-sentence paragraph. List inclosurea at lower left. Begin tert of report on AF Form 112-Part I1.)
One round, unidentified objeet that emitted a
yollowish light, was'observed 2l00 hours,'CSr, 20 Aug 1952,
hovering and flying over San Antonio, Texas
INCLS.
DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY OTHER THAN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AGENCIES, EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF
INTELLIGENCE.USAF.
(CLASSIFICATION)

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STATEMENT
On Wednesday, 20 August 1952, at approximately 9:00 P.M., I took my
dogs in the backyard of my home, San Antonio, Texas,
for their exercise. I was carrying one of the dogs in my arms and I
stooped toplace her on the ground. As I raised up, I was attracted by a
peculiar object in the North sky. This object seemed to be suspended in
space.
The cbject was circular in shape, illuminated with bright yellow
lights. Thess lights seemed to glitter or pulsate but not going entirely
off at anytime. The lights appeared to revolve around inside the object.
The center appeared blank or at least was a dark spot. The object appeared
quite large, about the same size as a bicycle wheel. The cbject was sway-
ing to and fro, in a pendulum-like fashion, covering an area of what
appeared to be approximately ten or fifteen feet, possible more.
I observed this object for approximately five minutes or more,then
suddenly it shot out in somewhat of an upward slanting course at a very
high rate of speed. I could not tell if the lights were still revolving
at this time, It traveled in a Northwesterly direction, and soon faded out
of sight. I did not hear any sound nor did I see any trail or exhaust.
It was not difficult to differentiate between this object and any type
of conventional aireraft, for it did not resemble such, nor operate in the
manner of any plane I have ever seen.
I certify that the statement above is true and correst to the best of
myknowladge:

MBRb 2565.2 A.ATiAA
ACTION Z.ATIA
C-111 PRIORITY
MI SAANA KELLY AFB TEX 211715Z 3.ATI
TO CS USAF WASHDC FOR DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE 4. C. Xil
CG AMC WPAFB FOR INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
AIR TECHNICAL INTELLICENCE CENTER WPAFB OHIO ATTN ATICA-2C ADC ENT AFB COLO
CITE SA-443. PARAPHASE NOT REOUIRED. SEE CRYPTO-CENTER
BFFCRE DECLASGIFYING
WAS OBSERVED 2100 HRS, CST, 22 AUG,52 BY FLYOBRPT. 1 ROUND UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT THAT EMITTED A YELLOWISH LIGHT
TEXAS. A VISUAL SURFACE OBSERVATION WITHOUT OPTICAL OR ELECTRONIC SAL ANTONIO
EQUIP WAS MADE. OBJECT APPEARED TO BE AT LEAST 4 TIMES THE SIZE L SUAFACE ODSLRVATTON WITHOUT OPTICAL OR ELECTRONIC
OF TAIL AND WING LIGHTS ON ACFT. NO TRAIL EXHAUST OR VISIBLE
PROPULSION SYSTEM NOTICED. OBJECT APPEARED SPHERICAL AND GAVE
APPEARANCE OF HAVING SEVERAL LIGHTS ROTATING OR PULSATING ABOUT
AN AXIS ON THE BODY OF THE OBJECT. OBJECT PERFORMED SHIFTING
MANEUVERS, MOVING LATERALLY FROM SIDE TO SIDE THEN DISAPPEARED BY
MOVING OFF AT A FAST RATE OF SPEED, COMPARABLE TO THAT OF A JET ACFT.
ACFT. OBJECT WAS FIRST OBSERVED IN THE NORTH SKY AND TRAVELLED WEST. OBJECT WAS FIRST OBSERVED IN THE NORTH SKY AND TRAVELLED
WEST. ODSERVED APPRONXIMATELY 3 TO 5 MINUTES. NO OTHER WITNESSES OFSIGIHTING OF SIGHTING ODSERVED APPROXIMATELY 3 TO 5 MINUTES.NO OTHER WITNESSES
22/35412 AUG

OBSERVERS QUESTIONNAIRE
SECTION A
1. When did you see the object:
1.1 Date: 20au 1952
Day Month Year
1.2 Time of day: 2/.0_6_(atrot) A.M. or(P.M) (Circle One)
Hrd. Min,
1.3 Tima ma: (0irela Cs):
a. a. Fastenn Fastern 2 Pacifi
Cent:al e; e: 5the tha
3: Mountufa
(Circle One) a. Daylight Saving
(00) Standard
1.4 Circle one of the following to indicate how sertain you are
of your answer to the above question .2:
a. Gertain) c. Net very sura
b. Fairly oertain b. Fairly oertain d. Just a quess d,
2. Where did you see the object?
Postal Agdress Lixas U.S.A.
City or Town State Country
3. Where were you located when you saw the object:
(Circle One): - a. Inside a building d. In an airplane
b. In a car e. At sea
c. (Outdoors) f. Other
3.1 VWere You
(Circle One): 8. In the business section of a city?
10 In the residential section of a city?
C. In open countryside?
d. Flying near an airfield?
e. Flying over a city?
f. Flying over open country?
g. Other
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4. How did you happen to notice the object?
dewes ien bock yard exeresing doge when object
attratedatteteion
5. When did you report to some official that you had seen the object?
21 arra 1952
Day Monthy Yeur
6. Whet wors you doig cs e nn you sam the objeety
() (G )
6.1 Wat hn yo ben doing rer the do mimhes before you saw the 6.1 W.at hs yo ben doing rer the 3e mimhes before you saw the obj b
may wo list the avhivity er wotivivies, and the ay wo list the avhivity er wotivivies, and the
apptoxtmrta smount of 4 i apex e on ear. apptomtmrta smount of 4 ir apex e on cach.
IHoving Dinnnes IHoving Dinnes
7. Were you moving at any time while you saw the objeet? (Circle One)
Yos or (No)
IF you answered YES, then complete the following questions.
7.1 What direction were you moving?
(Circle One): a. North e. South
b.Northeast f. Southwest
Qe East e. West
d, Southeast Northwest
7.2 How fast were you moving? miles per hour.
7.3 Did you stop at any time while you were looking at the object?
(Circle One): Yes or No
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8. Vihat direction were you facing when you first saw the object?
(Circle One): a, (North) c. South
b. Northeast fe Southwest
c. East g. West
d. Soutreact h.Northwest
8.1 What direction ware yeu Pacing when the cbject disappeared?
(circle Ope), a. (Mort) e. Soth
b. Nort: Pant f. Southwest
c, Eist g. West
d, Southe ast h. Northwest
8.2 Circie oe of the e'eing bo indisata how cerbain you are of
your r r a the a ro questhene, (8 and 8.1).
1 Corta. o. Not very eure
reirly cutaln de dun  quess
9. Were youv y cs vn y  th pt?(rle Ono):
Yes or or () ()
10.How was 10. How was
(Cirole (a): e., trongh vinlor g'ees teongh vintor g'ess 0 Through thoodolite
be fherowgh wérwzhinle fhrowgh wirazhinlo Through sun Glasses Through sun Glasses
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11.1 CLOUDS (Cirele One) 11 317.(cir:la One) 11.3VBarH (Cirole One)
a Clear sky a. Dry
b. Hasy b. Fog, Mist, or light
c。 Seattered Clouds rain
d. Thick or hoavyclouds Moderate or heavy rain
e. Don't romsmber d. Snow
e. Dout romember
11.2 WIND (Cirela One) 1.4 TEMPERATUPE (Sircle One)
No wind a。 Cold
b Slight brecze b。 Cocl
C. Etrong wind 0. Warm
d. Don't remember a, Hot
C. Don't remember
CONTD.