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Part 10 of the Royal Australian Air Force Department of Air UFO file A703 580/1/1, holding witness intelligence reports from late-December 1968 sightings around Hobart, Tasmania.
Part 10 of the Royal Australian Air Force Department of Air UFO file A703 580/1/1, holding witness intelligence reports from late-December 1968 sightings around Hobart, Tasmania.
This 249-page tranche of NAA A703 580/1/1 Part 10 documents a cluster of UFO sightings reported to Hobart air traffic control on 29 December 1968, including five bright white objects trailing sparks logged by 36 adults at Bellerive and corroborating reports from the Aviation Met Office, Hobart City Police radio room, and police vehicles. The file collects standardised RAAF "Intelligence Report of Aerial Object Observed" forms filled out by named civilian observers, with weather conditions, bearings, and altitude estimates referenced against Mt Wellington. Witnesses describe lights in triangular and "V" formations, white and yellow in colour, moving north below 4,000 feet with no sound. The forms were processed by RAAF Hobart Tower air traffic controller K. Hansen.
BRIGHT WHITE OBJECT , LONG AND SLIM WITH PORT- HOLES , WHICH WAS TRAILING LONG TAIL OF SPARKS . ESTIMATED LENGTH OF TAIL WAS 2 1 000 FT, OBJECT APPEARED IN DIRECT ION OF MT. WELLINGTON AND BELOW THE SUMrliT WHICH WOULD PUT IT BELOW 4 1 000' ALTITUDE . NO NOISE ASSOCIATED WITH SIGHTING .p.4
BRI GHT WHITE OBJECTS, 5 (FIVE) in NUMBER, TRAVELLING IN A NORTHERLY DIRECTION , PARALLEL TO THE GROUND. OBJECTS WERE SHOWERING SPARKS AND MADE NO NOI SE .p.4
AVIATION MET . OFFICE RECEIVED 7 (SEVEN) SIGHTINGS AND THE HOBART CITY POL ICE RADIO ROOM RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF 20 (TWENTY) SIGHTINGS , ALSO 5 (FIVE) SIGHTING REPORTS FROM THEIR OWN RADIO VEHICLES .p.4
SKY CLEAR, VI S . 20 NM PLUS , WIND CALM. SLIGHT 150 THERMAL LAYER BETWEEN 3, 000' AND 6 , 0 00 '.p.5
Since it is normally impossible to estl.mate the height and speed of a stra nge object, it will usually be better to endeavour to determine the angle of elevation of the object, the angle through which i t moved, and the time taken to do this.p.15
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT REPORT 29t h Decembe r , 1968 . Q.c.z.. fo-1 (1) REPORTED BY : UR. TREANOR, VAL.ERN HOTEL, 44 ALBERT RD. , MOONAH. ~~ TIME OF SIGHTING : 29010 8 - 290120 LOCAL (T . S . T.) WHAT SIGHTED : BRIGHT WHITE OBJECT , LONG AND SLIM WITH PORT- HOLES , WHICH WAS TRAILING LONG TAIL OF SPARKS . ESTIMATED LENGTH OF TAIL WAS 2 1 000 FT., OBJECT APPEARED IN DIRECT ION OF MT. WELLINGTON AND BELOW THE SUMrliT WHICH WOULD PUT IT BELOW 4 1 000' ALTITUDE . NO NOISE ASSOCIATED WITH SIGHTING . / IJ.,u._ ( 'V '1 ( 2) REPORTED BY : MR. M. JONES , 63 IfiLL ST . , BELLERIVE, AND 35 OTHER AWLTS . TIME OF SIGHTING : 290110 - 290120 LOCAL (T . S . T. ) WHAT SI GHTED : BRI GHT WHITE OBJECTS, 5 (FIVE) in NUMBER, TRAVELLING IN A NORTHERLY DIRECTION , PARALLEL TO THE GROUND. OBJECTS WERE SHOWERING SPARKS AND MADE NO NOI SE . OBJECTS APPEARED TO BE BELOW 4 , 000 1 , USING MT . WELLINGTON AS GUIDE, AND WERE BETWEEN THE PERSONS SI GHTING AND Mr . WELLINGTON. ( 3 ) AVIATION MET . OFFICE RECEIVED 7 (SEVEN) SIGHTINGS AND THE HOBART CITY POL ICE RADIO ROOM RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF 20 (TWENTY) SIGHTINGS , ALSO 5 (FIVE) SIGHTING REPORTS FROM THEIR OWN RADIO VEHICLES . I (K. HANSEN) A. T. C.II HOBART TOW ER.
J~ * N t MT. WELLINGTON MET. CONDIT IONS MOONAH BELLERIVE SKY CLEAR, VI S . 20 NM PLUS , WIND CALM. SLIGHT 150 THERMAL LAYER BETWEEN 3, 000' AND 6 , 0 00 '.
r 1. 2 . 3. 4. INTELLIGENCE REPORT OF A.ERIAL OBJECT OBS~VED PART 1 REPORT BY OBSERVER Hame of Observer •• C'l .~~ •• K~~FI'!~ • • • /i~? .~ ••.•. Age •• ~. ~ •• • Address of' Observer • •• ~ t .. . -c t"f.tAA • .--=:-r .. . .. . ........... . • , • •• • •••• ••• ••••••• • •• f(tfl)~fl.L;~ • • • •• • •• •• • Telephone !i'P.3 t6 7 Occupation of Date a nd Time Observer , 1fi.T JEP.fM7;tpft P.F.F.'~FR 1 ."YPflH> • • CP.-1'!~~ L 0 f' C.f"iUI(CHt::'S of Observat i on.J..,. ~~S:: •. 40,. C!OJP. K •••••.. 5. Duration of Observation •• ttP.P.R.P~ .•.. ..'}. N OY . ~ ••••• • • •• •. 6 . Observer's location at time of Sighting. f>./t<.ff..V.I'Jf!.f>. P.I';/fOI'1P" ............................... ..... ................ .... 7. W eather Conditions a t time of Observation. {:.f.r/i~ ••••• • ................. . ' ..... ................................ 8. Describe any aids/equipment used in Observation •• t.~.~~ ••• ............... . ....... .. ..... .. .. .... .. ....... ' .......... . 9. Vlhere was Object first Observed? (eg , overhl:lad, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) .... F.~QM • • :sP.LJ.:r/"1 •••••••••• •• ........................................................ 10. 'o'lhat first attracted Observer ' s attention? ( eg, light or noise) ••. l:-J<i-11 r .............................................. . 11. D::.d objec-e appear as a light or as definite object? . H<it,iT.S .......................... _ ............................. . 12. If there was more than one object : a . How many ere there? •••• ~ •·•·••••••·••••••••••••••• b . In what formation were they? •• • ~~!-\~Tii~ .......... . 13. What was the colour of the Light or Object? .'ttf~&a~i;>t£ •• 14. Vlhat was its apparent shap e? .;-::: ••••••• • ••••••• • ••••••• 15, Vias any detail of structure discernible? •• ~P .......... . 16. Was any method of pr~pulsion Obvious? •• •• (\Q •••••••••••• 17. Was there any Sound? • • J'l fJ • • •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• • ••••• 18. What was its heigh't? (or angle of eleva tion)~.:}?.':. 19. What was its spee d? (or angular velocity)~f •• ';l~t , 1/(;F;T sP~E&) 20. Vias the Object Stationary? ••• .I'!P. ••••••••••••••••••••••. 21. What was the Direction of Fli ght with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? ••• T.O.~MP.~ •• f>.)P~TH •••• .................. , .................... ... .................... .- 2- 22 . . remain on a Straight Path l Devia t e 0 ~ Did the obJect ? ~;1;~4}1G-t-l.T. J -'~'~ii •. • • • • • • • • • .. . . •' ruanoeuvre at all · •• 23 .1 of Exhaust , Vapour or Light s een? ••••• • •• lias any rra1 ~ Ji~tf. • • PA.J~ . C.T, • • • • • • • • • • • • . • 24 . •• n '.Cr.t\~ •• :r.f?.l}t. <.. • • ,qr... • . . ? ( eg in mid- a 1r, belund a Where did Object D7saplle~ · ,,... _, j ~ ( ljff~~~l't T~.Y. . "Jti=i/( hill ' over the honzon) • ~ \ ¥t' ~ • • • 25. 26. 27 . 28.. · o ~~ /'1 ., Jrc !<..f:Q~T J · .... · · · · · · • · • • · · · · · · · · · · •• , hP.f:l ro'>!. f Phy sical Evidence? (such as fragments, Do you know o any ~ t'l photograp s or o ~ h ther sup~orting evidence ••• ~ •• ¥ ••• , •• ,, ................... ,, ...... . ~ . ' ... .................... . Have you obs~rved any unusual Phenomena previously? , ~ .O. If so # give ~ief details of i ncident(s) •• ~ J1 •• ~ •• • • ' · . ····~ ··' ········ · ···· ·· ··· · ·· ···~· ···~· ··· ··· ~ ········· State any experience which enabl es obs~rver to be r easonably certain about the answers g1ven to 18 and 19 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • C\l.ly. .. ...... . .......... ............ .... ..... . 29. Are you a Member of any organisation inter ested in Aerial Phenomena? ••• ~.Q •.• ....•• • ..••..•• •• •••••.•••... 30 . Name and Address of Organisation •• N./8 •••••••••••••••••. • • • • • • • • 6 ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • ' • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • • • • • • • • ; • • 31. Any ad.~itional information which relates to the sighting tf.PFM f. lA ••• • T.q •• P.t?.fi • • .< <~T. •• f>fi • • .;>~fl • •• TQ • • $P.'{r. « ~ F • • A &.sF.!?. V.~ •. t:rtu • . Pxqc; ~~ ~ . . • /Y • •• T~ • • t< ~ • • ••• . . ..................................................... • ~rt •. Q e-J1:;~r. •• • f.WJlP.ftfi$.~=1~ ••• T.Q • • ~F. • • Q-.T.T~ t;f.t;O. 9 • . ~ TP • •• • T. f1. F;. •• WI M •• P.F. • • • 1/-f..t; •• , P.~<;.$:.~i?'.lt 9- •• 9/'t ~ ••• ......................... .... ....... . .................. ....................................... . .. ......... .. . . ....................................................... ..................................... . ................. ............................. ...... ................... . (ATTACH ANY ADuiTIONAL INFORMATION, DIAGRAMS OR D1~A1/INGS IF NECESSARY)INTEL :LIGENCE REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBS& VED PART l REPORT :SY OBSERVER l. Name of Observer •• • M.~ • • • K ~ ~ .. . • XC<~t':-!~:i •• • • • Age • • +f> •. . 2 . Address of Obs erver •• • • 1.~ .~ .. . S.Fif-F.~N .• • S:T. .•. •• • •• .. . . • • •••..•• • . • •.• • ••••••• .'~ ~"'i~,S.l{ ( 1.; !-- .~ ••• ..• ••• Telephone . '".' '- 3. Occupat~on of Observer ••• ,,:::; J T.TF.1 . •.•.• • . ••.• ••• •• • . • . • 4. Date and Time of Observation~A.~ • .1?~{: . • fo~ • • l11J>J'ilv-tf.7: • • 5. Duration of Observation ••• / • . T.O • •• ~ •• !'1 1 ."1 ~ • •••••• •••• •• 6 . Observer ' s location at time of Sighting . Vo~~~9C\~. fl.Cl/1./; • • • f:l. ptt;;fS •• • Ytl .~ .. :::?9 N t;~.V. Ii- . - ';-~ • . • f;.i;> • •••• • •••••••••• •• • • • 7 . Weather Condi tions at time o:f Observa tion • • f .'o ~ ••. .• . ........................................ . .... . .......... 8 . Describe any aids/ equipment used in Observation •• (<~~ •• • ........................................................ 9. Where was Object first Observed? (eg overhead, COJ.!ing from behind a hill, over the horizon) •• Q'C~!. • • ~~ 1 ."JT •• ~PP.~. (~~1?' • • . v.v.~.\ . .. P. f ... ~ f.?.~f?..v.J?t-;J. •••••• ••••• .• •••• · •• · •• •••• • . 10. What first attracted Obs~rver 's attention? (eg, light or noise} •• • I;-( ~liT.~ .......... ........... .. .. . . . ............... . 11 . Did object appear as a light or as definite object? •••• • . • ~ F.'-.'e •• P~F;~"l~P .•. ~JV;t\ \-? ..•.•.••.....•••••••••• • ••. . 12. I:f there was more than one object : a. . HoYI many ere there? •••• ~~ '-;l.l •••• 6 . . .•• •• • .... . . . b . In what formation were they? . rJV"Ji7 ••• <irl£Hl/? • . .... 13 . What was the colour of the Light or Object? . !Qt~ I. TF;-: .YF.t;t..o;V 14 . What was its apparent shape? •• ~ •••••••••• • •••• , ••••••• 15. Was any detail of structure discernible? • • t{Q • ••• • ••• ••• 16. VIas any method of pr<?pulsion Obvious? ••••• ('! Q •••••••• • •• 17 . VIas there any Sound? • ••••. • ~ .Q ••• • •• • •. •• •••• • ••• • •••••• 18. What was its hei ght? (or angle of eleva tion) ~ ~jV'!i •• • •• 19. ',7hat was its speed? (or angular velocity) . V.ej:~ . i. . r.~l •• • 20. Was t he Object Stationary? •••••• NP .... .. .•••.• . •.•.• .... 21. What was the Direction of Fli ght with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? •• "TQ k"MQ~ • • /'J F. •••• ••• ••• ............................................................. .............................................................22 . 23 24 . . -· . _ _...... .. .,. . . ...... .. . - ..-.- -:· .. - 2- Did the obj ect remain on a St raight Path, Deviate or Manoeuvre at all? ••• li.""t"'i-Ctl<tliT •• f/tTrl ..•. •.... . . ... ... ~as any ! rail of ~1aust , Vapour or Light seen? •••• • • •• .ir\4-r\ T •. ;t/V~'.l.r • • • FMr.-1 . • ~/1(;~ · • ().~:J"F.ti-T. • · • • • • • • · • · · Where did Object Disap-pe<}I'? (eg , in mi d- air, behind a bill , over the horizon) Ji'l . t'\'P\ -. F>lP. •• ( . ffftA/('I.G-.Pri!;5.J.P~-~11'1G) ............ .... ....... ' .............................. . 25. Do you know of any Physical ~dence? (such a s fragments, photographs or other supporting evidence . • NO .•••••. • . . ................. , .. , ............. .................... . 26 . Have you obs"rved any unusual Phenomena previously? /i 9. 27. ~f so , give mrief details of i n cident(s) ••• N./~ .•.•... .. .... ~ ............ ' .................................... . 28 . State any experience which enabl es observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . ~. t .<-r. ••.•. .................••• ......... 29 . Are you a Member of any organisation interested in Aerial Phenomena? ••• • • • M ~ ... , •••.••••••••••.•.•••.• • . 30 . Name and Address of Organisation •• • C1f.~••••• • •••• • ••••• ............................ .................. .. ....... 31. Any additional. information which relates to the sighting ·············'· ······l· •······· ·· ················· ····· ................................................. ....................................................... .... . .................................................. .............................. ......................... ............................. . . ........ ...... ...... . ........................... ....... . . .... .. ..................................... .................. ..... .... ................. .. ............ ................. ....................... .. ....... ........................ (ATTACH ANY ADuiTIONAL INFORMATION, DIAGRAMS OR DRAWINGS IF NZCESSARY)l . 2, 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7 . I NTELl..I GENCE - REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBS.a::RVED PART l REPORT BY OBSERVER . Name of Observer. J:'C{. . t!h ,. hE.':'ffl.l.ff •• • •• • • •• Age . ~? •• . Address of Obs erver • .'~ . (7;~'/r-'P.lffJP.I-(J!. ('I.J:f • •• tnf . .•. .... . ...... . , .......... . T9P.~M . . . . . .. . . ..... . .. . Telephone~ 0.6S93 Occupation of Observer , , tv.QP.L; ~.'·-lf . £.1~ •. • •. • • •• •••••• ••• • Date and Time of Observ~ tion •• ?., . i?f:.C. .,q~ . •• P.Q'~~ •• •.. Durat::.on of Ob servation • •• • ! . C1't'. •.. •.. •• • . • ••• • • • • • • • • • Observer ' s loca t ion a t t ime of Sighting . ~~f~Y~~ • •••••. ,'4J:.P.Fi,ttr:t. fl.lfjlftyf!'/ • .,. fP~ . H~li . !Pt. iT.·. ~tHTH) • . . • ~9f$.'1-fCI:rP . 1"?- . 0(l.5 ''leather Conditions a t 'time of Observation • • V:~. 'f •• <;i;~J1(t,. ................. .. .................................... . 8. Describe any aids/equipment used in Observat ion •• /Yi~ • • • ............................. ........................... 9 . · Where was Object first Observed? (eg , ov ~::rh ca d , coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) •• t=~q":f, •• ~q\-l 7K •• • ••••••• • •• ......................................... ............... 10. ','/hat first attracted Observer ' s attention? ( eg, ligilt or noise) •• BR•t7J1 T •• J-.lV;~T •••• ••.••• • ••••.•.. . •. •• •• • ••• • • • • • ••• 11. 12. 13 . 14. 15 . 16. 17. 18. 19. Did object appear as a light o~ as definite object? ••••• .'o 1 .&.tj"J' ••• , .(.~PT . ,t..,Jf f .• if1H~<i . ~:r/t~ ... • .•••••••••••.. If there was more than one object : How many ·ere there? ••• • .. f,. ..••• • •••••••••••••• •.• In what formation were they? •••• 9 .• f .'tiP.:j ••••••••.• What was the colour of the Light or Obj e ct? /'(~~ · fl. ; 'IFH9J:/ a . b . What was its a pparent shape? •• "";'";"; •• • •••••• • ••••• •• ••• • •• Was any detail of structure discernible? • • /''1 P., • • • •• • .•• Vias any method of propul sion Obvious? • •• •• N..Q ........... . VIas ther e any Sound? ••••. /'!9 •. .•... .. ... .••• .• •••.... . ... What was its height? (or angle of elevat ion) :if~~}~.~q 99: i7hat was its speed? (or angula r velocity)ffl.r. . ( .fJ.qrzt!f!f/) 20. 7las the Object St ationary? •• t:J. O. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• 21. lihat was the Direction of Flight with Ref erence to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? •• [9~~~ • • • ~HCiiJ T?.Y. ~ .o .~ . - ~~;t;~ • •••••• • •••••••• • • ••• • . ..• ••• • •• • ••••••• ••• •• • • • ...... . ... . ............................. . ....................22 . 23 24 . 25 . - 2- Did the object rema~ on a Straight Patht Deviate or Manoeuvre at all?. • r/t t~ '- . 'f. l .~TMI~.rlT. • ••• • ••• • ••• • • ,,. Was any Trail of Exhaust • Vapour or Light seen? ••••• •• • ~ . , • ~l <i'li T . . (.1-$ • . fl .. T~lt.) ..•. ... , .• ..•.••..•.... . . . . \Yhere did Object Disap:pe~? (egt in mid- air, behind a }fill , over the horizon) • J=.'ib.ii ~ • • (9.'1 ~<;1~ J..- .~ • • (lff~Pf • • / P." ~ '~" r;_~ ~ .,. cr. , .. ~M.t;i.'!VP-~ 1 ? •• ,P.o~ ( T/ PI'/ • • ........ .. , , • Do you know of any Physical Evidence? (such as fragmentst photographs or other supporting evidence ••• ~O •••. ..•.. ... ~ ... , ............................................... 26 . Have you obs~rved any unusual Phenomena previously? . ~ .~ 27 . ~f so ; give ~ief details of incident(s) : •• ~~,l~ ....... . .. ~ .... ,, ............................................. . 28. Stat e any experience which enabl es observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 1 9 . NIL- • ................. ' ............ ........................ 29 . Are you a Member of any organisation int ~rested in Aerial Phenomena? ••••••• !t9 . . . , . . .... .. . ...... . ...... . . JO, Name and Address of Organisation •• ttj~ ............. .. . . ............. .................... ...................... 31. Any additional information which relates to the sighting 1\Pf.f:.ftt.fi.P • • • ~lT:I.I!-ft~ • • TP • • J-1 P.K T •• IX-F. T .. • ~r.tl" •• • !~1.<;~. M . . . F=:.f1 :>.T .. ................................•.•...•.... ........................................... ............ • <lf>~A/$ 11 .~~ •• At • • ~i= .~~. 'l 'r •• e .EJ~-$9N ~ .,. «llt:' .~ • • q~ •••• ~'Y 1"\~f~ • ,rj f\".V..ii ••• fAAV. tPM~ S..'t. •• v??tJ. • ft/'l'tTH '."' (7; •••• • •• ~ ·hJc.-.nR •.............. . ....... .. ... . ........ ... .. ... ........................... . . . . ....... . ............ . . . . ....................................................... ......... . ......................... .. . ................. .......................... . ........................... . (ATTACH ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION , DIAGR;.MS OR DR.AWL."iGS IF NZCESSARY)
INTEL~IGENCE - REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT O:BS..::RVED PART l REJ;>ORT BY OBSERVER 1 . Name of Observer •• •• t!~ .. .. Vof.":l; , .'-;<?$.T ••••••• • • Age . M ••. 2. Address of Observer ••• • ~ •• ~f?.~~ . t,C..t;l • • • ~T • •• •• •• • •• ••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • V.Ef 1?11 Pl'l T. ... .. .... . . Telephone .N. fL J . ·occupation of Observer •• • r. ~~fo. r:vt~ ••. . .. .•••• ••••• ••.•. 4 . 5. 6 . 7. Date and Time of Observation •• ~:" . f>.~t;- . Aa •• ?P.'.O. J$ ••••• •• Duration of Observation •.• Mr.~<?~ •... I .. n (";/ ......... . . . Observer ' s location at time of Sight_ing . /1.". •• <;~TP~I$({/1'/ Jel> • . . 'flif:..T . . . 9;:, • • , l{i:;R..f1qN T. .( . TM'Ii:....,.,.._l.llu . ~tt~ T). . .. Weather Conditions a t time of Ob servat~on • .. <;~-w~h~ .. •• ........ .. ...... .. ......... ...... ..... ................. . 8 . Describe any aids/equipment used in Observa1;~on • • ~If- ••• • ........................................................ 9 . Where. was Object first. Observed? ( egl. OV <!rh~a -~ c.9ming from behind a hill, over the honzon) • .-S'. u .-r.I-J . 8~ •• A~;'i\(F .~ ..... ........................................................ 10. ',/hat first attracted Obs ~Jrver ' s attention? (eg, light or noise) • • • ' £-. 1 .f!rt1. T.......••............ .. ... . ..• .. ...... ..... . 11 . Did object appear as a light or as definite object? •• • • • . . H M . , . :;~ 'J ;-~Pac;t;-.F;T: , • • ~v.1-:.. T • •.• . , •.•••••••• , , •. . 12. If there was more than one object : a . Howmany 'ere there?.M<l'it.ei •. Tt".'\I.IJ. , •• , •••••••••••• b . In what fol'mation were they? •• '{ •• FPFt1!t.T.tP."' ••• •••• 13. What was the colour of the Light or Object? . P~~~ • • • 14. Vlha t was its apparent shape?, •• -:-;-; •••••• •••• •••• • ••••••• 15 . Was any detail of structure discernible? •• ''\Q •••• ••••• • • 16 . Was any method of propulsion Obvious? ••••• ~.0. ••••• . . . •.. 17 . '?las there any Sound? • •••..• N P • •. .. .. . ..•••• •• •• • . •••• •• 18. What was its height? (or angle of elevation) ~.4.~:~~~~ •• 19. Ylh.at was its s peed? (or angular velocity) . Y.~1~ •• F.~l: .. 20. 'if as the Object Stationary? •••• ~$>, • •••• ••• ••• •••••••• • ••• 21. What was the Direction of Flight with Reference -to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? •• To~~~A • • "! •• <:t. !'!'i ••... . . ('!c»~.~~- .. . 1 ."i •• ~~"t •• • !'.F. •• • Rtt~ .. TP.QvF.'fi«.G. .~d . .............................................................22 . 23 24 . .. - 2- Did the object remai n on a St r a i ght Path t Deviate or Manoeuvre a t all? . • :>.T~Ilt.Cf-H 7. •. f...t.N/R . • ••••••••••• • •. W a s any 7r a i l of Exhaust , Vapour or Light seen? •••• •••• , ••••• • .Q Mt-rST~r . • w N J 7.~ • • • • ri T.R..t=.Q'/f ••••••••• •••• • 1fuere did Object Disapne~? ( eg, in mid- air, behind a hill , over the hori zon) •• F.~If.P ••• fFA't •• .F./l$.4 • •• 1~ •• • • N ~ ;-- .~ J ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • •••••• • • • • 25. Do you know of any Physical Evidence? (such as f r agment s , photographs or other supporting evidence •• tlQ •••••••••• 26. 27. 28. ···· ·····················'········~···················· Have you obs ~ rved any unusual Phenomena previously? . ~S'. details of incident ( s) ~ .ttj~ ...... • •. If so , give brief . •• 1 •••• ;., ............................. .. ............... . State any experience which enabl es observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 • • • • • • • • • • • • f'l.. '.i;-. •••••••••••••.••.••••••••••••• .......... 29 . Are you a Member of any organisation int ~re st e d in Aerial Phenomena? ••••• ~.Q ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• · 30. Name and Addres s of Organisation .t! f~•••••• • •••••• •• ••· .............. ....................... ..... .. ........... 31. An:/ ad,litional infort!lation which r el ates to the s i ghting ....................................................... .................................... . . .......... . ...... ....................................................... ................................... .................... ~ ...................................................... ............................. ....... ................... ...................................... . . . ' ............ . ....................................................... .......... ........................... .................. . . • ..................... - · .............................. . (ATTACH ANY ADDITIO NAL INFORMATION, DIAGP~S OR DRA~ING S I F N 2CESSARY)
1. 2 . 3 . 4. 5 . 6 . 7· 8. 9- 10 . 11 . RZ. ORT OF AiilliAL O:?J L:CT OJ3S;:;HVED Name of Ob:.:;erver. AIY P.~?.£.-7J . .. . t;'P.9 . .1( ... . .... , . . ••• •. A ,..: .2:0 .. Address of Observer . ~ . /! -;;.~'?f!'!. . .fl.· .. ~:'?F.C:'?/:. - .. ~~L#;' l.~-1.4 .. Accupation of Obset·ver .. T.Y.I?!F.(. .. 9.4!f(?K. .... ,.,., .. ,., ...... . . ...... . Observer' s location at tice of sighting (Give de~ails of own · · • • • · · • • • • • • · • · • • · :To·· · • • . \ ' • · • • )OSsiule, or by known lo.ndmarkn) /.YIPLw4f. fl. ~J<t:t;TP.IZY !•osition by map reference if . ,q'.f~ .-?. ~ . ... . f.Y.~X~f ... .f.T:y.. /!1.4-e . .17 .. .. .. . , .......... ..... .... . Weather Condl tlons at time( s) of Observation( s) . NP. . ~1-:-f.'? .. .... . . t;4 ,f,f.;<, , . .f~Y-:-;- o~ •. ,.,~P..?. . $11.?.€- ..... .......... , ......... . Aids to Observatlon(s) . (Describe any equipment used in the · · · /.i/?. .. · · ... ·1··· • ••· ·t·•·l• .. e •·•·•· · ·~ · • • •• , • •• 1. ·)o ••• ~~~~:':'~~~~~~ ••••••• • • • • • • • ••••• 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~. , . • • • • • 0 , . 0 • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Where \'las obJect first observed, e g , overhead , coming fr0111 be!.ind a hill, over the hor1zon, etc) P.4(~?:'(f. . P.V:~(?. . ~.!?:~ .. ,~C:.: . .O/:. ~l(..>_~ / . ~ .•. {':-([~!; . ->!.. ~: o~~/ff .inat f1rst ~ttrac~obs e.rver' s attention, eg , light or noise . .... !-:!; ((.(.~"\.:_ . (.-f.~.~ -v. . ~ -~~ ... /Jf?./.<{.1./.T.: ....... . ... . Did object ~,;pear <1-S a light or as :1 definite obJect? Lit;' !ITS 1 2. If there wan more than one ob j .:ct, hovt ~any were there a nd wha-c was the1r fo~ ution? -rJIREE L/Ci 11/.5' pv' ;Co.i'.m/9770rl Or r £ 1/l.rvCl L.£ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o t o O 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 I 0 o o 0 0 0 0 1 3 · What wo:~ the colour of the li.:.;ht o1· obJect? /(,f?l/(( .0.~~~~- !C:/~<fD 14. 'llna't waa lt~; ~J:.iparent shape? . . J.l..f . . /1/P. ": ,!2;.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 · .'lao any detail of structure ooservable? . /(/?. ~ . . . . . . . . ........ · ·,',::.!3 e.n,.v r .• ethod of propulsion obvioua? . . 1'1.0 ............. . ;vas there any so~.<nd? ...... tiP('({ . . . tf{ / l~ P.. . . . . . . . He1ght , m· al'lole of elcvati on . . /i!!:!'l!.o>.< •. ( C?. 0 , . ... . , . • • • • • • • • •. <:-0 . Speed, cr ·m,,u.ar velocity . . 4 4- !P/. 'Y~ .. ff.L?!-<!.-:/ .......... . · · · · · ,,. " tne OJJeC't stat1onary? /'!.'? .............. .... .. . .. · · · · · · · · · · · · .'ltiat. Wb.Z wCIC: !hl'CCtlon of fli h1; ~~~th reference to l'l.nUU.'\Tt::l O:C . .. f • b ~o1n.s o tne compaus ? 2' . /l?.tJvELL IN t; IN A 1\/0!?/ H £:)//l.G"C T/O/.J • •••• 0 ••••••• • •••• • • ••• • 0 ••••• 0. 0 0 • • 0 • • , .. , •••• • • • ,.j ..•...•.• .• . . . , /2.23 . 24 . 25 . 26. 27 . 28 . 29. 30 . 31. 32 . 33 . - 2- D~d the object re~~in o~ a strai.7ht ~~~tb dev 1 ·"Le or~ ? ~ r , _ .. L•<1HOe ... vx-e ~~ . ~~~: . .f(!/'J/~~~f/~ .. (~ . t>. ~-f~I. Cf !(!": .. ~1 T# ......... .. ......... Was any trai l of exhaust, vapour or light seen? .. ~(). . ..... .. .. . . W~ere d~d o~ject diS Appear, eg i n mid- air , behi nd a hil l, over ~ ~;}jJ)pk/..1/-?f. £? .. J#f./(~IY.£? .. SJ:lf.f- . . . ~~· . . f!~<~L/?.~~f, ... ........ . Existence of a~ physical evidence s uch as fragments, photographs or other supporting evidence . . o//(~E:-f~.-:: f':~t!. . ?.11 .~~~1? . 7.~ . tff..f~ S" f ?~ !-.£?. g.._ .T.I-!? .R~~q Have you observed any unusual phenom ena previously? . tf.!? .. . ... . If so, give details of incident(s) ..... . ........ . ........... ... . .................................... ~ ....... .. .... .. .... . Stat e any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l• l• ••••••••••• Are you a member of any or ganisation interested in aerial phenomena? NO • e 0 0 o 0 0 0 • 0 e 0 0 0 o o. 0 o 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 0. I 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o. 0 0 0 • 0 0. o 0 o 0 0 o • o 0 0 0 0 0 o • o Nace and address of organisation . . •.. . .. .. . .. , • . . . .... . ..... . ... .... .................. .... .... .. /.. ....... .... ..... ..... ... . . . . . . ~~~#r.f /15' L-9/l~E .4-5" HE'4L>LIIj'#7S Or Any addl.tl.onal 1.nformat1.on .. . ................. .. . . . . •... .. ...... . (I'! fl . . • .. q f.~ q f:'?. . . .S: ~ f>. ~ . '-: t. .................................... Signature of Observer ctf fl)' U Location of any air traffic in the vicinity at the ti~e of S1.gLt1.ng ••••••••••••••• ••••• •• • ••••••• 0 • 0 ...... ......... ........ 0 •••••••• . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Location of any oeteorological s~ ~ t i ons in the general area . 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 o 0 }•~ . Comrr.ents ............................................ ···· ········ •• 0 • •••••• ' •••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• • 0 ••• 0 0 0 •••••••• • • • 0 ••••••••••• • • 0 •••••••••••• • ••••• •• ••••••••••• • • ••• • •••• 0 •••• Signature of InterroL' tor ______________ QUESTIONS 32, 33 and 34 to be answered by interrogator . l~ote : Since it is normally impossible to estl.mate the height and speed of a stra nge object, it will usually be better to endeavour to determine the angle of elevation of the object, the angle through which i t moved, and the time taken to do this. •
/ RZ ... .'OR':' OF ABPJIJ. OEJ...:CT O.BS..!:i~VED 1 • Naoe of Observ?r . .-l""B0':~.7.G~C?:f~~~· ::-....... . . ... Ae~.~7 .. 2 . Address of Observer •. ~Q .~<?!A't .. !?~;'~~~. ~Hc;J:: . ~': . ~. ·n~toria 3193 . .......... . 3 . .Accupat:l on of Observer • . ? {t?:}.~c; .·~9<:<?~~<:1).~ ... ... ....... ..... ... . ... . Date and 'i'1n1e of Observation (':i.'~l e to l>e ~1ven 1n local titt:) . ~~~~ . . ~~~ .~ .~(( ... . . . . . H! ~9 .. :-:: . ... . .. . .. . ..... . . Durat1on of Obo~rvet1on(1) .. ~Qo~t.lO . seco~ ~ ..... .. . , ..... .. ..... . 6. Observer's locat1on at t11:1e of s~ghting (Give details of own ~r;T.CQ.,.2L.:;- 9~;t:r : 9'i'r:t~r~~ . ~Y~.~ . •• . . l'osi~ion by map reference if Fo St . l:llacf. -qoc1r : poss1ble or by knovm landmarks) (c "'"'"I', 11.Vl'l is o r:rox . 1 'th- Sth · Fourth St East-\vest) y...,.j! ., + . \ . f • • • • • • • ~. h' • . 1' .... , •• f ,,. t"\ ' • ~'' ) ••• , ..-, • • "" · ~· • • " • ('!, s ··n be« on V"!'<lnaa - .lac1ng .vou~.ou · • · ..... · · · • · · · • · · · 7. Weather Condi t1ons a:t time( i) of Observation( i). Fine.,. S!<:. PJ.!'l;:~r, .. S rs v:!..,·'blA ••••• •• , •• 0 • • • • • .... .... , • 8 . Al ds to Observat1on(~). ( Describe any equipme nt used in the ·o ~ 1hate\t r : I relie0 upon my judgmen+ as ar> Observation) 9· hove 10. • • ••• • ••• •• ••• /.. • • ••••• , ......... , ... · ~ · ••<; • • • ':4'+'-<' 4~ ...... .. . . . .. . .. . . ...... . ex 11 o. o·.n " "·e: '.:--":::.llery aurJ.I"g .L"'.)u- / • J '//here was obJect first observed, eg, overhead, comin~ from beh1nd a h.~ll , over the horizon, etc): :tlisir>g a' ove ~oof ~" ouse ~-:· ..:.o .... r t t ~ b . ~ b '"'5° T · • o e ~o 1 en o~ ~o~rox . ear~n£ o• e ~, • orne , ~c co~·~ co~· ou"' · ("~'· · • '€' ·Y·J·;• ·i ·t · ·~ .t,.o ~y. J..e.f.t. .(.ne..a.C.i."' .• f .CU' • .a'io.u.t ..1.0. .Q '.<'.l.o.ck o~ my i~~ ary clockface) ,/hat first 1:2ttracted observer s attent1on, eg, l1ght or noise . I chou""ht I hea · issin,: (but .... an: ca=s rouuce ~'te s~ noise on !3e:l"' ·. "'.. ~.).·I· .pec>I\Gol. .o:.ot. .::!."'-.sa, •. a.n .i.l.lv.::ti.n."'."'• ,.,., ;:J.:a. .e.: ,qr,' l<; ..s. .P.E:: .s. :~o. . ch) 11 . Did ObJ~:ct ~ppe;.~r •~s a li~ht or as a definite obJect? Dellinite object ( series of !'ranes - as .e.r slret h_ - e~ on~ i f.'a e':lort, ·· ~ "l - : ·,.-ros·s·-·m.er'lJE! ·~ · ~ 'l1o1:J:y ·outJ:±ned ·:i:n ·orange ... oOJ.QU.t>Ocl. .enussl.ons . '1.J.ke a c'; l..n_•s "'~ '!"e,:orks tlsP'3.rkler pencil", btl.t traili'1- "'ac r~'s "loru· the , 12. TI 1.here w~o more than one ObJ.::!Ct, how many were there and what frane,. was their formution? Ottiy o e , bnt tltis pr e:::red to be in tvo ain bo;(- frames ; ohe lm~er one apne<> '~d ·to ·r.·'Ve ·m ro ·s:i:de ·1 ·eros •. '~:be •· . .;hGla .oont:uapt:i.on .xerJinueo .me ,Qf: . "l;l')(;l • unr e"'-S ie ,outL ne or t\lO Lancaste.,. Bombers used in 'iei•l Guinea durii'lb t' e '.-lar . 1 j . .nu .. t wo:; the colour of the l.i·;!rc or ohJect? . . . . . • . . . . . ... I ~aid ora'lge above, b•1t it varied' be~!een or"lP.~e :'" 1 !L lt1' ··ello,, • 14. .'lh~t was it:; a_~; 1 are nt shape? . 'rv.9 . 'tJ.Q:l;, ~q.: . ~rar;tes j9~neai the.~os~"hat) i.ng 2 s~de legs . (LJ.ke the las ... t1·:o rungs of a la et, Ol ::o tho ~ v.o .ee 1 5 · •Ya,~ tany dc;tatl~fof s'tru9t~e obpervaole'} .. . .................... . • o to JU::: y ~ pe>s··tc.ve op~n..lon 'Nas any ~.ethod of propuls1on obv~o1.<~? .. <?:.{~)~.':'!1~~:;:·<?9!? :~~?::-:~~to . 6. 17 . :.n (11) abo;·c ap eol:'ed to be ror.:: rofu e a- +' e ('-oss exnoers) ''I h h · · · n (1 0 •as t ere any sound? '.!Q . ~~..,.itl'l'.O:r . e:::.l.0$'!.' . ~ . $':''.'':'9: r. '!' . 9 .. ~~':' . ~.J.. 11 - ;;.s ~il"'.:!.lor o that he .. rd upon ~· e ~:ri , o"' " r·, auor: s 11 1 g ~~ - -.bl; lB. Jlelght, or angle of elcvahon.See . ~:!.-:. •. ~ .: .• ,r~'? .. f-:"9~.~9 . ?. o;t o 60° at el')a sightine,>~hen j '.: •. a" O\·e -·..,olt 300 lef .. , _..., 0 sees 1 9 . cl 20 . 2i . Spe( ~d • or rl':c.1.;1! ar velotchity 1 , ~·1·, eal€ .J..atio:;:.. :r:!. • • t. :~iz 1";:':1. • • o. ; . -:.t. ~ n m~· op ru.onJ at e c itioJ.ng s eed of a modern i'i•·hter plane. olua th~ oojectt stat+Qnary? ........ ... ... ... ~ . ..... . . ......•... ..... ever a an~ t1~e QUT1nf ~l s_· 1 u • .'ll.at. was I. he dl.rcct.1on of :flit,h't with reference to land~:arks or L 'o.n.s of the com.pa:Js? se~=: diagrar. . It soeree .,:ne from the b Y orr " _ , .; •••• , • , • 1 • .' "limbed 'P 8 vee!'ed to tho !e"'.... , fter lCI sec on s. P e t r> 1 to:J. at· · •t:-r.:;.~11t>t~· • .Ro• "h1"'· ~" · · o· s~· 'l"'t'•'t'i' h' · (on a c ~. ~ i v -v , or ace ) s .,.,te t 5 oclock & • e t st a·rr !f. - th re as a '31 i ht natoteting of trajec~ory ~t l.t~~ · ' 15~U. h to 10 ocl c( ny 23 . 24 . - 2- !:.ld tt1e ollject re.::ain on a strait>ht path , deviute or o ... tioe .... vre ut all? ~ ~ e climo ''3" stP'1C., , ~e ula .. "_ 1n~aJ. teri • . , • a end a . =. . -t'.-,..,.. ...... '1~ ·..;;... ..:::....~ ,. -- ~ ... ....::..."le. .. .:..t .... .. r . ~ --. _::.. .t. ... . . --.i!' •• i.e .~t .. 1 .c: ~ ..... u.t house ( 'h<; (' ,.~ - '10 ~n.c - l\"-~" .e.m- .,.,. . n • Was any trail o.f exhaust , vapour or light seen? :a,. ,q •'· . '- ."\e. . ·~- ... ., n e Ol" ~ (l ") "'- 1 .d · ~-e e<> :a~ · !'15 e iss:ion.,. ~ro- t'"' :-a .:e · r • I Where did object disappear , eg in mid- air , behind a hill , over the horizon? r! d .. $'"" ::-~ fro· -' l"i<l" ·J.,t · • :1 root--<-o1 bl,l.t 'as .- . .... ,i)..l .. a.s .•. "'~ .•.. ~ .s .. •.;,e. , .~ :':~ .. :r. :> .. t. .• . s. :..:::, · .e.c. ), "". ),Q .':o.e.c.op_ ·"'· .e .. )·)- .~~ · (!i!"'n 0 -1: 1 ~ f""Q)lt "tT•e t .'\> •t thb street lJ. ~-s 1''Pe!S J:."'"' rts :!lj' 25 . I zxf.ft en~e "t>f a'hf -p'ily'S'ical evidence such as fragments , 11hotographs or other supporting evidence . -il ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••• 0 •• 26 . Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? .. l!Q ..... . . . 27 . If so , give details of incident(s) .l..i .l: .. .. .. . ..... . ...... .. .... . 0 ',',,, '' ' t t t '' t''' I I I I I I I I I I I 1 ! 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 t 1 1 28 . State any experience which enable s observer to be reasonably certain about the answers ~ven to 18 and 19 . re 1 · ~:1 "i" . .,.,. I ""'S r0..:. ~o,n•·-+~"' "'t;:!..e -· D':et .e ., '"a., ---"· ,.,:...,:h '"or ~i"u~ +t:~r"ets; e' also sane r..:..,,' fl J:"~ r - spo ... 1~ • • ·' • • • • • • ••• • • • • • · -r • • • • ....... • · ~ • .. ·o· 'o" 's' ·..:, ·-·,··o· · ~ ·a · · ·a· 'l ', . H -..·,.: 'd"'J:·• · · · ~-: C~"' .... • ... .... , - s ~?-e ,.. co 1.""" ('ll o _ . c l. t s \ --;,. 14. • • 29. Are you a m ember of any organi sation interested in aerial phenomena? 0 30 I • d dd ..,. ' t . . 1 . .a~:e an a ress O.a. organ1sa 1on.. . .-. .. . ...••.. . ..•......... .. .. 31. 32 . I I I I I I 0 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 0 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 33 . Location of any meteorological stati ons in the general area. I I I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I f I I I I I I I I I I I 0 I 1 I 111 I I I I I I I I I o 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3•i- . Comments ... . .................. . . ......... ~ ........... . .. . ...... . I I • I I I I I I I It I I It I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I It 0 It I I I I I It • • I I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 o 11110 01111 o 1 1 I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I 1 1111 1 o 111 I I I I I I I I I I I Signature of Interroc1tor ________________ QUESTIONS 32 , 33 and 34 to be answered by interrogator . Note: Since it is normally imposs1ble to estimate the height and speed of a str ange object , it w1ll usually be better to endeavour to determine the angle of elevation of the object , the angle through which it moved, and the time taken to do this.\ (' \ L \ ' Pic1·y emissions at mld- point, hoth sides , ep lGol·ed to bo more profuse and concontrat d, dS if emanatitl from these llOints (althonr.h the \·:hole frame\JOrk appeared to be afire) : Dal'kness behind this 2:·x point ;C --- -- :::t~ &( o<4 a~,...f / d/1o.rr l,o •[MAP PAGE - Street map of Melbourne suburb area showing Cheltenham, Beaumaris, Sandringham, and surrounding areas] Handwritten annotations on map: MY VERANDAH BEDROOM (FACING SOUTH) BRG ABOUT US° A/S·ELEVN. 60° End of Sighting LWAE VARIA[NT] LEFT, 30[°] 1st Sighting - BRG About 115° A/S·ELEV. About 3° BOAT LAUNCH (NOT D[ONE] TO [SCALE?]) V [LINE SW[EEP] LEFT - MO[VED] IN HORIZO[NTAL] 1ST SIGH[T] - APPRO[X] 1950 LAST [?]... [Red vertical line/arrow marked on map in Cheltenham/Beaumaris area] [Arrows indicating direction of sighting] [Circled location marking end of sighting] [Compass rose visible upper right] [Directional arrows: NEESO upper area, SMESO lower left area]
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1 . 2 . 3 . 4. r: J . 6. 7 . a. 9 · iO . REPORT OF AERIAL OEJ~CT OBS~tVED Hace of Obs erver . . . "":' R. f.. ~C!J?. . . ,;JH-,':_tf.$_ •.. ./?. t(!;/~ .. . ,~ :Zt> .., ( • , , . • • • 1\ .}1- • • • 0 Addr ess of Observer . . l.q .T#.1.~ . r:L:~ .. . S.T. . ... . . . .!?.R.5.~C?~ . 11- .~ . ?.o.t:?:tf Acc upation of Obs er·ver .. . .f.FJ.'Y.f.Ef!J:. ... ": .•. P ,.;.t;..q/!:,l1.:Ct?..A- . . , ... . .. . Date and '.i'lrue of Ob s ~rvation ( ~i 1.1e ~o oe Gi.ven in loc:.tl ~.u .. t:!) . .. ·' · ~ · -! P A~ . .. .. . -1!(. :-(~ . :t.!<f. . ... .... .. ... . .... . , ........ .... .. . Duration of Obst:!rv~t~on(s) .. . . ~ .~ : . .. . .. . . Obs erver' s location at tice of si ~h•ing ( Give detai l s of own :Z:11 Gv~ fJpJ2..1-ff.IVO P..P. 1osition by map r eference if · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ..... · · • · · · · · · · · · .. ossible , or by known landm;,trks) .. P.l1~ ~ . Qf:.: .. ??.If?-. ff; . . ~'?~?::1. ... . ... ·•· . .. . . ·•· ... ....... .... .. . Weather Cond~t i on s at time(s) of Ob!>erva ti on(s) . . {/~ .. ~~ .. .$.~ .. .. L J~~ -~) .... ~ ....... ... ........ .. A ~ d s t o Observat~on(s) . (Descr ibe any equipme nt u s ed in the rJL}_.. Observation) 0 o 0 o 0 _, 0 o o o o 0 0 0 ' 0 0 • • tlr 0 0 ~ · ~ · ( , , . ,, 0 of 0 0 fit 0 0 0 I 0 • 0 0 o 0 .. 0 0 o 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o ••••• 0 •• 0 • •••••••••••• 0 •• 0 • ••• • • • "' • •• ••• • • • • • 0 • • • • ••••• • •••• • • • 0 •• 0. 0 '//here was ooje ct first ob s erved , eg , overhead , coroin t; f:r·om b el.1nd a hill , over t he horizon , etc) .. f Q.~~ . . J.~ .~ ... S.8.Y.T.!:<.· . . . . l!J.fi:-. . l.}!,:;~t;. .•. . TP-J})/f.I..;L.J~C: S.o.UT).I, ,"/hat; f irs t c.t'tract ed obs erver' s a t t e nt1on , eg , ligh t or noi se . LI(:,..HTS . o o o • o o o o o o ol o o o • o o o o o o o o • •· • •• I • o o o o o o 0 o • I • o JI! o t o o ._o o 0 o *" * ' ' *I *• o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 11 . Di d obj ect rtgpear F.:.S a l i ght or o.s a definite ob Ject? 1 2 . 1 3. 14 . 1? . . u. 17 . 19 . ~0 . ll . ,. ,. "",. 1:--:! .er./:f.r. • •• , .. "" I I • " ' • "• • • "• ''" If there wu~ more than one obj..:ct , how m any were t here a nd what was the~r forP.ation? ... f/.f/t;.lff: . .. ?-. ~-: ~(J. f.t ~ ~ T. . .t/1!. 1\1¥ . . . I-I. lP(."'."1'·):J.OJL .... . . --r~--e.V\. ~ Abt:<VT {' ?or~l-tt>AS vr t;;"_ W hat wa::; the colour of t h e ll £;:h't 01· object? . .. . (21f:.P. . Y,F.t.iroW ... ·~ · hat v 1as ltl: e.J..!.arent shape? 'f!R.R..h-1 J':-(3.; . • • .•. • • . . • • · • • • • · · ·::as any deta ~ l of s t ructure o ozervaule ? .. .. . 1-/. (l .· . .. . .. .... .. . · W :J.s any method of prooulsion obvi l1U:J ? .. ~r.fJ . ?+ .. -:f~J .'-:-$ . . Piff!.~ .. 1 ,.. - foLt..-~~T;Jtr G-RC14 o~r.. . ..Vas t her e a ny sound? . .. . . .. . /Y. tJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . · . · · · · · · · · · · · Height, or afl6le o f el cv~tion . 1iJt .~~ . .f}?, .flun-L /J~. /! .. T.I==T. :t: IV r (} L. '- 'I='" L. I Cn-1 I Speed , or 1n.;ul ar velocity ..... . . 1/.t; .P.-. V. . F: 1;/.f;'r. • ••••••• • • • • • • • • • •las tne oojec1: sta~.1onary? . .. . ... . . /1!.8. .... •• .... . .. . . .•.. · · · · · · ~'lhat m:1s ~he cl..~.:t't;(!1.,.on of fl i.;h t ,., _. t il reference to l•md ~,arz . s o,· !.oint s of the compa:.:s? .. ... .... .... ... . P. J/4!. ... . N ! .P:T.I-;t ... . ... ···•· . . .. .... . .. . . .. ... . . ., /2 .2) . 24. 25 . 26 . 27. - 2- Dld the ouject re ~ . ain on a strait;ht path devJ.· t o1t all? J-1 ' u e or r.u,.noe..tvre ... · · · · f: A.a ~. ·.fl.··.:. · ·· . F. .o./f.~.R.f It?/'! . .. 1'~ .. ~ ~.t-?cl?-fl~ ;:.., ~~ 11no ONLY Dv.c IVc.-P-IIcl. ' .. · ....... Was any trail of exhaust, vapour or light seen? Y r=::-;; I t t If Iff I I I I o 01 t Where did obJect disappear, eg in mid-air behind ~-l "Che horizon? 1 a ul 1, OVt!r ...... . ....... l!- .1.0 .... fl.I.P.S. .-:- ......... . I I 0 I 0 0 I It f I 0 I of If I 0 toot Existence of anJ_physical evidence such as fragments photographs or other support1.ng evJ.dence . ' /tJ & . I It It f f f f fIt I I It f I I I I I I It f I " t t t f t t t t t 1 f 11 o t, f 0 f I I I f If 0 t f f If I I t It Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? ... /t./. fl . . ~ .. If so, give details of incident (s) ...... . .... :- ................. . t t t f t tIt I 0 If I I It I It I I 0 I I I I If I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I It I 28. State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given t o 18 and 19. AJ;L f I f I f f t I f f f f I f f I I I f I f f f I I f f f f f f f f f f f f I I I f f f I f f f I I I I I I f f f I I I I I f f f 29. Are you a member of any organisation interested in aerial :~~~~~~~~: .... /1/o .· ......... ......... .......................... . 30. l~ar.e and address of organisation .•..... . ... . . , . . ... . ... . ....... . . . . .. . . . . .. . .. . . ... . .. . .... .. . . . .. . ... . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. .... ... .. .. 31 . Any addit1onal information ....•...... . ... . .• . •.....• . •.......... • • • • • • ' •• •••• • ' ••••••••••••••••••••• 0 0 ••• • ••••• • •••• • •••••• • ••• ' Signature of Observer_____ ~ y_ ·~ 6 ~~~ · ~~- · --- Location of any air t raffic in the vicinity at the time of sighting . • • • • • 0 ••••••••••••••• 0 ••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 •••••••••• . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . ... . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Location of any meteorological st ations in the general area. f f f t • f 0 0 t f I f 9 f f f f f t t t f f I 0 t f I t t t 0 I t t f t t f f f f f • I f o 0 f ' I f f f ' 0 ° f f f t f 0 f Comments ............................. ····· ···· · ··· · ············· f t f t ot f t t f t 0 t f f 1 t t t t ft. t t t t t t t t t 1 t t t t f If 0 o o 0 t t I 0 f f f 0 f f 0 f tIff tIt 0 •••••• ••• •• 0 . 0 ••• 0 •••••••••••• • ••••• •• •• ••••••••••••••• • •••••••• Signature of Interro~' tor _______ QUESTIONS 32 , 33 and 34- to be answered by interrogator. Note : Since it is norcally impossible to estl.~~te the hc1ght and speed of a strange object, it will usually be better to endeavour to determine tne angle of elevation of the object, the angle through which it moved , and the time taken to do this. 0~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~1,-f- ~ ~~o-f~ ~".V~
/ 1 . 2. 3 . 4. 5 . 6. 7 . 8 . 9. 10. l I . RZ.OR':' OF A.:I.l;u, O.EJLC~ O.BS..!.HVED Na~e of Obs~rver .. Jf;l~~nt. .. . . t ... ~c;'~.e.~ 1 .l?~~. . .... ;..,~~- ,3-t,. Address of Observer ... .1.-Tc;>.l-jfV.~':?~~ . . . P. ~f:- . .... fl.f.."!C:Of')B, .• .3.>:'."1. AccuJ:aUon of Obsez ver . • . ffolfl. t;., , •• • 0~:-r: (. ~ ............ .... ..... . Date and Time of Ob,;t:!rvatiort (Time Lo ue e1ven 1r1 J ocal tu t!) 2S 1:1. t,'W' t< 3o • o • • • • e • • * • • • • o o 0 • • o • 0 • o e • e o I e • e • • • I • o e o • o • • 0 e • o 0 o 0 o • o o o • • t e • • o o Dura"tlon of" Obcer~:'"tlon( s) .... . ~ . • to.. ~ .. nt."{!{"f~~ . ••.• ..••• •••. .•.. Observer's location at tl~e of Sitihtin6 (Give details of own t../~ wE~k per jlf c l'.f"c k o I" l'OSJ.tion by map reference if .. ·"'- • .... • " • .. • " .. • I-' .. " " • " • .. • possible, or by kno¥m landmarks) ~fl~r:t~ 1! . .. .Cl.'141.t; '!f . ... . G: ~f:-.4'!.~ .. · . . (!f'1, . .. . ~:t . ~'?f.~t ., .J .~lf.T~~~~ •. i?.o.'V? . . Weather Conditions at time(s) of Observation(s) .................. . J}E 1<, y... t;-1..;(1,A .f<. ..~IG;f! .r.. HAl D ·" ~ .T.t.L..~.. .. . ....... . . .. Aids to Observat1on(s). (Describe any equipment used in the e ObservatJ.on) . .. . 1/.o.AJ. ':-- .... •.. , .. . ..... · • · ~11 ..•.• .• , . .. .... . .. , • •. •. . • • • .• •• ..... • . . . t o o t II o II II • o • o o o ' o t t o e II • • • II II • II • t t II o o • t • o o o ot 0 o II I o • II II II o II I • II II II • I II • II II II o II 'llhere was object first observed, eg, overhead, coming from be .. lnd a hill, over the horizon, etc) .. 1!l.s:r: . . .. r:~ . .. ~ .Y ... f(l . c..t"f. "!. , . . c;..D.M_ ~ 1 (>; • • T. 0 • "f/. /f 1 'Y?~ . .. '( s. ; ..... .. . What first attt•acted ob~ erve r 1 s attent.1on, eg, light or noise. . ...... !-.tr;; /f."("~ . {q~/J !J.! I .0 . .oY. •••• /. ~. ' • • ~ .K...y. . .... • ....... ...... . Did obJ ecr n:-t!Je:...r ;,:s a llght- or .::1s a def1m te ooject? .. ........ .f/:j .. . . . (':".0. ... f3f1~t<.S . .. . t.f .. ~ I.Cf /;',T$ ................. .. 12 . If tl<ere was more than one obJ.::ct. r.ow tany were tl.ere and what was the1r for:'l~t ion? {;IV -rwo .. . 1.0 .... -r:r; ... U .. .o.t:. "t . !f.~1'7. ...• t ~ .. . f"/~~/:1.1?7? . -:-:--: . .... ~7)':_~) 13. 14. . \). 17 . , a. 1 9 . 20. (Wi,a:. wos the cvlour of the li ;h~ or ObJect? ~~'lt ·/'Jf~~.;.e·Cr>t-4;.'";..')/ \ /Nha,t \" s ·t·· t :hnceJ? /.;/(£ IF S'Dur.~yL /1110 S£1./T en€ or . l}~tt..F ·~ta;l\l'w 3~tfen 9 > · "iitd.ii. · · G.;R·,~"';;v · ~R ·~ ·ci.<e~· ·tiP" · s'filfeHO "I d o r_ • as any eta1l of structure ohzerva ................... · · ':/::;s any ~~ethod of propulsJ.on obvl.o1..1::;? ••... ff.- ................... . 'oVas there aey sound? .. .. Cf/~~.'!'{0 . ... -f~.":"Y' . -9 ........• ...... ... · Height, or anc,le of elcvot 1on .. (ltf..fl.£.;/f. .• .•. ! .H.~J- •. .. I!C.S: •.. /!~(I~E.s .. IA..tE" 17- If-<} e. s £ f..A./ Speed 1 cr :-tn.,u_ar velocity ..... 1/{...' 1 -f. ... fflf>.T. .. ......... .... .... .. W:.J.s the ooject stationary? ..... . lf.o ... . ...... • . 2 1 · o'/hat was t.he dirucLon of fllt:;ht with ref~rence to land~•urks or .t·Olnts of the compa:Js? ... ~~~T .... "t? .. ~ll;s:r. .. It/ .. l/.!~fi.C .......... ................... . . . . /2 .- 2- • 22 . ~ida t~; object re~~.in on n strai.;ht path , deviute or mr~noeuvrc . C:/t~. ~ ... f?.v.E .f: ... (IY!t:J .. /-<!~'if •. 1.1'(. 8 . . (1-f?.C; 1((~v Pt<'nPP.fFiP~O ey 1/t::.I\T u; ffl.... 7' •1(115- r • • • • ' ' ' • ' ' l'v . 1 ' ' • ' • • • • 2 3 . Was any tra1l of exhaust , vapour or light seen? ~fl!k.X.S . . .V(('i . f.> • • "'~~t-T +"/lA IN(j.- 0 ~F 24 . Where did ob ject disappear, cg in m1d-air, behind a hill , over the horizon? I ft/ Mt D PI R •• 0 •••• 0 ••••••••• 0 ••••••• • 0 •••••• • ••••••• 0 ••• •••• 0 • • •• 0 ••• 0 •• • •• 25 . Existence of any physical evidence such as fragments , photographs or other support1pg evidence . . • . . • • • • . . . . . • . . • . tl. .0. . · ...• •..... • .. . ••...... 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 0 •• 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 • 0 26 . Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? ... }./() ...... . 27. If so, give detail3 of incident(s) ...... .. ...... . ....... ...... . . 28. 29. 30. o o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 ° 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 <0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the a nswers given to 18 and 19 • • 0 • •••• 0 • • •• • •• • • • • I!~ f'.C.. · .•••••• •••• ••••••••••.••. ••.. •••••• •. 0 • • Are you a u:ember of any organisat ion interested in aerial phenomena? •• • ••• • 0 •••• 0. 0 0 • • 0 •• • ••• t!.o . . . 0 ••••••••••• 0 ••• •• •••• • 0 . 0 • •• 0 • • 0 0 i~ace and address of organisat ion . . ... ¥.£? ................ .... ... . 31. Any additional inf ormation ••. . . . -. .. .. . . . . .... . . • . . . .. . . . . ... . . - . . ... . .. . .... . ....................... 0 0 .. . . . . .. . . .. . .... .. ...... . Signature of Observer ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ; ~ 32 . Locatlon of any air traffic in the vicinity at the tine of sighting. ~ • • • • •• 0 0 • • •••••• 0 0 •• • •••• • ••••• • ••• 0 •••• • •• 0 ••••• • ••••••••• • • • •• Location o~ any meteorological stations in the general area. , ,. , ...,~ ........ . ............ .. ... . ..................... 0 ••••••••••• 0 ••••••• Comments ........................... . .... . ...................... . t f of 0 o 0. t 0 0 0 f f t 0 t 0 t I o . 0 0 0 f t. f 0 o 0 0 o 0 .. o 0 0 0 0 0 of o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o t 0 0 o 0 0 0 •••• • •••• 0 •• 0 •••• 0 ••••• • ••••••••••• • ••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 0. Signature of Interro"•tor _______________ QUESTIONS 32, 33 and 34 to be answered by interrogator . ~: Since it is normally 2mpossible to est1~~te the he1ght and speed of a str ange object, it will usually be betoer to endeavour to det ermine the angle of elevation of the object, the angle through which it moved, and the time taken to do thi:l./ r"'!_l 1. 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 . 9. iO . 1 I • 1 2 . 1 3. 14 . 1 5 . 6 . 17. 1 8. 1 9 . 20 . 21. RZ. OR~ OF AERI AL OPJ .;c'i' O.BS~l<VED /7/r/fe.D ,4./ tJoo /' r () 1\- ,-rye 6 ( Na::1e of Obser" erS ./.'J?S:/1~/ /VO~ .T. .~CJ.q T.T.o/'!{.. '~". . •. .' ... A r~ ~ . 0~ . Address of Ob:>erver .. -!?f. . £.« .J.~k12.Y, 1/./fy: . ,, t;:',~~~~Wk~ ... falc:s "' "tr.,-,,ye~ #c. 77: 3/,Z~ Accupatlon of Ob::;ei·ver/ . . t?(T.)f:F; . V.t:.-t(~$, 1 . . , ................. . ....... . Da1>e and 'i'1.rue of Observat~on (':'ite Lo oe ._.1ven i r. loca l :.:t r..o:) . . . J«.I"'I?~~.~~C: . :--?A A .~s~{fi) ... ~~.7/?:'J./.?. .§_IZJ. ......•.... ... Duration of Ob::a~rvrhon(s) .. . 3. .(lJ./!Y..f. .... ..... 1 ••• ••• • , 1 • • , •••• • • • • •• •• • O~erver' s location at t.il'!le of' si.;hting. (~ive details of own ~(<.Jfii;'J.t:l/ ~r. ~"~~ .; ...... ,,, ..... .... , 1 o 0 s 5 ~~bJ. 1 on by mbap rkeferen 1 ce if ) _ ,_ p s 1. e, or y novm and marks I"TJ0//,1',/)f • • 1. k.$. • , f :t. ~.fT.. · f·,. t•o• • • • • ••· ·J· • ·1·• • I •Kt.l'oJI•••" ' ' <••• •••• , •• , •••• \'leather CondJ.hons at time(s) of Observation(s) ..... C.(f'.t?.~ ...... . , . • ·•· .... ·•· ... · ··•· .... , ·•· .... · . ·• ... ..J./i.1,~f:. .. ':!~(f . 1!1-f (6.(~ . . . AJ.ds to ObservatJ.on(s) . (Describe any equipment used in the Observation) • • • • • • • • • • '• • • • ' • • • • • • • t•W • 1'•••• .. • ••• • ••• • • • • • •I• r• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • • o • • • • . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Where was object first observed, eg, overhead, coming f:r·on1 behind a h~Jl, over the horizon, etc) !h:'(? .. r?.s/.'?f .. P.4~ r-~ . Av~S:c.S: ,. !{~·'?~.Jf.. . ~.i.e.s. . . ~ .......... . ','/l·.at first c:~tt1'ac1.ed observer's attent1on, eg , light or noinc . . . . . . . . . . ~l:yf.t .. . r<~w.rr. ... t?t r!.. .. /~:J.f::t:§ . :. •. ····· .. .. ........... . Did ObJ~Ct ~~~ear ~s a light or as a definite object? . ... . ~f'fl.~t?r.c:r/ .. C?~. 6,;,-{t;, A'c-~<; 1"~(!.'. ?:?~. ,,.<,:}'.1!: ~ ....... . If there wnn more than one obj..:ct, how t::my wer\.: here and wl',at ,.,as the1r fort•,.:ltlon? \\ ~ ff!C'/J?~d . .p_ . ~(;. /.'?f~ .. C?Iy. . ~c.l!:;. r:c:t71~r ../.o."'.n:t.'!-f.'t?. /'f' .. ~.s:~ . -1>. ~~,_f'_~qit; Willlt wa3 the colour of the li<jht o;r· object?.E.J:;f.~_.;, ?J/.tl.t?j .e, ,,ff~~ 'o'lhat was i t:J a.Harent shape? .. rf(Jt:.t'd. .4 ~¢; .. .. . .. ........ _ '.'las any deta1l of structure oboervable'? . ~ . d(..J./;{/)ftJ.!{"'.".'-:J.~~eg- o'las any r..ethod of propuls1on obvious? .. . J:I.C! •.. ......... . . ..• .. • · '.Vas there any sound? ... ... . IY.tJ. . ~ .. ..... , , ... ... , , ...... .. ........ . He1ght, or atl6le of elevation .. :-; .•. ,., •.. ~g_o~( .•. Lf.£ ~ . . . . . . . .. Speed, cr ·m.;;ular velocJ.ty .... l/.~ry. . M-tf. ............... . ..... . .'l ~s tt1e oc.;ject stati onary? ... :'v.o ..... ........ . ........ ........... . .'ll&at we:.s :.he d~rac'\.ion of fli 0 ht ,ith ref~rence to lanull."r, .... ,,. ...,o!.nts of the compa:-s? 51t~lit/. . . /'~~ 't. . !ftf v.'.~ '!Y, . ~!.(. ~ . /Jr.:.!..~ .. ....... ........ . . . . /2 .22 . 23. 24. 25 . - 2 - Did the object re~ain on a strai~ht path , deviate or oanoe~vre at all? 1' t2 .- J.- £ r Ln J .;. - / :.......... :<~;~:t .r.;Q_:~ {ftt;;;:~~l?~j~~~;:t:~6<:::~~· W a s any t r a~ l of exhaust-, vapour or light seen? .. 'Ye-3 . . . -/T'r('la7icr( Where did object dis appear, eg in mid-a i r , behind a hi ll over ~ ~~. ~~~ ~~ ~~ :/. . {(. . /lj(r/: rtf.~ . . . . . / . 1'(.4:c:(0H T-.c.if. . .._ . . . . . : .... . . . Exis tence of any physical evidence s uch as fragments , photographs or ot her supporting evidence . Yc:> • • •• • • • • •••••••••• • ••• 0 ••••••••••••••• • •••••••• 0 ••• • •• • ••••••••• 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? . . <'Y~ ..... . 27. If so, give details of incident(s) ... • . . -:-;-; . ...... . ....... . .... . 28 . • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• State any experience which enables obs erver to be r eas onabl y certain about the a nswers given to 18 and 19 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 29 . Are you a member of any organisation i nter est ed in aerial :~~~~~~~~: .... ..... . . #. ~ - .. .. .. ......... ...................... . 30 . Nac:e a nd address of organisat i on .. . . . . .. • .. . .• . . . ..... .. . .. .. .. . 31 . Any additional in:f ormat ion . •. . . :-:-:-:-:- ....•..... .. ...• • . . . . . .. . . .. 32 . ... ... ........ ... . . . . . . ~~ :~~ ~: ~ . ~~. ~~~~~~~:· ·~ ~ ·~ Locat1on of any air traffi c i n t h e vicinity at t he time of sighting. -- - .......... ........ .... ........................................ .. . . . . . . . . . . .... . ... ... ... .. . . ... . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 33. Locat~ o n of any meteorological sta tions in the general area . 34 . ~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~ : 4;;;: j~i:~7 :~~i/~ i. ;;;J. : __.j(; &tf-CI .~f!. ."M . 'lt!Afl . ./y«:M. iL_ .~ ~· ~~ .~ tue ~: ~ . (/.~ .. f~:l . . . ~( .~, . ~t!:z:r.! .~cvd!:~ / . /--..}. ct "'1.h y 1cu..._.. ~ -t..Jc.Ji f~ ~ ~~ ~ tf th ~ ......... S~atur~~e f Interr'bi: tor .., .... 1.. ~ ~ J?td.l ... ~ "" 1 A. - tt....u a..~ tU.-~/Q~IONS/j2 , 3 and 34 to be an erea--bh11ter?!,o t7 1 ;/.._ A-0;/cJ..~ e-<./V'-6-t~?V- Not e: Since it is normally i mpi;sible t o ti~~te the helght and speed of a s t r ange object, it will usual l y be better to endeavour to deter mine t he angle of elevation of the object, the angle through which i t m oved, and t he t ime t aken to do this.l . 2. 3 . 4. 6 . 7. B. REfORT OF Alill!AL OEJ~CT O.l3S..:.!!VED ~-~'R?.e Name of Observer. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . •. • . . . A F~ ::! • • Po. ~ 51. ~~~ V.e ~~ Address of Observer .. ,' ....•...... . ....... ,. . . ... . . . . . ... . . . ...... . Accupat1on of Oboez·ver .. ~~c.~ ••••••. , .• •l" ' ' •. •. , .••. , •.•. Date and 'i'ln.e of Observation (':'ir. e Lo ue tiiven in local ... 1 ~::) tk~lt ~ ~/08 . 1~.1 ':>- 1 ~ .'2.:> a- ~ Zke ~"'J . •••••••••• •• .J ••••••• ~ . . . . .............................. . f 0 . t' ( ) ~ ?--~ ~~ . Duration o O::Jt:!rV£'. 1.0n s . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . • .•.•. . . . .. . ........... . ':Jj ~ . H.. ,.&... -.ne _lrtb 1 .os1.t1on by map reference if ~ ~rver' lDca~ion at tioe of sigt.ting_(?ive details of own C · . .. d,j.:6-h:lt~ ·~~~';..:) ::.:,~~ ·-~Jossible, or by known hmdmarks) e e e 10" e ••• e 0 e •• e 0 e e • e e tJI • ' ' • ' '' 0 , , , t e ' + 0 f • • •}o e l o , t fitft V • ''' • 0 0 0 • o o ' • e 1 e • • f ' Weather Cond1t1.ons at time(s) of Observation(s) . . ......... . ...... . .c;. ~~.o._ .., I ~~ .. ~ ~:-!- .. ~~ .. ... ... o .•.•. .•.•.•.. .... .... . . Aids to Observation(s) . (vescribe any equipment used in the ~~ Observation) , o o • o o • • o o 1 e t • 1 • • t • ,. • t • tot• l•ft ol • ' • ~ · • • "• o • t o • • o ,,. o • • • • o • • • • • o , • • 0 , 0 0 • t t , 0 . ...•..... 0. 0 ••• • •••• • ••• • ••• •• • . . ........ ..... ... ...... ....... t • •• •• 9. 'Nhere was object first observed, eg, overhead, coming fr0111 bei.lnd a hill, over the horizon, etc) 6>v~~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • o"' • t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • I • t • • • • • I • • • • • • • • • o • • 10 . ;/hat f1rst attracted observer's attent1.on, eg , light or noise . 11. 1 2. 13 . 14 . 1 5 . • G. 17. , e. 1 9 . 20. . . Lft:~ ... .... ....... ... ,.,. ,., ............. · ···· · ···· ·· .... . ..... ....... .. ~ ............ . D1.d object ~~9e~r cs a light or as a definite object? .. ~~-· ······· · · ··· ., ... . . .. ....... ... ... ... ················ If there was more than one object, how Llany were tl1ere and what was the1.r formation? .. ~ . ~ .rt:~ . ~ .... ~ .. ft . ~ . ~~~~ .~ ."t~ What was the colour of the lig}'lt or object? . ..... ., . ~ ........... . l'lhat \'tas t•J .., t h ? N~ ~u / P · 1. .... J;.paren s ape. . . . . . . . . • . . .... . .. , . ... ({':Lu .. ..... .. Was any detall of structure observable? f.!~ ...... ~ .... ........ . :,as any t.ethod of propuls1on obvio~.<s? .• /~ .. ............. . Was there any sound? . Nor. ~~ ." /('... t{· • .••• .,,< ...... . . "" .-v 3S" Ee1ght, or ant.ole of elevtrtlon ..... ~ .... · .. .- ...•. n..-. .••• • · · · · · • S_;;eed, cr ·•r'Ou~ar velocl.ty ... /. .. ~ ..... /.. .~~S. ~ :~ .'l:.:.s the ouject sta ... ionary? . . ........ / ... ~ ............. · · · · · · · :fl,o.t wus .. he d~'!"c<.:t. ... on of fli.,;ht ,·.itu reference to !andu.•\rt.::: or :·vin'ts of the comoa· s? N . o-< fvP-J E. ................................... .... ·•· .............. .. . . . . /2 .23 . - 2- Did the object rezr.ein or. a strait;ht path , deviate or oanoeuvre at all? ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• t •••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• •• •••• Was any trail of exhaust, vapour or light seen? Yes_ . ........ .... .. . 24. Where did object disappear, eg in mid -air, behind a hill , over the horizon? to • o t ot • t • o t o t • o • t t t t t oto teet t o • e • t t t e I • • t' teet o • t e • • of • • f t o t t t t 25 . Existence of any_physi?al evidence such as fragments, photographs or other support1ng ev1dence . 26 . 27 . 28 . 29 . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? .!Y~ .. .. .. . . If so , give detailo of inc1dent ( s) . -~~ .. ....• . . .. . ..... . . . .. .... • e e. e. tee e t 0 0 e fe e e • tee e * e fe e . e f t t t e t tee t I e t f e f f e e. e e e 10 . f f f . fe t e I State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . Au,~T£..0"N ~ ~1\oTtC!.Al.. ~"-llf ~w ....... ... ..... .... ...... .. ' ........... .... ........ ...... ..... . . Are you a member of any organisat~on interested in aer ial phenome na? No 30 . l~at:e and address of organisation ... • ... • . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . ......... 31. Any additional information .••• . .. ... .... • . . ...... • . • . .. .. . ...... ....... ............. ·· · ~~~~~~~~ · ~ ~· ~~~~~~~ ~ - rc:~ ·~ · · ··· .. 32 . Location of any air traffic in the vicinity at the time of sight~ng 33 . Location of any meteorological st a tions in the general area. 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 • 0 0 "0 o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o e 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 t 1 0 too 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 . Comments . . . .. . . ...• .... .. . . . . . . .•. .• .. . . .. .. .. . . ..... . ...... . .. · ... . .... . .. . ... ... ..... .......... .. .. .. 0 •• 0 ••• ••• • • • • • • 0 ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • ••• 0 • • 0 • • ••••••••• • •• • • ••• •••••• • • ••• • • •• • • • • • •••• Signature of Interro-<tor _______________ QUESTIONS 32, 33 and 34 to be answered by ~nterrogator. Note : Since it is normally impossible to estimate the height and speed of a strange object , it will usually be better to endeavour to determine the angle of elevation of the object, the angle through which it moved, and the time taken tu do this.
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Herewith enclosed are a series of photographs of the unidentified object found on INXEBLfAN STATION, North Queensland and the subject of the above si8n4l. Details of the phetographs are as followas- a. Photograph No 1 - Inkerman Station - side view. b. Photograph No 2 - Inkerman Station - fr<lnt view. c. l?hotograph No 3 - Unidentified object and the finder, :BILLY ADAM, an Inkerman stationhand. d . l?hotograph No • - Unidentified object showing dimensions. e . Photograph No 5 - Unidentified object - aide 1. f . Pbotegraph No 6 -Unidentified object - side 2. g. Photograph No 7 - Inkerman Station Staff from left to right · Ur F.RAHK PA.U!ER, Station Manager, :SILLY ADAM, Station Hand, BAINBO?l, Station Band, LISA, daU8}lter o"f one o"f the absentee partners in the property, CHABLES FOllRESTER, a Station Band and a native of New Zealand, CLYDE, a Station Rand and a native of Scotland. 'l!b.e latter three are leaving IN.KEF!!.!AN and returning to southern States. 1!r P.A.LliEB is a native of MORTLAKE in Victoria. h . Photograph No 8 - RAINBOW and :SILLY ADAK. (Left to right) j . Photograph No 9 - .RAAF Townsville personnel at Inkerman Station . Names on baok of photogra.lils. For Information Headquarters Operational COI!Cand (Attns Sqn I.d.r Bayes CIO) ~'-P-~ ......... -- (F .E. :SOIJroN) Flight Lieutenant For Officer Comm.anding
46 PHOTOS OF METAL BALL FOUND AT INKERMAN STATION (NORMANTON QLD) REPORTED 25 NOV 1968 (ref 580/1/1 PART 10 Folios 20+2A)
[PHOTOGRAPH: Black and white photograph showing a wide open flat ground area in the foreground with sparse low vegetation, and in the background a line of trees and what appears to be station buildings/structures beneath them, under a cloudy sky.]
ROYAL AUSTRAL AN AIR FORCE Crown Copyr ghl Reson;ed Nor ro Be REPtl.oouceo , I'HOUT AU1HS!111( SASE PHI) O,.;"APr C S£CTION R A A l' TO r SV LlE' 0,0 o~~ F.'~!. No. c..£-et-t'-R~ 5~,~--------------------------
[PHOTOGRAPH: Black and white photograph showing an open field or paddock with a dirt track/path leading toward a property with buildings and trees in the background. No text visible on page.]
ROYAL AUSTRA.IAN AIR rORCE B S:; i'n')•cc; P C SEC; 0~ RAA< TO\ SVLU: OlO ~ P..!.N, C.L:8:_~ - J/~1- ------------------------- ------------ (f-------
[PHOTOGRAPH: Black and white photo of a man standing with hands on hips in an outdoor rural setting, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, light shirt, and trousers. In front of him on the ground is a large spherical object, smooth and rounded with a small circular opening/hole near the top. A horse is visible in the background.]
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Crown Copyright Reserved NOT TO BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT AUTHORITY. BASE PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION R.A.A.F. TOWNSVILLE QLD. Date 2 DEC 1968 Ref. No. C 249 69·B Subject [ILLEGIBLE] (3)
[PHOTOGRAPH: Black and white close-up photo of a large spherical object against a fabric/cloth background. The sphere is smooth with some surface markings, scratches, and dark spots/stains. There is a small circular opening or fitting near the top of the sphere.]
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Crown Copyright Reserved NOT TO BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT AUTHORITY. BASE PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION R.A.A.F. TOWNSVILLE QLD. Date 2 DEC 1968 Ref. No. C 249 68·B Subject [ILLEGIBLE] Att 2. (6)
[PHOTOGRAPH: Black and white photo of two men sitting on a wooden fence rail in a dry, rural outdoor setting with sparse trees in the background. Both men are wearing wide-brimmed hats. The man on the left is barefoot wearing a light shirt and trousers. The man on the right is wearing a light shirt, trousers, and boots, with one arm resting on his knee. A small dark object is partially visible on the ground to the lower left.]
OVAL AUSTRAL AN A R FORC£: Dh~ · ( S:.l;tc<>l------------
[PHOTOGRAPH: Black and white photograph showing approximately ten men standing in a line outdoors on open, arid ground. In the foreground, centered in front of the group, sits a large spherical metallic object resting on the ground. The men are dressed in casual summer clothing including shorts and short-sleeved shirts. The background shows flat, sparse terrain. No caption or text appears on the page.]
ROYAl s< r "' E 0 0 c;.Lff~.? rl S.. ec -- Left te &i1bt Lac Graham (Photographer), Plt Off Price (Gd AEO), Plt Of~ Giles (GD AEO) Cpl Phillips (Eng Kit), Lt Cdr Yueller (USN PLT), Flt Lt Bolton (SD INTEL). Flt Lt Dickie (Equip 0), Fit Lt Winter (GD PLT), Plt Off Yorriaay (GD NAV), Fig Off Senini (Rad 0)
U.F.O. REPORTS
SUBMITTED BY
AUST FLYING SAUCER
RESEARCH SOCIETY
(AFSRS)INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AIEI:.AL O BJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT :BY OBSERVER 1. Name of ,C.;ttr )-L ;£ .. ~ ~ II obse.rv-er. • • • • • • • • . • . • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Age • • • • , • ••• , •• 2 • Address of observer •• ~ •. ": .""f.':'-. . !" •. .' . .• ; _f,, P;/: ..•.. . ) • • : ••..•• • • • , . , •. . , .. . .•.•........ . ....... , .. , . . • . •....•... Phone .• , . ...•...... . • 3. Occupation of observer.. .f:.--1:-:-. f;. ••.••• , .•.....•.....•.•••.•. •• . y ~~ _... t ~ cJ. ) 1-f--:'2.. Date and time of observat~on •••• .j . . ........... .. . .......... .. . 5. . t- •IJL Durat ion of observat1on, ... 1 r .1 . ........ . ......•. . ...... , . . ..•. Ob 1 t . t tic f . . . .... . II '+- ~:J' servers oca 1.0n a e"'o -.. sxg.t.:..~.tl..{lg" • • • ••• • •••••••• • •••• • ••• 6. .............. .. .. . . . . .. ............. . .. . . ... .... ... ................... W eather conditions at time of observation •• ~ . ~ .~ ••••••••• ··········· ·········· ......................... ........................ 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation ••••••••• ./-'{_ ...................................................................... ................... .. . .................... ........ .. . . .................. 9. Wher e was object first observed ? (eg, overhead, coming fro~ ~ behind a hill, over the horizon ) . . . .......................... . ; J •••••• • •• .... .. . . ....... . . . . ................ . ..... . ........ . . . ... . ... 10. What first at tracted observer's attention ? (eg, light or noise ) •••• S .. (~_; . y.) ............................. . ..................................... ...... . .......................... ... /2- 2- 11 . Did ob ject appeer as a light or as a definite object ? \.- .-.- c • .., r • • •••••• • •••••••.••• • •.• I"· • • •• • ••. ••• •• ••••• • • • ••.•••••••••• • ................. ' ....... .. ... " .............................. 12. If there was more than one object .- (a) how man;y were there ? • • • •• • •• • • ··"'- • • ~ •••••••••• (b) in what fo:nnation were they ? •••• &. ••• '7- ••• •••• • 13. \'/bat was the colour of the light or object ? • ~ . • • • 14. libat was its apparent shape? ••••• . . ~ . ~ •.• . •••••• • • 15. Was an;y detail of structure observable ? • • ~ . 7. . ..... . 16. Was an;y method of propulsion obvious ? ••• ~ . ~ • ••••••• 17. Was ther e any sound ? ......... .. ~~ k">'7T. .... . ...... . ..... 18. What was its height? (or angle of elevation) . :~ ••.•• • 19 . What was its speed? (or angular velocity )~ .~ •• 1': -... W th b . t t t' ? ./'7 """""' ..../ 20. as e o Jeo s a J.onary . .... . . ... . ... . ........ . .... . 21 . What was the direction of flight with re£erence to landmarks or points of the compass ? S" 70 ·t/ ... ....... ....... ....... .. ................................... 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? yT. r-:.£ ................ .................... ......................... 23. ~as any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? • • • •• • .................. ~~ ... ............................ 24. Wher e did object disappear? {eg in mid- air, behind a. hill, over the honzon ? W~ILe( .. ... ........... .......................... .. .. ................ . .. /J- 3- 25. Do you know of a:ny physical evidence ? ( such as fragcents~ photographs, or other supporting evidence ) ........ ........ ..... ... .«.';- ... ··· ·· ····· ········ ·· ·· ··· · 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? ,4"'---.r- .......................................................... 27. If so, give brief detail s of incident( e) ., . . ...... , ............... .. ..... . ~6-: .I.'-. .. • '7: .••••••••• •••• • •• • ••• • .................................. ........... ............. 28. State any experience which enabl es observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . 4/1 {. ........................................................... 29 . A:re you a member of any organization interested in aerial phenomena ? _.-v C ........ .................................................. 30. tleme and address of organization ••• , •••.••••.••••• , /!; {_ ...................... .................................... 31 . Any additional info:tmation which relates to the sighting • • . • '. ~ . t.. :..:- .• ~. "!". ~~ . j. .. :!.~ /.t>..::. ¥.--: ... . }z .. ~Lf: .: • ~!. Af .~ .It! .. t~ ((· .~ .. . ~ .~ ....... . .......................................................... .......................................................... ;7.4. ~- r '""/ .. -t _. .................... ~nterviewer . ~ c / ({J..d- )j-7 .r--- ~-- .. ~{.,r,._ . J ... /4-4- 32. The follo~'l'ing military aircraft were in the Vicinity of the r eported UFO position at the time :- 4.- t ..._ Aircraft tyPe, • •• • •.. • . .•• . ••• •.••••••••.•. , .•• ,., .• ,. Reading, ..••••• •• , ••. T .••••••• , •••• T.,, ,, • , , , • ••• T • •• • Hei8ht . •••••••••.•.. ,OOOft ........ , OOOft, , , ••••• ,OOOft Speed, • , ••••• • ••••••. , K. , ••• • • • ••••• K. , •••• , , • , • , • , • K 33. The following civil aircr aft were in the Vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time : - Aircraft A/c: type • ••••• • .. • ••.•. ••...••••..••••.• ,,, • . •• ,. Heading, •••••• • •• . •• T ... .. •. , ••••• T •.••••••••.• T ••••• , Height • •.. , ••• • •••• , OOOft • .••••.• .••• , OOOft •. •• • , OOOft Speed • .• , •••••••••••• • K. •••••• • , •••• • ••• K • ••••••• • • •• K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time :- '-- ............. .......... ...-('.- ........... .. .............. . 35. A meteorological balloon was released from • • ·~ •• '-• • • ••• ••• at •• • •••.•.••••• ••• • Z and could havo beon in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affims that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were ••••• •• •••••••••••••• . (1. • /. • $-:- •••.••••••••••••• • ••••••• (comet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. ~ other relevant remarks (eg about satellites. rockets, r esearch balloons ) ...,..-1- <.~ ................ .. ..... ' ..................... .. ... ... .. ... /s38. Th.ere is conclusive evidence that the object r eported . "~..-(.. was ............. . ........ . ... . . . ...... . ...... .... . . .... . ................. . .................................... 39. Tho objuct rvportod could have bJon •••• • • •• •• •••••••• _,.... '- .... .. ..................... .. .................................. 40, Tho causo (or likoly cause ) of the sighting cannot be detomined. 1 vJ.1'F.:/; ;(';-:·l·:;h .• (Unit) . L~ . .f.::-;:{-.;: ... ,. (Name.) .(, ~ .1 , r. fA.,( p;: ,, ,, (Date) . , . 7:). .. Cir;r. ... ,, ... ,. (Rank)INTELLimNCE - REPORT OF AIEJ:AL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1, llama of observer . .. : · ..• ~~ -. ~. ~ -. ~ ........ . • Age ,. (.1. .. ... . 2. .Address of observer •••• • • ;! .:~ .. ~~-:( ... . ~ /{~o/ . /.+ .. ~ .. . •• •. • •••.•. ..• ~ ~ - . . .... . .. . ... . . . , ... • . , . . . .. , .. Phone .....•.•.••...•• 3. Occupation of observer . ~cr ~ . ~~: • ••••.•• • . • •••...•• •• • • ••.•• •• 5· 6. Date and time of observation .... f . ~ . { ..... ! . ~ . :-. ';' .~~ ........ Duration of observation •••••• ~ .J: tfi:. • .., ... ••. ...•• ••.••.•...••• ••.• ., , Ob 1 ti t t . f . . . ...... _,...,.. ..... t.h servers oca on a ~~o ~sxs~Lpg~ · · · · · ········· · ··· · ····· Weather conditions at time of observation •• ~~~ ••••• • •• • •. • • .. ... .. ... ... ... ... .. ... .. .. .. .. . ... !': ........................... .. .... . 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation • • ••••••• /ttL- ............ ............ ......... .. ..... .. .. .. ............. ........... ...................................................................... 9. Where was object first observed ? ( eg, overhead, cOCling froo behind a hill, over the horizon ) ... J!.-:'! . ~/f':: ~ ........... . : J • •••••••• ••••• • • • ••••• • •• • •• • •• •..•• • • •• • • • ••• •••••••. •• ••••••••• • • • 10, Wha.t first attracted observer' a attention ? ( eg, light or noise ) •••• .:.-'1( Ff: . ~ ! : ~ . '!: . .. · .. · · • · • • • • • · · • · • • • · • • · • • • • • ...................... ...................... ... ....................... .. ./2--------- , .. ~----------~~------------------------------------- 1 .--f - 2 - 11 . Did object appeer as a light or as a defi ni t e obj act ? ... • -tr ............ ":-7'· ~ : . .... '-:-:!. .. l . .. ~ .~ .. . .. ... .. ..... . . .... . ...... .......... . ............. ............ .................... 12. 1). 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. If there was more than one objec t 1 - ( a ) how o any were t here ? .••••••. . • 1 .~ .... .... .. . (b) in what foi'Illation wer e they ? . • • • 4. .. '!: .. ... .. , What was the c ol our of the lig ht or object ? .~~ .~~ ~ What was its apparent shape ? • ••• •• • • ~ • . ~:r ........... . ? ~(j) Was any detail of structure observable .•• • . • . •. ••••• .. Was any method of propulsion obvious? • .•. ~ .~ •. • • . •.• Was there any sound ? • • •• • ••••• • •••• ·/ · .<: •••.•.• •...... What was its height ? (or angle of elevation) . . 1/.w. ~ T~ What was ita speed ? ( or angular velocity )f l:>T· '(. .. Was the objeot stationary ? ...• ~9 .. . .. .. ........• .... 21 . What was the direction of flight with referenc e to landmarks or points of the compass ? .............. o:r:-t .. ~ .. ~ . ~. (;: ..... ........... 22. Did the object ranain on a straight path, de viate, or manoeuvre at all ? • ....... ............ ~'.~ . ~( .... ... ..................... . 23. ~as any trail of exbaus~, vapour, or light seen? . •••• • ... .. .. . .. .. .. .. .... ... . . ~ M .. .. ................. .... .. ... . 24. \There did object disappear? (eg in mid-air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? ~~ • • ••• •••• • ••••••••••• • •••••••• • •••••••••••• 0 .............. . .. . .. . /3
-3- 25. Do you lalow of any physical evidence ? (such e.s fragmentst photographs, or other supporting evidence J ................. .... ... .... /. .. \.. ...... ...... ....... .. ..... . 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? ......................... -~ .. r ........................... . 27. If so, give brief details Of incident(s) . , •• • •••••• •..•..•. .. . . .............. k. . !~ . . . . •. .......... .. . .... .......................................................... 28. State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 , ••. ....... ............. -~ . ! -~ . ..... .... ... .......... . .. . 29 , Are you a member of any organization interested in aerial phen<nena ? .................. ....... ~ .. '-:- ... .... .............. ...... . )0. Name and address of organization ••••• •• ••••••• • •••• ./V'I(... .......................................................... 31. Any additional info:rmation which relates to the _ si ghting • . ;·. ~ .': . !~~~ ... ( .. 1:-:-::. ~. <: : ':'k . tl.<i . !1 kt-l.~ . l~ .. .. -F.:~ .~{; . t.. [;! .. <;I •• ~~~~~ .-:J. ~ ~ .(-/-~ . Y.:: .-. . Y: . g!-::-:y. £~l . . .f.~ .................... . ... . .......... . ........................................... ?~r--.rr ..................... je4. 1I~/{;-~ ~~--f ... /4- 4- 32. The follow.ing lllili"ta.cy aircraft were in t;he Vicinity of tbe reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type • • ••• . .• .A-:1?: .•................. , ... , .. Beading ••..••• • • . •••• T .•.• •• • ••.••• T • . ,., • • •• ,, •• T., ,. Bei«ht ••••••••• • • . .• ,OOOft .. ...... ,OOOft . ....... ,OOOft Speed •••••••••• ,., ••.• K • • •.•.••• . ••• K ••••• .• , •••••• • K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the Vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type •• •• , •• •. :Yo! .( .... . .••.... ....• .•• •... •. Heading • • .• •• • , ••••• 'P • • • • ••••••••• T . • •• • ••••••• T • • • ••• Height • • • • ••••••••• , OOOft •. •••• . • •••• , OOOft •.••• , OOOft Speed .••••• . •. • •••• ••• K •• ••• • • •••• ••••• • K •• •• ••••••• • K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that por tion o:f the sky at the tice -- /1- .......... .................... ..... .. .... ............. 35. A meteorological balloon was released from •••• .-.1.. • ~ • .......-; ••• • •• at • . •.•• ...•.• , •.••• Z alld coul.d have been in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affims that aerial phenomena in t hat portion of the sky at the time were 37. An¥ other rel evant remarks (eg about satellites, rockete, research balloons ) N-'" ~ / .......... .. .................... ...................... .. . /5
- 5- 38. Tla.re is conclusive evidence that the object r eported ,A...-<- was • •• • •••. • ..• • •• • ••.•..•••• • •• • • •• ••• • •••••. • .••••. • 39 . Tho object reported could havo buan •••.•••.. ••.••. . .• ......... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . ·,r- .~ . .. ..... ... . ... . ............... . 40. The caus~ (or l ikely cause ) of the sighting cannot be dotonnined. ~.tf.4-:!. "*:7". ?. .. (Unit) .J5 .~ .. ... (Name) . J.ti. :~/.l~ f.. ...... (Data) • • I.J· ... j{ . ......... (Rank)~ - 1. 2 • INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF XUlLAL OBJI:X:T OJ3SERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER Name of observer ..••• ~ . f..<:.;-.. {p_, ,~ .... .... Age •••• -: . • •••.• .Address of observer ••• C ... / ~L. .~ . ~'tf..;;l ••. , .~ . - ~~~;;-; •• ), q • , • . • . •.• . ••••.•.. . . . ......•... . . . •. . ...... • .•.• . Phone •••. .•••.••.• , •• 3. 5. 6. Occupation of .a.'t-..w :L.L observer • . •••.•..•.•••...•...• . .... . ...• . •......• Date and time of observation./}~ t. /.~ .... 2; .:1:--:-:1.7. •• •• ,., ,, , Durati on of observation •. .• •• l!~ . .. . . .. , . . ........ . . . ....... , . . Ob l ti t t . f . . . . ..... Q (L. 1e. ~ server s oca on a me-.o ... srg~~ · W7:J , .. :1· •• ••• ••• •• ,, •• ····· ·· .. ........... .. .... .. ... ... .. .. ....... .............. ··········· · W eat her conditions at time of observation., ••• 7,/Jri .. (f. . . ~ ., .. , ····················· ..................... .. ... ........................ 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation •••••• • •• .., , ( ....................................................... ............... ......................................... ............................. 9. l'lher e was object first observed? ( eg, overhead, c oming from behind a hill, over the horizon ) ... ~7.~-:-:-;-- .. .... .. .. ; J • • • •••• • •• • •• ••• • • • • • ••••••••• • ••••••• • ••••••••••••••• • • • • • •••• , • • •• 10, What first attract ed observer ' s attention? ( eg , light or noise ) • ••• , , ry.':'-. ~-. !'~ .~!:: ... , .. , ... .... , .. .. .. ,,,, .......................................................... .......... .. ... /2- 2- 11 . Di.d object appe::.r as a li&ht or as a de.fini te object ? ...... .-;-;' .... .-~·:~/ .... ~;. lf: .. . 4 : ..... -~ .--:? ••• ~ - • •••••••• ............ .... .............. . ... . .......................... 12. If there was more than one object •- 1). 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 . 20. 21 . (a) (b) What ..., I ;if ho"' m~ were there ? . • •• • •••••.•••••• , •••••••• in what forcation were they ? • • -f:' /. 'f. .. ..... .. , was the colour of the light or object ? f. Ct~ , .0. ~. /" s :'1 cC-.>. What was its apparent shape ? •• , , 1 • •• •••• •• • • •••• , • , • , , Was a:ny detail of st:ructure observable ? • • , :£. ( .( .. , •• , ••• W f ul . b' ? V~/<..,~ as any method o prop s~ on o V1ous . • • :v ... . • . .. . . . .. Was there any sound ? •• ••••• ~ . ': .• • ••• . ••. • ••. •• •• ,, •• What was its height ? (or angle of elevation) . ~:-~';': •• • ~/bat was its speed? (or aneular velocity) . ~'!: ~.' . \. . ([ i'/'3 Was the objeot stationary? •..••• ~~ •• • • . .•••.•.•••.•• t7bat was the direction of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the cocpass ? ut ~w ..... ............................................... ...... ... 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? .................. ~! .. (~.< . · ... .............. .............. . 23. ilas a:ny trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen ? •••• •• _.. 1- . .. ...... ...... ... · ·~ ! ..... . ..... .. . .... . ................ . 24. Where did object d.i sappear ? ( eg in mid-air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? 1<11 ~~ ~ f e • • e t I e e e e e e • e. e . e e • e • e e e •• e. • • •• • t. t • • t • • • t e t t. t . e t t t t •• t •• .. . /3
- 3- 25. Do you know of a¥ly physical evidence ? (such es fraam ent s ~ phot ographs, or ot her supporting evidence ) ~r ............... ...... ........... ..... .. ..... ........ .. ........ 26, Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? (./> ................. ·; ..................................... . 27, If so, give brief details of i ncident(s) , t.:; . ~~f.... ~ .. !"7. t. . I~; .~ .. 6. ~.t?ph. ~ · .r .~~ ~ '"'- • Y.~!-~ ..... .. .•.. . .. •. ••... .. ... ....... ..... •.. .• .••••• . 28. State any experi ence which enables observer to be reasonably cer tain about the answers given to 18 and 19. 29 . A:re you a memb er of a.n;y or ganization interested in aerial phenomena ? ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~J- ••••••••• • •• • • • ••• • • • •••••••• }0, llama and address of organization ••••••••••••••••.•• • • I • e e e e e e e e e "e e e e e e •••• ..-"J..'. ~ e <.-." e e e " . " e e e e e e e e. e e e e e e e e e •• 31. Any additional infonnation vlhich relates to the sighting • • :· .(~~ . -:J •• ~ fJ ; . ~.f: ~ !. ~':) .t. :(. !1-:J. ~/.:c .~ . /:!/.r;'f- .'i+;- ;-: :' • •• ~.-;;. l .. J . t..~ .t?-! ./v/R. \~ . ·1J. <-.•. f. -! .--;{- .~ .~J .. /.r:f . ~ .. -':';< .~~ .• : •. . ••.• •• •••• • •• •• • ..................................... )~ ~ .. .:.y .. '1- ..................... A. /l Inwrviewer. !<. ' .t:- '"1 V-L-f /f7 ,q..._......, -~~/ ... /4-4- 32. Tho following military aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- '1/( L Aircra.ft type .. . ........ . , ...•. . , .•....... . .. . .. , .. .. . Headi.Jlg . .. • •• •.•.•••• T . •.•••• . ..•• . T • ••.•. • , .,, •• T.,,. Height ••.•••• , • ••.•. , OOOft •••• • • • • , OOOft ...... .. , OOOft Speed •••••.• .• • • •••• . • K • ••••.••• • •• • K .• •••.••••• •• •• K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time : - • ~· c.--- .Ai.rcraft type . . • .• , ... , .... . ... , .•.•.. . .. .. .• , •. , .. .•• Hea.d.ill8 • • ••••••••••• T • •• • •• . • • •••• T • •••• ••• • ••• T • •• , , • Height • • • •.•••••••• , OOOft . . ..••.••• •• 1 000ft •.••• 1 000ft Speed . •. •.• .. ..• . •. . .. K • •••••.•••••• • ••• K • •• • • • . • • •• • K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or cajor stars 1vere in that portion of the sky at the time .- 35. A mateorological balloon wa.s released from ••.. . /').-:. ', :--: .• . , ••. at . ...••...•...•.... Z and ooul.d have been in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affims that aerial phena:~ena. in that portion of the sky at the time were 11/ c..-- ... ,~~~~ ;· ~~t~~~t~ · ~b~~~~ ;· ~i~) ··· ··· ·············· · 37. Any other r elevant remarks ( eg about satellites. rockets, research balloons ) .................. ~/ . "';-';"' ... ............... ........ .. . .. /5
-5- 38. Tn.re is conclusive evidence that the object r eported /'V- '- was ••••• •• • •.•• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• •••• • ••••••• • • •• •••• .................. .... ................................ 39. Tha obj~ct rcportod could hevo been •••••• • ••••••••••• ~ '--- ··· ·· ······· ... .. ······ .. ~ ....... ........................... 40. The causo (or likely cause ) of tho sighting cannot bo dotoxmined. ~~h? ... (Unit) •• ~&~ ..... (Namo ) . !-:if;J.. i . :\ ...... . <na.-te) ~ .+ .s .. c:r1.. ..... ......(Rank)
INTELLIGENCE- REPORT OF AIELAL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY O BSERVER 1. Name of observer . . ~? . -.. ..... ~ - !--?~ .. ... ...... Ag e ,, ::-:~ • . • •• 2 • Address of observ er.3 .~ . f ... ~ . ~1;-~ ••• . 1. '-':-.-;--: . -:. t': . ~ . , , .~ :'.... • • • . • . • , . .. ...... .... . .. ... •.......... . . , ....• , . . Phone., .....••.•.•..• ) . Occupation of 1 ) _. -.-u.._: I t obser\t'er, ••.•. ,... . . . , . • • • . . . . . ...•.• •.• . . .. • • . .,.... Date and time of observation •••• • {':'; . /. .••••. • 7: . '-1- .~ . ::- ... .• , •.. Dur t . f b t • 5 ;; ~ a l.OD o o aerva: l..on . ...•......•...•.•.....••.•.... . .....••. 6. Ob 1 ti t t . f .. . ..... ~H '- fl. J! . ""'-.cl ~ ~'r ~ ' L servers oca on a ~ e~ o ~ S1 ·g~ ~·· · ·~ · · ·····•·•••••• • •• .•• •. :--:.~ . 1:--P. ......• .••• •..••.•.. •.•.••• ••••.•...•••.•.• •.•••. ••.• 7. Weather conditions at time of observation. ,t, {t.~. ::4,~.~ ..... .. . 8. Descrioe any aids or equipment used in t he observation • • • •••••• ................................ ': . . ')..- ................................. . ............................................. ......................... 9. Wher e was object first observed ? ( eg, over head) coming free behind a hill, over the horizon ) ,'-; ".~ • lf:-:-:-:--:?J: • ..•••••••• •••• ; J ••••••••• ....... . ............. .. .... . . . . .. ....... . ....... . ......... .. 10. What first attracted observer ' s attention? (eg, light or i ) ·~ - -~ . ~--....t no se ... .•....... . ........ ... ...... . ..... . . . . . ... . ...•..... •• ......................... .. ............ ....................... ......... ... /2- 2- 11 . Did object appecr as a lisht or a s a definite object ? -~ ~ .... ............. ... .................................. ............ " ....... ......... ................... .......................... 12. If there was more than one object •- ( l'l (a) bow mlll'zy were there ? ••••• • ••• ••• ••••••• • • •• •• , (b) in what formation were they? •• ~ . ~ • • .••••• • •• , ~~~ . ' 13. What was the colour of the light or o~jeot ?~~ · ._._.i ~ .. L.U(; 14. What was its apparent shape? , !~ •. . •. • •. •. • . • • •••• 15, Was any detail of struc ture observable ? • /!' . .£-. , ••• ,, ••• 16 . Was any method of propulsion obvious ? •• :f . . ~ ..... ... . 17, Was ther e any sound ? .. {/:-! .f-.~. 1 ·~* .. .... .. ... .. I 18. ilha.t was its height ? (or angle of elevation) .~'i' ..... . 19 . ilhat was its s_peed ? (or angular velocity ) .'+:!~~ .. 20. Was the object stationary ? • ••• A; , ~.; "", ... , ... •.. ... ,., ,. 21 . What ·.vas t he direction of flight with refer ence to landmarks or point s of the compass ? ....... ....... .. .. . L .. z:-a -~ · .•.• ... ... ...•...•. .... •• .. ... 22, Did t he object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? .. ................. "! .~ .t;t; .... ·~ . . ( .... .... ....... .. ..... . 23. llas a:n;y trail. of exhaust , vapour, or light seen ? • • • ••• • • • • • • • • . • • -~ ,._ - ~:-:"' •. ~ •. •• "£.7.'. ._':: •.•.•• . t • • • •••••••••••••• • • • • 24. Wher e did object disappear ? ( eg in mid- air, behind a bill, over the horizon ? ........... J:. ... ':~ . ...!. ~ .............................. ... /3-3- 25. Do you know of an,y physical evidence ? (such as fragments ~ photographs, or other supporting evidence J Ao ........... .............. ...... ............................. 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previousq ? -{r .................................................... ' ... .. 27. If so, give brief details of incident(e) • •••• • • • • • • ............... ... ...... /.. ·'· ~ ......................... . ........................................... ~ ... ... ..... ... . 28. State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . 29 . Are you a mecber of any or ganization interested in aerial pben~ena ? ~L )0. Name and address of organization .• • • • •• , •••• • ••••••• ................... .. /..~ .. t:. ............................ 31 . Any additional infoxmation whioh relates to the sighting, :. ~~!':~r;!':7 .... . ~ . ·~ ·~'!J .... ~.~ . .#. 0.::~ . } ,.: . ...:._ '-H< ) .4 . .................................................... ...... . . •. • • . .... . ....... •. • • . . . • • ... • . .. .... • .. . • .... . . .... . . ·;·. r .A_'-· ,_,.. -- /~-Hr - ..... .. . .................. IQterv:Lewer. J ) u~~t... Jj 7' ... /4-4- 32. The following mili "ta.ry ai.rcraft were in the Vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft tyPe • •.•. •• • . • ~ .Y. .•. . .... . .... . ... . .. . .. . .. Heading ••••••• • •••••• T • ••• •• •••• •• • T • • ••••••• , ••• T •••• Hei&bt •••••• •• • • • . •• , OOOft • • •• • • • • , OOOft , ••••••• , OOOft Speed, • •.• ••••••• •• ••• K .••.•.••••••• K •• • .• • . . ••••• • • K 33. The following ciVil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time : - Aircraft /VtL ty:pe. , ........ , .•.... ... •• . •... ... .. , .• •....•. Heading, •••• • ••••••• T, ••••• •• , •• , . T •••• • • • , •••• T ••• , •• Height •••••• •••• .• • , OOOtt •.•• •••••••• , OOOft , .••• , OOOft Speed ••••• • • . •• ••• •••• K ••••••••••••• • ••• K • •• ••• • • , • •• K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of' the sk;y at the time :- • •• ••• • •• • • • •••• ••• •••• 'JI' • • <;-: •• • ••• •••••• •• •••.•••••. •. 35. A meteorological balloon was released from 0 o • o A ~ e o ~ o o e eo o o e 0 at . 0 o 0 0 eo 0 o o o 0 o o o 0 eo z and could havo been in the reported UFO position at the time, 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affinns that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were /(II(__ .. . ,~~;t ;· ~~t;~~t ~ · ;h~~~ ;· ~t~) · · · · ··· ··· ········ ·· · 37. A:rzy other relevant ran arks ( eg about satellites, rockets, research balloons ) .................. .... 'r .. . s. ........................... ... /5
- 5- 38. Th.ere is conclusive evidence that the object reported . L was • • • • •••• ••• • • • • • • ~· •• • • •••• • • • • •• • • • •••• ••• • • •• • ••• I ........................ ......... ...................... 39 . The object reported could have boen •• • ••••.• ••••••••. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ••• • •••.•• • /.a.( . ~ - • • •• • • •• • ••• • •• • •• •• • ••••• • • • 40. Tho cause (or likely causo ) of the sighting cannot be d~ t onnin ed • . ~f. .~thi~? .. (Unit) . ·/~ · ~~ .. . .. .. (Namo) ./.:-\ .fy£ . {~ ..... . (Dato) .. ?.'fr9· fr~ ... ... .. (Rank),_ INTELLIG EfCE - REPORT OF AIEIAL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPO RT BY OBSERVER 1. Name of observer . .. .. . .. . ~ •• ~~ ."':: . ~ .~ ••••• Age • ••• • '-:- . ... .. 2. Address of observer .. ·~ .-:' ... ,~ •• · .~ 1-t . ~ ..... ..-..-ry ... ~ . : ~ .. ~ ~ . • • • • • • • • • • • , •• ••••• •• • • • •••• •• • •• • •• • ••• , •• • , • ••• Phone ••• •••••••• • •• • , 3. Occupation of observer,., A.' .:-: .~ .. ~ ' ... ,,,., .... . .. . ... ..... ,,. b 0 ~"' • ~ t,.. ? "' Date and time of o servat1on •••••• • I · •• • ""-• ••••••• • ••••••••••••• Duration f b t . s:-~ .... o o serva: 10n • •• , ••• . • .• ••• .•• • • . • • , • ••••• ,, .••••••• • 6 Ob 1 t • t t • f • ·;.;.+ •n~ f ..,iu_~ ' ~1..,"' • servers oca ~on a ~e~o ~sx~~-··· ····· ··~ t ·••··· ~· ··· . 7. Weather conditions at time of observation •• f: . ~~ .. .. . ! . .... . . . fIt f I t I t t t t t t t t t t t * t I t t I t I I I I t t t I I I I I ' t t t t t t t t t I It t I I t I t t " t t t t t t I t I t t t 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation, •••• •••• .............................. ;-. ~ - ................................. .. . I I If I It I I I I I Itt t t t I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I It t t t I t t It I I It I t I I I I t I t t I I I I I I I 9. Where was object first observed? {eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon ) .. :' • • :';- .. ;";-.~ ........ ..... .. ; J ••• f f • • • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •• I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I I I I I I tIff. 10. What first attracted observer's attention ? (eg, light or - ) ..... ' :.... .,_ y., ..... ~,. no1.se • • • • • • • ~. ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••• •• ••••••• •• • •• • • ••• • f ••• f f f f f e e fIe f f fIe e e f f f f f fI e f I f. f f I I If f I I f f f I f f f f e I f • • f I f e f • f • f I f I •• . .. /2---------- · ------~~====~================~----- /• ,~ I• I I - 2- 11. Did object appecr as a light or as a defi nite object ? ':'l., \ ................... ... .......... .. ..... ........................ • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • ' • ••••• t •••••••• • •• • •••••• • ••• 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 11. 18. 19. 20. 21. If there w as mor e than one objec t •- ,;..< (a) how many 1 vere there ? •••••• , , • , •• , •• • , , , • •• , , , • {b) in what formation were they ? .. . .. v,"! ••• , .... , .. \That was the c olour of the light or obj ect ? • !~ .~ .: i;. • C) What was its apparent shape ? .. , • ~ :::·. !. ... :' ... J ~ ... '(,"(; Was a.rzy detail of struct ure obae.rvable ? • , •• , , •• , , ••• , • . . ? /~ W a s a.rzy method of propulsJ.on obv:1oua . • , .. y, . .. , •••• , , •• Was there any sound ? • •• • • • •••• • • • • • • • '" .• '- •• , •• ,, •••••• ,. -.:.. ffilat was its height ? (or angle of elevation) . :'"! . ~ .. ... -.n... t · t d ? < ~~~., 1 · t ) "' - -s~ " ~~ uua was]. s spee . or ~~~ar ve OCl y ' ··· · · · ····· Was the object stationary ? • , . , .••• , , , , ••• , • , • ••. • • , ••• ffuat was the di r ecti on of flight with reference to l andmarks or points of the c ompass ? ....... ... .... .... . ~ .C.. ~- .. 'i . ........ .. ............. ....... 22, Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuVTe at all ? ... ..... ............. ... s .~ ~!. .. :: : . ............. ....... . 23. ilas any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen ? •••••• .............................................. .... ...... ....... 24. Wher e did object disappear ? ( eg in mid- air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? ..... .. ~ . ~ ~ ...... : .~ -:7.~ . !f:. -.... -:- .. ~ :-. '!. ... .. ~;-.7/ -:J j< ... /3-3- 25. Do you !mow of ~ physical evidence ? {such as fragments\ photographs, or other supporting evidence ) ' ••.•... . ...... . .... . •... /. .• c........ . . . .....•... . ......... 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? .. ........................ . ................................. 27, If so , give brief details of incident(s) • • ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • £.-,-. ••••••••••••••• • •••• • •••• ....................................... . ... ............... 28, State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 • ... . ~ . . ~':~~~ r1· ~ .. ~ .. : ~:::; .~ ~ . ~ . .( ~<" f~ J 29 . Are you a member of any organization interested in aerial phenomena ? ............. .............. ~ ~. '! ....... .. ................ . )0, Name and address of organization,.,, ••• \- ••••••••• .......................................................... 31. Any additional information v1hich relates to the sighting, ••••••.•• ~Lk¥~ 0 • ~~~ •• o/11· .. ...................... . .......................................................... ........................ ................. .. ............... ... .. ... ... ....... ..... ......................... .......... ~ ""' /~:: ;fr.-:. ~1 "-''f (, Interviewer. - 4Lu-.if~}~~~~~ ... /4-4- 32. The following m.ili tary ai.rcraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the ticc :- Aircraft type ••••• • • • • d . \ . ~ ... . ...... . . . . ... . ... . . . Heading • ••• • • •• ••••• • T • • •• •• • • • • •• • T • • •• • • • • ••••• T •••• He;i&ht •• • ••••••••••• , OOOft . , •• • •• • , OOOft •••••••• , OOOft Speed •• • •• ••••• , •• • ••• K, ••.•• • •••••• K ••••••• • •••••• • K 33. The following civil aircraft wer e in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time .- . :J ~ 'n l( t t{,_ w-:.,{., hrcraft type • •• • ••• •.• • • ••.•.•.••• •• .• •• •• . ••• • • • •• • • Head.i.11g •••••• • •• •• •• T •• .••.• . •• •• • T • •• • •• , •• • •• T •••••• Height • ••• ••••• •• •• , OOOft . .. . ........ , OOOft • • ••• , OOOft Speed • • • •......•.•. • . • K, •• • ••• • ••••• • • •• K • • ••• •• •• • •• K )4, Calculations show that the following planets or cajor stars were in that portion of the sky at the time :- 35. A meteorological balloon was released from • , . . . . . N . · • . '-: ..... at • ...•• . . . .. . . . • . •• Z a:nd coul.d have been in the reported UFO position at the time, )6. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affirms that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were A; ' (.. ... ( ~~~;: . ~~t~~rl t ~ . ;ili~~~ ; . ~t~) .... ...... ..... ..... . 37. A:rr:t other r elevant remarks ( eg about satellites. rockets, research balloons ) '1.- ({._ .................. ,. .................... .. ............. . . .. /5- 5- 38. Tn.re is conclusi~e evidence that the object reported . -t.. ~ L was ..... . ..... . .. ...... . . . . ..... .. . . ..... ... . .. . ... . .. . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -41 • •••••• •••• • •• • • ••• • •••• 39. Th~ objuct roportod could havo been ••••••••••. • •••.•• 1. (, ..... ................. ........ .. ............................. 40. Tho cause (or likely cause ) of the sighting cannot be determined. , .~ ({~':J.~ ... (Unit) • • ,~: fo.~o/.-: ....... (Name) l J <;.; ( '6 •••• (Datc) •• • -!f . ... r . ~ -;~ . ..• . (Rank) · ··· · ···~· · · · ··· .·.; J "tINTELLIG !mCE - BEPORT OP AIELAL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY O BSERVER 1. Name of ~ ...... ~ . ).. 7 observer •••• , •• ~ .·; i" . ~ ... ..... .. Age , • • •• • , • ••• , of observer ...... ~ •• ';f.~ . }J: .. . -{';"; .. '"; ..... ~ . -:! .. ~ .. ~.<~o 2 • .Address • , •.... , ...•. , , , .... , ..... ... .. ...•... .. , . . •.... , Phone . •. ;,,<.- •• ••••• • • 3. Oooupati on of observer, . ( .~ .• < l;. . ( • .t :-: • •••••• •• • , • , • •• •••• • , • Dat e and time of observation ... :J. .'t •. J:'"!-' .~ . < . '7 ... .. -:< . f . ~ .\ ...... 5. Duration of observation, . . !.~ .. ~ ... ........................ . 6 Ob l t . t t• . f . . . ...... -fcu..l.e " 4Q_ .. ,.' ;!,. !../ . . servers oca 1.on a 1.0e~o .... sxgi.UI~ •• • C(·~ •• ••••••••••••• ..-. ... 7 ................................ ...................................... 1. Weather conditions at time of observation ••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• • ....................................... .. .. .... ....................... a. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation •• •• ••••• <._ ...................................................................... ................................................... . .................. 9. Where was object first observed ? ( eg, overhead, coming f rom behind a hill, over the horizon ) •••••••••• • •••••• • • • •• •••••••• J <:. -~ .. 1 . .............................................. ..................... . 10. What first attraoted observer's att ention? (eg, light or noise ) , • • ••• , •• , -!-, 'j}~ . !;>( .~ T.., . .. .. . . , , , . , .... , , , ,, .... ................. ......... .............. .. , .............. ......... ... /2- 2- 11 . Did object appear as a light or as a definite object ? .c tr:- ··· ······· ·· ··········7·········· ··· ·· ··· ······· ······· ·· ···· 12. If there was more than one object .- 1). 14. 15. 16. (a) bow marry \vera there ? • • • •• • • •• • • • • • ••••••••• • • • (b) in what formati.on were they ? ••••••• -:'. , .S .... , What was the colour of the light or object ? •• ?f!?<;. h~ What was its apparent shape? •••• • •• • •.. •.• ~~~ • ..•• • L ..t..~~,.t ~~..,;,., Was any detail of structure observable ? •• · •• ~-:; • • • •• • Was any method of propulsion obvious ? • .•• . 4 . ~ .. . .. .. . 17. Was there an;:r sound? •• •.• .• • . ~.~ . . • . • ••.•...•.. • ••.••. 18. What was its height ? (or angle of elevation) . ~~~ . ... 19. iihat waa its speed ? (or angular velocity ) .~~ . f-;: ~ ~t.-......f r 20. Was the objeot stationary ? •. • , . .' • . . . • . ••.• •. •.• . • , • •• • 21. flbat was the direction of flight vii th reference to l andmarks or point s of the compass ? ............ ................ ~:-f .. ~ .. d. .t;../. : •... ••.. . 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? \ T /!_,£ ....... ·· ··· .... .......... .................. ······· .. ....... . 23. ~as any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? .•••• • .................. ................................... .. ..... 24. \There did obj eot disappear ? ( eg in mid- air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? .. ...... ...... .. c . ~ . ~ ... ~~ ..... ................... . . ... /3
- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical evidence ? ( sucb as fraements t photographs, or other supPOrting evidence J ~\.; ........................... .. ........... ... ....... .. ...... 26, Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? •. . ............. .... . .. . . 'J. s..;> .. .................... .... .. . 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) ••••••• • ••• .. ~;.-..:<; .. f':l.t: .. 1. 7 .6:r .. .. 1-.~ . ~ . c. :; . ' .~t . ~ .;!1'-:'- . ?;.r. . .' ........... ..................... .... .............. ..... . 28. State any experience which enables observer t o be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 • ...... .... ................ . ~!~ ..... .... ..... ..... ... .. . 29. Are you a member of any organization interested in aerial phenomena ? ••••• ••• •• ••• •••.• ••••• !1-~ ••.•.••••• • ••••••..••.•..•• • •• • 30. !feme and address of organization •• •• •••• •• , • ••• , •• , -vi .A .......................................................... 31. Any additional i.nfo=ation which relates to the sighting, ...... U . . . t. .~ !\'1 -:--: .. ... f.· .. ~ ... W. ~ - .... ......... ... .. .. ( . t. . •:-l:f~ .. ?! .... ~ .. ~ ... )(( .. 1d.? (.. ..................... ..................................... ..........................................................
- 4- 32. The following military aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the tioe :- .Ai.rcraft type •. . , • ... ~ . ,'-: . . . • . .. . •...•.. . .. . .... .. .. . Head.i11g • •• •• ••••••• • • T •• .• •••••••• • T. , •• •••• , , , • • T •• •• Re:i.&ht • •••• •• ••••••• , OOOft • • ••• • •• , OOOft • • • • ••• • , OOOft Speed • • ••••••• • • • , • • •• K • ...... .. .... • K • •• ••• ••• •• ••• , K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position a~ the time :- Aircraft type •• • ?"?}:? . !~ :~ . . ~ .. 1. ~/- . ~.~S. .. (!-D · Head.illg • • • • • •• • ••• • • T •••• •••• •••• • T • •• ••• •• , • • , T • •• , •• Height • • ••••••• • • • • , OOOft , • • •• • • • •• • • , OOOft •••• • 1 000ft Speed, • ••. • • • • • • ••• • •• K .• ••• • ••• • • •• • • •• • K • •• •• ••• , ••• K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time •- N"- ......... .. ........................................... 35, A meteorological balloon -rtas released fl'OOI ,..j i) 0 :5)0 :- 3o • •. . • ••••• • ••••••. at •. . . . •.• . •••. .• ••• z . an.d couJ.d have beon in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affinns that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were I { l't ... ( ~~~i ; . ~~t~~.ti t~ . ~~:~~ : . ~t~) .. . ... ...... ... . .. .. . 37. Any other relevant r emarks (eg about satellites. rockets, r esearch balloons ) •• •• ••••• • • •• ~ • •• ~ • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • •• • • • t . .. ... . .. ..... . . . . /5I -5- 38. Tb»re is concluei~o evidence that tbe object reported .. was •• •• •• ~ .~ •• • ••••••• • •••••••• •• ••••••••• • •• • ••• • • •• ......... ........ .. ..... ............................... 39 . The obj.,ct r ... portod could have buen ••••• ~.~ ., •• ~ .. . . . ~~ . . L~,~ ···· · ··· · · · · · ········•••• • • •······ · ···· 40. The causv {or likely cause ) of tho sighting cannot be detoiillinlld. I J'eL(_ • ••• 1 • • ~ • ••••• • • • •• (Unit) ., •••••• ~ • • • ••• (Nama) •••• J J>. ~f:- . ~~ . ... . . ( Da.to) . .. . • . •.• ::ff:. ~ ...... (Rank)INTELLIGEllCE - REPO RT OF AIEJ: AL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT IlY OBSERVER 1. Name of "'-~ "),~ ? - observer . .. .. . ..... . .•. . . . ............. .Age,, . •. . •.. , . • 2. Address of observer ••• ~ •• : .• ~ . : •• ~:-{y~ . . '"~ ..... ~ . .... .l • ••. •.•.•.•..•. .. .. . .. . .... , .. . . . ...... . ........ . . Phone . ... ... •• . • • . •.• 3. Occupation of o bs e rver .~~:.~~ ••••••.••• •• •••••• 4. Date and time of observation. )._ 6):.'--fi :0:. • • ~~ 7. ~ . f. .... ........ , 5. Duration of observation • •••• ( . ~ .' •• ~ ••••••••••••• • • •• .••••• • • 6 Ob l ...1 t t• · f · · · ..... · Jo~ /4.... o~ l..h • servers oca:. on a J.Ce ~.o o w Sl:g"-"Lpg~ ••• • • • • • •••••• y •• •• • • •• ....................... ............... . ..... ... . .... .................. 7. W eather conditions at time of observatiorK":;J.0 .( . • . ;' . {~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •••• • •• • •• • •• • ••••• 8, Describe any aids or equipment used in t he observation • •••••• • • . . . .• .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .&. . ... ~ - .... .. . . .... ... ........ .. .. . ... . ...................................................................... 9. Where was object first obs erved? ( eg, overhead, coming f r om behind a hill, over the horizon ) , ~ .~;;-;- ......... .. ; J, •• • • •• . •• • ••••••• . •.•• • •••• .. • .....•.••...•.• . • . .•.•. . • . . . • ...• •. • • 10. What first attracted observer's attention? (eg, light pr noise j,1~J{ft:7. . !-:::-: . 7 , ?-.~ r. .~/~:~~·. f. ...... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ... /2---- ,--------~~~c===~====~==~==================~----------- ~ . \ I \ - 2- 11 , Did object appe~ as a light or ae a definite ob ject ? ·~·--.: , ....... . . . . . ... ... . .. . .. . . . . . ·y · ·; ..... "' .... . ............... . . . .. .. . . . 12. 1J, 14. 15 . 16. If there was more t han one ob j ect .- (a) how many were there ? ••• . • •• ••• • ~ •••• ••• •• , ••• (b) in what f ormation wer e they ? ••• • '-:'"; •• • < ~ .. , What was the colour of the light or object ? .1:~;r~ , ./ flhat was its apparent shape ?. ~ ... ~~ ····· · · •· •• • • Was an,y detail of structure observable ? •• • ~ . ~ •• • •.. Was any method of propulsion obvious ? , .•• . "Y. ~ f.. .. , .... Was ther e any sound? .• • • ••. ... . ~ . 18. What was its height ? (or aiJ8le of elevati on) . ?;-~:: .• •• 19 . What was its speed ? (or angular velocity ) •• ::? . 1~ ~ ';~ f 20~ W as the objeot stationary ? ... .' ... / . ~ ............. , ... . 21. \That was the dir ection of flight with reference to landmarks or point s of the compass ? t.--.1 ~ 6- ~ 1..-J ............ .................................................... 22. Did the object remain on a straight p ath, deviat e , or manoeuvre at all ? ••••• • • • ••.••• • ••• • • • • ( ~f;l-;-f ?/!:. .................... 23. ilas aey trail of oxhaust 1 / vapour, or light seen ? .. .. .. / c ................ .. ........... ........ .. ...................... 24. {~here did object disappear ? ( eg in mid- air, behind a hill, over t he horizon ? tr ..... ..... .... ........... .......... ........... ....... . ...... . . .... ... /3- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical evidence ? (such as fragments~ photographs, or other supporting evidence J A -, 'V '-' ... ..... .. .... ..... ...... ....... ········ .......... ....... . 26, Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? c .......................................................... 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) • ••••••• . •• ................. ....... ... .. ~ .~ .... ..................... . .......................................................... 28. Stat e 8XJY experience wbich enables observar t o be r easonably certain about the answers gi van to 18 and 19 • ......... ...................... ......... .......... ........ 29 . Are you a ma;Jber of any or ganization interested in aerial phenooena ? ......... ... ............ ~ .. c ...... ................... ... 30 . Name and address of organization,. ·.AI· .1~ •.••••• • .......................................................... 31 . Any additional information which relates to f the sighting. :.4t .~ . if .~ . y.~~{ .~ .. r~~. h~ ... :"~ .{:r J-r.:t::-':-::J .. ~'t-.pl . .. ~~ ~ .~ . "':1':- . ( . ~J .-t.~{ . ~ ~~ . ~h.~. !":-:: . -:r!."' . ~:-.~ .~ .~.;~ .z":7~ . ~{--:« ~~ ~~ . ~ -;, ~: .. . ~f. .~!!.~~ .(-:-;;{..' ~.Iff:(/.:~ j eu_....__._, v-.y ..... 6 • .2:'.-: .. 6: .. ;/':':':.r if L ~n;r;r~ ~--; . ... /4- 4- The following military aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position a t the time :- /1/ ' <... Ai roraft type .. . . . ... . .. $ • •• • • •• ••••••••••••• • •••••• • • Bead.i.ng • ••• • ••••••••• T •• •••••••••• • T • •• • ••••• •• •• T • ••• Height •• • . ••• • ••• •• . , OOOft ••••• • •• ,OOOft •• • •• • •• , OOOft S-peed • ••• • ••••••• •• , •• K •• • • • •• •• ••• , K •• •••••••••• , • • K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported D"FO position at the time : - Aircraft type •• • /!.cd-:- ~~ ~ . . (~ ...... Headi.l"...g •••••• ••••• •• T • . • • •••• • •• •• T • ••••• •••• • • T •••••• Height • • •• •••• , • .• , , OOOft •...•••••••• , OOOft , •••• , OOOft Speed •••••• ... • ••••• • • K •.••••.•••••• • • • • K ••.•••••••• • K 34, Calculations sho~r that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time : - 35. A ceteorological balloon v1as released from /\... ( L- •. ........ • ....... at . . ... •.... . ...... • Z Slld could have been in the r eported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affirms that aerial phenomena in that porti on of the sky at the time were •• ••• ••••••••• • ,..-:1--;' . - ~ •• <-:-:.: .............•• .... .• .. .. . (comet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. Any other relevant remarks (eg about satellites . rockets, r esearch balloons ) ... ...... ....... .. r::-:-. . <. -~ •••• " ••• • • ••••.• •• ••• ••• •• . .. /5
-5- 38. ThAre is conclusi ~e evidence that the object r eported • • ..,AI'"" I...._ was ...... . . . ... . . .. •• • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ....................... .. .... ...... ........... ........ 39. Tha object ruport vd could have boan •••••••• • ••••••••• ...,_, \- ................................. .. ' .. ........... ............ 40. The cause (or likoly cause ) of the sighting cannot b e determi ned, ~- I /:,"' r Lr> ... ... J0. :":?. S. .. (Unit) . ; •• ~~ .......... (Name) ... ~ ~ Jf. }.~ .. ,,. (Date • • J.j.· .. f({. .. , ......... (Rank)INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AIELAL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1. Name oflu~r .':': .': •• ':- • . • ~ . . ~.~~~If. ..... ... Age •• ?.::f .... . I Ji'.,._.L._.;:. (.crt..._...,., '- ~ "- - 2. Address of observer •••• • , . . . . . •.•• . . • ..•..•••• • •.•. • .•• • ..•• . •• . . ; ~ ... ~ ... •· ... ':".-:'./~ {r.: . <1: .~ ~ :7.' .": . ~ . :-:-~ ~ne , •• :~ •. L •·. { .. , 3. Occupation of observer •. /:·.;t •. ~":~~~ .. ......... .. ....•. , Date and time of observation, 1:-fj,i. .6 . ':. ... l.'f. ~ t4.: ...... .... . ?- s Durati on of observation ... ...• ~ ... ,,~ .... , ..•. , .. ... .. , .•. 6. '"I Ob 1 t i t t . f .. . . h:t. .,~~ -~ J.+ server s ooa · on a ~e ~ o ~ sxg ~~--~·········· ••• • / • •••• ...................................................................... 1· W th dit . t t• f b t• • ~L (.'-J c!..t,,._ ../ ea er con ~ons & ~eo o serva ~on ••• ••• 7 .•. . • . .. .. •..•• ~ ...................................................................... 8 . Desoribe any aids or equipment used in the observation ••••••••• ............................... ~ ... 1.. ....... ........................ ............................................... ....................... 9. Where was object first observed ? ( eg, overhead, coming f r om behind a hill, over the horizon ) . ~~f~ .. ~~ ~ ... : J •••••••• •••••••• • ••• .••• • ••• • • .•.••• • • • ••••• • • • ••••. • ••••• • • •• ••••• • 10. What fi r st attracted observer's attenti on ? (eg, light or noise) • •.•• •••• '-;~ ;': •. ~ •• 7'/. ~ ....... .. ............. . ..................... .......................................... . ...... ... /2I \ .. - 2- 11 . Did object appeer as a light or a s a definite obj ect ? ............. ~ · ~ . c?j. r:-: -r: •••••• ••••••••..••••••• ••••• •• 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. n. 18. 19. 20. 21 . If there was more than one object .- (a) how many were there ? ........ / ! .. < ~ .......... .. (b) in what formation were they? . •• ~ •• •••• • • •• ••• What was the colour of the light or object ? /;.(/n"/.* . t."f'..,lt_ '7/C. What was its apparent shape? •• ~~! ......... ...... . Was any detai 1 of structure observable ? • b .~ ....... . Was any method of propulsion obvious ? ••••• '!- •• '. •••••••• Was there a:ny sound ? •. • .•. . . . • • . .. . •. lf. !:-'. • • • • • • • • • • • • • \ ~c4,..( 7-·~ What was its height? (or angle of elevation) •. • •.•.•.• What was its speed? (or angular velocity )~/ . ~ Was the object stationary? . ~~ .• ~ • • • .• . . ••••• t'lhat was the direction of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the compass ? I"" - ~<: ....................... ..................................... . 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? )7 .1/1. ...................... .. .. .. .. ... ....... ...................... 23. 11as any trail of exhaust , vapour, or light seen ? •••••• 'V ............... ......... ... .................................. 24. \there did object disappear ? ( eg in ori.d- air, behind a bill, over the horizon ? .. ............... f? .... ~; )... .... ............. ... ... .. ....... ... /3
- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical evidence ? (such as fraements~ photographs, or other supporting evidence J 26, Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? 1r .... ........... .. ................ . ............................. 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) • • ••• •• • • •• • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • •.• • • • • • • .. • A • . (.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • ............... .. ............ ............................. 28, State any eXperience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answer s given to 18 and 19 . ;1~ .......................................................... 29 . Are you a mE!Ciber of any or ganization interested in aerial phenomena ? •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• ••• :\ .t::: •••••• •• • •• ••• ••• ••• •.•••••• 3(), !lame and address of organization,. , • ••••••••••••••• ........................ ~ .. ~ ............................ . 31 . Any additional infoxmation which relates to the sighting • . f: ~ .~ .: . j .~ . :- .. ~; .b;.<~f:: :"'.-:-~ .. ~ ... i-:t. '-:1 -~ -< ~( .. . '. :~?!4. .. ~ . . &t.. ~ .~. ·. 111.~ lf.';<;~ . : &f. ~ f: . ~ .~4-. ~~f.:':-1.~ .~ . ~ .. tf-. .~1: ............................ ~· ············ .. ;:/.£~?.. ...... ./ Interviewer • . ~ ~~~--s ~tf,..t~IL Q ~/-iu-.1' oh-..__ }Q... ... /4
-4- 32. The following military aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- /!..-' <..__ Mrcraf't type •. ...... . .. .. . .. • .... . . . .•... . ... ... ..... Head.i11g • ••••• • •• • •••• T •• ••••••••••• T • • ••• ••••• • •• T • • • , Hei&ht • •• • ••••• • • • •• , OOOft .••••• , , , OOOft ••••••• , , 0001' t Speed • ••• • • • •••••••••• K •• • •. ••. • ••• • K ••• , •• , .••• • •• , K 33. The follovring civil aircr aft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- . ,'.wJ.f~ c,--1-0e~ .Aircraft type . ....•.. . ....... , ................. . . •...•• Head.il'lg, • • • • •••••• • • T •••• • ••• , •• , • T • •••• • • • ••• , T • •• , •• Height •.•••• • •••••• , OOOft ••. . • • •••••• , OOOft ••••• , OOOft Speed ••• , ••.•••••• • •. • K •• , ••• •• , • • •• • • , . K ••••••• • • •• • K }4. Calculations show t hat the following planets or major stars were in that por t i on of the sky at the time :- (_ . . ....... . ...... . . . .. #. . . . ...................... . ... . 35, A oeteorological balloon was r eleased from (\L~~ ......... at ... lQ .?.Q. ....... z and couldU-T have beon in the reported UFO position at the time, 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affirms that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time wer e ..................... ~.' - ~ ·· · · · · · ····· · ··········· (comet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. Any other relevant ranarks ( eg about satellites, rockets, research balloons ) ....... ........ .... c.-:~ . ~ ......................... . ... /5
- 5- 38. Th.are is conclusiv.e evidence that the object r eported • .A;'((..... was . . ... . ....... . . . . ..... . . . ,._ • • . .•.•.•.• • • •. • .. • • . .••.• .................. ..... ...... ......................... 39. Tho obj~ct rcportud could have been •••••••.• • .•.••••• ........................ ~ - ~ -~ ............... ........ .. " .. . 40. Thv cause (or likely causa ) of the sighting cannot be determined • . !'!~ . ,;;{_!'o'/~ ... (Unit) . t~ .-f.'-<+n-02 ... .... (N amo) L )- ,A/ L ~""-:> (Data.'~ if. •. t:r/(; • •. •. • • • • •.•. • (Rank) .. .... . ~. ~ -. ....... J .r - f· f! ·.INTELLIGmCE - REPORT OF AIELAL O BJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1. Name of observer.:- ••••••• \ ........ ~ S" .... .. .. . . . 1 Ag-e ," • • • • • • . • • • 2 Ad .. _ f b .... _.._, l! ~ 1P c:.vc..- - • u.a.-ass 0 0 server •• ••• •• ••••.• • •••••••.•••••.• r ..... ...... . . / ., 'i , §.! ~~ v M • ~ """" ... ~~ L Ph !1.; (. •.•.•.•... •"\................ .... . ... .. . . .... . . .. . one .• r~ • . .. .. ,, .... 3. Occupation o£ b ~ - - -/ I o.--v-t 61-. - ti- o ~er"V"er • • , • •r1- • • •••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• Date and time f . 7 (~L ./-;. o.L o observat1.on .. ••• r.'~Y. ....••.....••.•....••... 5. Duration of observation •••••• ~ . ~····· · •• •• •• • ······ · ···••• 6. Observers location at tice~or~stg~ • ••••• ~ . ~~ . ~-~ • ...................................................................... 7. Weather conditions at time of observation., ••• • ~ ..... . ~ . *. , ... ....• ................. ..................................................... 8. Describe any aids or equipcent used in the observation • ••• • •• • • _A; I (._ ................ ...........' ... ................ .................... .. . ...................................................................... 9. Where was object fi rst observed ? (eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon ) . , . ... • .•••.. . ..... . ...•..•.•• ;J • •• •• ••• ••• • • •• •• • ••.••• ~ •• 4 .~ ~ : ~ ........................... 10. What first attracted observer's attention? ( eg , light or noise ) • ••• ••••••• • ~ . ~,:( .~ : .••• • •••••••• , •••••• • ••• • •••• • •• , • • ........................ .............................................. ... /2
----------- ~ ------------~~~~======~----~----~~~------------~ ;• - 2- 11. Did object appear as a light or as a definite object ? .................. ~':': ..... ~ ... ~ .. ~ .................... . 12. If there was more than one object :- (a) how many were there? .. • ••.••••••••.•••.•••••. • (b) in what fo:rmation were they ? • .. • • • ':'. 1 r. .. .. . . . , 13. What was the colour of the light or object ? • Y / .. -'. ... . ""- . t t h ? .:;.,..(.P. _,~ '.._/ 14. nuat was l. s ap_paren s ape . • •• ••• • ' J ' ...••. ·7· .. . ... . 15. Was a:ey detail of structure observable ? • ~?r!:J~ ;~ ... /.(f' ,.,.J... 16. Was aey method of propulsion obvious ? • .• ffP.: . ...• . .. • 17. Was there ~ sound ? • • • •• ,{'{ ~ • ••• . ••• • • • •••. , •• • ••.••. I 18. Vlhat was its height? (or angle of elevation) .. ~~!- . '" .. .. 19 . What was its speed ? (or angular velocity ) • • !: / ~ .... . 20, Was the objeot stationary ? . . ... . ... ~ . . ~v .. . .• . .• • 21 . rfuat was the direction of flight with refere nce to landmarks or points of the compass ? .. ... ... .. ... . ... .. ... .... tY. .. --:-:--7. ~ . •.•...••.•••.• ••••..•.• 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? J'r f'..:?J t tt tt tt ft fttfftt+ t t t te tt etttt t t t ttt t t tt t tts ttt t tttt tt O ttll I O f 23. i1as any trail of exhaust , vapour, or light seen ? ••• ••• ... ... .. .. ... . )"':?f . . 41:1:.: ................................ . 24. llhere d.id object di.sappear ? ( eg in mid-air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? . ................... ~ .. ~ ..................... . ... /3- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical evidence ? (such as fri!8Jll ent s ~ phot ographs, or other supporting evidence ) ............ ............. .... ................... .. ........ 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previou sly ? ........................ -~ /.':' ........................... . 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) • •• • •• ••• • • • ..................... . K.j .~ ................. ........... . .......................................................... 28. State any experience which enables observer to be r easonably certain about t he answers given to 18 and 19 • • • • tt t t e t t t t It t t e t t t • • ~ · . ~ . ~- t t e t t tt t t t t tt t t 't t tt t t t t t t t t I 29 . Are you a meG~ber of any organization interested in aerial phenomena ? .. .......... .............. . ":-!. c?. .... .... .... .............• 30. Name and address of or ganization •••• •• ••••••• •• • • •• .. .................... .... . . II/ P. .......... ........... ..• 31 . Any additional info:rmation which relates to the sighting. ~ .. ~ . J • • ~ . .;f"t;"; ~. -:- . (~ . :~ -: . :-;: !~ . :l-~7~- · .... ~ !. • ~~- J:-~-{ . . ~ .. A ~.~~4 "! . .:,-:-;'. ~ . . 0:-:-?:J:+." .. • .,; · !J+.<:t. ;.:-: . f. ~ .. ~.':" . d.~ ., .{ .~ . ~ .;.~ .~ • .1.~ ... ~4 .. ~. ey.~ .~. 1 ... d .~#, ·~~~£. I T /.~1pf.-; . -:;If .~ 6 ; f !#~f4' I nterviewer. /(~~- ... /4-4- 32. The following military aircraft were i n the vicinity of tbe reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type, • . ••. • • ••. • ~ • .' . ~ •.•• •• •• ••.• •.• • •••• . . • Heading, • . • • . ••••••• • T., • • ••••••• • , T, ••• , •• •• ,, . , T • • ,. Height • • ••• •• •• ••.• • , OOOft. , •••• , • , OOO.ft, • , • ••• • , OOOft Speed • •••• • , •• • ••• • , , • K • ••• • • • , • • ••• K •• • •• , ••• • , • , • , IC 33. The following ci vil aircr aft wer e in the Vicini. ty of the reported UFO positi on at the time :- /b ~ -> ..; 5o ~ /c.--.} _ v ..4-~ Aircraft type ••••••••••••.•. ' · • •• • •••.•• .•• •• , •• •• • • , • Heading, • • , ••. , ,., • • T, •• •• •• • •• •• • T • •• , •••••••• T • • , •• , Height •.••••••• • • • • , OOOft •.• . • • •• • • •• , OOOft, ••• • , OOOft Speed...... . . . ....... . K . ............. ... K ....... . .... K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time :- A-tl .. .................. .......................... ........ 35, A rnt~teorological balloon was released from ,NL • . .. . . • .. . • . •..• • . at . . . ..•.. . .. . . . .•.. Z alld could have been in the reported UFO posi tion at th t~ time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affinns that aerial phenomena in t hat portion of the sky at the time were ·············· ....... ~ ..... ························ (comet , meteorite shower, etc) 37. Any other relevant remarks (eg about satellit es. rockets, research balloons ) _,..__I (_ ...................................................... ... /5
-5- 38. ~re is conclusiY.G evidence that the object reported , AI..__ was •• • ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ··• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • ••••••• ............. ......................................... 39. The obj~ct roportud could have been •••• • • ••• • ••• • • ••• _,v / / .............................. .. ............. .. .......... .... 40. The causo (or lik..,ly cause ) of tho sighting cannot be determined, , . ! .1 • ).~ . , • • ••• ,, (urn. t). )4.-:· ~ ., , (N,.e) •• ~ (>. ~ • • ~ ;~ ••• • (Data) ••• ~ • • -?:-Y.: , .... .. , . (Rank)
/ INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AIELAL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY Ol!SERVER .. 1. Name of obse:rver. .. ~ • • ~t{.-;~cM ~ ....... Age •• ~w -:. .. ... 2. Address of observer •• -: • • t •• NJ· .}:-;-... P. • ,<, . J·- · ~ . .' .. "f. ~ . . .• , .. • • , • , •••.• • •••.•.. . •....• .. •.• . ..••. • • • . • ... .. .• . Phone • • ~ . • ~ •.• , •••• • ) . Occupation of observer . ~~ · ~ ··········· · ·· · ······· ·· · · · · ••• Date a.od time of observation •• -:. 7, ~. ': .C. . ... / :~0 . ~ .......... . Duration of observation . . .. • f. !~ .... ....... ., , ..... ........... . 6. Ob 1 t . t t· t · ·· ...... • f-(_Q ~ A0-<-{ ., servers oca 1on a Lee~o ~ SX8~Lpg •••• •••••••• . •• • • ~ ·· ···· ............ ... "-- .,., r; ,. ~ ( ........................ .. .. .... ............... ... ...................... 7. W eather conditions at time of observation • •• • ••••• • ••••• • • •• • •• , /( ••••• ••••• • ••• • •••• •• ••• • ••• • •• ••• t- ••• ~ - • • • ·I · ..... .. ...... ....... . 8. Describe any aids or equi pment used in the observation • • • •• • ••• .................................... ':-;- ... ......... ................... . ...................................................................... 9. Wher e was object first observed ? (eg, overhead, coming f r om behind a hill, over the horizon ) ............ ... . . ........ .... . • ~r- !_,...,.~-~'\.., • J ••••• •• •• •• ••• •• • •• • • •• •• • •• • • ••••••• J .. . . .. . ....... . ... . . .. . . . . . . 10. What first attracted observer's at t ention? ( eg, light or ..... noise ) .. ..•... -: ., .. ':" . . . -:':: ..... ~~ .. . ••• •• •• • ••· • · · · ······ · ·•• ........ ....................... .. ........... ........................... ... /2- 2- 11 . Did object appear as a light or as a definite object ? ... J •. .. .. ... ...... .. .•. "":.j. ....... . ...... ..... .. .. ... .. .. .. . ... . . ....................... .... .................................. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 . 20. 21 . If there was more than one object .- how many 1vere there ? •••••• , , • !':. , , , , ...... , , , . (a) (b) in what fomation were they ? •••• , •• ". • • , • , , , ••• lttJ What was the colour of the light or object? .~~ · What was its apparent shape ? , • ~ , :' •• • , 1<., •••••• , , • , , • , •• • . .{. Was any detail of structure observable? •. • .• ~ • • • • • • •• . Was any method of propulsion obvious ? 0 , ~ :/. • .f~ . 4'~f. ~1!!t.S 11 Was there any sound ? , •• • • . ~ ;·: • •• • • . , . . . , ••. • .• • , , . , •• What was its height ? (or angle of elevation) •• ~.~ • .:;; . •• • flhat was its speed ? (or angular velocity ) .V. ~ rft?!. . Was the objeot stationary ? ••.• , • •• ~ ~ • • • ••• • ••••••• • • What was the direction of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the canpasa ? )/ ----7" s .......... .. ................................ .......... ....... 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? ... ........................... ...... .. ........... ..... ........ 23. ~as any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? • • ••• • ............ ..... /.~~ ................... ................... . 24. ~e re did object disappear ? ( eg in mid-air, behind a bill, over the horizon ? ..... .... .......... '-: . '::': .~. ":':" .......................... . ... /3- 3- 25, Do you know of any physi cal evidence ? (such as fragm ent s ~ phot ographs, or other supporting evidence ) I ~ .............. ...... ..... . ~ ."-:' ....... ....... ... .......... 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena pre-viously ? / v ............ .. .................. .. .. .................. .... 21. If so, give brief details of incident( s ) •• • •• • • •• •• . ft . ~~:':-:-:-::~ ~: .h .. -:-:-:' . /~ .. :1~ ; · "; ~ .. 'l' .. _s:: ~ y.'.ti-;; 6 ~ ............. .. .. .. .. ................ . (il. .. ............ . 28. State any experience which enables observer to be r easonably certain about the answers given t o 18 and 19 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t •• •• ••• • ••••• • • • • •• •• • • •• • • • •••• •• 29 . Are you a member of any organization interested in aerial phenomena ? I '(J ,_., .... ....... ........... .............. .............. ........ 30, Name and address of organization • • •• • ~ • • ~ ••••• • • • .......................................................... 31. A'rq additional infonnati on which relates t o ~' the s ight~ • .. ~:~:~. f!. :'.t-.;.'r. .. :!-. ;'. ... ~ . :~: .~'? • • ::~~ . /:~ , ... ~ . ~~-~~f . ... L . ~-:'" . -"; • • ~ . • ~ ~ -. .. ~ 1-. f. ... """!: • •• -::-.-::: • r ) ,_.; (.1,,. _.._,_(. I... ..Iii-., c.._ tr. J v .._,.....,_ < ~ "' f ~ / -"' C::·~ ) .............. J· .. ........................... ~, · .... ~ u.-~ -~ _....., \''.( • <>.--< ............. ~ ~ ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. '!J''• ••• •••• •• •• • ••• •• ••••• ••••• ••• •• •• •• •••• Interviewer. u w .. ~ f~-r ~.-1 ~ c ...._ .L-t- ......~.._,_ ~ 1 J~ . .. ./4 ~· 1-7-- e; Ft F'>~i ~ ;~'>-
-4- 32. The following mili ta:ry aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type, • ••.•. • .•. .' .'-;- •.••••••• • ,, •••• • ••••.•• . .• Heading, •.• , ••••••• •. T, ••••• • , •.• ,. T, •••• •• •• , •• , T, •• • Hei&ht ••••••••• • •••. , OOOft. , • • •••• , OOOft •••• •••• , OOOft Speed ••••••••••••••••• K •••••••••••• • K •• • •• • •••••• , •• K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type, .•• , ••• :-:. ~ .•. , .•••••••. . ••• . ••• •••••.•• Heading ••• .• • •••••• , T ••••••••••• ,, T, •• •••• ,,,., T,,, •• , Height •.•.••• , ..... , OOOft • . .. •••••.•• , OOOft, •••• , OOOft Speed, •• ,. , .•••••••••• K. •••••••••••• , • • • K • ••••••••• • • K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or cajor stars were in that portion of the slcy at the time .- .................. /':'.• .. ": ...... ....................... . 35. A meteorological balloon was released from , ••• •• , ~ ~ \-;- •••••• at ••••• , •••••••••• , • Z and could have been in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affirms that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were ··· · ······ · ·· · ······ ~/h ................... .. ....... . (comet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. ~other relevant remarks (eg about satellites. rockets, research balloons ) A, - ....................................................... ... /s
- 5- 38. ~re is conclusive evidence that the object r eported 'V '- was •• • •••• • •••• • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ................................... ................... 39. Tho obj~ct roportod could have boan •••• ;~ . ! . ...... . . . .... . .................... . ................................... 40. The causo (or likely causa ) of tho sighting cannot be datonnined • • • • .. • ~ ~~ . . ..... , •• (Unit) .. Jtrb .r.~ .. ... (Nama) .. ), ? . ~ .. ~~ .... .. (Data) •••• f.l-fi- •• r-rf:-.:: ........ (Rank)
INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AIEJ:AL OBJECT O:BSERVED PART 1 - REPORT llY O BSERVER 1. Name of observer ••• c~V{{J! .C. .. !¥.~ .. ... ..... ~e •• :f. 'h .. .. • 2. Address f b .._ ..,""'Y "-) I ._r. ·"" '.:~'+ o o saNer ....• r • •• • ,. ~ .~ •••• • •••••• ~ · ·~r .. , .. .. .... . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • . . , . .. .. .. . ... . ...... , ••. , ..•.... . Phone • • •. ,,..,. , .• •. , ••• ) . Occupation of observer..... , -:-;-t • • ~'-;~ •• • ••••••••••• , , •••••••• .Date and time of observation ••••• ~. :' •• • ":';' '; .'- • • 1 .. . ·"f- •• ~ 9. ...... . s. Dur t · o of b t ·on · L"' "' < ~'- ) ) a 1. n o serva J.. ••• • ••••••••• , ••• • •••• • , • , •• , ••• • •• , • ••• 6. Ob 1 t . t t• f . . . ....... . ~} ,.., ~ ) s ervers oca ~on a Lae~o ~ srg~~ ····•••••••••· · · ~! ••... • . 7. W eat her conditi ons at time of observation • • • f/~ . .~ ....... . .............. ........ ................................................ 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation • • •••• • • • . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -l/. .. ,<, ••• •• •• • • •••••••• • ••••• •••••••• • •••• ......................................... .. ...... .. .. .. .................. 9. Where w as obj ect first observed ? (eg, overhead, coming from ) ... ~( behind a hill, over the horizon •••• c.. ':' ••••• ••••.•••• .• •• . •••• ; J •••••••••••• .... . . ........ . .. .. ....... .. . . . . ..... . .. . ..... . . . ....... . 10. What fir st attracted observer ' s attention ? (eg, light or noise ) ••••••• • ~.Y •• '1'tb .... ............................ •• .................................... .... .... ................. ......... . .• /2- 2- 11 . Did obJect appee.r as a light or a s a def i nite object ? • •••• • ••• ' •••• • • • • • •• ' ••• •• ••••• • ••••••• • •••••• • • •• •• • t • ••••• 12. If there was more than ana object .- (a) (b) I how many were there ? •••.••.• .• ••• • . .. ••••• , • •• in what f ormation wer e they ? . • ••• ~ • • • • •••••• , 13. What was the colour of the light or object ? •• ~ t . .... 14. What was its apparent shape ? ••• ~ •••••• . • ~~ • • •.••• 15. 16. n. Was any detail of structure observable ?£ ~ .. ?.t.J .. Was thod ~ ul . b. ? ( ..... ....(~ ..... ). any me or prop s~on o V10Us . •••••.•••.• . •• •• Was ( _., M-..) ther e a:ny sound ? •• •••••• • ••••• • •••••••• • • ••• •••••. 18. What was its height ? ( or angle of elevation) .. ( .~ .~ . .. 19 M.t ' t d?( ~~-·1 1 •t ) 1 --.;;<:Jh~ .... £ • nua was~ s spee . or ~~ar VB oc~ y -'··· I'·· ·· ·· ·F 20, Was the object stationary ? •..•....•• ~ ;;, . ••••.. . , •••• 21 . \'/hat was the dir ection of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the c ompass ? ~ ~ t.::. t t t f t t t. f e f t t t t t t I t t e t t t e t t t t t f t t t t t t t t e t t t t f t e t t e t e t f f I • f t t t 22. Did the object remain on a s traight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? s.,.. ..'' /,1 .... .. ...... ..... ..... ....................................... 23. i1as any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light sean ? •••••• • .. •• .. • ... • ..... • .. .. .. .. . . r:P. .. . .. . . • • • • .. • . .. • ... .. • ..... . 24. Where did object disappear ? ( ag in mid- air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? . t .. ................... ...................... .. ......... ...... .. ... /3
- 3- 25, Do you know of ~ physical evidence ? (such as fragments{ phot ographs, or other supporting evidence ) .... ........ ..... ... .... .. ... ......... ...... .... ........... 26, Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? ................................ ,..., _..., ...................... . 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) • • • • ••••••• •. . . . .•. . . . ...... . .... . . ... . ........ !:'., .\ . ....... ... ..•.. .............' ... ...................................... .. . 28. St ate any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answer s given to 18 and 19 • • • • • . . • . • . • • • . • • :71 !.l .. ~ · ... ':-. . ~ ............. . 29 . Are you a member of any or ganization interested i n aerial phenomena ? IV ~ ........................ ....... ~ .................. ........ 30. Name and address of or ganizati on • •• •• •• •••••••••••• v 4 ..... ...................................................... 31 . Any additional infomation which r elates t o the sighting, ... .~~ . ~h~ . ~ .. :-~~~~ .. {q .~ .~. /~ . ~(~ .. 7~ ~< .. ·1· ·.! .. : .. [~ . ,t;e,,,, .••• !. "<. ~:JI . ~ . . ~~~ . . -~ . . h ... ,~~(_ ' 0 H o~ o o ~ r: o ;-:7, o ff::<:~ o .frj:-.L; ~: o • • o • 0 o o o o • o • o o o .. .... .. ................ .. ......................... ........ 7:., ___ .__(rl/ ~ ,r-. ~f.- r; • • • •• •• 1 •• • •••• • I nterviewer, 1~ ... /4-4- 32. The follol'ling military aircraft ?rare in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the tioe :- Aircraft type, • • • • • • • • . . . /.'""; !, s- ....... ... .. .,., ... , .. .t!eading • • • • , •• • • • , • • • T • ••• , •••••• , , T ••••• , • ••• ,., T, ,., Height • ••• • • . ••••• • • , OOOft • • ••• , •• , OOOft ••••• • •• , OOOft Speed, •.• , .•••• ••• • , • • K • •••••••• • , • • K ••• •••••• , , • , • , K 33. The following oi vil aircraft were in the Vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time . - Aircraft type, .~.~9. "!.4; ?: .. &~. 1- . : ·.'f .. '?"!, tf. ? . .., Heading,.,., •• , ••••• T • • • • • • • • • , • • • T • ••••••• ,,., T,,,,,. Height •.••••••••• •• , OOOft •.• .• • •••••• , OOOft , • . • • 1 OOOft Speed,, , , • • . ••• , • , •• •• K, . • , , •.•••.•• , • , • K • •• • • • , • , ••• K 34, Calculations show that the following planets or mejor stars were in that portion of the ~ at the time .- ~· ............ ....... ......................... .... .... .. 35, A oeteorologi.cal balloon was released from .. . ~.? ........... at .. 7.~9 . ~ ./f).Q, .. • z and could have been in the reported UFO position at the time, 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affinns that aerial pbenooena in that portion of the sky at the time were ... .......... ...... :':'/~ ........... ······· ........... (comet, meteorite sho~er, etc) 37. Any other relevant remarks (eg about satellites . rockets, research balloons ) ,..._ ' ..._ ... ....................................... ..... ....... .. ./5
)8. 39 • -5- ~re is conclusi~e evidence that the object report~ was . / .~ . ~·~::::.~¥: ... J.r(. ~ ~ . ::-(. .. t? ..... .. ;f .. ~ .~t: . ~"':'b.~ .. JX.~ .. ~.f?~ .(~ The obj~ct reported could have boen • • •• ~~ ••• • ••• • • ................. ..................................... ....... 40. Tb0 cause (or likely causo ) of the sighting cannot be dotonnined • . . . . I.'. s.~ . .... ... (Unit) •. ·f~ .f:..::..:!::. . ... (N 81110) , .. .'~~~ . C. .. ~~ .... (Date) ••• E.¥. .~ .......... (Rank)
/ INTELLIG ENCE - REPORT OF AIEI: AL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1. Name of observer .••• ~ .~ f •• ~ ~ ••• ~~ •••••••••• Age ••••• • • • • ••• 2 • Address ~ "'' -"" -, ' of obsei"Ver. , .•••........ :"":-. . .... , . ; . • · • . ..... • • .... . . • • • . . . • • . • • • • . . . . . • . , ••.. .. •...•.. . .• . ..•..• . •.. . Phone •••.. ~-.<-.-. .. .. , .. J , Occupation of observer, ••• ~~~ ····· · · · ···· · ······ · ··• • • • 5. Date and time of observation •. • • ?. 7. .~ . {A . : ..... ~ . ~ : -: . 7 .... Durat ion of .- ' / . .., ._.__ obsel"Vati on . •• , • . , •. . •• •.. , • , •.• , • •.• , •.. . •. . ...•••• 6 O b 1 ti t t . f . . . ...... . h~ { ,__ . server s oca on a LOe~o ~~UM~ · · · · · ··· · ···· ·· ······ · ••• ....................................................... ............ .. . 7, Weather conditions at time of observation, •• ( ht-1.- ... f) . ~ .. ~~ . ........ ~~ . : · ( · · ·· ······· · ············· · ········ · · · ··· · ··· · ··· · · ··· ·· ·· 8. Describe any aids or equiiJllent used in the observation, ••• • • • •• ,..._, L .... ................................................ ............ ...... 9. Wher e was object first observed ? ( eg, overhead, coming from behind a bill, over the horizon ) .. r~ . !~~ ............ . ; J • ••••••• .............. . ... . . . ................................ .. ...... 10, What fir st attracted observer's attention ? ( eg , light or noise ) . .... ... ... .. Y~ ................................... . ................................ " ..................................... .. ./2":!'", : :.; c-~:t~ •• 'J ·--=· ~/.;~ .~ 7~::;; .. ·:.~~·~!:.~~i - 2- 11 . Did obJect appear as a light or as a definite object ? "" "-"'" ~ . ....................................... .... .. ... .... . .. .... ... ....................... ... . . ............ ............ ....... .. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 . 20. 21 . If there was more than one object .- {a) how many ware there ? .. ... . ........ ...... . ..... .. ( b) in what fonnation were they? .••••••• • • ~ ••••. • • What was the colour of the light or object ? • • • ~! .. . What \Vas its apparent shape ? •• , , ••••• U.., ':".-: .. .. , . ... , Was 8.1\Y detail of structure observabl e ? •• • • r':' .~ • •••••• Was any method of propulsion obvious? •.• • . ~ . ~ •• • ••••• Was there any sound ? •••. •... . .. . .. . •.. . .•.. ~ .• . . .. • . . What was its height? (or angle of elevation) . ~~ . /.. ~ .• libat was its speed ? (or angular velocity ) • • l/. .. f.{~ . . \Vas the object stationary ? •.•••.• • • • ••• • ~ ••• • ••••• • • •• \That was the direction of flight with rafarence to landmarks or points of the cCDpass ? ~~ .. ... ······· ··················· .... ................ .... .. ... 22. Did the object rEIIIain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? 4-l (....~ ... ............. ... ............... ........................... 23. ~as any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? • •• • •• ,IJo ......... .. ... .. ............................................. 24. \There did object disappear ? (eg in mid- air, behind a hill, over the hor~~n : . w.;..; ~ ····· ............. .. .. ... ........ .................... ....... . . . ./3- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical ev:i.dence ? {such as fragments t photograpbs, or other supporting evidence ) ;. I.: ············· ........... .. .... ... .. .... ..... ............... . 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? .............................. .. .......................... 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) ••••• • •••• • v ,4 .......................................................... 28. State any experi ence which enables observer t o be r easonably certain about t he answers given t o 18 and 19 . AJL ........... ........................................... .... 29 . A:re you a member of any organization inter ested in aerial phenomena ? ....... . .. ... .... .. . . . !:. ~- ..... ...................... ... . )0. Nane and address of organization. ••••• ;.: •• ~ •••• • ••• .......................................................... 31 . Any additional infozmation w hioh r elates t o the sighting • • ~ • .. :-: ~ . • ~!';:~ •• ·7} •• . ... !:. : .~ . :'; .6 ':f"-: .?: :'::~7. -:f.~ . ~~ Y:-.A·· .-0 .. ~-. ?-x . ·..-:- .- .\~! :";';'- . -:c 7 .~t.? . ~l .. . r:.~-:-:~ {:-:-:d 7 ,Ac-; .., 1 . ! ~. !--:-:-: •• t ... ;-;.f.:-. .. ":-::": ~c~ . . ~ . ~ . ~ . ·-: . .'-. --:' .. -~ .. --r..;/ 1 ~ t+-,. 7': ... :-.V .~ .~ .. 't .~ . ~ . ~ · .<~ . ('7-:! .·y.<d: . ,I_, I ;1.. . .-t..__ e 7 ~ t.L..~.- (.o>.. 'La-~L.y /'-1 rr--~::-:-;:: :--;-; .t/-:~L .. - ..... 1)-. .(;.., cJ- (h ~ ~ I • Intern ew er . J r. .--<.T.:-....._..4> ..... t .....,...... ......_.__ t( ~ S ( ~ ~ -1...-. y.,._ r. //"""" /5---L.tJ. - ~dA tu-.-} /~ ..... ~ ft-.. --.4/- r 1:, /I ,= S!f S -1Jf~ ·-4- 32. The following military aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at tho time :- A-,_ Aircraft type • • . • .• . • . •. •• •..•••.•• •. , • • . . ••. .. • • •. • . • Head.i...tlg • ••.•• , ••••••• T • • . • • • • ••.• • • T • . •• •••••••• • T • •• , He3.&ht . . ... .. .... . . . , OOOft ....... . ,OOOft ........ ,OOOft Speed ••• • • •• •• • •••• •• • K • • • . . . ••• • •• • K • • • . • • .••• • •••• K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time : - . ~ lO.t'i { t....J- f~ ~'"{ A--~ Aircraft type •• • • • •••.• • •. M • •••••••• • ••• • •• • • • • •• •• •• Headi.r..g- • • • ••• , • ••••• T • •• .• • •. •• • •• T • •••••••• • •• T • •• • • • Height • .• •• • • • • • ••• , ooort ••••• • •••••• , ooort ••• • • , ooort Speed ••• •• ••• • • • • • •• •• K • •• • • • • •• • • •• • • •• K • • • •• • •••••• K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars ware in that porti on of the sky at the time : - • .................. ...-: .. . '-:-:: ... .................. .... .. 35. A meteorological balloon was released from •• • ••• ~:'; •••• ••• at •• ~f': .~I !'J> . C? •••••• z .and could havo been in the reported UFO positi on at the time. 36. The State Observatory in tho nearest capital city affims that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were ....... ............. "'!"':/ ~ ...... ....................... . (comet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. Arr.! other relevant remarks ( eg about satellit es. rockets, research balloons ) /l..o ~..__ ................ ........... .. ... ........ .............. ... /5-5- 38. ~re is conclusive evidence that the object reported was • ••• ~ .~!:~ .~~ ... ~(1f.'. . ! . ~~ f:J ..... . • ~-:"J~t: . ':":"":~ ••• ~ . ¢. . ~~.: .. ..... . 39. The obj~ct rcportvd could have boon •• •• ~,;~ ••• ••• •• • ............................................................. 40. Thv oauso (or likely cause ) of the sighting cannot be determined, ... .. ' . ! . ~ .. ..... (Unit) • • ~ •• ~ .. (Namo) . , . ! ;,eM- .~. ,(• .~ .. ..(Dato) •• • f'h. .a:!.-(.: . , .,, .. . ,. (Rank)
· / INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AIEIAL O BJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1. Name of observer . • r ~7 .. , '; · • . .Y~: ............ Age •. /. ~ - •• .• .• " 2. .Address ....... ::.. :.~ __ of observer •• . •• • . • . ... 1 • •.• • •••.• • •.•. • ••.•• • J" ••• • ••• . ~ ... :1 ~ .. ~ ? .... ... .......... . ........ . ... Phone •••• -:"! •• ~ •••••• ) . Occupation o:f observer , ~ . *- ."' .. ~ - :':'"~ .. .. ................ ... , .. Dat e and time of observation • •• ?f.. f/.-. ~ f . : . . (.~ . ~ .... .. ..... . 5. Duration of observation . . (. h .. . ~ _.,, .. ..... ..... .... .. .... , . ... . 6. Ob 1 ti :t t . f . .. .. ~ . kl-<.v--1. 1/:;.ul /~ servers oca on a ~e~ o ~S1~~Lpg •• ••• ••••• •• •• • ••• ~ ••••• • ~/ I ( Weather conditions at time of observation •• /. •• / · •• • • ~ •• "':'/ . •• f- ... .. . . . . . ·7· ... .. .. ...... . .. ... .... .. ..... ....... .. ... .. .. .. ... ... . ... .. .. . 8. Describe any aids or equipnent used in the observation • • • • • • , •• /V '-- .................................... ........... .. .. ........ ........... ........................................... ............................ 9. Where was object first observed ? ( eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon ) .. .. .... . ..... . . .. ........... . : J ••••.•• • .••...•• •..• . •• "- .~ ... . . . . . . . •. • .. . .•. . .. . •• • . • ••.• • 10. What first attracted observer 's attention? (eg, light or noise ) • . . . .... , , . . : . ~ . ~~ 'f:- ....... .. .. ... ... ........ .... .. . ............ .......................................................... ... /2
- 2- 11 . Did object appear as a light or as a defi nite object ? '--A ._ ,... ················· .... .. .................................... . ............ .. ....................................... ... ' ..... 12. If there was mor e t han one object : - ( a) (b) ,.. how marzy were there ? • •••••.•••.••••••••••••••• in what f ormation wer e they ? ••••••• . • •. •• • •• • • 13. ilhat was the col our of the light or object ?f··y · -:-. /i: . 14. What was its apparent shape ? • ; c, . f.-~ . ! .. ~ . ;- .......... . 15 W d tail f tru tur b bl ? ,,r; t,. f(J~ ~ ~"('- c~ • as any e o a c e o serva e . • •• ••.• • •• 1 •••• 16. Was any method of propulsi on obvious ?.!'. }-,, •• •••. . ••••• 17. Was there any sound ?~ ~ .~ f: ... . ..................... .. 18. \that was its height? ( or angle of el evation) .' ·-: .. 't ~f:fl'f f · 19 . What was its speed? ( or angular velocity ) .. ; ,'-1; ~ . '- . t: , ";"/./... 20. Was the objeot stationary? ••. , • • . ~? ...... .. .. ..... . 21. What was the direction of flight 1'1i th r e f er ence to landmarks or points of the compass ? 1'j h ...t. ~ .~2 ~ ~ ,.; ............................ ' ................ " .............. . 22. Did t he object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? ....... ········· .......................... .................. . 23. ilas any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen ? . ..... t c... ....................................................... .. .... 24. Where did obj act disappear ? ( eg in mid- air, behind a. hill, over the horizon ? , ....... { {\,~ ......................................... ..................... ... /3- 3- 25. Do you know of ~ physical evidence ? ( suoh as fragments ~ photographs, or other supporting evidence J ......... ........ ..... .. ..... ' ... ... ....... ............... . 26, Have you observed o:JJ¥ unusual phenomena pr eviously ? ........................................................ .. 27. If so, give briaf details of incident(s) •• • • • • • .• • • p A •••• • • • ••• •••• 0 ••••••••• • • • • •• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••• • • •••••• ................................ ... ....................... 28, State any experience which enables observer to be r eas onabl y certain about the answer s given to 18 and 19 • • • ~ . ~ ..• . :.~~ . ":1 . r.':1!~ . -.-/. . .7:':'7 J-.t: r-:} -.; . ':(", :.'.k.: · ~.c:;... _ct:,"' ~/t;f. 29. Are you a mecber of any or ganization interested i n aerial phena:~ona ? •• •• /!<. t. . ;~ . ~~:!.:7 ... :': .. . ~ ..................... . ~/\ ,., f . ~~-¥ .... ~1 ) JV• ~ am e and address o or gan1zati on, . , • •• •• • • • • •• •••• .......................................................... 31. Any sddi tional i n.fonnati on w hich r el ates to the sighting , . .. f~~ · ~ · . ~:-';~ ~ •'• .. '~ . -('-!7:'. /.~ . {, .. ~ .. . 6! .. r.:~JL/ ..; .rf:.:.-:-. •• ~~ .~! .. f': •. ~~ ... Yf"; .~ •• • • • ~ ... . ~$. Jk~ . ~ .. ·~·:- .lfp .. ~i~ ' [. -;""! ... .'~t . . ~~ .~{<t~ : .. ~~ e-.zrr- : ; -:;.-::- '!: . . ~ .~::f .~ .~:-~ .. ~ ~«c.A ! ,. ~ . }. ~ 1 . . !. .?: 'f. .,........ _ J ~; ,~-< II. '\.• ...... yL\.v.- t:7t.x. fi, f-'-'1 ....._ r ~Lr~~ • ..................... Interviewer. __;;--. f , I ~ - ._y,r C: ArY > J' -'f Jf~ ,., .. . /4-4- 32. The following llli.li tary aircraft were in t he vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type ••••••.. • • ~ •• '-; . .•••. . ••••••..••.• • . .••••• Reading • •• • • ••••• • ••• T • •• •• • •••. • • • T ••••••••• , , • , T., •• Height • .• ••••• • • .• •. , OOOft • • ••• • • ,, OOOft, •••.••• , OOOft Speed, • • . •••••• • ••• • , . K., . . .. . •••••• K •••..•••••• , • • • K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time : - • 1 0 4 -) T ~ f~ tk r.........l.- &- V tJ ') · .Aircraft type . .•. , ..... . .... . . . ..•.•. - ; ~ :. J • • • • •• •• •.•• Head.ill8' • • • •••• • •• . •• T •• • ••• • • •• • , • T • ••••••• , ••• T • ••••• Height •••••• • •••• . • , OOOft • . •.••• •••• • , OOOft , ••• • , OOOft Speed •• • , •••••• , ••• , •• K, ••••• , •••••• • ••• K • •••••••• • •• K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or major stars wore in that portion of the sky at the time •- •..•.•..•..••... .. •.. ~t.~ ••.. . .•. . •. .. • .. ...• . .••.. . 35. A meteorological balloon was released from •..... ";' .. :- •.... , • . at . . .. . ..... . . ....... Z alld could have been in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affims that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were .• .... .•. ..•. ..• :':' /.11 . ....... ..... •..•••.. ...•..••. .•. (comet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. Any other relevant r emarks (eg about satellites. rockets, research balloons ) ,...._ l ...... .................. ......................... .......... ... ... /5
- 5- 38. Tlare is conclusive evidence that tbe object raported VISS • • • • • • • • •• ~ •-;--;: •. • • •• • • • • • • ••• • • • • • •. •. •. •. • • • • • •• • ............. " ... ..................................... 39 . Th~ object r eported could have b0en • • • ~~~ • • ••• • • ••• .............................. ......... ...................... 40. Tho causa (or likely causo ) of the sighting cannot be doto:rmined . , , .. ! . ~ . ~"/ .. , . , , , , , , (Unit) . , J:!: ·S.~ , . , . (N,.o) •• • J :\ ~ .~~ , •• ••• (Date) •• • fM-. .<f!f. ..... .... .. (Rank)
/ INTELLIGHICE - REPORT OF AIEI AL OBJECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT l3Y OBSERVER 1. Name o£ I observer .• . ~ .... ~~ ... ;--:';-~ ......... Age • .•.. /. .• , • • 2. Address f b ..... __; ....... ~.J1" ..... ,.,L :> J o o serY'er • • • •••...• . .••.. • •. ,_ • ..••. , . • ...• . .• • .• , •••• ... • • • • • • • , •••••••••••••••. • • • ••••• •• ••• • •••••• • ••• • Phone •••• ,. ~- •••••••• ) . 0 . {~ ~J. <.P' coupatJ.on of observer. ....... . . • .;r• •••••••••• • •••• • ••••• •• ••• , D · · <:-"cf:tf {'-I ';).c ;jc"l ate and tl.me of observat:1.on • • • • -l ••• • • • •••••• •• • • •••••••••• • ••• ~---~ ....__ Duration of observation •...• . .•..... . .•. . ; ...... . .. , ... . ... . .. , 6. .?' ' -~ L Observer s location at t ioe .. of~ Si:gb.j;4lg • •. t . J ~ ,/..4 .. :'~ ....... . W eat her conditions at time of observation ••••• ~~ ••••• (~ •• c~ :,__ • •• • •. f •• . ••.•••• • • . •..•• • • .••... ••.•.•.. ..••••••• . .• . •.• . •••••.•.•••• 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in t h e observation ••••••••• N '- • .................................................................... . ................................. . ..... . .............................. 9. Wher e was object fi r st observed ? ( eg, over head, comi ng from behind a bill, over the horizon ) •• • I. /:1: ( : : . ~~ .. . .. .... .. • J •••• ••• •••• •• •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• 10 . What first at tracted observer ' s at~e ntion ? (eg 1 light or . ) ~ {-': t~-r no1.se •.. . •... .••. y. ... ........ ..... . ..... . . . . . ....... . . ... •••• ........... .................... ....................................... . .. /2- 2- 11 . Did object appear as a light or as a definite object? t>--l.fv- ...................................... .. ..................... . ............ .............. . .................................. 12. I f there was more than one ob jec t .- 1}. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21 . (a) bow many were ther e ? •• • ••••.••••.•••• • ••• • • • .• ( b) in what formation were t hey? . •• .•• . .• ~ •••••• What was the colour of the light or object ? • (. 0,~ • ;7.. What w~ its apparent shape ? .. .. !. ~ .. ~ .( ..... ~ .. . ... .. \Vas any detail of st ructure observable ? •• •• :1'. ~ . .. .. . Was any method of propulsion obvious? ••• • • ~ •••..• . . .• Was there any sound ? •••••••••• • ••••••••• • • ~ • • • •••.••. ilhat 1vas its height ? (or angle of elevation) . /.~~ ~ . : . " Wbat was its speed ? ( or angular velocity ) • ~~ ->; ':":": f. . . \Vas the objeot s'tationa.ry ? • • • •••• • -:-~ •.• • •.•• • ••• • • • ••• \/hat was the di r ection of flight wi tb referenoe to landmarks or points of the canpass ? \l t. -~ ~t--- ............................................................. 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate , or manoeuvre at all ? )v- /JQ.JL • t f f f t e e f I f f f t f f f t .. e f f t f f f t f t f t f f f I e e f f f f f f f • f f f f f f f e f I f f f f f f 23. ~as any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? ••• ••• ~c. • f f. f f. f If f f f f f f f f f f f f t t f f f t f f e f I • f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f 24. Where did object disappear? ( eg in mid-air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? ..... :xt· . -: ·-#~ · . ;:(. rl: . . ~ :. :· :1. b.':-;--:. ' ................ . .. . /3
- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical evidence ? (such as fragment s t photographs, or other supporting evidence ) ~ (..1 ............... ...... ..... ............... .......... ··· ···· ... 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? ,.. •• • •• •••••••• •• ••••••••••• ..#. .. . . . .... . .. . . . .. . ..... . .. .... . 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) •••• • •••• • • ,.._,/A ..................................................... ..... ............................ ........ .... ...................... 28. State any experience which enabl es observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . /l~ ............................... - .......................... . 29 . Are you a member of a:JX1 organization interested i n aer ial phenomena ? t t t e tIt t t f t t t t t t t t t t t e t ()1. -~ t o It t Itt I t t t t t ef t Itt t t t e t f t I t. 30. Name and address of organization. ••••• •••• •• •• • •• •• • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ .1:1." ... .•... .... ... . ... .. ..... 31 . Ar:rf additional infomation which relates to t he sighting, • .... .. ~ .. p. .~ .. ;:;f-:~ .. .!:Y.-d:. d-':/~ ~ .~ . ? .~ . '?-:-~ ·-':':) ·. ~·~ · . h . ~~(-! .. ~ .. :(-;;{~ . ~~ f .. 7 ....... . ~.~ . {~ .~ . . ~ .. t-:4.' . -:- .f: .~ .. ~ X 4 :::f:1 .. v. -:-:-::-:-.t.. .. ..t} tl!-:~ I!.~ . .1.. 7./fl:;: ~ . ~ ~ .. ~ .. '~.~J. ......... ...... ..................... Int erviewer. ~ ckj! ~' 1'/ ~ b'r ! ey-;1:.-. ~ t. ... /4 /~· t- 6 /"],c-j,<) ~P~·- 4- Tho following ailita.ry ai.rcraft wer e in the vicinity of t ho reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type , • .• . •.. •• . -;-:: : .~ • ••••••• •••. . ••.•••..•••• Heading. , •• , •• , • • • ,., T •••• • •••• • , • • T •• • •• • • ,. ,,,, T,,,, H e~ht •••••••• • ••• . • 1 OOOt't . • •• • , •• , OOOt't , . •.. , •• 1 OOOft Speed . .. .... . .... , .... K ... . .. . ...... K.. ... .. ........ K 33. The follovli.ng ci vi1 aircraft were in tho vicini. ty of the reported UFO position at the time : - . :;to3o -r-45" ~L....J... l'~,..r A~ . Aircraft type,, •• ,, ••• •• •.• f : • • •• •••• • • • •••• , • , , , • ••• , Heading • ••• • , •• •• , •• T • • •••••• • •••• T ••••• • , • , , •• T • • • , • , Height •.• . ••••• •. •• , OOOt't •• . • . ••••••• , OOOft • •••• 1 OOOft Speed •.• ,., . . , • • •••• . • K, ••• ,.,.,, • • , • • • • K • • • . • ,., •• ,, K 34, Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time .- " . ._ ............. ............ .. ......... .................. 35. A meteorological balloon vr.as released from .~ . . ... . .... . ... at •• ~. ~~ ?. 4- . 4 ( ~? .... Z..and c ould have been in the reported UFO position at the time , 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city aff'i:rms that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time v~e .... .............. . !': 1.-1 . .. .•. .•..•..••..• •..•. •• •• ••. ( canet, meteorite shower, etc) 37. Any other r el evant r emarks ( eg about satellite s . rockets, research balloons ) .1-tL ............. ....... .............................. ..... .. . /5
- 5- 38. ~re is conclusive evidence that the object reported wa.s • • • •• ••••• • • •• •• /"t(. ~ • ••••••••••••••••••• •••• • • • ••• • ......... ...... . . . ... . . .............. ' ............... . Th b . ' - uld ha: b . lA. ~'f' t$...t.~ ....... 39 , 0 0 JUCt r OpOrtvd CO VC vOn ••••• • • ,, ,, ,, ,,,,, . "-' ,...&.-.. \._~ ................. ··· ·· ··· ······· ............................ . 40. The causo (or likoly cause ) of tho sighting cannot bo determined • • .. 1 • l. ~ .~ . . ..... .... (Unit) .. ±~Y. . ~ - . .. (Namo) • •• •• 1 • ?. "!< .<;-~ • • Cfl . .. . (Data) .. .. ~ . C:::: . ...... .. ... (Rank)
./ INTELLI.GFliCE - REPORT OF AIEI:AL Oll.JECT OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1. Name of observer. ~~~"'!':~ .~ . /4-:;. . :~ . / . -; .... . ~e • . 'f: .~ .•..... 2. Address of observer . ;,0.-:'; :-- .. f: .... r. .. .- .....-.'-::"; .. / : .~ ••••••• • • ~ -\1 t 171/t a 1-( 6 • • •.•• • •.. .•................... . ..•... . ...... . .. . Phone , .• , .•.... , . •..• J . Occupation of observer ...... . ~ .. ~~ . ~ ( . ':<: ... '!.~ .. . 4/-. 4 . Date and time of observation •• •. !. C:::f. {. ~ ... ~ . ~ .~ .. \ .. 0. ... .. , 5. 6. . I., X DuratJ.on of observation • • ••••• •. •. , ~ ~ • • • ••• • ••••• • ••••. . ••• • •• • Observer s location at tiDe ... of ~ Bi'glit4tg . , ~ • • • ·~ ••••• t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t I t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t 1. W eat her conditions at time of observation .. ~ .. . ~~ . ~ .~ ?"- • .... .. ...- •• • : . ~ . ":'? ~ . :-:-. ~ $7"1. '1: ...... ...... .. ............... .. 8. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation • • • •••• • • »L • • • •• ••••••••••• • ••••• • •••••••••• • •••• • ••• • ••• t ••• •• ••••••••••••••••• • ...................................................................... 9. Wher e was object first observed? (eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon ) .•••••• •• ••••••.•••• • • • • .• •••• :J • •.•.• . .•.......•..•...•..• ~ ...... • . . .•............•••.•• 10. What first at t r acted observer's attent ion ? (egJ light or noise ) • •. • • . ••• :(:J. <-o-.C .. ........ ........ ........... ... · .. •• ...................................................................... .. ./2\ I - 2- 11. Did object appeer as a li&ht or as a definite object ? )"' <... ..................... f: ;;r ........... .. ....................... . ............ ........................................ ......... 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 . 20. If there was more than one object .- (a) how many were there ? •••••.•• . • • •• . : •••••• , , •• • {b) in what fonnation were t hey ? ••• • •••••• ' ••••• .. , What 1vas the colour of the light or object ? • • -.-/.--:-. ~ •• What was its apparent shape ? ••• • •••• • •• ?.~ - ... ...,.. Was arzy detail of structure observable ? • ••. ~ :-'. • ••.•• • f pul ' b' ? t <lo Was any method o pro SJ.on o VJ.ous . • . . •..••• •.. • .• , • Was there any sound ? •• , . ••.....•..• . .... • • . .•. • •. . . .. . a -J flhat was its height ? (or angle of elevation) ••••. • J •• . • ""'" t . t d ? ( ~~~· 1 1 . t ) ~~ /.::>« <;._ nua was 1 s spee . or QU6~ar ve oc1 y ···· ~ · ··••• Was the objeot stationary? ••.••.••• -:\ •• '-: ... . .. . ..... .. 21 . \'/bat was the direction of flight w1 th r eference to landmarks or points of the compass ? ........ ...... .fi. ·l- :: .. .-. :t'f- ••• -:":~<:?/ .. .; .. ~ . ":'.~ ... .. .... . 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? ... ...... ..... ..... ..... ~~':"!:: ... .. .... .................. . 23. qas any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? • • • •• • • •• .. • • • .. • .. ~ . !-. rf."";'.~-." .. . "";';~ . .; ...• · 7,1.<:--; ..... .. ... ... 24. Where did object disappear ? (eg in mid-air, behind a hill, over the horizon ? ' I .-..____,__ ·· ··· .............................................. ......... . . . . /3- 3- 25. Do you know of any physical evide nce ? (such as fragments ~ photographs, or other supporting evidence ) ;</r:; ...... ........ ...... ............... .. .................... . 26. Have you observed wy unusual phenomena previously ? "" .......................................................... 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) ••• •••••• •• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ - :1 .. .... ..... ................ . ............. ............................................. 28. State any experience which enables observer to be r easonably certain about the answers gi van to 18 and 19. ~-~ ..,1-,--#' .,..__ -; "· _ ...,._...._..,... . if<~-~ .. ~ ..L A:'7u-t..L- ... ' J' •• ••• •••• ,/ , •• <~ •. . •••. . .•••.•.••••..•.••• y • •• • :./· •• •• • y.- ~ ~t-t.L..y 29 . Are you a mecber of any or ganization in aerial phenomena ? interested ,;vO ....................... .... ............................ ... )0. Name and address of organization • ••••• ;./.1 ....... . ......................... . . . . ................... . .. . .. . ... 31 . Any additional infomation which r elates to the sighting. c-,._._ ......... - 4.-. ............. .__ f: {. t ~ ~- .. ._..__ ............................................ ...... .. ... ... . • · .. : · .. . :. .. !.t.-:. ~' ~ ..... /- -:-w...- • • f;. .... f . ~ ( ':': .z:~--..L ~ ... ~ ... 7"::S ... :-~ ~ .~ . t?.~~ ....... ..... . ..................................... : ~: ~~i ~~ ~ : ~ / Interviewer • ... /4-4- 32. The following military airc.raft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- #[. Aircraft type •• • • • . .•.•• •• ••. • •• . ••••• •.. •• • .•••• , , • .• Heading, •• • •• ,, . ,., • • T,., • •• • ,,.,, , T, • • , •• , , ,.,., T,,,. Hei&ht ... .. ..... . ... , OOOft,,., .... , OOOft,, , • . • •• ,OOOft Speed ••••••••• • •• , • ••• K. , , , , •• • •••• • K •• • , • , , , • ••• , • • K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type • ••• , ••.•• • ~ : . S.. ••••••• , •••• , •• , •• , •• • , • , Heading • • •• •• • •• , • • • T, ••• . •• • •• •• • T • • , , •• , , , , • , T. , ••• , Height • • .•• • ••••••• , OOOft • .. ••• .• •••• , OOOft, •••• , OOOft Speed . .. .. .. . ..... .... K. . ..... . , .... , .• • K ... .. , •• •• • • K 34. Calculations show that the following planets or oajor stars were in that portion of the sk;y at the time .- ............ .................. .. ............ ..... .. ... 35. A meteorological balloon was released f.rom ••• , •.•. •• ': •.••• •• a.t • . • . ••.•.•••.••• •• Z and could have been in the reported UFO position at the time, 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affims that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sk;y at the time were 37. Any other relevant remarks (eg ab0ut satellites. rockets, research balloons ) ..... " ......... ' ... ... .. ......... ... ................. . ... /5
-5- 38. ~re is conclusive evidence that the object reported was • • • •• • • ••• • • •• • • • .:.- •• S .... ........ .... ..... ...... . .................. ..... ............................... 39 . Th~ objuct r eported could have b~on • • •• •• • •• • • • •••• • • ,../ < .__ ...................................... ....................... 40. Tho oauso (or likely eauso ) of the sighting cannot bo doto:rmined, .<';' i . l( ffW • • ••••••• (Unit) . r ~ ... .. (Homo) • , , , ~ , 1 , ~! ,(,~ . .... (Date) ,,. /1.~ . . ~ ., ... . ..... ( Rank)
RESTRICTED I•TEL11IGENCE - R!:i?ORT OF AERIAL o:s.;EC: OBGERYED (O~eration~i Co~d ~SI 3/A/5) 1 . Nace of observer ~ . 8 • !t~.sJ.P.. !IP7. WI• .... .. · .. · ..... · · · .. AGE . J9 .. .. · · .... 2 , Add:ess of obserrer ~. ~~~ . !!-?!'~.A . '::l. 7~."1"P19li. · · .. . .• · .. . .. · .. , . .•• . ... . ~·~~;~~. t ~~. ~ .' ~ : ~: ... ,.. ....... ..... ..... , ,. , .. ,...... .. PHONE '~:-~~).1 .. .. 3. Occupation of observer . !'19'!111PJ1.fl" ..• • •••••••••.• • • • ••••••••••••••••••••• 4 . Date and time of observationl.f~tt . 'PP9P\ll~~ . ).96& . Pt . ll . l~ . p. m . ............ . 5. Duration of observe. tion ~}rfQ¥ ,. 30. ~~c-;v.(le ..•..•• • ..•.••••.• • ••••••• , ... 6. Observer s location at time of sightingLt .t ~ ~.b ~Q~ . doo r. o!. ~.re eii~~ ~ ·at 8 Il"Ul'he.m h.oad ..aet J,ambton .................... ····· ............................................... . 1 . ·.:esther condi tiona at time of observation G l.ea:c, .JI)Qo.clen .c.igb.t ••.• • •••• . ... ..... .... .. .. .. ..... ..... .. .. ..... . .. ....... . .. . .. ......... ........ . 8 . Desc~1be any aids or equipment used in the observation 11 • ~n . 0. • .. ~l!t . • ~ .••.. visual observa t ion 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o o o • o o 0 0 0 o e o 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 o • 0 0 0 I I 0 o I I I 0 I 0 I o 0 0 I o I I ... ........... . ............ .... .. ............... .. .............. ............. 9· Vl::lere w!l.S obJeCt first observed? (eg, overhead , coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) . In the sky about 200 y ds awa,r end about 201. or 30C ft . above tt- .:;round • ... .. .. .. .... .. .. ... .. .. .. . ... .. . .... ... . .. .. . ... ... .... ... ... . . .. . .... .. 10. What ruat att1·acted observer's attention? (eg, light or noise) . ~~~ .~~~ ~.~.~ ~ .~~ ~.~~~ .~~~ . ~~ .~~~.~~~ . ~~~~~4 . ~~ -~~~~~~~~ ..... r.:Junded. 0 I Ot otto too 0 o o o o o t 0 00 o o 0 0 0 0 o o Ott t e tOt ttl' oo o o ee eo o o t 0 t O o t Ot t eta 000 I 0 t 0 0 Ot 11 . Did object appear as a 1igbt or as a definite object? 4 . 4~{~~~,~ .Q~ J ~ Q~. with a li.;ht attached a t tbe b< ae . Th;, light wae not unduly bricht and • •• •• • • • •• •• • • • ••••••• ••• •• •• • • • •• ••• • •• •• • • 0 00 •••••• • • • ••• • • • • • •• ••• bed no glow surroundinG it, ••••• •• •••• • •••• ••• • ••• • • •• 0 • •• • • • oo ••• • • ••• •• •••••• ••••• ••••••• •• • ••• • 12 . If there w~s more than one object~ - (ai how many were there? . .O. O..l.J: .~~~ ~ ••••••••••• • •.•• •.••••••. ••• • . ••• (b) in v:hat forr.:::.tion were they'? ......... ...... .. .. .... . ........... . 13 . 'f.hut .-;as the colour of the light or oh~~c>;? ~~.~~ .1!~~~1! .I!~V:~• .. ~;,;~--e lisllt at the base . /.-.;..:G....(:' 14 · \ihe.t "ce its apparent ~hape'~ c~n,': .~~':!!~ .~~~~ .~ .~~ . ~ ~ .O.f. - ~~~~ .~~ ,tbe uase. 15. 1'~s a.v uctail of structure observable? r. r:l.Y. . ~h,e, .8.1\!U::• ••.• '" .IV~:t;l!l,\\1\J:I\ AA mar.:inee. RESTRICTED .. . j218 . 19 - 20 . 21. 22 . 23 . Jm>TRICTED - 2 - ~ ..:ethod of propulsion obvious? 11 . 0 •• , ••• , .••• , •• , , , , ••• , ••• , •••• flo there a.~ sound? ..•. • . • ... • • • • .. • • · • · · · • · · • • · · • . · . • · · · · · · •...... / C:lr . )Vertical , very tal.J. J<", 1- r What was Its heisht? (o:r sngle of elevatl.on · · ............... · ... •. .• . )Travelline slowly ~bat was its speed? (or angular veloc~ty .......•.... • .•. • •• • •.••..• Was the object stationary~<? ......•. . .•....•. . ••...• ..... ••.....•••.. 'That was the direction of !light with reference to landmarks or points of the compass? '1':-avellill.g fro .t.eat to el't towards · .• alleend area • .. . .. .. . .. . . .. .... . .. . . ...... ...... . . . . ... .... . .. . . . . . . ... . . . .. . ........ . Did the object rema1n on u straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all? On a etralgbt path (horizontal) ••• • • • ••••••••••• 0 • • •• • •••• • 0 ••••••••••••• • •••••••• • •• • • • •••••••••••• • • ? Large oran.,.-e light at the Was any trail of exhaust, vapourt or ligt;t aeen. . ..••... 't' •.•.•..•••• base of the object, round lit:.-ht, out no c:;low surrounding i • 24 . Where did object disappear? (eg, in mid-air, behind e hill , over the horizon) 25. q~~~ -~~ .":~ ~ -~~ . ~C!~~~~ .~:'?: -~~~~~~·.. . .. . .. . ................. . Do you know of eny physical evidence? (such as fragments, photo- graphs , or other supporting evidence) The object was observed by tour other adults. 26 "' b d 1 h · 1 ? No • Dave you o serve any unusua p enomena prev~ous y .. .• . ••• • ••• • •. •.•.• 27 . If so , give brief details of inoident(s) •.... • • •• •••• • ••• •••• •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • " ••••••••••••••••• 0 •••• • • •• • •••••• " ••• 0 • • ••• • ••••• • •• •••• • • ••• ..... ... .. .. .... .. .. . ····· ....... ....... ................. , ...... ........ 28 . State any e~:rience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . r.ae witnessed and v~rified by other persons 0 .. . . . . .. ....................... . . . ........ . . . ........ . .......... . .. . .. . 29 . Are you a mQmber of un¥ o~6~ization interested in aerial phenomena? t;o ............................. 0 • ••• •••• •• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• • •••• • ••• 30 . Name e.nd edd.resa of orgu."lization •.••......•..... • , . , . •..•... , ••...•.. 31. •• •••• •••• •• •• •• •••••• ••• •• •• •• 0 ....... .... .. ........ .. ............... . Any additional info4~tion ~n~ch r~lates to the sighting. It ws.s silent and wae trAvell' .:; at steady, alo• spcea. It was olElorlY 'rl.'elble·; ~h·a · bio-~· ~'tlbt' fiii'tttn' b-ei ntr th'e' orb· of'· ·H.~ · · · · !l!' .. t?l'. "P.a.e.e .•.... I.t, ~,fl~ ,t)l; . • ~PP~.~~o .a . . of !1-. Y.~.a.o~~.t.c . . a~;r~ . . t.h_e . . 1~ -~t. ~: wu.s mueb taller and narrower than " 1 chute. Thor~-.- were no cord l:iarka ae in 'ri '•'chi.it'e .' . 'l'b'i'e' . icir't'i'o'n' 'wee 'one' 'ci:l' • o'1 ' 't,; ' ' ' ·,; ' ' '' ~ 'o'tl:.' ' W ~J>Veltl 1M 'to' •be made of trens. <U"cn t caterial w1 tb a li(;ht oor.1.n., fro~o. wi thill, emitting a .faint slow. 'rhcre w a no glow l!ll..rrOundint; any portion of tbe object and the lm)TRICTED .•• ,3 'l'hole shape waa ver, d10t1not. ':he oranc:.-e light at the b.ue vas ve~ large, but did not give off a brillience, or ce.uee any 0low, to obscure its shape. It was attached to the other ~rtion of the objeot .
]2 . RlS:i'RICTED - 3 - The follow ins l!lili t..:ry ~~:-cr~t ~ere in the vicinity of the reported Uffi posi tiC!l llt ttc 't;il::e · - Aircraft type .. ~?!1.•. · · · • · • · · · • · • • · · · · · • · · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · · • • • · · • Heading ... . ..... · · · · · · · ·· . 1' · • · · •· · · • • · · · . T · · · · • · · · • · · · · · • · . T Bei(,ht ..•........... . ,C-'0 ft ............ ,000 ft ....• . •.... , 000 Ft Spe,d ......•..........•. . i{ ••••••••••••••••••• • •• K ••• • •••.••••••••. K 33 . The following civil C.J.rcro.ft were in the vicinity of th., reported UFO position at the time· - A rcra.f t type lfp.n.e. ••..••. • .•. •• .•••.•. . •. . .•••••••...••• . ..•••••.••• • He:J.ding • • .....•.••••.•••.• T •... .•.•••••.••.. . . T ...••••.••••• • •••• T Hc1ght ... • ...•.........• ,000 ft ................. ,000 ft .. .. . . . ,000 ft Speed .••.•••. • •• • .••••••••.• K •••••••••• • •••••••. • • K •••••••••••••• • •• K 34. Celculctions shol'l that the follo~;~g pl:::.nets or maJOr stux·s were in that portion of the sky at tee time. - ................ . .......•• • .. V-·i:..:i - .... t not. conllistent nth reoorted ll!)vement •• 0 ••• •• •••••••• •• •••••• 0 •••• ••• • , •••••••• 0. 0 ••••••••••• 0 ••••• •• ••• 35 . h. meteorologic~! ba.lloon \:a.~ rel~::sed fxoo • ~"!~~~"!?~ . ............ . 05CJ0 t .•....•.••.•• Z end coulC. J:a\"c beer. in the reported UFO pos.~. tlon ct the time . (See r ote) 36 . The Sto.te Observe tory in the nearest c!!.pi tel city affirms the.t ecrio.l phenomena in tho.t portion of the sky at the time were llil · · ........•.....••....... (comet, meteorite sho\':er, etc) . 37 · krt.y other rel~vcnt r~.:ma.rks (eg &bout satelites, rockets, research b:llloons) ............................... · · · • . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · (See llote) ••••••• • ••••••• ••••• ................................... 00 0 •••••••• )8 . There is conclusive ~vidence th:;:t the object reported was . ........ . There 1B no concluaive evidanoe to identify this ei_;hting ••• • •••••• ............... . .......... . .. 0 ................ 0 •• 0 • • •••• • ••• .. ••• • • •••• 0 •• ..... . .... . ............................... . . . ............ 39 · The object rt:portcd could ho.ve been !-!?!'~. !'?P.l. ?!'. ~!¥!??!'. ~~:. F. eJ.~ •. J.ng agency cannot be det r~ed ••• • • ••••••• • •••• 0 •••• 0 • ............. . ............... . . ... .... ••••• •• 40 . Th;; c..us..: (or lik~:ly co.u.sc) of the sighting cc.nnot be dotemincd . ~ · ~ .~.::~1"16 .......... (N:ur.") Flt Lt / ..... . .•... . •............... (R:ulk) ~~ . • • • • • . • •. • . . . . . . • • • . . . . • • • . (Un:!.t) 16 Dl;X; 6e · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · . •.... (D:lte) RESTRIC'l'ED .../4- 4 - i'berc ar~ several puzzling aspects about this reported sighting. On first acd.~t.io A-pears hiGU::· probable that th eit;hting could be ccountcd for as a m eorologioal device suspended by parachute or a lart;·e low pros:::ure plastic balloon. If the first explanation were t~~e , the device should have descended elirutly during the ~riod of obse~vnticn - en if th second were true it should have ascended slightly . In either case , wind conditione ae checked by \':1, • et. did not :ru porG 10verent !rot. East to Tieet . inds at the tice wer~ from the ~ to 7000 1 and from the S from 7000 upwnrd • There i s a slim possibility that the eichtin could be explained ao ligh t reflection fro!:' c,-ns, steat or cloud from llHP as large light int en s i t ies ere generated froiil th~:~ cxygen/eteel process during inse:tion and retraction of the ox:rsen lance and durina pourine off froc t he cruc i b l es. No ot her expl anation can be thought of. llEST!l!CTLD 1 uv 7 ~~---........:I .A\.#J7 ~ __,. .; .
[...] day. 11/12/68. [...] ightly, no wind, [...] much as that time. His position was about 15 feet to 20 fts above the light. ↓ Transparent, as though a light was within emitting a faint glow. This ← glow was white and not the colour of the light below. Travelling from East to west at about three to four hundred feet at 8:15. PM. First observed at that time in the vicinity of East Lambton on 11/12/1968. Orange light, but no glow surrounding it. Very large and very steady. No movements of parts. Travelling silently in a steady horizontal fashion, not rising or falling. About the speed of an aeroplane. The top of the object had the appearance of a parachute, but was not as wide.
11/12/68. [...], no wind, [...] This position about 15 - 20 fts abo[ve the] light. ↓ Transparent, [as] though a ligh[t was] within emitt[ing a] faint glow. [This] ← glow was [white] and not the c[olour of] the light belo[w.] [...] from [...] [...] meet [...] three [...] hundred [...] 8:15. PM. [...] bserved at [...] me in the [...] East [...] on 11/12/1968. Orange light[, but] no glow surro[unding] it. Very large[, and] very steady. [...] movements of parts. Travelling [...] lly in a steady horizontal fas[hion,] [...] rising or falling. About the sp[eed] [...] aeroplane. [The] top of the object [had the] [...] avance of a parachute, but was not as w[ide.]
RE&l'RICTED INTELLIGENCE - REPORl' OF AERIAL OBJECT OBSERVED (Operational Command AS! 3/A/5) PARr I - REPORl' BY OBSERVER 1 . ~isce r·f observer ... .lk~J .:Q,< h'J: , .<i<l'f • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·A8e· · .QQ • • • • 2. Address of observer • . <?~~ .~~(/ .~~~4 .~ .~~ .1 ~ .~~<?~ft .~.4~~<? ....... . .• . • • . . . . • , •. . •••.•....... • .•.•.• •.....•.•.••••••••.•.••••• Phone .<f:~~~ .~~ .• • . House•nfe J . Occupat~on of observer •.•••.••••••••..••• •••••••.••••••. •.•. • • •• • •• • .. • . . ..... Date and time of observation .... ~P~~~~~~~ . ~1¢.~¢.~ . ~q~~~~ .1 ~~~ .......... . 5. Dur::.tion of observation ... J .-: .4 .~~~~~ .. . ................... .. , . .......... .. 6. Observers location at tice of sighting • •. ~~~~ •• • •• • •••••.•• •••••••.•.•••.•.•.• • • •••••••• . .. 0 • •••••••••• • • ••• ••••••••••• • •• • • • •••••••• • • • •••••• • ••••••••••••• 6 . Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation •••• ~~~.~~~ • •••••. . ..• .. ~ .. . . .. .. .... ... . . .. ... .. .. . ... . . ...... . ............. ......... .......... . 9. \'/here was object first observed? (eg, over head , coming i'roo behind a bill, over the horizon) • • Ovet'be~ •• • ..•..••.• • •••• • . • • • • ••• • • •••••• • • • ••• • ••••••••••••••• • • •• • • ••.••. • 10. 7bat.first attracted observer's attention? (eg, light or noise) • • . . . ~1~~ . l-le!)~ .W."!\!~ ~~ . '1~ . . ... ... . ...... . .......... . .. . ...... .. ........ . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • ............ . . . ..... . . . ...... ...... ... . . . . ....... . 11. Did object appear as a light or as a definite object? ••• • •••• • •••••••• ••• •. •• . . h~ite.o\l;i~1; ........... . ........ . . . . . ............... . ....... . ....... . ... . .. .......................................................................... . 12. If there was mora than one object :- (a) bow Cl8.IlY were there? •.•••.•••.• • • .• • • •• ·, ,. • • • •••••• , ..... . .. . • · • • · • • · · · · · • (b) in 11hat formation wer e they? •••.•• . • ••.•••••••.•••••••. ••.• • .•••••..•.•.. · 13. What was the colour of the light or objeot? ••••• • • • • Pr~~~ . p\1~~~ ........ . .... . 14. What was its apparent shape? .. !lr?-~~ . ~~ . f~g~F~.N.!"~!l~~~. Y.~~~P~ . ~~~ .. 15 • Was any detail of structure t)bservnble? .... ·• ~? .. .. .......... .. .............. .. RES'i'IUCTED .• . j2
18 . 1 9. 20 . 21 . \ \ RES.l'BICTED - 2- 7/as any cethod of pl.'Opulsl.on obvious? •.....• Jfp, •••••• ••• • ••• •••••••••••••••••• i7as there any sound? ••...... · • • · • • ••... · .••. !f? ....•......... ........ .... .. .... Q/'1 0 r;;- 7_ 0 " What was its height? (or 3ngle of elevation) . • . ~~ •••.•. • ••••••••..•.•..••. ••.• ...,.;2.. 71J~ . 7 - What was its speed? (or angul= velocity) •••.•. ::Y.' ••• : • . • • -;--; . Y.': Y. .~ ..... . Vias the object stationery? • .... • •. . • ¥? .. .. ..... •..... . ........................ What ~ the direction of fli&~t with reference to landmarks or points of the compass? West to east •••o ooO oo•o o oOO oO 0 00 o o o o o o 0 o-.ooo OOo o oooo 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 I 0 OOo Oo O o o 00 oooooo oo o oooo 0 0 0 22 . Did the object r ..,ll!:IL"l on a str3igilt path , deviate, or canoeuvre at all? •••...•.••••• fi~p.j.s;tl~. PA.tJ:I ••• • • • ••••••• • •• •• ••• • • •• • •••••••••• •• •• • • •• • ••••••• 23 . iltJ.s :my trail of exhaust , vc.pour, or light seen? ..... .. .. ........... .. ...... .. 24· • • . • • • • • • • • • • j:l).pJlSII..tl'!tl.. Y. :Jl,APPtl.. ;tilJ_)., •••••• • •••• • ••••• • •• • • •• • •••••• • ••••• • ••. dhere did the obj~ct disappear? (eg, in m id- air , behind a hill, over the horizon) ...•.. . . . ..••• . •..• l!Piti:ld. J:J.S>AA ;iP. ep.:Jj;, •••••••••• • ••• • •••• • •••••••••••••••••• 25. Do you know of any physical evidence? (such as fraeoents , photographs, or ~ther supporting evidcnc~) llo 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? ••• • ••. &-:£? • ••••• • ••••• ••••• 27 , If so, give ails of incident(s) .. .. ........ ... ....... .. .. .. ........ . 28. State any experience which ene.bles observer to be r .:lasone.bly certain about the answers gi von t o 18 and 19 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~{p, •• •••••••••••••••• ••••• 0 ••••• ••• •••••••••• • •••••••••• 29. Are you a member of any organisation int erested in aerial phenomena? .• ••... . .. . . . .•••.•• lfP •.••.•.•...•.... . .• •. • ••.•.......•.• •... .• ••...•• . . . ..•• 30 . Uame and address of organisation •• .••• ~ .•••••.•.. • •.•••••..•• • ·· ·· 31 . Any additional inforCAti~n which r elates to the sighting . !.:'.w.l.a .i:l.. ~~.'A !f~APb. .-.14'1!. S4>.,-. )T;iJJ. J/J~A NtJ.s:..l.a :tP. Ai:JPNJN •.•.. • ~ .a.x:t.i.A1A ~t J:e.c.~v.~<l. .tWJ. ;iA A1<t.Ac,A~ ••• •••• • ••• ••••. •••• • .•••••••• • ····· · ········ ·· ....... ······ ... ... .... ......... ..... ................... .. .... . . . ... . . . . . . ... ..... ... ...... .. ...... .. . . . ......... ............. . .. .... . .. ... .. .... . . . . .. . . . . ...... ..... . .. ~· .. .. ... .... .......................... .......... . RESl'lUCTED ... /3REsrRICTED -3- PARr 2 - UNIT EVALUATION 32 • The f ollowing mill tary aircraft were in tho vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time:- Aircro.f't type ..• . . !l. 0 • •• • • ••••• • ••• ••••••• ••••••••• •••• • • ••• •• ••• • • •• ••• •••••• Headin8. · ... . ...... ... ..... ..T ...... . . .... T ......... .. ..... ........ . .. T Height •.... . • • . ... ............ 1 000 i't • . . . .. . ..•••• 1 000 i't •.•• • •• • ..•...• , ':'~C i't Speed . .... . ..•... ..... .....•• K ••• . .••• . • • • .• ••.• K ••••• • • • ••••••••• • ••• • •.•. • K 33. The f olloring civil e.ircrs.rt were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time :- Aircraft type . . .. . .. Jfp, • ••••••• •• • • •••••••••• • •••••••••• •• •• • ••••••••••• • • • • • Headin8 · .... . .... . . • .. ...... . • T •.•.••••••..••.• • . • • • T ••• • ••..••••••••. • .•••• T Height ....• . .... .•. .. . .......• , 000 .ft · · · . · · • . · • •..... . 1 000 ft • .••. . ..... . .. , 000 -speed • •• •••.•••••.•••••.•••••..• K ••• ••• ••••••••••••• K •••• •• ••••••••• • . • •.•• • • K 34· Calculatiru ow that the f ollowL'lg planets or o.ajor stars were in that portion a t the ti.:c!e :- • •....•. . ... . ..... . ..•.•. . .•.•... . ..•......•....... . ... 35 · A meteorological balloon was r a l eased from • . . . • . • . 11/.'-:-. • •.••••••••••••••••••.. at •• . . . . •. .•••••••.• z and c ould have been in the r eported UFO position at the time . )6. The State Obs ervatory in the nearest capital city conf'irlils that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at th~t time were ••••• lf;!J. •••• • • • •• • •••••••• • •••.•.• (comet, me-teorite shower etc) 37 · Any other r elevant remarks {eg about satellites , rockets, research balloor~) l!.r. 1IeAe.ll Af.. .thA Ata.te. ~t.Q;ey. atate.d ;that. he. .baa reui.v~ Aini Jar ..... reports from fishermen on eastern coast and is forwarding all inforcation "t'o :..~ 'St.T'om:to W<ierva't:o'r!y': • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • 38. ~~~~~ ~~. :~·:~:~ .'~' . "~ . :·;:::.~~~ .~~::.::::::::::::::::: • •••••• 4 • • •••• • •• • • •• • • ••••••• •• ••••••• • •• • ••••• • •• • ••••••••• •• ••• • ••• 0 • • •••• 39 · The object reported could have b~en :- . ?.o!J.s.i.b,l.e . . s~J; . e . l ,l,i , t , e . .OF. ;: . o . c~~.t . ppp}ll,g .. ;:,e.-.ent.e;:}ll,g .e..tJOP.sp'p,e;r,e ........ .... ...... •.. ...... ... ...... ........ .. .. ..... . 40. The cause (or likely cause) of the sighting oo.nnot be determined • ... -~ ?-: . ~! -~ .? ... ..... (Unit) . .. :J ... ~i-~: . r.J:/.rf. f/f.Gf"("'-: ..... (N31:1e) J 3 J>c=c 6 f' • · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · .. .... (Date) . . . ... I~ !-; !.: . . . ~{ .... ...... . (Re.nk) RESTRICTEDChazze ports. Associated with the di- scussion of [ILLEGIBLE] is the [ILLEGIBLE] of [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] are determining fo- Hawaii yacht in distress PORT MORESBY (AAP): An adminis- tration aircraft has come to the aid of a dis- tressed yacht near Port Moresby. [ILLEGIBLE] flares from the yacht were seen late last night. The Director of Civil De- fence, Mr. F.T. Skinner, said only one man was thought to be on the yacht, the Hawaiian - registered [ILLEGIBLE] An Army Sioux helicop- ter today saw the Tamurua on a heavy swell off Ieben Island, 22 miles to the west. Mr. Skinner said he did not know why the yacht was in distress. Boat tunnel plan for 'Big' Burleigh SURFERS PARADISE: A tunnel through 'Big' Burleigh is being considered by the Gold Coast City Council as part of a plan to provide an over-all water link between Bris- bane and the Cobaki Lakes near Murwillum- bah. The Mayor of the Gold Coast, Ald. Bruce Small, said the tunnel was at pre- sent being investigated from the point of view of feasibility and also flood mitigation of Tallebud- gera Creek. He said the Burleigh tunnel, with a proposed width of 30 ft. to 40 ft., would be quite suitable for boat traffic. The Mayor said negotia- tions with the New South Wales Government and ad- jacent local authorities would be necessary as the scheme approached the State border. 'This wonderful project would open up thousands of acres of otherwise inac- cessible land as residential waterfront,' he said. 'These are needed in the Council's long-term plan for a permanent Gold Coast population of 200,000 by the year 1990.' Ald. Small said the Coun- cil had been considering a feasibility report by con- sulting engineers on the in- land waterway project. He said that it was now possible in travel by boat from Brisbane to Broadbeach, and Mermaid Beach soon would be joined by navigable waterways. Light mystery not solved A mystery of lights in the sky on Saturday night is not solved. Mr. Ronald Lang of [ILLEGIBLE] (Catalina who said he saw two bright lights in the sky to the south-west, said 'they were trav- elling fast. 'They took only about three minutes for the ob- jects to disappear,' he said. 'They were in V-shape and at the head of both was a large bright light.' The Queensland Au- tomobile Club identi- fied the second object on Sunday as the Echo II sat- ellite which has been in or- bit for a year. The other light was not identified. DIGNIFIED SERVICE 24 HOURS Phone 4 2841 — 2 lines ALEX GOW FUNERAL DIRECTORS 64 Breakfast Creek Rd., NEWSTEAD MODERN PREMISES AMPLE PARKING Efficiency, Combined with Dignity Special Funeral Fund & Benefits Phone 31 1501 ALL HOURS SERVICES SERVICES Miscellaneous [ILLEGIBLE] Dentists [ILLEGIBLE] Classes, Schools, Etc. [ILLEGIBLE] Missing Friends [ILLEGIBLE] Lost & Found [ILLEGIBLE] Medical [ILLEGIBLE] Dancing Classes [ILLEGIBLE] Cannon & Cripps PTY. LTD. A.F.D.A. 45 ADELAIDE ST., CITY 21 2972 ALL HOURS GEO. HARTNETT BRISBANE UNDERTAKERS PTY. BRISBANE — 5 4114 [ILLEGIBLE] REDCLIFFE: 84 506 IPSWICH: 16 2448 ALSO PINE RIVERS NAMBOUR — 1911 CENTRAL COOLANGATTA: 1 4511 HOLIDAY & TOURS Holiday Resorts COOLANGATTA [ILLEGIBLE] Chiropodists [ILLEGIBLE] L. ROCCELLA CHIROPRACTIC & NATUROPATHIC CENTRE SPINAL MANIPU- LATIONS, MASSAGES NATUROPATHIC REMEDIES ELECTROTHERAPY OPEN — 9.00 a.m. 8.00 p.m. 19 Felix St. Lutwyche BUS STOP 23 PHONE 57-4235 Caravans, Trailers [ILLEGIBLE] Boats & Supplies [ILLEGIBLE] METROPOLITAN FUNERAL SERVICES PTY. LTD. A.F.D.A. 390-400 WICKHAM ST. FORTITUDE VALLEY PHONE 5-2831 — 2 OR 3 AT ANY HOUR FOR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION Florists CLEMENTS FLORAL ARTISTS [ILLEGIBLE] THOS. PERROTT & SONS [ILLEGIBLE] "POOR FELLOW" STACKED HOARD OF "SOUVENIRS" DALBY: A most strik- ing case of kleptomania has been brought to light. It appears that a man named Hellman, a Ger- man, came to live in Dalby some years ago. He was regarded as a poor fellow whose mis- fortunes had overrun him in some way. Appearing very in- offensive, he was engaged at odd jobs here and there throughout the town. One man found him a boy's work in his garden, another gave him a day or two about there and so on. However, it came to be a settled conviction among the people that Hellman was a thief about many things that makes a man un- ive wings. t suspicion, and trust took the place of dence in the minds of several employers who missed things. Hellman never was sus- pected. It was considered a char- ity to give him any small job, that could be spared. At last, after several articles of household use had been stolen, an auc- tioneer of the town missed a ham and a bottle of bran- dy. Whoever took these things must have had cer- tain opportunities which, it was satisfactorily settled 'Poor OLD Hellman' alone enjoyed. HAM...BRANDY After much debating 'dence in the minds of 'poor old' Hellman's hut was searched, when lo! the missing ham, bottle of brandy, silver plate, can of kerosene, three grindstones, a pair of shafts, a shovel or so or spades and shovels (sic), several bottles of drugs(?), sundries, drag- on(?), odds and bobs known what beside was discovered. The fact seems to be this: Old Hellman is a mis- er, whose habit of acqui- sitions is unduly devel- oped, and whose exploits have resulted in that de- lightful retreat known to the people, the euphem- istic 'Good.' It is a good thing that an evil of this increasing mag- nitude has been abated. 100 YEARS AGO FROM NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY Decisions on top jobs State Cabinet soon will have to make decisions on major public service appointments. Cabinet is meeting to- day and the last meeting of the year will be on De- cember 16. Two key positions which have to be filled are the chairman of the new Public Service Board and the Co-Ordinator General. Both these come directly under the con- trol of the Premier, Mr. [ILLEGIBLE] - Petersen. Cabinet also will have to decide on the clerk of Parliament; the pre- sent clerk, Sir Alan Dunlop, will retire at the end of this year. The Co-Ordinator General, Sir James Holt, and the Public Service Commissioner, Mr. T.C. Hinton, will retire on De- cember 31 and the Public Service Board is expected to come into operation on January 1. Parliament is expected to rise on Thursday. from DGT Gov. Ston Honde as requested Telegraph, Monday, December 9, 1968 39
INTELLIG:ENCE - REPORT OF AIEI:AL OB.JEC'l' OBSERVED PART 1 - REPORT BY OBSERVER 1. Name of observer .... !;-;-:; .... ~ :-f.=! ;'11.~ . : . f$c. ~e .....-.. ':f. ... ~~~ ;:....... . J ,. 2. Address of observer •••• • ••• · fl· · . · · · · · • · · · · • · • · · · • · · • • • · • · • · · • • • , . . . ........... . .............. , . , ...• • ...... . .. . Phone .',·{. ... ( ,{ •.•..• ) . 4· 5· 6. Oco~ation of observer • •• ~ .~~· • • •·•··············· · ··· · f b · ;u_/6--t /6:5[, 17'c~ Date and t1.me o o servat1.on, . • • '*}'.,._·, . Q • ••• • ••• • ••• • •• , •• , • •• , ..,&-,.........__ Duration of observation •••••• ,.,).: • • ••• • , •••••• • , •••• , ••••• • •.••• Ob 1 t . t t • f . . . ...... ~ ~ t t \ ~ servers oca ~on a uoe~o w SX8~~· · · ··· · · ~······ · ~' ··· · · · 7. Weather conditions at time of observation •• ? :~ .............. . ......................................... ...... ....................... 8. Describe a:ll<f ai~ or equipnent used in the observation •• • •• , •• • \.;. ......... ~ ...................................... ........... .. ............ ....... ......................................... .... ... . ..................... 9. Wher e was object first observed? ( eg, over head, com ing f rom behind a hill, over the horizon Lo/.t. ... {~ . ~-:J ......... ; .,), ........ .. ............................................. ........... . 10. What fir st attracted observer's att ention? (eg, light or -:" noise ) ••• ; ~-:; Jf -: (":: . . , ............. ............. ....... · . • · • • • ................. ......... .. ................ ................. ......... ... /2-2- 11 , Did object appeer as a light or as a definite objec~ ? • " . , ,< •• f f f t f f f f f f f f f f f. f fr· f If f f t f f f f f f I I f t f Iff f f f f t f If f t t 0 ft I Iff f ................ ... .... ... ....... .. ................... .. .. ... 12. If there was more than one object .- n. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20, (a) (b) What how many I'IE!re there ? •• • • /. <, ~ . !-: . ..•..•.•••••.• in what formation were they ? •• f. . ~ ... --:!;: { .. ,4. l- waa the colour of the light or object? .~~~ • ••• =- t · t t h ? I.e,../'-<..~ "ua 1vas l. s apparen s ape . • .• ••• • • . ..• .•. • , • •• •••••• A/ I{._ Was any detail of structure observable? • •••• . • . •••••.. Was any method of propulsion obvious ? , . •• . "!': •• S .... . . /..., <-- Was there a:ny sound ? •• • ••••..• . ••.••• ••• •••.•.••••••• • - c. What was its height ? (or Clll8le of elevation) . W. ~ ... . Yrbat was its speed ? (or angular velocity ).F.. f. .... . Was the objeot stationary ? •..•..• . • .• •• ~ •• ~ • • .. , •••• 21 . What was the direction of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the compass ? ~~d' I. I If I I I I I f I f t f f t t f' 1 1 f 1 1 t t f 1 f f 1 f 1 1 1 t 1 1 IJ f t t 1 f 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 t f 1 t f t f t 1 1 22, Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate, or manoeuvre at all ? yf: A £ ............ .... ....... ............. ...... ............ ._ ..... . 2}. was any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? •••••• // (_ I f I .. f I .. If I. f t I t Iff I f If I f I f ' I I t t f I t f 'f I I I fI t It f t I I If I.-. f f I f f f t 24. Where did object disappear ? (eg in mid-air, behind a. hill, over the horizon ? ......... 6-. .. ;-:-: .-:! .. ~ - . . b .. ~~ ..................-3- 25. Do you know of any physical evidence ? (such as fragments\ photographs, or other supporting evidence J .. ..... . .. .... . .. ... .. . /.!-;. ~ ..... ... ... ... .... ......... . 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ? ,;"'11 (_. ..., .. ........................................................ 27. If so, give brief details of incident(s) •••• ••••••• . .... .. . .... .. . .. .. .. .. . e..\ .. <.-. •••••••• •• ••• ••••• ••• •••• ....... .......................... .... ....... ................ 28, Stat e any experience which enables observer to be r easonably certain about the answer s given to 18 and 19 . ,...._.I <...- • .......... ................................. ' ............ . 29 . Are you a m!Eiber of any or ganization interested i n aerial phenomena ? ••• •••• •• •••• • • • •• • •••• /. •• <.--. •• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• • )0, N2me and address of or ganizati on,, , .(I. ... . ~ .,. ,.,,., ....... ... .. ........ ..... ' ........... ... ................. . 31. Any addi tiona.l i nfonnati on whioh r el ates to the sighti ng • . ....... ~ . I.~ d.~ . ~ .. ¥(~b.~ . &--- ... .......................... ................... .......... ........................................ . ................. · · ·· ··· · ··· ············ · · · ···· · · ····~:~~~~ Interviewer • ... /4
-4- 32. The folloVIil'l8 mill tary aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position a't the time :- 4 '-<- .Aircra:f"t type •• ........... , , .. • •• , .•••••••. . •.••• , •••. , Headil'lg • ........ . ..... T • •.•• • ••••• • • T • . • . .•• , , •• , • T • •• , Hei8ht •••••••••• •• •• , OOOft ........ ,OOOft ... ..... ,OOOft Speed • •••••• . ••••••• •• K ••••••••••••• K • .•.•. . •••• , ••• K 33. The following civil aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO positien at the time :- Aircraft /!-''<--- type . ...•..... • ...........•.....••.. ... , .. . • . Head.il'l8'., •• , ••••••.• T • .... . •••• • ,. T •••••• , • • , ., T ••••• , Height • ••• ••••••••• , OOOft • ••• ••• • •• •• , OOOft ••••• , OOOft Speed ••••. ••.•••••••.• K • •••••..••••• • • , • K, •••• , •• •• , • K 34. Calculations show that the :following planets or cajor stars were in that portion of the sky at the time :- A/ ( (_ ....... .................... ........................... 35. A meteorological balloon was released from ••••. . ~ . ". . ~ • • • at .....•...••...•.. • z an.d could have been in the reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affiDDs that aerial phenomena in that portion of the sky at the time were ~<...-- . • • ( ~~~t : • ~~t~~~i t ~ • ~h~ ~r~~; • ~i~) • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 37. Any other relevant r emarks (eg about satellites. rockets, research balloons ) /'Z..- ·1~ .... . ............... . .................. . ..... 0 •• ••••••• ... /5 " \
- 5- 38. Th.ere is conclusiv.e evidence that the object r eported v;as •••• ••..•.. • • &. .. ~ .. · .. • . . · .. · .. · . . ··. · · · · ·. ·. · · • ...................................... .. ... ....... .. .. 39. Tho obj~ct reported could have bo~n • • • • • •••.••• •••••• ;t....- ' -- ................................ .. .. .. ... .. .. ................ 40. Tho cause (or likely cause ) of tho sighting cannot bo detonnined • .. ~!. f~~';( Unit) . .. ~"\- .J.~0. ....(Namo) ./. f? j,t. ~ ~ . , .....(Date) .!If.~ · ..... • .. • • • • • • (Rank)
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA 51-6227 UFO S IGHTinG ROY -'l -'USTR-'li-'N -'tl\ FORCE No. 1 COiiTROL AJT.., .~J. ,JnTDIG trr:I. RAAP BROOKV.ALI: liS Y 2100 31 DZC. 1960 1. Enclosed ic n full report on UFO sighting on 26 D~C . 1968 at 2105. 2. The intelligence proforma was not available at the time, so am forwarding in tbia form. R.::ST!UCTED /b~ • TliOl - .,u , • Pilot O!.ficcr A/ ADr.rruo.
[ILLEGIBLE] FOLLOWING ARE THE ANSWERS TO THE SET PROFORMA AS LAID DOWN IN THE APPENDIX TO ASI No 3/A/5.
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SIGHTING CANNOT BE DETERMINED
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30TH DEC. 1968. FLG. OFF.....,0 '\ 2S 5 R 30'1152 il. HQLt.V -o RAVQC HQSUPCOM ' RAY\oPP DEPAIR tP R t S T R I C T £ D A30~ FOR C INTE.LL 0 CMr1 DAFI PD UFO REPORT PD MRS H HUFF AGE 59 YEARS INTEGRATl(lJ OFFICER ~lORLD CCUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF .34 THIRD PARKVAl£ CMM MR K F COllLINS AGE 4b YEARS FITTER OF 120 FEVEP.N STFIU."T KINGSVIlLE CMl1 ~lR N R LEMPRIE AGE ->2 YEARS ~IOoLBUYER OF 14 GlYNDEBOORNE AVE TOORAK CtlM MR w N LOFI' AGE o YEARS FIREMAN OF 2 tRALLA STREI:.T VERMQIIT REPORTI:.D FOLLO\-!ING SIGKl'lNGS TIME VARING FROM ~8t400Z TO 2814152 DECEMBER t968 PD WEATHER ~iAS FINE SKY CLEAR \oliND SSE 10 KTS VISIBILITY GOOD PD GROOP OF UP TO 9 BRIGHT yELLO\dSH OBJECTS WITH LU111NOUS TRAILS TRAVELLING HIGH AND FAST SOOrH OR SOUTHI•:EST OF CESERVERS IN A NOP.TH OR NORTHEASTERLY DIRECT lCN CfiM SAD!NG RAPlrl-Y IN i1ID AlP. TO THE NORTH PD NO srRUCTURE MEANS OF PRCE'OLLSIQII OR SOUND WERE OBSERVED PD SEVERAL lNFORt·IAL REPORTS OF SIMILAR CITINGS AT APPRO THE SAME TIME WERE RECEIVED PD lNVESTIGATIC\-1 IN-~£' 1a~Q~r;;J;IOR~i;S. <:: S.S----------~ ~ j.>.C~ , .,.~ '- '-'· y c:P.~ / l -
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ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE I TELEPHONE. 69 osso HEADQUARTERS SUPPORT COMMAND RAAF TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS . ''AII\COMMAND. MEL80UII.NE" VICTORIA BARRACKS MELBOURNE SCI VIC )004 Secret De ent of Air ssell Offices CANBERRA ACT 2600 11 DEC 1968 UN-IDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1 • Attached for information is a copy of a report received through DCA of an unusual aerial object sighted by Mr and Mrs .t.... DONOVAN of Evandale Ta smania. 2. Comments by the Command Intelligence Officer appear at Part 2 of the re port . j 1. UFO report ~~ (H . R. HARROD) Squadron Leader For Air Officer Commanding 18. . 'Heiglit; or angle of eleva~ion , • , !<.P.P.~CRt .•,:~ .9, ~e .~ _~!'.~ .• ~ !>?,V.t!.. !1?!);~9!1. • , , , • • •,., 19. Speed or angular velocity ••••• ~'!fl. .~~OY. ... ? • ••••• ........... ..... . ~ •• : . ...... . . . 20. ':las the object stationary •• . A~. ~~E!~ . .............. .... ................... . •• •• 21 . ''That was the direction of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the CODipllss. · ~1-~.1;~ .~PYM. ~~~:;; . . C!'I?~~!:~I!:r!! •• ~9~!1. P! <?Y~P • • l!~T. .~t~~E! .11J...~f.T • •••• moYing 1n a southerly direction. · •.. /2.
R ;;t\?RT CF ALRIAL uBJ.:;CT u~VED Observer •••••• ~'f." .t . ~ t . Ji, .(0l{Ql.4.Jl •••• • •• • •• • . •. • •. • .Age • • :-. • • •• • ••• c/o PleaS{Ul.t &nks .EV.UIDA.U. Tas. ~r.op~~rve r .••.••• ~ · ·· · ···••••••• •· ••••••••••• • • ·· ··· ·· •••••• • •••••••••• • 0eCUJ?8tiOI} .Of Farm Band and Bouse~fe Obser ver •••••• • • •••••• •• ••••••• • ••••••• • ••• , • ••• • , ••• • • • • • , •••••• • • ~. Date and Time of Obs ervation (Time to be given in local time) 6. 3 0/11/68 approx . 1 0 p.m. (Ta,$11Wl1an Summer Time- ) ,.Uoo}t .-r~r ....... •,•.•.• . .................... ' ..................................................... Duration of Observat-ion( e) ••• ~'?~!~~.~?. ~.• .. ......... , ........ ••• .. ••. •• ••• Cbserver s Location at ~ime of S i ght~ .. n,~t:; ~P • • 1J9;1~.!t1i t~!1. ••. ••• • (Give detai1s of own position by map refer ence if possible, or by known l<!fdmarks) ttl&.<. &. 1~.-14;1. ... ~ - ~ ... ......, ... ·••r•• •• • •• • •••• ••••• •••••• • ••••••••••• •••••• • •••••••••••••• • ••• • ••• •••••• •• •••••• . ~l ea the r- Conditions· a t t ime( a) of observ~ tion(s) •••• Y~. s., . S~q . ~. P.la9lfM~~ ~ •• ••• ····••·•· ••····•···•·••············ ···•······· ············••••·•···· •·•·• ••••· ••• 8. Aids to Obs ervation ( a ) . (Describe an,y e quipment used in t he observa tion) H I L .. .. .....•..•.......•.....••..••..• ,~, ··· ··· ·· ·~·················· · ···· ········ ···· ·· ............................................ ...... ~ . ~ . - .. ~ ... •' ............................. . . . . . ~ . 9. ·/her e was objec t first observed, e . g . o ve r head, coming from behind a h ill., over th e ho r i zon,e t c. Rortbve~t et P.lea~t Banks. · ... ... ... .. .. · ··· · ······ · · ·~ ·· ···················· ··· ··· ··· ·· ···· · ·········· · ··· ···· ········ · · · 10,... •bat ;t".irst a:ttrl!:c't'ed olis e" rv" er.' s ·at te"ntion , e . g . light or noi s e . Light - much ~g~f . . t.han. t.he s·t ars· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ..... ................ •'•'•"•'• .· .. ·•· ................................................................. 11, Did ·og jeet appear as a' 1i ght·o ~ ~-a · d~ f~~~~ ~b; :c t . As a light . .. .. . . . .. . . ~ ... . ....... •.....•••.•..•. ; .•••.•... ~ · ···· ·· ·· ···· ······ ·· ········· · · · · · ······ ··· ···· · ·· ·· ·· .. ... . .. .. .. 12 •. .• I! thel'e was mar~ ;:rum orie "ob.:ie~t ; bow many were t here and what was their f ormatio n . 1}. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 20. 21. One only ······································ ~ ···· ····· ··· ··········· · · ·· · · ············· Dee p yellow ·ibat was t he colour of t he light or object • ••••••• ~, .. , • •• • • ••• •• • •••••• •.•••••• • •• . . . ....... . • • -~· , ; • • . •. l-. ·:{. , ~;; • ...... • oval .... :JRtiQ.:t Wa&:- iltS QP~erl't' SJ\!~ •• • •••• •••••••• . •• • . • .. •.•. •. • •. -.•.••,•·••• • .. ••_...-,·.-.·.-;,,,,,,,, ,, '~·, {' · · · · · N o Wae any detail of s tructure ob servable ••••••• • ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• • •••••••• Was any me t hod of pr opulsion obvious • • • • ••• '!9 •...••....•.•..•••..••.•••••.•••.••• • •••• 0 •• . 'las ·there any s,c;und • • ~o ••• ~ •••••••••••• • • ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • 1le i""t ·~, · ., 1 t• Annrox . 20 deln"ees above hor1 z on &M , or ano-e o~ e eva 1on •• • • rF •••• • •••• • •• ~ • • • • •• •••••• ~ •• ~ • • •• • •••••• • •• S}leed or """" l.a.r i · t Verr, slaw · · · · -o- ve oc1. y . • • • • • • • • • • • • . ••. • .·.,. • • •••• • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .18.6 the object stationary ••. At..~ ~~! ..... ....................• • • •. • • • • • • • • • •• •• ·•.·/hat was the dir ecti on of flight with reference to landmarks or points of t he compass • • ~~ -~@1. .~9Y~.~. ~~~~~ •• ~~ !l!t:' .'•:~r!' .. ~~~~ . P!C?Y~A .S.~1. .~t ~t:~ . ~f..ql!tf ••••• moving 1n a southerl y dir ection. • • • /2.22. Did the object remaUl on a straight path, devia t e or manoeuvre a t all? H ..,. '" ~ ... - ~t · r ·a · ··w"t pat-hs - ·a ppealed to vibrate vhen mov1""' o ... e\.1. ~ s ~ , •• ••••• • • • •• •• •••••••••• • •••• • ••• •• :.~ ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. C\t • • · • • • • • · · - . . • . , . ItO J~ ~ trai~ of exhaust , vapour or l ~ght se~n· ••••••••• • •• • •••••••••••••••••7l ..bere did object disappear, e.g . mid-air 1 behi nd a hill, over the horizon • • N.'?. :- •• ~E!!~- -~~ . ~-~~~~-~ . ...•.• .... ....... •.• ·- · ·.·,·· . •.• · ~· ., ....... ............ -. . ... ······• .... • • . .. ..... .... , . J- • · 25•; · "· i:ix'isten~~· ~f an:y physical evidence such as fragments, photographs, or other • suppor ting. ~v-idence . · -~·· · · ··· ························· ·· · · ·················· · ·· · ··· · · · · · ···· · · ·· ·· · 26. · . · ·no· Have you observed any unusual phencmena preV1ouslY• •••••••••••••••• •• •• • ••• • ••• • • zt,... ~ I " • . , , .· ~ . . .• ·· ( ). N, A .. -. I t SO"', g1 ~ ctet'ail.s of 1.nc1dent 8 ••.•••••••• • ••••••• • ••• • •••••••••• •• •• •• •••• • • ~~\,~ .. ~ .. ~. ;~ .................... .............•.....•.........•...•...••....• .• ~ ' ~ ...... .. .. . .. . f •• ' ~·"" .28-.· ..• bte.te a:ny ~xpl!ri ence which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to paras. 18 and 19. NIL ~ . . . • ·. • • • •:: ··:: :: : ~ : ::: · ~!~!!~!!~!~!~t•~• •• •r• • • • • ••• ••• ••• • • •••• • • • •• ••• ~•••• • •••••• •• •• • ••••••• • • •• •••• •• •••••••••• , ,,~ . , ••••••• ~ • • •••••• • • • • ;; •••• • • • i • ••• •• •• • • •• . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . 29. ~e you a member of any organisation interested in aerial phen~ mena? -~· · ········ · ······ ·· · · ····· ·· ·· · · · ·· ·· · · · · ········ · · · ··········· · ·~:···· · ··· · · 30. · · ... · ' N-'A " . .. • ~ame and Addr&Ss'Of drganisat1on •••••••• t~••••••••••••• • ••• • • • •• ••• • ••• ••• • •• • • • •····· ········•·• ·• ······•·· •· ··•·····•·•••·•••·•·•··••·•··••···•·· ··•·•••····•• .. ~ .. . . . . ...... . ········ ·- .,. ,., .. .. . . . . A:llf· Etdd .. l.ti.ObJal "'itl.Iormat'l.on •••••••••• • • •• •• • • • ••••• • • • •••••••• •• ••••• • • • ••• • •• •.• • ................. .......... ..............•....•...• •... .... ...•.•..•..••• •.. ••.. . ~. \ .. , .; _ .. - . .. . . . .... ._.. , ... ~ · · ··· · · · · ··· · · ············· · ··· · · · · · · ··· · ··· · ·· ·· ··· · · ··· · ···· ·· · · · ···· ·· · ····· Signature of Observer ••••• ~•• • •••••• • •• 32 . ~<:~tio~ pf ~.ail: .traf~io ·in ·the vid:Uiity 'at the .time of sighting MIL AIR TRAFFIC , : .. ·.·.·.·! ! .! • ~ . ,,, .... . .. . . . .......... ... . .. .. ~ • • •••• •••• •••••• • • •• • •••••••• •••• •• ••• • • •• • ••• •• • • • '1. .p ~ , . . ::::!·!~,·~~~,.A A Ae t 4e••··~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~ •• ~~~~~ : . ~~ .• ••. .. •• ~ •• .• ••.•• •• .. •••• •••• 33 • .. Loc~t~~~.g~.~.m~teo~ological • stations in the gen~r~ area • LA.UNCE'3TOH AIRPORT . . . . . . ·· ~··~~··t•• · ·~ ···· ··· · ··· · ···· ·· ······ · ·· ··· ···· · ···· · ·········· ·· ··· · ·· · · · · ·· 34. .c~nts •• •.• •. '-•· ,, ..... ., .. ::, _.., ,., .; ., ••• · _.. ; . .. ....... :::;:. : • •• :. : • •••••••• • •••• • •• • ••••••••• ·: ·::. ·. ·. ·.· . .... ... ...... ~~·~ ~ ............. . · .· .·.· .· . ·.· .· ;. --~ ·; ..... ~ ...................... ··: ... J . : = :~ ...• . ... ~ · :: ::~~, .... .. . ....... ... ~, \' . : . . -~ ~ ...... . .... . ·~ · .,(~ . . . • . . . . ... · · · .. · · Signature of Interroga?~ . • ••• • • • QUESTIONS 32,~3 ~d 34 to be answered 9Y ~terrog~tor . ~ji,,v;l~ ~: Since ~t ~s normally imposs ible t o estim~te the he i gh t and speed of a strange object, it will usually be better to endeavour to deter mine the .an~ :l;e qf .... elevation of the obiect"' 1;1:\e. ,angle .through ·wb:i:ch •it"ntoved arid · t'he "tim e taken t o dc:i' 'fhia~ · •·· · · · .-t • • · "
. • ~ . . . ~ . . ~ ·. .. PART 2 UNIT EY.o\LU.i>.TION 32 · T~e_f?llowing Military or Givil Aircraft were in the v1c1~ty of the r eport ed UFO position at the time·- A · r ft T /V ._ 4-r -,-H,J -r,_..,_.:. l era _ ype . • . • . • • . . • . • • • . • . • . . . • • . • ...•.• . •..• Heading .•.•...•. . .••. • • .. Height ...... . ..•.•..•..•. S~ed . .. . . .•...... .• • •• •. 3 3 . Calculations show that the following planets or mnjor stars ware in th~t portion of the sky at the time.- /.c..~,.:r .. _">J..tf" .r~-r ~·-r .-f~"?<..:J,c. J.J.-~-4-c...<: 7J.T ......... .. ........ ..... " ............................... .. ...... . . ..... ........ .. .. ..... . . ....... ..... " ........ ..... b 11 l . f ;e. ,>,· r /.4LJ-vu:rr.o--~ 3 4. A met eorological a oon was re "easen rom • • ..... . .. . .... -,..MJo.>J-I .;;:;:.o 7V at . ... . • ~ ~ 1"l, and could have been in the raported UFO position at the time . 3 5 . The Stat e Observatory in the nearo=st capitol city affirms thst aerial ph~nomena in that portion of the sky at the t ime .1~re : ....... .. ~ f: .......... .. .... (comet , meteorite shol':er etc) 3 6 . The followi ng visible satallite passes were scheduled for. · /4<;£0 ~ I · .)..:l./0 Iff 6~ Sat'i!ll1t e ........• :-- . .. . . . TJ.me ... • ... "'- .Elevation .•....• ... A · th 1 o .;t Di t · r T 1 IV --? .s z1.mu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rec ~on o rave .. ........ .. . . 37. Any ot her relevant reiDP~ks (eg, about rockets, research ~~~~~~~ . ~:~~ ~~~":~'?~ . . ~4'/f.~ .. f.~~~=-~ . .. .... ..... ..... .. ...... .. .... ... ....... ... ............ . 38. There is conclusive evidence that the object reported was ............ .......... .. ... ... ... .............. ......... .. 3 9 T . h ..•• b . · . ••...•..• . •• . . . • • •••. .• •• • .• / ~~ ~·:i_L:L.. ' ~~ l K" • eo JeCt r eported could have beenL; •. .. . ... ... ; ~ , ... . V. ~ .~~ ... . -r.~~ ~ ~~~.fr.;-:. 1'!':'::' .-: .r..o.'"7. . -:_;~:~()~ .': ....... . 40 . The cause (or likely cause) of t he sighting cannot be determined . /J-r_,i f.;tC.(;/') r I c-l{v,J-Y ( ) •••••• • 'l ••••••• • • •• •••• (Unit) .... . ...•••...•.• . ... . ..• Name •••• • ~<...: • • 1!/ff; A( ... ... (Date) . . . .... .. . :-: : . 7-: T . ....... (Rank)ROYAL AUSTRALIAN TELEPHONE 6~0550 TELEGRAPHIC AOO ESS : "AIRCOMMANO, lBOURNE" IN UKY QUOTE . 5/6/1 [Air( 86) HEADQUARTERS SUPPORT COMMAND RMF VICTORIA BARRACKS MElBOURNE SC1 VIC 3004 ent of Air (DAFI) R u ell Offices 1 • NB.SRRA ACT 2600 UN-ID~~IFIED FLYING OBJECTS Her ewith detailed reports of UFOs as follows :- Observed by lllr A. FLEIIITNG of North Altona VIC on 21 NOV 68. a . b . ObJect sighted at Coburg VIC by !ldss D. KRIESFELD on 26 NOV 68 . 2. Reference "a . " above, this is further report to one forwarded under cover of 5/6/1/.hr( 82) dated 25th november, 1968. I 0 ._ ~ ..... ~-~-c;:::::: (H . ... . THWAITLS) Squadron Leader For Air Officer Commanding Annexes: 2 UFO rerorts 1 5 . 1 6. 1 7. 1 8. 1 9 . 20 . 21. ~as any det~il of structure discarnible? .... ~P, . . ......... . \Vas any method of propulsion Obvious? ..•..•. !1?: • • ••••.••••• o7as ther e any Sound? ..... . .................. . N? : • ••••••••••• What wns its height? (or angle of elevation) .0?~ :~ .k!'9'ii. .ll~~~d to be in outer space . What was its speed? (or an.:.cular velocity)\>QI\ ',t . ~Tlo.w •• • 4lt.h.P~eb ,its course xould easily be tollowed it must have had a tremendous speed to cover the areas Vf 0 S 5 p.JJ.r.e. Ob · t St · ? a 1ine J ec atl.onary .• . .No ... it. was ol!ICWt.ag ••••••• • •••••• • • What was the Dir.,ction of Flight with Reference to Lrmdmarks or Points of the Compass? . FtQIII. tbe Jlll>oo .:t.t. J:r~txe.lJe<l kil t .aNI. t'bE:.D South- East . . .. . . . ... . . . ... ... .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
1 • 2. 3 . 4. 5 . 6 . INTELLI GENCE - ~""'PORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBS~VED PART 1 R.::PORT :OY OBSSRVLR Name of Observer . ~~r:s .F~ , .D~E! .W •. f:-!"·. ,qt~~~) •.•. • • Age . . 5) •••••• (known as Ina) Address of Observer . . . ? . <;t;a .igrqs.s.t~ . ~~eJlll~' .CPPVl!<i·. Y!«i ·. )9~~ ••• , T ,. 1 ,.,nh 34-9391 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '<llUi'ce '1letw%eg '9":'0He8m. ~· S .'0'6' pm) Occupation of Observ er . ~~oo;n,o;-~~~r .e~~9> . P~Y· • .O.f . ~r;o ,t~~': ,C}'t~~~t .ry 1 CSIRO, ~q3 Royal Pde, Parkville. Date and Time of Observation .. ?.6 .tll)iqvS!DJl>~t; •• H~IL. !J 1 ~q .-. ~,~o. p,m. Dur,tion of Observation .. "!hN. ~ .tJ:lP¥Sh.t, r'M ,apprq~ .• ;; • -; .1.0. 'PltlU.t~~, but ~cording to t he time I was outside it must l t t t .have ee:n. lOill!;~r. Observer's oc"' ion a ~me o i:i l.gnnng.J3.ack . &aeden.o£, flat.situated at 6 Craigrossie Ave., Coburg, Vic . .... . ....... ' .. .. ...... .. .. ....... ... ..... ........ .... ... ... . 7 . Weather Conditions ot t i me of Observation. ,l;iqqn,lg .1\i.S!l~, .c,l~ {lr • • s.ky, ':'~t.h , ;>f~t;s,,, ~q .W!P<h .mJ-M~ , ~<? . c.1?1!~~ .a~. ~~1; •• ••• • •.•••.••••••. 8 . Describe any aids/equipment us ed in Observation . ..••••..••. • • , • ~«? . <~;i~;> ; • .OJ>;;~~a.t~c;»q ,wj..~~ .¥}<~9 .e.Y,e : • • • , • • • •• • • • • ••. , ••• , •••• • 9 . Where was Object first Observed? (eg, overhead, coming from behind a r.ill , over the horizon) •• ~eJ"tl~~<t •. Pe~J; tb~ Jl\OPP!i~t7;:r~e on the dark side ... ... ... ... ................. ....... ...... ......... ........ .. 1 0 . lihat first r>ttrqcted Observer 1 s attention? ( eg, light or noise). • . ,M,oy~~~n.t. !l';"':r. ,!=~'; ,m.O!l~: • ,N9L ,l ,ig~~ ,o,r, !19\s,e .. • qqt, !D9Y~m.ept, but can 1 t explain what the movement was. 1 1 Did object appea:::- o.s a light or as definite obj ect? • • . . . .. . . . ~:~~e.,s.t. ~~~';or~~~ ,d,e~~~i.PH?I? ,w,o!-!fg .b,e,: .~ ,l, lJ!D!~qu,s. ~elle.r~ 1 . t:e.s~q~i,ng,~ star out aixferent from a star. 1 2 . If there W(IS more than one object : - a. How mo.ny were there? ..• ~ Jl~'1.o.nJ.y.QI\e, • •• • ••• •• •• • •••• •• b . In what formation were the y? . .• . •. . - . .....•. • • . •... . • • 1 3 · What was the colour of the Light or Object? . ,L . u~!qqu~ . t>~~k . i~tt . 1 4 . 7lhat was its apparent shape? . . • H~e. ~ . ~P.h .ef~ ••. . • • . •.•••..•• • 1 5 · Was any detail of struct ure discernible? . ... ,Np, ••••••• • •• •• 1 6 • \Vas any method of propulsion Obvious? .•.....• N?: • • •••••. • • •• 1 7 . Was there any Sound? ........... .... .......... N?: ... .. . ..... . 1 8. 1 9 . 20 . 21 . Wr.at was its height? (or angle of elevation) .DP!l : ~ ,kP9"1 :. JlMtg~d to be in outer space . What was its speed? (or angular velocity) J?qf\ 1 .t . ~Jlo ,w •. • 4lt.hs>~&b ,its course ~ could easily be followed it must have bad a tremendous speed to cover the areas Sp)I.Ce • Ob · S · as 1i ne J ect tat 1 onary? .. .No~ • i r. was ·-illls . . .. . ... · · · · · · · · What was the Direction of Flight with Reference to Lnndmarks or Points of the Compass? . ft:CVI\. t:be .11\DPil. :f.t. s:nv.e.lJ.e<J .EP:;t .w. tb~ South- East • . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. ... .. . . .. . .. . ... . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . ..2 3 . 2 4 . -2- Did t he object remai n on a Strsight Path, Deviate or r.lano~uvre at all? .'\l. t~Pla . t,ty~~Y. Pf:<!b.oH'; ~ ,s,tr~~l\h. t 1 , ~i.S.-HII• . , t~~l'l straight Was any Trail of FJ(haust, Vapour or Light seen? . ,Np, p;a.i ,l , 9~ vapour, but it was surrounded by an aura of alternatively red and green s p;p;k,s. H~e. YP\J .aee. fl.y.iP& . ~r,pp~ , e .~o t 11g. ;rod ~ • •• ••. • .•• • ••••••••• ilhere did Object Disa ppear? {eg, in mid-air , behind a hill, Qver the horizon) . .A! ~ ~~ ,i ,t 1 ~l'lt.eF~~ , t}t~ . ~q~tp;-~'!s.t!'!~ ,s , ky , l . c.op2-~ ,not follow it for long~ecause of nigh trees around the house • . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . .... . . ... . . 2 5 . Do you Knov of any Physical Evidence? (such as f r agments , photographs or other supporting evidence) . .•. ~9 ~ . •.••••• .• 2 6 . 27 . 2 8 . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . ...... .... . . . .. ... .... . . ...... . . . ... . ..... Have you Observed any unusual Phenomena Prev i ousl y? .Y..e:> •• oqce . If so .rive Brief Deta i 1 s of I nci.dantl s) ~y ~ng, ~~.a . d ~c:;k;c ,h!IH ,in the g a rd e n ' i~summe r, ear lY even1ng , a o u rn~n g-r1ght 1oo\ing like a ligbtglobe streaked over head direction South to North but could only be seen a split secona:. ~iS ·wa·s· liD Ou't· & ·years ·ag ·o· ..... . ... . . ' '". · '. · · · · '· · · · • • Stat e any Experience whi c h Enables Observer to be Reason- abl y Certain about the Answers given to 18 and 19 . Nil 29 . Are you a Member of any Organisa tion Interested i n Aerial Phenoc.ana? . . . . . . . .. . ........ ~ ......... . ......... · . · · · · · · · · 30 . Name and Addr ess of Organisation ... • •.. ~~ ~ •. • . .. . .. ... . ... 31 . Any Additional ::: nformation .,, .ich .itelates to the Sighting • • • •• ' • • •• • ' • ' •• , • • ~~E; .aS:~9c;h,ep , ~lle.e J: • • ' • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • ' • •• . . ... . .. .. . ...... . . ... . ........... .... . .... . . . . . . . .. .... . . .... .. . ... .. ... . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . .. ... .. . ... .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .... . .. . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .... . . . ..... . . . . . .. . . ... ... . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. (ATTACH Ai~ ADDITIONhL INFQru~ION, DIAGR~S OR DRAWINGS I F NECESSARY)REPORT ON TliE SIGHTING OF AN UNUSUAL AERIAL OBJECT On Tuesday night, 26 t h November I l eft m y office in Parkville at 7 . 30 p. m. AaVe to sign off a t tendance book with name and time we leave) . I arrived home a t 6 Craigrossie Ave., Coburg at 8 . 15 p . m. ; took off my coat, washed my hands in the kitchensink and wen t outside to collect 2 towels from the washingline . As I s till had t o cook my tea I looked at the clock when I went outside. It was t hen 8. 25 p.m. Outside i t was a mild night with ha l f a moon shin i ng and s tars i n a clear sky. No clouds anywhere. 1 went t o the line and r eached up to take t he pegs of f . 1 was facing North and could see the moon out of the l e ft corner of m y eye . I had only a quick look at the sky because I was alr e ady l a t e and wanted t o get on with cooking my tea. Somehow 1 became aware of some movement near the moon so I took a closer look at the moon and to my amazement I saw wha t 1 t hought l ooked l i ke a star moving at the peripher1 of the dark side of the moon. It made 3 parabolic j umps against the edge of the moon, like a pingpong ball bouncing, then lingered f or a second and then started to travel away from t he moon i n een Eas twa rd direction. Although it looked like a star it was not a s tar, i t l ooked mor e l ike a l uminous sphere with a pinkish glow and while tra velling i t gave off r ed and green s pa rks . According to my judgement this thing was travel ling no t in our a t m osphere but way out in outer space, as far as the stars. I could easily follow it while it travelled through the heavens and although it did not show speed it seemed to me that it was covering tremendous distances and therefore must have a terrific speed . It travelled quite smoothly and it did not give the impression that it was a dead object but that it was steered choosing its course through the heavens to some definite point 'in space. I closed and opened my eyes twice to make sure that I was not jus t s eeing things, because I found it becoming a bit eerie. After it had travelled a tremendous distance in the heavens eastward it suddenly started to zig-zag up and down with the speed of lightning, it did this a couple of times and then travelled on qotetly again going south-east . After a little while I could not follow it any more because that part of the sky was obscured by the foliage of t r ees growing on the east side of the property where my flat is. While watching it and finding it all so strange I wanted to call my landlady who lives in the house in front of my flat, but I feared that the thing would then have gone and I wanted to see where it would go. After it had disappeared behind the trees I thought I would go and tell my landlady anyway but to make sure that it was not too late t o pay her a visit 1 went inside to see how late it was and it was about 5 minutes to 9 . In my idea I had been watching only between 5 to ten ~inutes, but it must have been longer than that going by the clock. My landlady bad 2 visito r s and we went all outside but we did not see anything s trange any more. 1 did not expect anybody to believe my story but I thought I would tell it anyway the next morning at the office and everybody thought I had seen an aero- plane. Although that part of t he sky is the way the aeroplanes come and go from Essendon I am very sure it was not an ae roplane because I see t hem every night going over . I have seen aeroplanes at night, I have seen shoot i ng stars, I have seen satellites going over but this definitely did not look like anything like i t. I rang the Bureau of 1-teteorology to report it and they gave me a number at the RAAF to call which I did . ..,.., . det elrm:ined . ,. ~ _ / " ) . . . . '!:f. .~': . ~;:1 •.•.•.. (Unit ) •••.••• tf! . "~ .. ...... (Name ... ~ .~ . ~f. . ... , .... ( Dnte) .••••.•• : ":': ~ . ~ .": • .••• • .• (Rank)
-- , ...., - -, - 11.;..,., ~-- ~J~ ~).L £~ lr-~~k ~ Jl.. )A.~ Ln--f.d... ~~ ~f J ~.rv.f.&.u~ .... ... ... ... .... .. ..... .......................... 38 . There is conclusive evidence that t he obj ect r eport ed was .. ~ .. ~ .. ~-:(~~ ... ....... ......... . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. ... . . .... ..... . . . .. . . . . . ... . .. . . . . .... ... 39 . The obj ~ ct r cportad coul d have be en .•. . .. . . . • . . .. ...•.••• • ... .. . .. .. .... .. ... . . . ...... .. .. ... .. .. .... .... . . ... .. .. ... 40 • The cause (or likely cause) of the sighting cannot be det ermined . · .... ~ . : · ;' (~<?;:1 ....... (Unit) • • • • • • . ~ ........ {N "lme) • • • .~~ .~.({. ...... . . (Dnt e ) . .. .. .. . : 7:~ . ~ . -r: ...... .. (RAnk) ).- ~ <;! v ....:s ..., .) " "'"' ~~ ~Y \J ">...~ "'-.. J )- v '"""' ..J ~ ;.} .J ..s \) - > '-j ....,:'-...... . l JiJ3 2 . PART 2 UNIT EV.ALU~~Trm; The following Military or Civil Aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the tima:- ~c:.£ ,t.rt,vNT 7d.7 ,,.b .. ? IJ.. 7 Aircraft Type.. . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . ....•.....• J'f/J -,., .N~ ()~"'1' "lt.! 4'-'r'Y':/ Heading .. .•. · .. · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · J"c.t 1-d-t. • • · ·A-< 1rJ· · Haight .. .. . ~ :-:'~-: 0 • ~'~ ~ ••• • ~. . ~~.;~ ~~ • ••• ~tf' . J.? ..•.. -!C:': f. .. Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ....... . 33 . Calculations show that the follo\~ planets or major stars were in thct portion of th~ al~t tha time;- ......... ... ........ ... ............ ..... ...... .. ... ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . r. . ... . ... . . .. ........ . ....... .. ... . .. .. ..... . 3 4. ;. meteorological balloon was r eleased from .. ':'""!'?-:-~~ - .... at .~? . ~ .~ and could h.e.ve been in the raported UFO position at the tioe . IV"'..!) ,;l. /"O e ....; I<.TS 35. The St~te Observatory in the nearest capitol city affirms that aerial pht:nomena in that portion of the sky at the time were : • .. . . . . ••••... ~~~ • . ........• (comet, meteorite shower etc) 3 6. The foll owing visible satellite lk::sses were scheduled for : S t llit N't.... o--1 L.L_ • .4....:......V El t. a cc e • • • •• • •••• • ••••• '1'1me . . . . • . . . . . eva 10n .•....•... Azimuth ...•..... . • .. . . ... Direction of Travel. .....•••• . •.• 3 7 . Any other relevant r cw-rks ( eg, about roc!f:ets, research ¢ , 1 ~ jelloons etw4 ~ ~~ ~ ./-. .......... ~ ""'Lr .. .. ~ - "' co (.' £:. .4'.~~ .... ~~ -~ . ~ -~'~· . . Y~~~ .~ :-f~FO 9'- to.~<.rJ' , ...::..... ~ .?~-....,. 1.1(... .1'.....&--., --., ..<..... ~~ ~ •• 0 •••• ~ •• ' ••• • • • ••• • •••• • •••••• • • ••••••••••• • •• • ••••••••• 38 . There is conclusive evidence that the object r eported was .. -#.:: .. ~ . ~-f:~~ .. . . .. ..... ........ . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . .. ... . . . ... .. .. . 39 . The object r~portcd could have been . ..•..................• ... . .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. ... ... .. .. . . . .. . . . .. .. . .... .. . . . . . ... .. 40 . The caQse (or likely cause) of the sighting cannot be determined . · · .. :-+:--f. .~~(~t? :"':1 ••••••• (Unit} ....... ~ . : . ..•.• (Name) · · · .~ -~ . ~J:. ........ (Dote) .•••..• • ~7:~ . . ~ . -r: ........ (RA.nk}
1. 2. INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBS:iffiVED PART 1 REPORT BY OBSERVER Name of Observer • • !1.~.~. f:laf':tnl':l." . ...... ... . Age ll ... ... Address o£ Observer .~ . filfrn . Jif1f". . N94~. /krwtt .. VIf . Jt!~ti4 • •.••. •. • . • • • · • • •. • • • • • • • • .• • • ........ , ...•.• Telephone •. . 3 . Occupation of Observer •• • <;?.~~~y . . ~lf.. 1';tf#:t, 7; •.••.•. .. . 4. Date and Time of Observaticfn ~ .~ -~~Y. ~ . L~t . ':C . (.~~~z) 5. DuratJ.on of Observation • • /.tff... .~ .. ~ ."!TJI~ . 'IIJ'Ift. ...... . 6 . Obs erver ' s location at time of Sighting .. t/~(TJt . !l!-~t' . IIJ . ............... ..................................... .. .. 7 . '.'leather Conditions at time of Observat1on • • \6/•t~A .+!~Kt . . w~~ .. ~,. . H~A ....... .......... ! •••• •••• • ••• • •••• 8 . ~escribe any aids / equipment used in Observation •• ~/~ •• . . . . . . 0 .~~ . . '¥.-..M. ~~ ,~~'rf:'. .... ... .......... . 9. Vlhere was Object first Observed,l (e~ , ov~rhtlad , ~oming from behind a hill, over the horizon) • ••• ~"'~fftiAC . l~ .. K~)f ••· .. ........................................................ 1 0 . 7fuat f irst attr acted Obs~rver ' s attention? (eg, light or noise) • •• ••• ...,.,. . fllf~]';l , fi/C . A'-' W<".N~ . 9.~ . ~~ . 9 .~c7."' . . n . 12 . 13. 14 . 15 . 16. 17 . 18. 19 . 20. Did object appear as a light or as definite object? •• • • • . ........ Af . . 4 •. ~c;,Kr. . .••• ..... ... .. . .. •.•.••.•. • . ... . It' there was more than one object : a . Row many ·ere there? • • .• .... Q'lt-: .. ....••••••...... b . In what formation were they? ••••••• -=-:-: •••••• •••• ••• 'mlat was the col our of the Li&?t or Object? . ¥,~~ . lt' . 1 .S.f1 What was its apparent shape? . ~lt'1: 91. J..:• .t;~1 . ftl .fT't!. l)JFF}t( . l i~ CEN~~ Was any detail of structure discernible? •• • ~A .•••.•.••• Was any method of propulsion Obvious? •• ••• }{Q ••••••••••• Was there any Sound?~ ••••...••••..•••..••• • 1'/P. ••..• .•... What was its height? (or angle of elevation) ~R;$?~.4f.Y" Ho~'l.o,JJ >/hat was its speed? (or angular velocity) • • 1.0. ~ f11-. fl.O!J:.I, . 7/as the Object Stationary? .~9. ":" .I.T: M\~~r..~PUe-tS'W)~Jtocru Stbt:- 21, What was the Direction of Flight ,w.\th Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? ••• VV~~~ ·· •• •••••••• .................... ................................... .. .... ........... ..................................................23 24 . 25 . 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. Did the object rema~ on a Str Jl_ight ~th l. Deviat e or 1\la.noeuvre at all? •• • 'iJIW. ~ . ~M' . . q'! ... - .-,.o- • • "'"''' \ 1 ..-. ••••• • •• ,. Was any .:'r a i l o:f Exhaust , Vapour or Light seen? AJ- . • .'.•H • • • ••••• • J •••••••• • ••••• •• •••••••• j ••• • ••• •• •••••••••••• • • ~'/here did Object Disap:pe~ ? ( egf in mid- air, behind a hill 1 over the horizon) MI.,.. fi'" , '' • • I I,_. \ 'l'• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ······················································· Do you know of any Physical Evadence? (such as fr k gments photographs or other supporting evid~ce ~9'-w~ /11.0.~ 'ia~/01 Sy QttfHPA .~~!f~. ~"! . ~ . 9r . . ~ . J.'n•J..tt. Aa R 4f~ W !7H K~~Jt< /"$~·"'1fnc /Dtf. ~~. "foTo~ WtU. • i),lfl~prt) fly_ W~t!) J.] Nov6i Have you obs--rved any unusual Phenomena previousl:y'? · '!*~ I f so , give 'blrief deta ils of incident(s) ltJV' . ~l . fft•W To rlAAF ~- f.~'-t ¥1- . !':' •• ~!If . ~ . ~,1 ~r.~. ~A:'!fft'"'''tH... oi,T.d-= ~ ~o 4r /ll.J.A."GuLM !AJ7't!tJII#tt /toiJoiJf" 1- lo/1-, /)ut.,Nc, iHtt PAn· Stat e any experience which enabl es observer io be f::" 111 w ~~~! reasonably certain about the answers given to 1 8 and 1 9 • .. . . Nt lr • ... ....• ••• •.••.•. ... : ... .. ... . .. .• •.. . .. . .... Are you a Member of any organisation int ~rest ed in Aerial Phenomena? . N~ . "': .Q~s.~~+ . wn~ .~l .. n . 'l! ~~ . ~ .~ 4N 0 a.<:. ~' 4<("not-& Name and Address of Organisation •• ••• •••••• • ••• •• •••••• ......... ............... ..... ..................... .... . ....... .. .. ... ........ ..... .......... ................ .. (ATT ACH ANY ADJ)ITIONAL INFORMATION, DIAGRJ\MS OR DIU.IIINGS I F N::!:CESSARY)PART 2 UNIT EVALUATI ON 32 . T~e. following ;ali t ary or Civil. A~rcraft were in the Vlc~nity of the reported UFO pos 1t1on at the time: Aircraft Type ~f}}~" .-.~ .~1 ••. h-4 ... ~<::~ ••••• ~f=l~o£"1 •• • ~Q~ •• • PrAtH, o Heading • • ~~ .- .t-}~~ .. 4Q-ML ••• ~t~ .-.f'!'-: .• ~:f~ · NL •• A-r.-.t:t. '-: .. u~~P~• '"~ T- r,- i> Heit~;llt . .• ~ .u . l,~~<t •.q · · · · '.)' • · • 'A' - ' • • • • • • H ' • • • • • .... . • • • • H S..,.."\N K u... Do<!"~ oot:r-<7 ~l.LS v c 4 ~ . 'Pt ... 1:'\t.. • . •••• ,,.,L-~ ... /';i~·': ~ ... ~~ :~;r .. t1t.-Ay 33 . Calculatio.cs show that the follonir.g pl a nets or majcrr stPrs l'lere in that portion of the'-£71 at the time ~~~ .~ - . -~~~: ~~~:~ .~. !~~ ... i!!t~~-~ •• ~c:-7c~: . flf:'t-'.~~~rrt(b ~M/1-t.H~- J.7:S"'T l!i. f..S 0 IM.~ 33o~'l" /;!t..,_-v 3-so~ /J.L/),-I~z. ., · ~it. · ..,. · i!L x~ · <) · 'ftU-t~ .N~· iira" :,- 'iiti.i 7o 6 · · · • · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · 34. A meteorologic~l balloon was released from . . ~1¥~~ ---·. 35 . 36. 37 . 38 . 39 - at • •• ff2 .~ ... z, and could have beer. in the reported UFO position at the time . The State Observatory in the nearest ca pital city affirms that a erial ~henomena in that portion of the sky at the time were .•....•... ./Y.t. l..- .............• (comet , meteorite shower etc) The follovling visible satellite passes were scheduled f or: Satellite . f.lf!t .O. I!Jo • • Q'!,tE, . • Time . • ( ( ( r. .. , .. Elevat i on . • 4'!. 0 • • • . . 1 o ·z ""' . . #OI(m .so 'l?t Azunu.tn • • • •• ••• . . . . .. •••. D1rect1or;. of Travel •...••• :- ... ~-. Any other relevant remarks (eg , abou.t rockets , research bslloons etc) ..... ... .............. ..... ..... ........ ....... .. .... ..... .. NtL ........... ...... ..... .. ........ ..... .... .... .............. There is ce a. :1 ?eive evidence that the object reported was .... ::r~v. . P~~t?~ .!.:i . .'11-<~ .. ~ •. : ·plfft~~ - ~· .... ........ .. . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . • 'IJ .. . ... ... ..... . The object reported could have been , . ~ .• ft .. ~l#t . ~~I:L.~ . ,, ..... .... ... .... .. ............................ ... .......... 40 . The cause (or likely cau.se) of the sighting ca~r.ot be determined . .. ~ . ~~~ . ~~ Unit) •.• ~-'; . \:- .. ~ .. (Name) .... ~~ - N~ ~- ,f.:; l ....... (Date) • . ~ .'!2: .. /:-! ~ .t((.~~~'!'". (Rank)
• M ..... - ~~~ ~ ;.. ·~· ~L~"" ~ ,. i,( ~rt.:.,.; . CA. -~ .... . . . ..... ~ . .A - tA..( ' ~· .. I . . . . I - .. , ~ . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
m.reotorate of lli r Force Intelligen<:4t 580/1/1 Pt 10(26) Pli&ht 16.eutenant C. Jt.. •artin s .. dquarters RAJ .Base PEAR<~: 1 • .&. 6085 UPO SI_QHTllfO .BY Ci.P'l'ADfS SKITB & J ARDII Btte:rllloet HQ 5/9/ Jh(9) dated 12 Nov 68 2600 t. A report b7 Coptain ' s Sm1 th & JaNin oonoemiD« a UFO e:ishting near [algoorlie on 22bd .;.uguat 1968 was receive at Det!artment of Air 1ft llld lfo-...ller. J signal requeeUng a ohedt wUh DCA on thie aishUng na Hilt to Pearoe on 18th November and a haetener on 26th November. A partial aipal reply wae reoeived on 27th lfovember wbioh mentioned that • eaqui ey w1 th 1Calgoorl1e as p:rooee41ng. lfo intomaUoo on this latter enqlli rt haa bern reoei ~d. 2. It 1a ifttereat1ng that a letter a lch'eased to J'OU 011 24th A ugust 1968 centioned a UP0 aishting by Seith & Jardin yet ;you did not reooive a report Wltil 11th November 1968. 3. It would be apr real.ated it ;you would pass 011 the result of ;your check w1 tb DCA Xalgoorlle as aoon as possible. It 110uld alao be ap· real.ate : if 1011 oontaated Mr All en, wbo Orieinally w:rote to 1011 1 to datemine how he knew about tbe e:ishting in l.l.lgust, onl;v two daya after the eveut. Enola Of<iG!~1AL BY DESPATCHED DAFI
I INTELLIGENCE - REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT TELEPHONE 69 0550 THEGI\APHIC ADDRESS ''AII\COMHAND, HE&.aOUI\NE " IN UPU OudT£ 5/.6/.J/Jlir( 82) if,ff, f\1'1<:: 'lHTli'Tl AIR FORCE HEAOQUAIITEIIS SUPPORT COMMAND RMF VICTOI\IA BARRACKS MELBOURNE SCI VIC 3004 2 5 NOV 1 968 / De~tment of Air (DAFI) C A N~A ACT 2600 / UN-IDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS References: A. H~ Laverton Signals A298, A299 dated 12th and 14th November 1968 1 . Attached are two reports of UFO sightings at Altona VIC on 12- 13th November 1968 by Mr A. Flemming, together with unit evaluation by RAAF Laverton. 2 . The predicted times for sighting Satellite ECH0-2 are 1 22030K and 132032K respectively and therefore cannot be the s i ghtings in the above reports. It is therefore assessed that these reports are probably sightings of satellite or rocket hard\vare in orbit. --60~ (H. 11 . THWAITES ) Squadron Leader Annexes: 2 reports For Air Officer Commanding /:l-<>"' cA-~1:> ~ N --9 C /J .• O./ :.ltol c:J ,.. - )C
l. 2 . 3. INTEL...,IGENCE REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT Name of Address OES~VED PART l REPORT BY OBSERVER Observer •. tf .~ . IJ • • F.~f:/.111 MCi •.•• • ••••• Age . / J. ... o£ Observer •• ~.? . fifrtl. . lt'!t;~:t!'A. •• 4f.'!tJ.1 • .\~ .t ,'lp~ tt4 . ••. , .. . ••..• ..... .••••.•• • .•. , . .. .. . ... . ..•• Telephone. :-:-- Occupation of Observer •• ~~~,r. .J.1.~~~~~q~?: •.•.•..... 4. 5. Date and Time of Observation •• (?·. '!.O.l(fflt.{~ . , J. . • o't€J..).c.I(.{I.2Joz) Dur ation of Observation ••• (f.:-. ~ .9 . ,(1 1 ~~ •••••••••••• • •• Ob I 1 t . t t . f s. ht. .,J .l. ;::; Fn-1 ;J.Itc!1.ilJ ~ sexver s oca 10n a 1me 0 1g ~ ••• v .,~ •••••••••• • • .1:1- /-.'J;l.l¥ ~ •. \f.t K 'r:-t:t~ .IJ •• • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••••• 6 . 7. \'leather Conditions at time o£ Observation . f:i."f'! •• ~~~~ .~?t.y .. . &w .. ~c..'" IP .~ ....... . ........................ . 8. ilescribe any aids/equipment us~d i n Observation ••• tY'/1.. •• ........................................................ 9 . 'Hhere was Object first Observeqz (egL ov<:rh_,ead, coming £rom behind a hill, over the horizon) ••• hJY.~I)'~ .h-1- Y M~C'!' ••• ........................................................ 1 0 . ··fu.at first attracted Observer ' s attention? (eg, light or noise) •••. ?. 1 • 9 .H.r ....•..•.•.•.•...............•.•.....•••.... 11. Did objec~ appear as a light or as definite object? ••••• Llvwr ....... .. ............................................. .. 12. If there was more than one object : a . b . 13. 7/hat 14 . What 15. Was 16. Was 17. 'lias 18. What How many ;ere ther-e? • •• . 0.-'!' . .tf' . •.••••••••••••••••..• In what formation were they? •••• :-:-;-: ••••••••••••••• was the col our of the L:Lght or Object? . '1J.Ifll"f;. . '""&.Q?ua was it s apparent shape? ••• ~q~~~ ••••••• ••••• ••• ••• any detail of structure discer nible? •• /Y: f. •••.•...• any method of propulsion Obv ious? ••••• ~ ! ~ ......... . there any Sound? ••••.. .....•....• ...• • ~1?. . .. ... ... . was its height ? (or angle of elevation) ;. ;-~9A*# t;'".S 19. What was its speed? (or angular velocity) ;••••• • • •••••·• 20. ':las the Object Stationary? •• • ••••••.••••••••• /': !.0 ••••••.. 21 . What was the Direction of Flight with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? ••• .f?(~~ • ~ea~'lP« r.- ••• . .. fi .t~! . f . "f!~ .. ~ '(~~ . i-t~ . .......................... .... . ........... .................................................. I'- ..,,..; >t.l. h> -1- N -;) ( 'I .¥1../ ~,J :;:, ,., _, c ,22 . 23 24 . - 2- Did the object remal.R on a Stra~t Patru Devia t e or r..;anoeuvre at all? . • .vrA{I{'i-tf'". • • Tl;l.o/. •• ~ ~ .'1-!-Y.tg>, ••••••• Was any Tr ail of Exhaust t L,r:Hr Vapour or Light seen? ••• 7 •••• .............. ......................................... •Vhere did Object Disap:pe~? (eg, in mid- air, behind a hill, over the horizon) , •• , , ~~~.1/1.~ "' •• • •••••• ••••• , .. . ...... . ........... ' .................................. . 25. Do you know of any Physical Evidence? (such as fragments , photographs or other supporting evidence •••• /V~ •• ••.••. 26 . 27 . 28. 29 . JO, . . . . ... ' ......... ' ..................................... . Have you obs ~ rved any unusual Phenomena previously? J{~~ If so 1 give liurief details of incident(s) ~ MV. ~7 ....... ~ • • .Si .u~·A4- . ecp;~ . fi!~mtf1. . . ¥.~~ .. ~-4t7; .••••••.. State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 • .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 'J~4 ........... ..... ... ......... ..... . . Are you a Member of any organisation interested in Aerial Phenomena? ••• • ~O ... ........................... . Name and Address of Organisation • • • ~•• • •••••••••••••• .. ... ............................ ............. ... ...... 31. Any adJitional infomation which r elates to the sighting ......... ....................... ....................... .................... .... ............ .. ................. ...................................... ................. ............................... ..... ' ................. . .................................... ............. . ..... ········· ················ ···· ·· ··· ·············· ······ · .......... .. ... ........ ... ........ ..... ................ ................................... .................... .............................. .... ... . ... .............. ........................... .. .......................... (ATTACH ANY ADulTIONAL INFORMATION , DIAGP.AMS OR DR.AHINGS IF NZCESSARY)32 . PART 2 UNIT EVALUATION The following f'Uili tary or Civil Aircraft were in tne vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time: A . ft T )>c. 4 CIM.vllltl... .lJc~-;. F~7 :trcra ype • ... ' • . . . . . . • • • • . • • . . • . • • • .. ·~ . · , .... lk> 4 --l..441>.0 '7"tt ~~IX~ Tu ~t;:""Nl>rd'i ro Lq..~anlb,.. H d · J<::-<t::" .,-u ')""' <;:._'-'IN(!Y. S"'yOI\.It/'1 /l:o ea J.ng •• •.• ,...,"""';"o4.- -.,.. .. • • • • • Y;T,, •• • • • • • • • • • · ' · ..... -~~~bel/ttl Height • .•• .... •••.•.....• Speed • . •.•••.•••••...... • 33 . Calculat ions show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time l f.~":'.{f!lm .I:IM-t--J. P.ll.f.. /~~ .~ .~{f .v. ·h~ .. ~h':t{t.. . ~Aft . • Qct~~ ~ JF.Y . (~ .. V¢-!('1-t •. ~!-!i . P.<;-?. c:._r:r. Ji/-~1( .¥~ ...... ... ........ . 34 . A meteorologi col balloon was released from .. ~!~ .. . ...... . 35 . 36 . 37 . 38 . at •••....•... z, and could have been in the reported UFO position at ~he time . The State Observatory in the nearest capital city affirms that aeri al phenomena in t het portion of the sky at the time were ... .. ... /V~~. ~ ....... ........ (comet , meteorite shower etc) The following visible satellite passes were scheduled for: Satellite •• f.'-4tN~ ...... Time .••• . .• . . , •. Elevation . ~ S:~ . . Azimuth. •••••• , •..•..••• • . Direction of Travel.-14~~ .~ $t~f1;f Any other relevant remarks (eg , about rockets, research bglloons etc) V!<;-1.6NW. ~ ,q~f~¥.1f1!:A;y. . /?.l{f'.o, '-n . 'J:r-(~ . ~0. :f.". !-"{~~LA !{~ , tr 8~ Y~~~~ . ~"f .7ft': .C.:~ ~i<:X . ~Li?r. !.o. ". #!~ .~w . "f.cif . ~-u~ 7 ~~~~ t5y T~-tl:!7>-1 There is conclusive evidence that the object reported was ...... ......................................... ......... .. . ... ....... ..... ...... .. .. .... .. . .. . ... .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . 39 Th }- · t f:-CHO 2 0~ · e o JCC reported could have been , .•.•••. , ••.. .. ......•. 40 . 11 SPM.E- 7u'-'t< ., ....................................... .................... The cause (or likely cause) of the sigh.ting cannot be determined . • .Q~t; .~~ -~~ . ~eg,Ciof( Uni t) •..• ~ . 0-. ~ . (Name) · · · ·. !9. .~Y . . ~/ ........ (Date) •. . &.'<iff. /..tt;t~T~~ - .. (Rank) JINTE~IGENCE - REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBSJ!:RVED PART l REPORT BY OBSERVER Name of Observer •••• A. K. .. F.t,f2:":'t"!W!i •••••••• • Age •• ~] ••. 2. Address of Observer . f?.~ . . ~;:-~"( . k'f .. N!':'. //L![~~1 •. V!':-~12ui . •••...•.•..• .. ..• ..•... •....... . ....•... . .. • Telephone • •. 3. Occupation of Observer •• -~~9ffi?' •• !J~}-!~1¥7: ••••• •• •. ,. 4. Date and Time of Observation •• ~~ .'YPYffltkl .•• 4f .. ~~4;£l!( .(//4o z) 5. Duration of Observation •••••• ~9 . t?~~ .............. .. . . 6. Observer ' s location at time of Sighting •• ~ c. ry~. ~P.~S ... .................. ...... ........................ .. .. . 7. Y1 th C d . t · t t · f Ob .... · MJd..u..,.Lv CL~4 -t< ea er on ~ ~ons a J.l!le o serva ~.~on ••••••• .,. ••• • •• . • ~Kx . ~¥-1-~ {~l!~"f -~'i) . H ~ '.1 . ~~ ."A . ~.f ; ~~ . ':.>~! Nw 8. Describe any aids/ equipment used in Observation •• •• ••• •• ....................................................... . 9. 7/b.ere was Object first Observed? (eg, ov<!~~~ · com~ from behind a hill, over the hori zon) •• <;>.'<~~~ - . ~N. ..... ........................................................ 10. ~t first attracted Observer ' s attention? (eg, l~ght or noise) ••... ••. ... fl~~(-1.7;" • • ~Ci';t-. 7; ••••• • •••• • •••• ••• • • •••••••• 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 . Did object appear as a light or as definite object? ••••• -;;;J;j C- LJ l'. H 7" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • •• ~ ' · •••• 7 • • •••• • •••••••• If there wo.s more than one object : a . How many ere there? .. ......... ?.~.tf' .. •.•••• •• .•. .. . b . In what formation were they? • • l.z'ft(• .V!fj. ~''?._'ftf. . ft. ... What was the col our of the Light or Object? . Wfl.tTt;i '$Ht.t£ What was its apparent shape? ...... (':'.4~f. •• •••• ••.... ..• ·ilas any detaU of structure discernible? • • /Y.Q •• •••••••• Was any method of propulsion Obvious? • • •• •• ~~••••••• ••• • Was there any Sound? •• • • , ••••••••• , •••. •• • /'!P. ••..•.•..• • / ' 0 .:J 0 Vlhat was its height? (or angle of elevation) • • 9 •• 7n~ ... What was its speed? (or angular velocity) •• ~~~9.~ •.•.. 20. Was the Object Stationary? ••• •• •.•• , • ••••• •• Nf' •.. ...... 21 . 7rnat was the Direction of Flight with Reference to Landmarks or Points of the Compass? •• • :T"P.'f-&i#-/>.9 •• T!t'i. ff'l~?ow .. :f~ .~ .~ . /.~~'!w' ...... .......... .. ... : ............. ... . ............................................................. J·. .... ·. ·. '\ '\ ' ·. - 2- Did the object remain..,.9n a Straiet Patht ;)Qeviate or Manoeuvre at all? • • • .··H--IP.Ffr!-'- ••• ~-~ . , I • "Jrr~J • .,, · · •·•········· \ 'i/as any Trail of Exhaust , Vapour or Light seen? L ........ . . . • . • . • . • • . . . . . . . . NP .. R-:~1 ... . ' .Ci~ . rr~~ -= .......... . 14 . lihere did Object Disap:pe~? (eg ..;._ in mid- air, behind a ~ill , over the horizon) •••••• ~ '~(~ . ~ ~;~~~ • •• ••••••. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ •••••••• 1 •••••••••••••••••• •• •••••• 25 . Do you know of any Physical Evidence? (such as fragm~nts, photographs or other supporting evidence •• , /YP ••••.••.. 26. 27. 28. 29. • • • • j •• •••••• ••• • • ' •••••••••••••••••• •• •• • •••••••••• • •• Have you o bs ..:rved any unusual Phenomena previously? .~~ ~ o 1/ (, f I f so , give ~ief details of inc ident(s) ~ /?~rv!~ .~~~ : .. H ~!:4. . ...•.•• ••. •••.... . ...... .. ...... ••• •..•.• .... State any experience which en ables obser ver to be r easonabl y certain a bout the answers given to 18 and 19. IV oNe- ................................. ................. ..... Are you a Member of any organisation int0rested in Aerial Phenomena? ••••• ~9 ............................. . 30. Name and Address of Organisation •• ••• ••••• ••• •••••• •• • • ... .._ .................... .. .. ........ .. ............ .... . 31 . Any adJitional info~tion which relates to the si~~ting •••••••• *.'!e;""M+ •• .e.Pi'~ . . qw~ . "P .. 8.x. TH'f. P . ~~~Y~~ P.¥ :T.:t<~ . . ~~ ?:U):.7 . <? . ~ .. ~ .~~ ~ .•. •.. •• . .... . . . • •••••... ••• •• .................................. .... ................. • •• • • • • })C:~i?!i~Ym • . Y!-:4tf1.~ . 7:11~ . ~J?~ .9~ .~'!'~ .1-ft.C? ••• • ~~G. /:1~~':-tit/W.tt!C.. . ~ - .~ . H~~)' . Po+y.f. H.S • . /f .c:t!~ . . 4{¥K~ • • -?N .. Cftfi~ .~ ~ . ("'. m~ - . ~t<-y. ••. . • MM1~{!¥.~ . A . !';t...""'~"~?' . M'f~?: ·' ~'~ . .Y~ ~o .. Cv Lo..,;t, ................................. .. .................... ........ .. ........................... ..... ............. ....................................................... (ATTACH ANY J>.D.l)ITIONAL INFOR!dATION , DIAGRA1)1S OR DRAV/INGS IF NECESSARY) I _J. ' . . . I . PART 2 UN IT EVALUATION The following Illili tary or Civil Aircraft were in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the time. Aircraft Type YJ~~ .... ~M . ..... .u~~ ..... ~~~ .. 7.2.7 LocAt. ~<H(! /kl~d '7'o ~t!kOoHt-o ~Y~ 7o Heading •• ~•W·! .~ ..•. ~"""!~'": ••• • ~~~ • •• . - ~~"";W"ti ~~ .• • ~~ - ... . .. J.. • .&tfW.s.?.~J . . Ut-kc~..- Hflii.O ~~wvo "' '1l> <sy I>~_, 7o cA;. d~ · 7b ~d.' .. . ~-:tkf"!'f . . . . . . . . . • . /;~.~q"! . • . . ~~~.._-~'{ 33 . Calculations show that the following planets or major stars were in that portion of the sky at the time MPc>· . C~r . /t /~ !'} . 1# . !. ~~~z. .t.?:n. ,ip, 0 , .9i<'.~~ .~~" - ~:s.~r. !:¥-. v. /.S.~ .. 1!~~~ -. h . (J:!;r. r. .~ ~ . 0 ••••••••••••••• • • 34 . A meteorologicnl balloon was released from ... /"({~ ...... . .. . at .•••.•..••. z, and could have been in the reported UFO position at the time . 35 . The State Observatory in t ,b.e nearest capital city affirms that aerial phenomena in that portion of tb.e sky at the time were .• .. . . . .. . !Y9!'fti . •. .. . . , . . ... (comet , meteorite shower etc) 36 . The follol'ling visible s atellite passes were scheduled for: 37 . 38 . Satellite • •.•••.. •• ... . . . Time ••••..•..• . . Elevation . . .....• Azimuth ••••••• • .•.. . . • ••. Direction of Travel • .•..•.•• . ...• Any other relevant remarks (eg , about rockets, research bV,lloons etc) _ ,, . . t.clp!-¥w . ~ . <3 .~~~~7- . l?.tff~~ . ( K~. ~9:-'P .~ :· . ~~£.D fl. ~~f . f1t~ . \fw4 He . !~:~ . W.~ . ~If~ . S:~ . (Jf -?f~!J .t;K . t{c(f; .Attr-~\..7 StC.HJ"rrl) Ay TH~ There is conclusive evidence that the object reported was ....... .. .... ........ .. ... . .. ... .... ......... .... .......... . .... ... .. .. ....... .. . .. . .. . . . ...... .... .. ... ..... . .. . . . . .. 39 . The object reported could have been • . £~ .+ .. 9"!-. ...•.... 40 . '' SP~r ~,._.t(_ ,. ..... ....... ..... .... ........... .......................... Tb.e cause (or likely cause) of the sighting car.not be determined . • /).~ .~~~ . ~t'Unit) , A l '-;"-;7;A,~ ~ .. (Name) . · /.9. /'!?~ .4 f ... .. .. ... (llate), f!.-:C:tfl'. . !-:L.£r.1.1.~~.4;A ... /: .• (Rank) )ZNY ~ FM HQLA'J C ?.Av.etJ~QSI.JPCOl1 RA~ D~PAIR ~ R ~=' S • R I C i E 0 A298 FOR HQSUPCON C INTELL 0 PO FOR OHAIR oAF! PD .JFO REPORT PD 11R A FLEMl1! 'lG AGE 17 YRS GRoCERY ASSIS AN OF 23 FIFTH AVENuE ALTOUA IJICTORIA REPORTED ~HE FOLLmoJING SIGH'.ING HADE FP.0:1 HIS HJ~lE AT l231JZ ON THE NIGH~ OF 12 NOV o8 PD THE I~EA HER lAS FH!' AriD CLEAR ~11TH FE:·J CLoUDS IN THE AREA PD THE Q:.lJECT t•JHlCH UAS a,ui!D AND CHANGED COLoUR" FRoM tmiiT TO BLUE !VAS FIRST SIG !TED AT AN ELEVATION OF 30 DEGREES ABO''E THE HOR!Z'Jt1 OvERHFAD LAVEP.'fO'l I..J MOVING IN THE DIRECTION OF POH., COOV THEN Oti:li 0\IER roRT PHILLIP PA' PO THE FLIGHr PATH APPEARED TO BE STRAIGHT THEN CURVED PO NO S~~CiURF SOUl'D OR E' HAUST TRAILS ~JERE OBSER'IED THE OBJECT DISAPPEARED IN l11DAIR AFTER APPRo 15 MINUTES PD Hii1ESTIGA!IOIIS IS IN PROGRESS ~.. N 11 ACTION COPY INFORMATION COPY ).,<')~ ~~~ 1------- COPY COPY • INFORMAToON I
/ Fl1 HQLAV TO FJl oc IH QSUPCOM RA\PP\oEPAIR - BT ct! hO¥ 14 2 46 I --- __ __.; ~~ ~ r--r-:-:----~ ~ :t:' ~ n-f!i Me>SAGE IS CU.SS 1=1 - ,...,_ ~ 'Jll y or R --~-N~ I I:D. Tv-. ' A MINIMU~ I C • '--E tviUST BEAR t RESTRICTED.. l.A.,S'F CATION OF ~ : R E S T R I C T E D ~99 FOR HQSUPCOM C INTELL 0 PD FOR DEPAIR ...;:s&Z DAFl PD UFO REPORT PD MR A FLEiiMING AGE 17 YRS Gl\UCER'i ASSIS 1ANT _..,...... OF 23 FIFTK AVENUE ALTONA VICTORIA REPORTED THE FOLLOWING SIGHTING MADE F~M HIS ROUSE AT 1311 ~z NOV 68 PD TRE WEATHER WAS MAINLY Fit£ AND CLEAR ~18 OF HIGH CLOUD WIND jl5 1 15 KTS PD THE OBJECT WHICH WAS RoUND CHANGED COLOUR FROM WHITE TO BLUE WAS FIRST SIGH TED AT AN ELEVATION OF Appli()X 20 DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZON OVERHEAD LAVERTON MOVING IN A SOUTHERLy DIRECTION ON A SLIGHTLY CURVED FLIGR- PAlB PD NO SHAPE COMMA STRUCTURE COMMA METHOD OF PliOPULSION COMMA SOUND OR EvHAiJST OR VAPOUR TRAILS WERE OBSERVED PD TRIS IS THE SECOND SIGRTlNG OF AN OBJECT BY THIS OBSERVER IN THE sAME AREA WITHIN 24 ' . HOURS PD BOTH REPORTS ARE SIHILIAR PD COI1BINED INIJEST!GATIO-..:_ N _ _ _____ 1 lN't'O BOTH SIGHTINGS IS IN PliO GRESS c ~v· \& · v? \ lt 4F ORVtA,-1 0 N COPY ......, :er c:.. :cr= -- zr ~- J;.. O::TION - t ) COPY L'..$., INFORMATo ONI---r COPY . I ___ _ __, ___ _
-------- A hh FM l1L-\ V .--- r. t: 3 T R 1 C T E D A 301 FOR H1SUPCDl1 C INT"~:.:LL 0 PD ilEPA IR DAFI 1-'u U.r v REP0R7 PD l·IR A FLEt1HING ACE 17 YRS GRuCER'i ASSISTAt-!T OF - 3 FIFTn A'JE tlUE ALTvNA VICTORIA REPORTED THE FOLL'J:J lNG SIGHTING -· •ADE F?.ON HIS li0f1::- 1\T ~ ll C:l55z NOV 68 PE tiE!IThER HAS FINE AND . vi..EAI< IHND LIGrlT VIS GO::JD PD THE OBJECT 1·/AS A YE:LLO\•J ISH POINT OF LJ1>n1 ~USPtNDED 30 TO 35 DEGRHS AI:'DVE TrlE IDRIZON 110VING iH;STERLY II .. TH AN AllGULi\R VEL:>ClTY OF AB:lUT 1~ DEGREES PER nOUR MINUTE .-!OE TO SIDE l't>IJEMFNi .lAS OBSERVED M> STP.UCTU?.E MEANS OF PRO- ?UL!:>~OH S.?UND OR C::XI-AUST TpJ;ILS llERE OBSFRVED Pu lNVrSTIGA T!OU IS 1:1 :m n /Jo.':TION COPY COPY · INFORMAT.ON I \
h P. eo-ere Kt l.ebaDcm !fold Sealeanl • VI C'roRU 3ZU Dear llr eo-ere, 2 I ! '2-., tJw {., I ~ · In repl;r to your letter and report dated '8th Auguet ' 968, I cuat intoftl you that tbie department 1Dveatigatea wah I"eporta onlll fl'OIII the aapeet of national eeCilri t;v. 2. ha.,. not rneived ata7 other reports on tbi• 1na1dent and ha.,. cbedted Kelboume Badara md D.C. A. w1 tb no result. Jla there •re no pilot reports or un«xplained r.1dar 81Btala, we are aatia.fied that there na no threat to J.uetrillan eeCilri ty. 3. 11'011 your cleao:ription of the sp ed, direction and duration ot the aipt1Dg, the moat likel;r «Eplmation is that a meteorite wa.a ente&g the eartba atlloa; he1'6 or 1 t wa.G posSi bl.Y an earth eatelli te llreald.na up OD eater11ag the etmosphere. !~~~~1,, (J • .r~ • FI...t. "UDCl!:i) .:ting Commander For Chief of tbe ir Staffj) , ., 4 RR .,Y~;;"P I£ .. l. -v ~ -.... <.. tlt{RRR <? l-:31 !. fi, HQTVL ~o tt ",1rpp /DEPnl~ Rn ~RO? / HQOPCOll ... 2 ___.. Ui IBz dJitfl c: ~ I C "' E L ,u" • 0 l''T.c.L i?EPORI PD FURTHE!l !1 A I.~ 2..J '1??2 tOV6 ?D "- ~PH ERICAL 0!1J ECT IJqTI.l NED Fi?~"~:ll1tt'~- 'hG•. 1", RMn " r- h"'!O" L:~~'<:LA•'D n ' 'D q 1 ' G FOI? ARDED AI RFRF: l GH- Hl \,l " G COl•N 1'D J F p;-11l=l l~GE ctl.J D ·Fl Cl111 Cn R~ R.\.,f '31\!:'~ f AI!(J:ltd"l" q' h 'CI.JL .. Ch.iL'- o Ph TI '~ TVL l 40J Ll'CilL l.:DE - S P!i 1'\Bfl V ,... OJ:!J cr Dl~ - rovt lED ~y BILLY ••D·•M n?l 11BOR ! Gl''ttL s- OCKHIV' i'?EGI~ i' i?n-10 ' 1 ' 'u,1~ ~ hH)9 HQ~.'L."Tf)' t~ PP:~ 0 :i'.lHH T":L y l'lt\ i?CH 19 " 8 P D Ot:lJ E:cr n~ ~ 0 ""Hl!?D ~t..R lED lP SAt..'D '' .. 1\R 1\ CREEK RA ~ 1K LOCn TED t o . ~::: . c <- OUTH Cl1i1 14 1 . 3q . ,. -Asr Po n 1t1S Mo V£o T!> I NKE~Ht ," srA- Io', •1FT R oJ~cov ?v A''D IT ,Et1AH'":D Tf!ER- il'JTIL CUSTODl 0BT·> l ~1ED P. " FICO PD nt·l U"'I.RLf Tol)cTP.!' hP'l FL .<THER ll' FORI'!I\- !QN FROd CI!LLY 11Dhi1 ~JH0 1~ lLLl-- C:~o:- .',• D l.HO Dl D ll OT OBSEttVE FI''YTHitJG SlG " lFIC1-\~l'J· PU0 "'0 lll.SCOVE Y OF 03Jo:"CT P D ' 1 n a - HER HlFORllA.,. Ic)t' A VA ILAqLf. F'?OM ;:-,..: !O'' 111,", GZ . 0 OTHE~ STt\ff E';\CEPT O' 'L Y O" E O~J•C''' FC'IL'' 1\"!J ·o- - 0 t.S O~ J."'lt'i'.L_ Y ~EPOR "' "'t , 't P'?EVIOLS SHL 1 t1L ?D 1:t C 1~ ~. Pr.v£ , ... ".TV B38 E S. T l 1 C"' ED 'lf L,c,, ('\ f >l'IPL lFYHH> 1NF0~ 11AT101' COt'~lDE R " O V•l.Lu 1'' CI""JP lLI"c; .£PO,.T l" ~> CC O. D~> 11 CE lTH n PPE.NDIY A Tl) A!' I ••o .> /.\i" D n~J C'T '3! FO~ • • . !l.: D HE' 1 aVh 1U. "JL ~ S1" l LL AC '~InNRR Rii lvPP IE ,, ) -v 0JS l /:.!lL:Jl .,."\ N H '))frf l (_ . ~: - Fu • TVL "· PP/DEPn!. 't .. l , ? /H OPCO.! ~r ''OV€ PD n • ~P 1" R l.<'' ~.,.h.,.l'1" \:) .,.H ct.::' Ln''D h~'D E:l 'G F'H 1\RDED fl.I~F~ElGW .. n l"G C"ld[lt\'1D ~ J F PE I< .1 GJ:' 01M AFI C.'h CMlE •I·•F 'hLSE Fr.l/lt:!"J:>'' R H CIJL ~ C. nl T 0 ;) 11 - lt 1 ~.> T VL 1~0 !..OC•1L ldlE ~S PD nl3f'V ORJ CT Dl - OJvt: .ED >!Y B!Lr..' I'D/\. 1'. 1 j,qQ~IGI"tiL CT()Cf\11;1~ 1 REGl:.-- ?·TIC" "lltl" .'? I lAH':D TH.:. Ut 1 TlL cU-ron· O""'T11.l'lED ~y FICO PD rtd l.!'n.~L To'1 - ,.J l t\ •Y flJ~""HE ~ 1 'FOKI., T 10' 1 F'?O•l ::)!LL Y t\ Dn:-1 .HO l'" ILLI""- msc ~ c.- .T !O Ut. 'nG£ Q OTHE~ STr.ff );c:PT n 'L Y O"E O>!J C~ FOL'' " . '"' Pli4i:. .. 'tT'V taiJB • E .:; T I? 1 C T E D OF l.o\C. 'W •>\lPLlF'il"G l'lFORl1t'.Tl0'' co••s.!D:t:f~ ~to Vi1LU" I" C"11PlLIPG R:?o,<T ll •ICC c.~n .. •·c~ 1 IT!l ~~PPE~'.DIY. ,, ~a 1\Sl ''() .) l.:>.r P D nRJ c"" 3E hOTI1 ... ~ 1P1!T:'D \ lTH Dl SCOVE .. £:? flt'D THIS PLU" OTII":? r.E ~ •\VI\lLi.'JL .. "'FOKNIATtON COPY ILL
b ... 7 ACTION COPY R e.e..; """ ED Nov Z5 0 1 ~ I z Jt,,, ' \.> ,. IYrCEN CA NBERRA INFORMATION COPY ~ . I C T E D A66 UFO !~TEL REPORT PD REF ASl 3/A/5 C! lPAll-1 SIGNAL /\18911 DTG 300~00/ JAN/67 Cl11 HOTVL SI G~ AL~ . j A 7 03 07011 02/J.P .1€7 Cl·ll, A70t! 09220t'JZ/APR/67 PD FOLJ.QtollNG REPORT RECEIVE. F Ol M. F!MNK PAL11EP. l1AtiAGER INKERMAN STATION - SI T' " ATE l APPl OJ. 80MILE~' NOftTH OF NORI'i.ANTON QLD \tiP. DCi1 TOI~NSVILL£ ANt T"C PILOt~ OF ntJ:,H Pll.OTS AlRWAYS LTD TO\mSVlLLE PD TWO METAl. S T .~t l l~ EE.S ~"TtEL LlGHT•·•E:lGHT ~PHERE:S FOUND ABOUT 1'HRH l10NTHS AGQ APP 0. l ~ - l8f'l:l NNr. OF INKEEMAN STATION PD OBJECTS WERt. nlBEDED APPHOA filii:' ThiRD ElF LC' GROUND PD BOTH SPHERES .ARE APP!tOX TlolO FFT IJ If. Jlt> flJ\VJ: A ONE lt-ICH DI.P HOLE EACH EN!> WITH TH!lE ~MALLER PP ~ TH E l:.lGflT DIA lN TRJ.ANG!JLAI? FASHION AROOI\u EACr f.()_£ p "I~ ~HhLLEP HOLES HAV£ A THREA~ED SCRE' IN E.ACI SliT liiE.Y APP I T I \11: B U :.IRNT CFF . !SPHERES ARE MADE It> T 0 PI£- :ES ACHl E LLutD AtD ~AVE A GR~Y OXIDlSED COLOJR FRCH ONE El D TC TH 'ELD PL SEVERAL PCP.TIONS OF THE: SPHERE.S APPEAR TO AIJ ATE: Pl:l ARRJ!J~GE11EtlTS HAVE. BEEN MADE FOR FCIO ANO PHC\TO- GRA0HE.f 10 1 1lHT lNI<ERtWI STJITlON BY 10SQN DAl:OTA .5DEC68' TO VHY AN PHOTOGRAPH ~Plii:;FtES PD tiOJ.MAL •JFO SlGH"flNG REPORTS llLL
25/~11J51Z ACTIO~\~ COPV / 1-:( TI.J ... ~~DEPA~ ~/HC'PCN INFORMA TION COPY •• 1 C T E A66 UFO I NTEL R~P OP.T PD P.EF ASl 3/A/5 SIG AL Al89. DTG 300590/JAN/67 CMI HQTVL SI CN;i LS 703 07(1Jl10Z/AFI\167 C • A704 092200Z/APR/67 PD FOLLO\H NG REPORT F C • M FRANK PALME.R MA~.AGER INKERI-lAN ST AT lCN - SI'I'J T APP N Bet liLES OP.TH OF NOP.I'!At.TON GLD VIA DCA TO l.JNSv ILLE ft~ D T ·10 PILOI. OF BU Sll PILOTS AIRWAYS LTD TOl~NSVlLLE PD HIO METAl. STAI lLE.:>S STt;EL LIGhT'• EIGHT SPHERES FOUND ABOUT l'HRD !•IONThS AGO A?P ], D -l et,i1 NNE OF lNJ<EHt AI'! STATION PD OBJECTS l~ErH .. EMBEDED .n?PF.C o n I D l:iF.1.0W GROilt .0 PD BOTH SPHERES ARE APPkOX Tlo 1 0 FEE'T .HAVE A ONE I CH JJl.A HOLE EACH EN ... ~ITH THRE Sl1AI.l ER l:.IGHT DlA lN TP.lANGULAR FASHION ARCJND S ALL'"R HOLES HAVE A THREADED SCRE l! EACH BIT Tit 'i hP0 W! T(l AV Bl: ~ BJRNT OFF . SPHEP.ES ARE ItA DE IN T '0 PI - ...:s 1ACH1 E.!.. ED At A~E A GREY OXIDISED COLOUR FRC~ ONE EN- T0 TB ELD PD SEVERAL PORTIONS OF THE SPHERES APPEAR TO HAVE BEE · 1\TE P AHRA~GENENT.S HAVE BEEN MADE FOfl FClo AND PllOTC\- G!'U\0PE 0 VISIT lNI<ERiiAN STJITION BY 10SO.N DAKOTA 5.~..~EC68 TO PHOTCC API !PHJ::P.ES PD t<ORMAL UFO SICHTUG REPORT~· 'tJILL VISIT PD _f
1/ .... 2. ). ., RESTRIC'.i'r:l> ni'HUIG~CE .. REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT O~SERVED Pl2r 1 - .BEPOR T !IY OBSERVER Name of o b~ • • • 7.?'!f1:J. •• .? Yl!/: .. t£ • .................... .!.GE •• ..i.? . . ··- .... Address of ~e:rver •• • .f:'.f. T. • • • .0. .. ~~ ·· · .. ?.-~~ . !''; •. . l!!.t;:~!;[ • •• • ••• • ,.., • • ••••• • •••• •• •• • •••••••••• '• ·•- •••••• • HIOOE. •• • J.'i:"X .. ~ ....... . Occupat!PD at observer • • • , /.1.:~ ?. . . ,q~(:~~- I [.c.;-_.":': • . ~~~?':.''.~,.1-.~~n Date 8llll time o! observa.tion . J,.i~~-~1 ••••• /J.-?-~/~ ..... _.,. .•. .•. '.3 . G:. of obsel""'Vation • •• . • ~ •• ~ • • • ~ •••• ••••••• · •·•· ••• ,_ .......... . b 1 t 1 tt . r- i~" t ' A-tel /lA:?ilrf<. }M.,,J A~t,.f<"-1 6. 0 aoners Oc:l on a 1~e 0..1 s g,.. 1ng.... • •••••••..••••.•• ~ ~ ................. .... ........................ ......... .... ........... . ........... . ...... -~~ ... d.i i t ti " "' t i Ct foif!: /,.....A- l#tZ. y H._t... C/~J 1. l oa""'er con tone a roe Ol o;.Jiserva on.ll ... . .......... . . ~.._. 1 .......... , ~ .. f.(/ . .. ~ . ! .~7. . .. .. ... .. . ............ ... .... . .. ............. ...... . . 8. DeaQrtba anr a1ds or equipment cl3ed in ~h~ observatiAm ••• Y;l.~$1;-'f •• ~~ . ... .. .. . ............. .- ................ .. ................ ................... . .... , .. ......... ....... ..... ........... ···- .................... , .... ···#···· 9. Where was object first observed? (e. g •• overhead, oomillg from behilld a bill, ovor the horizon) • 10. . t-~ff .: .. }f.~~OOC:T*:-? •• . 0 :!. .• . ~.~ '!:' . . ~~~ •• ~~. -~~~7> .. . A. ."~t:~ . ~ 7! f:1~~r fe-R_ S' 3 ...... ... ...( (4...5 What first attracted ob.ervcr's 3ttent1on? (e.g., lignt or noise) . ~-. ~~ 7 ..• ~TtL!."!~ . . . (ft! ~.~ .•. ~ ~- •. 1!(.1. . .• ........•......•...•..• · .. · · • · ...... \. .. ................... .................. ............... .. .......... 11 Did b . t A.M::lw-"""' ~ A )tfr,Jr.G • o Jee appear as a li8ht or as a definite object? ... :u:-.;;-;<-t ...... . .. 1). ~#0 06 s....~-al f·R.S"I ftiO•tf~'~ 7 f'i 1"~ 1/iE A w... .... I ~I -:-Cit. ..... ' .............................................................. .... . ~ r.f .. ~t=: ... ?.7<?.7'.. ... ~?:~~ ...................................... . If there was more t4n one objeetr .. (a) (b) 0/"'-·Y erie ctJ~ b_ow TD3J\)'" were tb.erc? • ••••• •• •••• • •• •• • •• • •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • in what formation .verc t.1cy? .• ••. ~~ .~ ••.....•.•.•..•••• • ... · • · • • • • • · What was the colour of tho liaht or object? •••. :!~~··· · ········•••·•••· 4 .... _ ? Alt- ']) ... -F., ..... • ~.:z- 1 • "1-&Cl t wac 1 ta &;lparant siLO.po . •.•• '~ • 1 ••••• •• •••••••••••••••• • •••••••• • • • • • 15. 'lias MY detal.l of structure ob:-:~rvabla? • ••• •• /{.e<, ............ ..... •• • • .. • ... /216. 11· 18 . 19. 20. 21. . 'v obv1ouo? . .... .• t'. . ... .. . .. . .... •. •. ,. . .. ..... . (VV l1~G the ro ).11) " sound? • ... .. . .. . . . . ... . . ... . ..... .... ...... . . ... . .... . . ... ... . 7-~s~/. ; r. <... r..l~ Ll( -r.f--~.1 :, !'lhat ·:ns its ~eight? (or '"J:;lo cf ~tl.on} • • -r:-. ••••• ~ •••• • •••• ~-=- !!~ ·1 ~-<- .,~ --... • . - l'lil:>t ~s .._t:; f;pcod? (or ~"\11:).2· vclocity) •• ~~ •• / .7..(i.. r. ? •• ~r:;.. \..33 tnQ oujoct st:.!tiC'n'l.T.}""' ."''<... .... . ..... . . ... . ......... . .... .. . . . . ........ . \':'hat was thP. ll.rccti·m of !li.:,!!t ,.,itb ref erence to landrnnrlca or points of tll~ comp~ss? S., ~ 1\Z-1,~~ ..-rt ~ •••• • •••••••••••• • ••••• • ••••••• 0 ..... . ......... . ........ . ' • •••• • • •• • •• • ••• 22. Did the objoct r emain on a ~tr~iJht pat h, deviat e , or oanouvre nt all? .~ .~ j ... . r.!!: : . ... ~~~ . . ";?.~~ •• ~ •• ~. ··· ••• .c .~ .~~J ... ~ O"tY.I ~ .... .v<.~ c ~ ""' 23. W~r, ~ny tr 11 of eAh~ust, v~~ur, ~r l ight soen? ••• • ~ . 9 .. ....... . ... . .. . ...... ... . . ....... .. . . . .. ...... .. ... ...... .......... .... .. ~ ................ . 24. Whore did objact dic~ppe~? (Q. G•• in mid..air, behind a hill , o ver t he horizon) ... ~ .. ~ .~ ... ~ ...... ... ............. ........ 25. Do yoa l;r.,;., c~ ~ 'I ph~·3ic,U c•·:.C.cr.oe? (such as f ragments, !)hoto-grapha, or other supporting ovidcrc:c) /VI 0 .. .. ......... ....................... ' .......... .. ......... " ............... 26. H:1vc you observed e.r~y unu:ru~ !Jilonomena pr eviously? • , • • · .'l ~ .•• , .•• ••• • , •. 27. If 30 1 give brief ·ietails c;.. incident ( a) .. . .. tf. ft. ....... ............... ........... ..... ... ............. ........... ' ................ ·~· ........... ....... . ... .. . .. ... ... . . .... ... .... ' ....................................... 28 . St:ltc an;r oxpcricnoo l'lhioh. en'Olblcs observer t o be reas onably certA.in about the 3n3nars siven to 18 end 19. · /~r· · !';'. • .~ .'! · · .~~. · · · · ·?· ;· .. . C""P.:':':f.: · t- · .~ .. ·· ·· · ··· · · · · 29 . A:rc you a meober of any ort~:\."liz:'.tion interested in aeri::l phenomena? ~ .. ............ .... .. ... . '::- . ... .... .. ....................... .... ' ..........' . ~ . ~r ll.~o and _ddres;:; o · organ,~. 1 x:, ti; n . .. ........ -:=- .... .. ...... ... ....... • • • • • • • • .... .. .. .. . ..... . . .... . ... .... .... ......... ....... .. ........ ' .. .... ... .. . 31 . JJI:/ achli t.lon".l infur'l3.ti n ~· ~ c h rcl:1tec to tho o1.F;hting. -f ...... / ...... ..tc....,.. ~~- ~-- ...c; ~ .L.. .. r~-~~ ... ........ ......... -.:.-;- . ...... ................. · .. .... -:- -~ .. . ·rl· . .. . .. . . . ~ . . /.l. r. r~ . . ~ ... :'" .. . ~ .. & . ~!-: .. . ~':'!..~~ ... ":"A:::.:.. . ;.: N .. (~ . .. (':? •. ·7 . . r: -:J· . ~~~~ ... ..... · ........................ . f'.:ST:X:CTZD .. • j)-3- PART 2 - WL E',ALJA.TIC~~ 32. 'lhe followin& cilitary ci.rcr.Jt =rv in tM vicil\ity of th" 1•oportcd UFO position at the timo:- 1"' ~ ,v{. ...__"' ./<7(... - , t,_..._) ~ _,...~._._.~I Aircraft t,yp.-.. · • .I.·~ • • T' • • •' • • · • • • • · · ··I · · · · ·,. • · • '• • •if• '' • • '•' · • • • · · '·' Reading ••• ,, •••...•••.••••• • • • . T ............. T ...... ..•.••••.••••.•.••• T lteight .••.... ,.,,. , 000 ft .. , ....... .... , 000 ft .......... , •.. , .. , 000 tt S-pocd. , •..• ... . . •... !C • •••••••••••••••• •••• • •• • 1: . ...•....••••••••••.•• , •• X: civil 3.3. Th.e !ollor:ineA~rcrs!t r1ere 1n the vici:o) t.v of the reported UFO position 3t tue tioe: - Aircraft type .•...• , . ..... . •. , •••.. . ................. . • , , •.• , . , •.•...•.. Headins ••••••••.••.• •••• T •• •• ••••••••••••••••.. 'i' ••.••••••••••• • ••••••••• T Heigb't. , ...••• . . . •.••. . , 000 ft ..... . ....... ....... ,000 ft .•..•.. , ... , ,OCX> ft SJ)Eled, , , .............. . ............. K .. ..... . .............. • K, ••••• •• •••••••• K 34. Calculations sh.ow that the foll c .• i:1l; planets or major stars r/C!'c in that portion of the slc.v at the time: - ••.••••••••••.••••••• ,., •• , •••••••• • • • • •• N L- ........................................... ...................... ' ........ 35. A meteorological balloon w:?.s re .... lea:lo<l froc •• •• •• ~.:: •• , ••••• , • ••••••••• at • •••••• • • .• z and could have b~n in tho re?Ortcd UFO posit~on at the time. ·~6;. 'lhe State Observo.tory il\ tho nearest capihl city affirms that aerial pb.en0111ena in that portion of ti:o sky ;1t the time ':foro /"1 L • • • • •.. •• ..•• ~ ~ ~~ ~. ~ ~ .. - ~. ~. ~ . • ( coJDot, meteorite shotYer, ' ate) . ~1 . Any other· l' elcvant·l't:cna~s (o, .:;., dX'~,:t s, .. tclites; rotkctt, resc?.roh · balloons) ••.... .... . ...... . ........ . ......... . .... . ...... . ........... .. . · . .. ' . . . ...... ....... . ............ . .............. . ............. .......... .. .......... . . . 4 38. Tb.oro l.s conclusive evidence that the object raported 11as.,., ••• , ••• • , ••• ........ .. ...... .. ........................ . . . .... ..... ... .. .... .............. ......... ....... ~ .. ... ............................ : ............... ~ ........ . )9. 'l'be object reported could'h:wc beon •. {"':J."!';'7 ·· ~'? .............. . ........... . ............ . ... ......... . . .. . . .. ... ... . ...................... 40. The cause (or l ikel.v eanse) of the 31ghtin;. c~ot bo dete~lhlod. .. ... t71ta~ .......... (unit) •••• ~ ... ~~ •••• • , •••••••• (.NOlDe) t p~..- &g •· .. • • .. • .. • ·• .......... 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(' ..•. ::~ ·._. . . .. · .. ·: ~! .. t ... ... : . :~· .. :"'. .:.: . ~ - . . . :•. ,\;'-, ........ · .. ~ . ·.-· ... - ... ~ .. ':'~: . :'. " ~"" .,':) · ..... \ .. - 'C.'-\;. (!~~~r...~"":- 0 40:. iTREPHONE PENRITH 2331 TElEGRAPHIC ADDRESS "AIRCOMMAND SYDNEY' ,., u•u ouon c:;/15 1 1/A.ir( 31) -../.1_ .• , _ / ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR 2600 HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONAL COMMAND RAM PENRITH IW NSW 1 4 N OV '68 REPORT OF UIITDEtTTIF.IED FLIDTG OBJECT (UFO) J 1 . Enclosed is a copy of a report of a~ aerial object observed by !lr Bradley of Sans Souci, Sydney lffiW. 2 . Further investigation by this Headquarters r eveals that the object sighted r:as a childs toy . BmTl!ICTED ~/.... --6 L..._L. . ( -f'. C • LUKER) Flight Li eutenant for T/~ir Officer Cocmanding
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JJ . - 3 - Pr..~T 2 - UNIJ: LVALlJii.T:.:>N The followir~ milit~ry ~ircr· fL ere in reported UFO ~ i ::. ... tr ~ i.r:.c. _ t '1L lCl"ll t·1 ~ ... h 0 / • ) No K-vOr,./N -"""/~!../ ~ Aircr'lft ty~"' fi..I.L: TH;s T/:'f'F- /v 1/. """"'A!C"fl",:-;- or- ......... ... .•.. .. .. !'.C:-;~;r-r. Hc:ad.;n.,. ~ ... .. . .. .- Q •••••• • • • " ... . .. .._ Height . ...... ' . .. . ,00(, t._ . . ... . • v')Q ft Spee . . . ........ .. ... K ..... . . . . K •.•. • . • . .. ........ . .. • K The :followiq: ,...;.~.i~ :::;:.:-craft :;ere i:-: tL· vicii.it 0 th~;. reported UFO ... .::~.:.t1or, :11. the tiE.!? - .iJ~4 <::" -n4 '"1"'F-J,.,H~ · // ) IU~ e;t ,<H" r D ~ THt 5 $1-/ ;"il'.-- ~+-1 .1> N O Aircraft T;-jpl:: . ~ t\ . . ( -~ ~l!tf~~T./.A/f. !"!. Bf!:~Y.~t?. tJ/7 ~ lt. ~ . ::J :fj ,q -z.j.,_ Heading .. .. .. . . ... . T T Height . .. .. . ... ,000 ft •• . • . .•• .. .. . . • .. • . . K . ... . . . . • . . . . rr . . . . . ..... . . . . . . ... K 34 . Ca ... cuL.t ... UJ1::' ~·no\/ uh t ~he• fol.J..mli!'!g pl9'1ets or major $t ro were in th Dort ... or of the s 1 ·y at 1! t lilic . .. . . .. . .. . . 35 . i s. ·~ - teo . ±0 .,_ 1 ..:.. e z] l:ct±l e9 1 ;' qo relc - 3 ~ c: :f±3Jlt .. .. . ...... . ... . 36 . 38 . 39 . 4 ') • !.+ . ••• • • • • • E ·=:.~a eeuJ.A <iS "E l; : c:n .:.J. =.:c 1 e r:•3~ tc:l ·,. ·~ at t n c t illle . The St1te Observ~tory in the ncsrest c&p~t~l aerial phenomen~ in th~t protion o~ thP .. . .... ... . . . (comet, :neteorite shon;r, ~>tc) . . !<.li~. Y. -~ ~ . ~~r.. [@.~(7 Jnit) .. .c!. 7. . . 1(~ . c.( . ~ . f ..... . . {Dne) . / <;"- . ...f'. · . •. /r-..~ " .4-.~ ~-...Y: ~ ·.,nc .. ~ .47.:. !:-C ........ l fn"!k)~-tl~ .. Q~---~~,~:~. · ~r.~~- ~ u~ ~ ._._._...._ (;. vC~CC::."':.o~..~ 'lC t.n.d..;:1't....L.t2d -Ca ... _"' n .... r:.::>r it.~O:: t .t ?- G c t::ry to ~\'J,_ ... .a.,;, me.r.y Q"-.estiv~~ ~ ... y _..,. CC..,w•..u/ _ .• c: ... ~ •• or. t! ... : you g1v V•-· .J2 us~d tor ;-ese,::c . pu:po~ .. ::;. \Cu·:::e on~) : _ : ... \J ..c "J "-(,.. ...... .__ ~ ..... 1.. .... _·_y c-.. ~~ - ;. ~ .. (C .. !·cJ.e c:::.~): ~- ~ ~~~ Ce."ltr-.._ c. '.Veste:-:: ct 'Ll -...._ c.~·;.,)~.. v\;,. .. ~ ...... :v Ci.a ... '-'~u<_._ess Yes ~v _. ___ ':.1- . VIc.:. ~~c. c::>r . d.:.·.:~on. c: t.'1e sky? - v .-;.-.. ... a. Br~g~t b. Clo~c.y / ............ _ ·- • • ·" • ,.., .. cv• o.oJcc. dur!:1g DAY':..:GHT, ·.v?le:-c was ~.e SUX locc..c(;. a ... YO!:. :.:l.:l..--.C ~- t~e Ob;e~t? c.. •• c.. d. To y.:>u.- lc: •• .... Cv..:r .c. d. 1. Q?on•t r r , • J ..:,
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,.. ,. :V.o-::th ~ v•. 1c: :·o:.. !-._ 'e~!i:.ent e::d which {s not adcqt..:._. •• y v.: ~!-'!e c:-"~e~ .... u ... <..4'"~ c ..... !'".w.4 ...... tv~ ....... (...~ VtS"/o4 a..= /-::>Hys;cs .. t/ ,.-.,, 1/~-<.S / T7' (' ~'-" ,~, 'P ~ c,r / ~,-.1-.J> ( j/lt~f-'<..:-~j) ?1<-E__ St.v.. -· TREPHONE: PENI\ITH 2331 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS : HEAOQUAI\TEI\S OPERATIONAL COMMAND 1\AAf PENI\ITH 1W NSW "Ali\COMMAND SYDNEY" 1 N OV '68 2600 .REPORT OF AERIAL OB.rn::T OBSERVED Reference : A. HQ Darwin message AI 163 21 October 1968 B. HQ Darwin message AI 164 23 October 1968 C. Your message AI 490 22 October 1968 1. Enclosed is a copy of a report from Headquarters DarVIin relative to the sighting of an unknown unidentified aircraft at Darwin on the 18th October 1968. 2 . The fact that the sighting was m ade by experienced RAF airorew and detected by the aircraft ' s radar leaves very little doubt that an aircraft was in the area. As the aircraft has not been identified, the possibility of the violation of our national airspace cannot be discounted. ~~:m;,~ Flight Lieutenant / Enclosure : Copy of report from HQ Darwin for Air Officer Commanding RESTRICTED
! RESTRIC'l'ED DIT!l.LIG~CE .. REroRT OF .AERIAL OBJFX:T ~ 3SERVED (OperatioMl Co.n· ~ d ASI 3/ J./5) P&.m' t - REPOAT :3Y OBSERVER !1a111e of o.,• >i If{ r .-= J..A ;. ~ll<..t t.i'-r; ' \ 1 ob~ ••• , • ••• •• •••••• • •• "' ..................... •• hCE ••• ,., .• ..... . ... Address o.lt.,: 1'1"1" ' of ..-bseJ'Ver •.•..• •• •.•. • · •. · .-., ........ ,, ••.. •. • ................. ............. • . ••••••••• ,, ••.• • .• , •••. •••.,. ••.,. ... •• •• ••• . •• , • •• HtO!lE •• • • •• , •••• , ••••• ,). OecupatioD at P. Ar observer ....... .. · .................................. ... , ...... . 4. ! "i'II7.Z ~c.J. {,j Date 5D~ timo ot obser"Vntion. •. . ~ • •• , ... . ........ .. .. .. . . .. , , ..... .., ...... ,. Du.rat1on of observation ••. ~ ~ : ~· . ' . ! .. !'1!': :'.~~\ . . .... .... ...... ··••••• ..... . b 1 ti. t t . z. · ""'t' A trlx. ··•H. I C(. •l L, <tlt,..- I"{ • elf 0 eo~rs oea on a 1101 o ... sl.c."' J.ng •• ~ ............ ~-c .... r ••••• ~._..r.; • • -...;; ~~"'~·t •• . ~ .. ::tr.. · ! ••••• H ·f, .. . !'t ................................. ··-- .. th d1t1. t ti -· b ti L' ,)If 0 -2.C,. /y. \ <. I II•,, V, •··' r ... .... ea or con one a roe OJ.. o sarva on •.. ... . .. . f .' . . ' . ...• r ••. f• ...... -. ~ ·, .sc ) 7cc ~ .. lt i>r'~-+ 6"1r< Lr:>/2.. •• !' • ' ••••• / • • •• It •• •• · ' •••• ·~ •••••• • *I• . ............ . ........ . ............ . . 8. Des<:r1bs an.r 11ids or equipment '.J.Sed in ~bt observation ••• Y .. ·:! ..... :. J ~~: ;l b J ,. , "· •L ' -/. '"' <" ? , ' b - .._, rt < ' .(<t..- . • • ,. ••• '\ • ¥ • •••• • Cl,... •••••• f •• ~ .,. ••• ' · 0 ~ . .. ..... ............................. . ...., .. . .................................................................. 9. Where was object first observed? ( e . g . • ove:ilead, ooming f rom behind a bill, over the horizon). · . ,.. ::'1. L_ ,1.• /; f .. J.,. h ... ~ (;.f.A< ,,... Lc ,f_ . ~._: ••• • • , . _;r;l .......... ....... l········ ······················ ·· f·" ·········· 10. What first attracted obeerver•3 a t tention? ( e.g., light or noi Go) . )..._J D i·l·- (' '~ .. •1 _} k~/...... ' /J' ~ .... n. • I tle.r~J . .. • • ~ • """· • ••• ••••••• 'J • ....... .. ,q •• ' ......... ~ .............. .... ............ . ······-·································································· 11. Did object a ppear a.s a li6bt or aa a definite objaet? • • lJ.~:1! .. ~ .·: ... 1 ... I.~ t ' 'tl.t; f._ •• ~ •• • ,( I k tL-...: ,< 1 .. ... , 1-:.o:. '?~ ... ..I .... , j, f , , c f) v .., .. .. . ············· ···· ··•··· .. ./: ...... 7 : •.. .. , .• .. .•.................... 1 •••• :· •.••. t • • • •• !. · - · ~ t .. : . .. ·'· .. - ~ -~ ......... ............... ................ . 12. If tb.ere was more than one ob ject: .. ( ) h " tb ? I' -., 1-'1 c C" .. r.5, . • ' a ow man., were Qre . . . .... . ...... ~ ••• • • .,. ..... ....... . ..... .,. • •• • • • • • • • • (b) ~r , what f orna. tion wore t ... ey'? •••.• ••••• ,-;-,. • ...•.•• , . , • •• • • · • • • • • • • • • • 1 ). What was the colour of tllo l ~t;ht or obJect? . .. . J •• •• ~ . , (-- . ~~\~ ' .. . ........ . 14. lha t wao i ta & ,;)par en t sb.3po?,, ..• .• , . . ... ( •• • ••••..•.•••••• • ••••...• . • , , , 15. 'll:ls 1\f\Y de t all or a tNct-.1re o'l::-l':Vo..ble? ••• ,\ (, • • • :. :'; :.' ~ ... . .. . . . . . .. • •• •• . . • /2! - .. - to. ::'e.s any method of nropulaion vbviouo? . .. . '\f't;~ ... J.:'.(". .' . .. . ... . ........ , . • . . 17. I ~~~s there ,.A, .. sou:1d? •.. . . .. . , .. .• .• · · ..•. .• . ...•. • . • ••. ... . .. ••• ••••• •• . •• 18 . ':'Jhat :?'lO its heisht? (or 81Jt:;lo cf elevation ) ..... ~' • • :-.<;- ..... . ... ... .. . .. 19. 17h~t \7:lS J.t:l speed? (or a.'1."Ul.::l' vdocity) •••• :.~ .. •• : ~ ~ .. ~~~';> ...... ..... .. 20 . h'33 t.h object "t2t1¢n,ry'? . . .. { .... ,, ..• • ..••. • .• • •••. , ••.•••• .• .• • • • . . .• 21 . ~t \'las th• o1roction of !li,.!..t v1ith r eference to landr.lnrkc or poutts cf t:>: CMlp'\sS? .:2 J- ~ ............. ........................................... \ ................ 22. Did t•.e object re:!la.~.r. on n .:;tr·.i.;h+ path, deviate, or manouvre o.t all? ~ ,. ,_,.. t"i j} J.. ... l- Jl r e 1'. ' """ ... I> · · ···········t···· · ·"'···· · ····· · ···· ·· ·····••• J- •························· 2) . "i::~ "la:f tr il :>:~ e:\:..'t~u::;t, v~"":<l"""'::-, r light soen? •••• :< ...... ·•• -=··.,. ·• ..... .... .. . . .. . ... . ... .. .. .. .... .. .. . .. ' .... .. ... .. ......... ........................ . 24. •':lore d.ld ~" : '~ct. .L.s •PPo=? ( . ,.. , in mid- a~ r, b e hin d a hill , over t ho hori:;or.) 25· ?,.,. ~..., ... ') · , ... ~ '- r>.; ".J ., 14./J-- ( ~~ ~- l ~ &J~J,, ... 1 tt6s, , ,, (L, It .. •• ..... 7 ... . . .. . ........ .. ......... . ........... . ............ . ... . .... .. ~-. Do :JO'ol i ;:n0\'1 of ._; ::· ph;•:;ioCI.l 0". '.<.:!"OC? or otcer su;.portir.g vvi 1 or.r.c) .... (such as f r agcer. t a , photo-graphs, .. .... . . . . . . . ... ...... . .. ..... . ..... .. ....... .......................... .... 26 " · d - _, . •• • 1 1 .n .,j 1- s ,. r ... , I _ • ."l~VC you 00 3Eir'IC ~"l!1 ~ unU3U. . .u. ~ ~0Jl 0rtl3na, p r e '/" OU S J • .. ,. • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • 21. If oo, g1ve brief d.etailc cf inoi dant ( s) .... ::-: ... . ........... ........ . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t .. .............. ·-· ••••••• • ••• .... ..... ... . . . . ... .. . . .. ... .. ................ ............. . ........... ... 28 . St.,tc ">.Il,/ O>':'!'eri.o.;noc which on,._\llcs o bserver t o be reas on11bly cert ain about t he an3qers givc.l t o 18 ;.;nd 19. -- /" I.,..... A I' , . ' ....... .............. ... ..... .... - ............................. ............... . 29 . Are yq ~ a ccober of ~1 o ra~~i7.~tio n i ntere s t ed in ~eri~ l phenomen a? ................................................. ' ....... ................ "YJ. name ~d .. dd.:"C:$3 tf !"g:::.r.inr.ti.:>n •.••••••.•• • ••.• • •• • • •• • ••• •••••••••••..• .. . . .. . . . . . . ... . ...................... .. ...................... ' .......... . 31. .".L'J ~ .... tilt!.':lr-..1 il": ... n.'l3tl."n '~Li·~!. ~l:1toc to tho sightins. A. rJ~ •. 1~ ,..., '" .,,,(. '· "("' .... -; / ~ , .1:' /)lt~' J"' .... -, • ........... ~· .... . . .. . ...... . ... . . .. ,• . : . ' .. .... ' ........ '" ......... ' ..... . ~;. ':':'' .. ! .... ~f .... ~<;'.'!";~~ •• • ••• '· : • • ••• • I .. . : .... . .. : .. <.:~· .. ::·:' ... !: ~ .. fJ.If j ,., ~- ~ r . .. ~~- ~~=- . ~ .... <..:.: :- .. • ~ ... ... ~ ..... . .. .. . ~ - ... · '-' ~,._~ . ~ • .. ': .' •. ~ :.~ •• ~ • 1 ••• ,.., s.,.Y. I cr~ ... / 3. . FROM RA.F CHANG! TO RAAF DARWIN INFO FUFOC UNCLAS KCD365 REFJffiENCE AIRCRAFT SIGHTING IN Db.RWIN ZONE BY CREI OF RAFAIR 9651 181417Z PD AT APPROX 1500FT ON RUNWAY HEADING AIRC~~~ SIGHTED CROSSING RIGclT TO LEFT AT EST HEIGHT OF 2500FT , AIRCRA}'T SHOWING WHITE LIGHTS PRESUMED TO BE THOSE FROlJ FUB.ELAGE WI.NDOIIS BUT NO NAVIGATION OR COLLISION LIGBl'S VISIBLE. FIX OBTAINED BY AIRCRAFT CCWR SHOWING AIRCRAl:T TO BE AT 15 .m.l.S RANGE , EST HEADING OF AIRCRAFT 230/250 DEGLES LAGNETIC , EST SPEED 200 KNTS , EST SIZE OF AIRCRAFT TO BE AT LEAST SIZE OF CHARLIE FOUR SEVEN. NO POSSIBILITY OF AIRCRAFT REL0'1 ELY ENDANGERING JJ.."Y FuiGHT , REPORT SU.B!i.ITTED AT BEQUEST OF ZONE CO!\'"'TROLLER AS UHIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT NOT CLEARED INTO DAR' 'IN ZONE .
->- PART g- UlU~ E\IA.:..UA'l'ICN 32. Th.e ~ollowin& mUitar.7 aircraft :10re in th., vicinity of tho reported UI'O::-roaition at tho time:- - " -- J!)f LJ., , '• o, ! /,;;.,.",-" ,_1 ,JfL). l'\.l.l"~-. t.)"Pe. • ••••. ~ .\ ....... ·' ••••••• -~". · • • 1 •. t • · J.: • • ·· • • · • ... • • .. · · · · . Headi.n.Q •• •• ,2. '/~ •.•... . ... •.•• . T ••. • •••••. •• T •• ..... . ................ • T I s-lC Hei&bt·••)•·· · · · ··~ ft •••••••••••.•• ,ooo rt •• ~ •• ~ ••...•.•••. ,ooo tt ~d ••••••• • ••••• • • K • ..... . .... . .. . ... . ..... .. . K. •• ••• •••••• • ••••••••••• •• K civil 33. 'lbe 1'o1.1owingAaircraft nere in the vicinity of t,lle reported UFb position at th• timez - 34. ('IL lircra.tt tTPe ••.• . . . •.••.•. , ..... . ..... . .... . ..... . ........ , •• • .....,..,. • ._ •••. Hliadi.ng. , •.•••• .. .. • •• , • T •••. ... . . . .............. T ••. • •. . .•••...•• • , . ....... T Heisht •• ,,. , ., , • ••••••• ,000 ft •....•..... . .... . •. . ,ooo ft • • •• , •.•••. , ,000 ft S'J)e'ed, .. •••••• •• ••• • ••• •• •• , . ....... !~ . •...•••.....• • • . .•• • K ••• •• ••••••••••• K Calculations show that the follo,..i~..:; pla.."'ets or major stars we!'o ~that portion of the sky at the time t - .. ~'-/(V~ .. ~ .. .h.~·: '. ~~C\ .,. ~,Y!;i •.• ~? .. ~. ' . ".- ; h .... " L t l c . "' J /C.. ". ~ ' ~ .~ ~ •.• .. .• ~ll,ft;'<. ..• r. . .. . ...•..... ; . ................ . ~·········· · · · ······ 35. A meteorological balloon was re"'.lc:asccl fror. ••. ~!t!:;, ~ ••. . •.• • , . , •. , . , .• ,lA]< N-T ~ .. at. :,It' ..... . .. z and eoul<}\ have/ baen 1n tr•c reported UFO position at the time. 36. The State Observatory in the nonrcst eap1t~l city affirms that aerial phenomena in tlle.t po r tion of tao sl::y at tho time wore • . ::~': . '!~;/;~· . ~'f . ... . .... .. .. . (com et , met~o rita shower, etc) . 37 , Any othor relevant r emarlca (e • .:;. , about 3~telitea , rock:cto, resor.rah balloons) • . . d .' { . . .. . .. ....... . . ........ . . . . . ..... . .. . ••..... ... . . .. . .... ................ .. . ..................... . ... . ............................. ~ . ~ ,38. There is 11 eonolusive evidence that the object reported \7aa. !t':"'. .. ~Y.:" . ';"';-f.; d -1.~ -~·~ .. ~ .. ~ . ~ ... ~ ... ~ .~ .. .. d:~~ :=:-~-:: ~ .•. -:-::--:1-:.c..+ ~ J .{ ....... ................. .... ......... . ......... ... . . ... . .......................... 39. Th.e object reported could n;lve boon .. ~ .. :~ . ~ .-:f: .. -;(. . . -;-:-;~-;-;.'.,';. . :--. .. . : ~-: ~ . <:·.s .. ~:-:-. ::-:-:1 .. ':"":. r.-~ .. . t. .. ~ ... ~ : . (~ .. . ................ . . " 40. The cauae (or likely cause) of t· o :;.ghti •'; c31Ulot bo detenJirtod. ··· .~. ?~~ ........ ..... (Unit) ... ~:S':~.1 .................. (N~) •• ~ .J • .f~ .. ~ .. C ...... .. (Date) .&. .... ~ ..... .... ····· ....... (Rank)ZDJ...l.aaK~K7 HH ~YwPP DE RUR!I 824 23/"50 lZ 1lol RRRRR R 230400Z F11 HQDAR 10 BAluPP/DEPAlR INFO ,j6YiOP /H 'OPCOM .. . " _, t. 6 I z R E S T R 1 C T E D Ail64 YOUR AI -490 220540Z UNIDENTIF!rn AIRCRAFT PD 2CJl(J CHM QUAD RADAR AND MET RADAR NOT OPERATING AT TIME PD NO ADDITIONAL INFO GAllllED FROM DCA CMM MET CHM NAVY CMM CUSTOMS CMM ASIO PD NO UNS:HEDUl.ED ACFT ARRIVED BROOME CM11 DERBY CMM PT HEDLAND CMH IIYNDRAl1 Al1 HOURS l90CT PD RAf ACFT C~T IMMEDIATELY REPORTED SIGHT- lNG TO DARWIN ZONE CONTROLLER !IRO HELD NO KNOWLEDGE OF AIRCRAFT IN .a>t£ AND ASKED FOR SIGNALLED REPORT CHM TEXT OF WHICH CONTAINED MY Al- l63PD UFO REPoRT WIU BE SUBMITTED tfiNN ,) c t
I I lSCRAFT SHOWING WHITE LIGHTS f~ 'lit;%1!-'flt.· .JIOI'I FUSELAGE WINDOWS BUT NONAVlGATlON !SIBLE PD FIX OBTAINED BY AIRCRAFT CCWR --~· , :f 'J'CI BI AT 15NH RANGE CMH EST HEADING OF ~J··~IfJ "DEGREES MAGNETIC CMM EST SPEED 200 KNTS A'r LEAST C 167 PD ABOVE REPORT SUSMl TTED GN ARRIVAL CHANG! AS REGIUESTED BY DN ZONE UllDENTlFlED IRCRAFT NOT CLEARED INTO DN ZONE ~~-·9 .~!:! OILY AUTHORIZE CIVIL OR SERVICE ~lRCRAFT IN Tl!'IE
bo OCT 21 9 31 v ~en · ~ n liQI'IIiJfi · K~.lo-~ ~.,__ W PAwep. WS; ~11 UUtiUW ;)Nf I !) •• ~/ QJ;P 'I il J vtJ 1 'b11rl-, r-1 ,;o lNCL ... 1 1 .3 !Jb!IP~Tl -. i. AIRCRAFT IN DAR!·TlN ZONE PD CRD1 OF R.F HERCUES 965 1 AT 1814172 ON 11.EST~RLY TAKE OFF Ffl()l Ili\R!~IN AT APPR()i( 1500 FEET SiGHTED CROSsiNG RIGHT TO LEFT r:I E"'T H£1 GHT OF 2500 FT \l RC RAFT SHOHI NG t'JHI TE Ll GHT S ~ESUt1ED TO BE THOSE FRO~. FUSELAGE t•riNDO!o7S BUT NqNAVIGATION ().:(COLLISION LIGHTS 'JlSlBL£ PD FIX OBTAINED BY AIRCRAFT CCWR SiOWING AIRCRAFT TO BE AT 15NM RANGE CMr. EST HEADING OF Pl.P.CP. FT 230/250 DEGRARS , AGNETIC C11l1 EST sPEED 200 NT 0 EST SIZE AT U: ST C47 Po .A.BOVE REPORT SUBMI TT.ED EY HER'" C PT IN Oil P.~l V L C H NGI AS REQUESTED BY DN ZONE' (ONTROLL£R PD UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT NOT CLEARED INTO DN ZONE Pt HERC 965 1 OI•LY UT ORIZED CIVIL OR SERVICE Ir.CRAFT IN RE L
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ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE T£lEPHONE 69 OSSO TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS "AIRCOMMAND, MELBOURNE " IN IUI't.Y QIJOn5/o/1fAii'( 79) !)~/ epartment of Air (DAFI) R u ll Offices CANBE ACT 2600 HEADQUARTERS SUPPORT COMMAND RAAF VICTORIA BARRACKS MELBOURNE SCI VIC )004 2 c k. 1968 REPORTS ON AERIAL OBJECTS OBSERVED 1 . Herewith various UFO reports , some of which have been delayed through processing by Department of Civil Aviation and annotated accordingly. All reports contain comments from this Headquarters . 2 • OFOs were observed by:- 'N . Breen, G.R. Buchanan, Jeremy Holden, Terence J . Blyth, Keith L1oulder, ../ Annexes : 5 reports Lauoceston Tasmania Lauoceston Tasmania Trevallyn Tasmania Niddrie Victoria Nest Heidelberg Victoria . ~~~ (H . o7 . THWAITES) Squadron Leader For Air Officer Commanding
1. 2 . 3 . 4. s. 6. «ace of >bser~er .. .. ~~ .G . ~r~¥9~~ . . ~~9~~.??~? 1 9~ ........ . ... Age • •••••••••• •• ~ddress of Observer •.. ?~7.!~~~ . ~~.~~~~ . ~~!~~~~~~ ! ~~~:~~ 0 ~.?~~ : .. ... .... . Occupation of Observer •.•. ~l-~:rlf . ... . .......... . .............••... . ....•...•...• Date and Time of <:bservation (Time to be given in local time) 042240 Tas. Summer Time (1 hour ahead of E.S .T . ) . f"C/._.......,:S.: 19{ f" ................................................ ... ........ ... ... . ~ ........... . 5 mins (from 042240 through to o42245) Duration of Observal:ion(s) .••• • .• • ••.•• ..• . . . . . . . . . .•. •.•.. •.•.• • .•••.•.• , .•.• , Observers Location at Ti~ of Sighting (Give details of own position by map Near .Riverside Golf Course - first refPrence if nossible, or by known · · · · · • • · · • · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · • · · • · · · · • · · · landmarlcs ) observed whilst sitting in car near his residence , ................. ....... ............................................. ·········· 1. •7eather Cond.J..tions at time(s) of obser.•ation(s) ..•. • ..•. , • . , .. , •.•• •.•.. . , .•.. • Fine, clear with full moon. t t f o f f f t t t t I It o t f I I f f I f t I o I I I t 0 f t t t I I C t f t I o I • f t f I t I t o t 0 I t t o t I I t f t f f 1 1 f 1 1 o t o 1 o f. 6 , Aids to Observation(s). (Descri"':. ..,_..., .... ~•ti~-"r.~ 'lsed in the observation) t t t If f f f I f I f t I I If I I • f I t I I t t I f If I t • f I t t I 0 I I I f. I I I t I I 0 t • I t I I t I f t f t t t o t t t t t t t t t t t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I: . ' .. .. ..... ... ........ . ......... . . .. . . . 9. 'ilhere was object first ;:>bsorved, e . g . 07e:rh~'l.l.l coming from behind a hill, over the horizon, etc . Over horizon from S . W . - travelled north then northwest then vanished . 10 . ~.at first attracte ~ observer's atten•i~n, e.z. light or noise • . . . ~W.~ . :-.H~~. ~~~~~ . ~~. ~~~~~. <?~~:: .~?:~:?~ : ...... ..... .. .......... .. ..... . 11. Did object appear as a light or az a defir~te object . As a light. • • t t •' t • • t • • t I • t • • • t t • I t • ' t o • o • • • • t • • I > ~ • • • o • • • • t • • > • • t • t • t • t • • • • '' • • • t t • t t ' "' 12. If there was l!IOre than one objPc~, how ll>al',)' ·.~ere the"C'e and what was their formation . A single light • .. ................ .... .... .. . . . .. . . . .. . ' ............... ................... ........ . 13. wrat was the colnur ~r the light or object •.. ~;~~;.~?~:: : .................... . 14. .lhat was its apparent shape ... . ~ . o~~. :-. ;.~.c~~.' . '!-.~: . ~ . ~!'-~: ...... ........... .. 15. 7Tas any detail of stxuctUX\ ::::.~· .. .... ,~ No 16 . \'Tas any met "l-i " " ,..rc,;uls.irm .L,I"i O:lS,., .. , ,N .~ ..... ,.,. .. , ., ... ,. ...... ,. ., ., ., , 17 a 'ilas there My sound . ..... . ........ .... , . ~ ~ . • N~ . , • ..••.. • .•... , ....... .. . , •••••. , • 18. 0 600 Height, or angle l')f e~evat:!.on •..•. ~l.e .. ~~ .~~<:~ .~~ .. ~~ ..... ~~.~a;>,~·.,.,, , ... ,, . . Speed or ~~~·' . t Difficult to say - object appeared to change direction .;.w~~a.r ve!oc1. y .,., S!l:gQ.£lj; •. ..•• •. , . ..• • • .• .• .• • , •• •• . •• , .••• • • , ... 20 . \Vas the objeot sta ticna.cy • .. , •.• • , , •••• . .• .•. •• •. • _ •. , , .• , . , . • . , • , • , . , , , , , . , , , .. ./2.-2- What was the direction of flight with reference to landmarks or points of the compass •.• Mainly northerly. e e • t t f t f f t e f f t t t f t t e t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t f t t t t f t t t t t t t t f t t t t t t t t I I t t t t t t t t t t t f t t t t t t 22. Did the object remain on a straight path, deviate or manoeuvre at aJ.l? Appeared to cb~ direction - instead of comin~ overhead se d to eh · · direcH~~· i~· ~;,!£ ibe~· s;,~s · io' ~orib;,e~i: · · · ~- · · ·· · · · · · · · ~~. · · · · · .~~. · · 23 . Was any trail of exhaust, vapour or l~ght seen ... ~? ...... ....... . ........... .. . 24. \1here did object disappear, e . g. mid-air, behind a hill, over the borizl"n, In mid- air in N. W . direction, ... ...... ............. .. .................................................... .... 25. Existence of any physical evidence such as fragments, photographs, or other supporting evidence . Nil • ............. ..................... .. .. ... ... .... .... .. .. ...... .. ....... ......... 26. Rave you observed any unusual phenomena previously .. ••.•••.• • •••••.•••.• . •• •••• 27. If eo, give details of incident(s) .•.••.• • •••••••••••.•.• . •.•.•.••• ••••. • . ..• . • 28. State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to paras . 18 and 19 • ...................... .................... .................................. .. .. ························· ·················· ···· ······ ·························· 29. Axe you a meQber of any organisation interested in aerial phenomena? ......................... .................................................. 30 . Name an_d address of orga..-"lisation •........•.•.•. .... .. . .......... .. . .. · · · • · • · · · ·" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ••••••••••••• • • , • • •••••• • , ••••••• • • < •• 31 . Jsrry addi. tional. i.nf o :m.a.. tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . ... .•.•.. · • · ..•. • .................................................... .. ...... .... ..... ..... .. .... ......................................... '- ........... ............ ... " .... ... .. . Signature of Observer •••.••••••••.• • • • • • • • · • · 32. Location of any air traffic in the vicinity at the time of sighting •• ~; .??~;:~?!.~;~?.~?.~~.~~~:~!~.~F~?~?~.!~~~; . trp~~-~~~-~~-~~~~~!~~ion- •• !;PF. {l].ryfilf!;.PM. 1l?r~\l!l?~~t . ........................... . .... ..... • • .. • .. ·" 34. QIJESTIONS 32 ,33 and 34 to be answered by 'nterrogator. ~: Since it is normally impossible to estimate the height and speed of a strange object, it will usually be better to ~ndeavour to de~e~e the angle of elevation of the cbject, the angle through which it moved and the time taken to do this .~ O ~ o 1 • 2 3 . 4 • 5 . ,. v • INTELLIGENCE - RL-pQRT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBS::Rv:ED PART 1 HZ PORT BY OBS:::RV.ER Name of Observer .. . f.e.tTfl. .. /19.<-!~.l>.~J? ...... . . Ag~. ,:;., c;, .. . Address of Observar .. .:? ! . . . 'JJ. f? .L!~tiJJRTY. .. ~ .C.~ P o .•••.. . . . • • ~ f-'5>.7: •• 0 1/F. t.~'ff-. ~~/}. .~ . . . . ?>.< :. ~ . 1 • • ••• • • T elepho ne."\ >:~.~ ~-3 . (Yt~TOiJ.. Mal-\~~'c Ar~ Occupatl.on of Observer . . . o... o o . .. o . . . .. .. .. . ..•.•••.• . • ~ • . "' 0 f Ob t 0 ~ 0 oc. \- 'qb&' c;...;- q • \l ~"" 1-'i.J. '~ Date and -l.me o serva l.on . . .•.••• . .... . . o ....• .. . •. 4"'···' . 1/IJ. Z Dur"tion of Observ::1tion . o J .~ .. ~<¥<;~~ -~ ~ - • • • •. 0 ••••• • •••••• .'. ;;.::::-- Observer's locr.1.tion at time of Sighting . . . 1 .~ •• T~f!: . . ~.~' . \IF-~A-~ . . ~~ ... ,.~e ., , . \~ . .. . ~R\F:-J.~ . . . ~~ . . .. t'\~~ ~ ... , ... .... . 7 . Weather Conditions at time of Cbservation •... o .. . .• . •...••. <-.\...E\1\ R. ~\. ~ \+\ o ....... ... .......... ...... ... .. .. ...... ..... ......... ..... .. . 8. Describe any aids/equipment used in Observation . . ••..• .. .•. .. . .. ... ... ... .. ~~~~ - ......... ..... .. ......... ..... ..... . 9 . Where was Object first Observed? (eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) . ••. ~~ .~ .\\~~~ •••• • •• • 10. ~bat first attr~ct~d Observer's attention? (eg, light or noise) . . ?t\).\?R<: A~ . \i J N~ . . . ~) ~<;..~ !1-f;"f ...• . .. • ~Q;-~~ •. 1 1 . Did object e.ppec::- as a light or as definite object? ••.•.•.. . . A .. ~.t§: .~ .'~ .':r . ~ .... ~ ~~~~~ ........... .. .......... ... . . 1 2. 1 3. 1 4 . 1 5 . 1 6 . 1 7. 1 8. 1 9 . 20. 21. If there was more than one object:- ao How many were there? .. .. • • • . ••• . ~ - . ..•••..... • · · b. I n what formation were they? ..... ~ .. . ..••••..••. \Vhat was the colour of the Light or Object ? •. O S.\\i ~~ - .C{'f.y:y 'Jbat was its apparent shape? . . • c:::::>. ...... ......... ..... . ioas any detail of structure discernible? .....• ~~ .. .. . .... . \Vas any method of propulsion Obvious? . . ... . . ~~ • .••... · · • · Was there any Sound? -~~.~ .. ~~'?':": ... (?.":~~'; .. ': .. ... · : .:~ ... 0 What was its height? (or angle of elevation) .. "'?J?.E; .<;::( •• ~.t •• What was its speed? (or anoc:rular velocity) ..... ~f~ . ~A\ ~. Was the Object Stationary? ..... )...).<';' ...... . ......... . ...... . What was th<:. DJ.r.::ction of Flight with Reference to L'lndmarks or Points of the Compass? . Xh-~~.E;~:-H ~ .t,~f~1l: .~<?T .. T~ . ~ . ~lT ~~~\:>":. ~~,E~\\e\o.) ~,R\'c:.R\ T\tE)..) \,Je.£\.~\) . ,..,\\\>.l~' • . . . .. . . .. ... . ..... .. . .. . . . . . .. . ... .. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . . .-2- 2 2 • Did the object remain on a Strl!.ight Path, Deviate or Manoeuvre at all? ••. "R'F .~'.~"Y~)) •. ~ . • :1:>~':l'-: .~ .~~- ~ ..• 2, ..T 2 3. Was any Trail of E.)(baust , Vapour or Light eeen? .... ~ .~ .. .. . . .. .... . ... ...... .. .. .. ..... . .... ............. ...... ... 24 . Vlher e did Object Disa ppear? (eg, in mid-air, behind a hill, over the horizon) ••. ••• ' .~ •••• ~ . '.'> .... Pi")P:- •.• •.•. •..•• •• . .... .. .. . .. .. ........ .......... ... . ... . . . .. ...... ....... . 2 5 • Do you Know of any Physical Evide nce? (such as fragments, photographs or other supporting evidence) ..•• ~ .~ ••••• • •• . . . .... .... .. . . ... .... ... . . .... ........ . ...... ..... ....... 2 6 • Have you Observed any unusual Phenomena Previously? .. ~~ . 2 7. If so, give Brief Details of Incident(s) ..... . ~ ••• . • • .. . .. ... ... ... ...... ......... ... ......... ... . .. . .......... 2 8 . State any Experience which Enables Observer to be Reason- ably Certain about the Answers given to 18 and 19 . t t f t e t t tee t t I ft f -~~~ t t t ~ - t % . \ . f I e f t • t e t tee t t t ee e e e t et e 29 . Are you a Member of any Organisation Interested in Aerial Phenom.ena? . ....... ~0. .............. . ... .. ............... . 30. Name and Address of Organisation .. ~ •••••.....• . •••• . • . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . ... . ... . . . . . .... . . . . ... ............ ....... 31 • Any Additional Information >•hich Relates to the Sighting • \ . ~!"'~ •• •. ~"T~~~\~~ •• \)-l ':~~'. • • 1\ • . ~,~~\:> .. N~ . . \\'~ .. 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3 2 . PART 2 UNIT EVALUATIOii' ';J;le. f<;>llowitl8 Militsry or Civil J..ircraft were in the 1 c 1 ~ty of the reported UFO position at the tima:- A:ircraft TYJ?e . ~~~"lJ;? :-: ~'"7;=: . .. . .. . . Headi o-.t h.S 70 ~.N'k>--/ ng............. ..... . .... .. ... . #.c..~...t<; f~ .,,,., ........ ~ ~,...;_ • ..., Height • ..... N~ . . ...... ":':' ...... "":'. . . . .... . . Speed . . . ... . ~~ ... . . . .... . . . ..... . .. . 3 3 · Calculations show that th~ following planets or lll:!jor stars were in thst portion of th~ sky ~t the time.- .. .... .. ... .... .. ...... ... ...... .... ......... ... .. .. ...... . .... .. . . .. . .... . ....... . . .. ... . . . ... . .... ... .... .......... 3 1 d f ffJ".r~~ ~~ 4 . A met eorological balloon was rc ease rom .•.. .. . . .. ... . . . 3 5 . at . . !(. C!9. . Z, and could hrv.:! been in the reported UFO P osit i on at the time, 7"~ <J-:.911 ;-,~ Cl,l,.(eJ1 c/v._ to o'u~ncc. "' e!F- f,..4..,Q./. The St at e Observ~tory in the ne3rest c~pitol city affirms that aer ial ph~nomena in that portion of the sky at the t ime w.3r e : ;V/ L . . • . • • . • • • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • (comet, meteorJ.te shower etc ) 3 6 . The followi ng v i sible satelli te passes were s chedul ed f or: S at~llite . .. ~ ~ ~ ... . . .. . T~ . .. . .. Elevation •• -- Azimuth . . ..•..•. . ...- .•.... Direction of Tr-::. 37 . Any ot her r elev~nt re~~rks (eg, about rockets, researc h ~ ~{~~~1M .~~~ -~-~ -~~ ~~ . ~ ~ . ?~~ -= :;r. '!"!~ : .. ~ <? . ~~ -~ .~ 3 8 . the object repor ted was ...... ..... .. ..... ........ .. .... .. ..1 . 2. 3 . 4. 5. 6. J~~ 41"--:::0 ,e.:?/c:vtT ~......, ./)c .-4 R::. ORT OF Am'.Ll.L OB.J.JCT OBS.JRV.::::D Ila:i!e of Observer . .. . 'f :.~ ·. "'!: e.e .n_ . · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · • • • · · · · ··· · ··. Age. ······· ..... 5 ~ompsou ' s Lane 1 ·~ewnham (:.aWlceston Address of Observer . .. . . . . . • . . . .•... . . . . • • .•.. .. • ... . • . .. • •.. . . . . .•. .. . • , •..• •• O cc upat ion of ObseJ;-vt!r •... . ~~f!~~ .... . ....... . . .. ..• . • . . . .. ,, •.• . •.. ,, .•...... De.te :.nd nee of Obsen•ation · l'i<:Je to be g:i. ven in loc.ll time) ~"U"o x .z - .::..;,]! . K . $8 c.lld 10 . 10.68 and 11.10 . 68 • •• 0 . - •••••••••• • • ••• • • •••• •• •• • • • 0 . 0 • • • •• • ••••••• •• • • •••••••••••••••• • •• •••• • ••• 2010 - 2C47~LST (11 .10 . 6r) Duration of Observation(s) •....••. .•• • . .•• . . . • . • • . . . • •. . ••.••• . •.• .. •.••.••••.•• Observers Loca t ion at Tiwe of Sighting (Give details of own position by map . . • ,r ~ ct ~- from Lauuceston - reference if possible , or by known ......•. • . • · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • landmarks ) ir l ir· ction o f D~ vonpor t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• • •••••••• •• •••• • • 1. Weather Conditions at time ( s ) of observation( s ) ............... .. .. , . .......... , ~ ky cle~ or littl e cloud • . .. ...... .. .......... .. ...... .. . .. . .. .. .. .. ... ... ... , ...... . ····· .. ... ........ .. 8. Aid.s t o Observa.tion(s) . (De!1cr:P' • .-.r.. eq• 1 i ~mn~.L 'll'led t n the observation) ......... ....... .................... ..................... ..... ................. ............................... ........ .... . ... ...... ... . ........... ........ . .. 9. 'flbere was object firs t obseo.-ve:d, e .g. ove :rhead coming from behind a hill , eve r the horizon, etc . ................ ...... . . . . . .... ...... . . . . .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . ................. .. ..... . 10 . ~t first attrac te~ o~ s e rve r' s atte,tion, e . g . lisht cr noi s e . Li0 .1t ·· ··············· ................ . , .. . . .............................. ... . 11. ~d object appear as a light or ~= a l~f~te object . :..lght • • •• • ••• •• • • • • • • •• •• ••••• • • • •• t • • ~ • ••• :) . . . . . . ... . .. . . . ...... . .. . .......... .. . . . 12. If there was moN than one objt>d, hoo1 :nany 7; t>:,re there and what w a s their formation . ·De only • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. "' .... . . .... f' . . .......... . . .. .. . . " . ....... . 13 wr t th 1 . !o!ainly white but changed to red and • a was e oo our of the light or obJect • . .•• . • , •. , • • , . ..•.• • • • . • • •• • ·• • • · • · · blue occasionally. 14. 'ilha.t was 1 ts apparent s hape ... R.o~ . d . , .•.•. , •. • .. • • , .• . • , . ..•... • , . , . •• , . • , , .• •• . • 15. ".Vas a:rry detail of s t l:\lctur· .';:-~· .. "'~ • I • ' • ' "• t t t' t • t • t 16. To ............ ................... ~. 17. 'rlas there a:rry sound..... .......... .... . .. No. .... .. .... ...... .. ......... .. .... . 18, Height, or angle of elevation •• , .. ~e .a:; , .t:~X:~~': . , ., . ... ..... .. .. ,,,, . . . ,, .. ,, .. . 19. Speed or angular velocity •. ~ .~~~~ .~ow_l , Y: .~ . . · .• • .. d.-J:;,e,c.t_i.o;, • • . • . , ., ••.•• , .• ~ • • •• 20. Wa.<~ the obj ect stlltionary • . ...•• .••• •• . . . . ••• •. .•. , ••• , . • • • . •..• , . • • , • , . • •• . . ./2.
22. 23. -2- What was the direction of fli..._t ''"th h e;u ' 4 reference to landmaJ::ks or points o£ t e COl!lpass , ,, n . ?J. • ....................................... .................................... .... Did the object remain on a straight :path, deviate or manoeuvre at all? ~traight • - th • .............................. .......... . . ..................................... Was a.~· trail ~f exhaust, vapour or light 10 aeon .... . .... . .. . . ....... ,, ... . .•. , . • 24. mtere did object disappear, e . g. :nid- air, behind a. hill, over the horizon. uver tne horizon . f ' ' 'e t t' t' ' a It ' ' ' t ' 't' ' ' '' ' ' 't 'f '' f'' '' 'f e ' t ''f. ' t f ' ' ' ' o ' ' ' ' ' ' '' '' t t ' '' • f'' • t 't 25, Existence of any p~sica.l evidence such as fragments, photograph~, or other supporting evidence , 0 .......... ...... ... .. ........ .......... ............. ........................... 26. Have you observed er..y unusual phenomena. previously . .. . . . ... ••• .•.• . ••••• . ••.. . , 27. If so, give details of incident(s) ........................................... .. 28, State any experience 1vhich enables observer to be rea.aona.bly certain about the answers given to pa.ra.s . 18 and 19. 29. Are you a member of any organisation interested in aerial phenou:ena? 30. 31 . ) 2 . 33. 34. ....... .... .. ..... .. .......................................................... ::ame a.r1d add:ress of organisati\.ln, ............ . . .••.. .. ...• . ....• , ..•... • ·. ·. •. • ~ .......... .......................... .. .......... .... ......................... . . . . A ~et .ob server on du~y at time of report stated Jirly addi t1.ona.l. l.IlfollDe.tl.on • ... ...•.•...•.•. . • , . , •.•• . , . • . ..• ...•. •.•.•.•.•.• • . . ....... ~e .• t.s? •. s. : • . t.b·"'· .~~ . t • • Y~ · i · c~ . ~ .e • . t . o~~ . ·t ·o· ~: . • ~ . ~ . a . t~ ·~ • i · t~.', ••••• .•• •••• • • •• ...................... ' ...... ................................................ . Signature of Observer .... . .•.••••. • ·•· • • · • · · • Loeation ~r any air traffic in the vicinity a.t the time of sighting lo Lircra"t beadins in N.l''· direction • ................ ...... ...... .......... . .. .. ...................... .......... .... ................ ......................... .. .... . ... ~ ............ .............. . :ocetien ~ r any meteorological stations in the general area. Launceston ~ir"ort - soutl of observer • ...................................... ..... . .. .......... . ... .......... ........ Cemments ••.. ~ •. /.~.!(.f.!.~~. · .... ~'f' .. ~-ef.~ ..•... . .~~~ . r . ~.~~ .~~ .. ~v_~· ...•..•....•.•• ················ ········ ·· ··· ································ ~: ··,········· Signature of Interrogator .~· ·····••• QUESTIONS 32,33 and 34 to be answered by interrogator, tlote: Since it ia normally inpossible to estimate the height and S!l("ed of a strange object , it will usually be better to ~ndeavour to detemine the angle of elevation or the object, the angle through which it moved and the time taken to do this .1. 2. ). 4. 5. 6. 7. H~ of ObseZ"-er ..... .... ~ . ~·~:r .'9~1! .~: ...• • · . .• •.•• • • •• • · .•••.• •. Age •••••••••••• • •e~RD urescent,Niddri£ , Add:-ess of Observer . ~ .•• • . •.••. . •·• · ···· • • • · · • · • • · •• · · · •• • · •. · • · · · · •• • · • ....••. Occupation of Observer .•• 1:H~~~~ . ~H'?~: ... , ................................ .. . . Date and Time of 'bser\·ation (Time to be given rn local time) 3/5/bo . ,&v(Z) . ~ I;M d ( oo K. 0 • t 0 f •• 0 f • • t' f 1 •• 0 ,. f • + . e 0 • o o o 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 I o 0 I o 0 o o I 0 I I I 0 0 0 • t f o 0 I • • 0 o 0 o 0 o • t t I • o 0 I • I o o 0 • 0 Juration cf Observnticn{s) ••.• ~~,~~~? . ~~~P.~~~:~~~??.~Y~~7?~ . 7? . ~~7;: . 7~7 . :~ . ~~ 1- 1 La!Wceston. Observers Loca~ion at Time of SightL~g (Give details of own position by map .;.::~rcn: . !. .les •· •• o:: Launc•ston reference if possible, or by known · :,u~;oH' u·· c:.ThS' 'l:.h' t.ll't:l':.o.ft· t>n' • • • • • • landmaxks) . ~gmt, ;-/ . . 1~9~ .<! ... !-J?. s . er . v~? •• 1. :-'/~;~. i?. !'-. :-?--?!~~ J: . ............................ . Weather C~ditions at time(s) of observation(s) ..•••..•••• • ••• • • • ..•• • ••• • .• .•• 'V ::;2\:1 1 • 5 kzlo,;b . 'lear sky • ............................. ........... ................. .................... . a. Aids to Observation(s) . (Describe aQY equipment used in the observation) ~. r.here was object first observed, e . g . r-verllead, colllins from behind a bill , over the horizon, etc . Observed to be north of Launceston city. It ~~peared to be at ~vuu fe ~ if bove ::'O"'ltion •re. correct . 10. ~at first attracted observer's a~tention, e . g . light or noise . 11 . Did "'bject appear as a light or as a definite object . Jull white but flashed brightly twice • .. ................................ .. ............................. ........ ...... 12. :r there was ~re tr~ ~ne object, ho~ ~ were there and what was their fo=a.tion. I t t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t t It I I I t I I I I t I I I I t I • It I tI t I I I I I I I t I I t I I I I I I I I t I t I I It t. I I I 13. wrat was the colour ~r the light or object • . ?Pt~ . ~~~~: ...... ........... ....... . 14. .'/ha.t was its apparent shape ••. • !i;>:. ~?~ .. . .. . . . ... . ..... . ................. . ... , 15. 71as any detail of stru.cture observable •..••. ?i.O •••• ••••• • •••• • •• • •• •••• • •••• . •. , 16. Was any met LOd of propulsion C~bvious , ... • !~ 0 ••••••• • •••• • •••• , ••••••••••••••• • •• 20 . Was the f'lbject stationary ..••.•••.• ,,, •• . • • , ••••••• • • • ••. , . •. • .•.•••••• , .•••• • • . . /2 .- 2- 21 . What was the direction or flight with re£e.renoe to landmarks or points of the compass ... ~])_ear"' ~c ~'l'"' 1 -lJ tow :u--.s t he east • ....... . ........ . ...' .. .... .................................................... . 22. Did t.l}e object relllain em a straight path, deviate or manoeuvre at all? U:1 .)le ~c t L • ..................... ..................... . . . ...... .. . ......................... 23. 7las any trail ~f exhaust, vapoux or light seen . •.. 1 .'~ ••..••• . •.•...•••••••••.•. • 24, ilhere did object disappear, e . g . mid-air, behind a. hill, over the horizon. e ~ ~c ~r~c~ o:~ ~bF~.va•ion to lan~ • ............................ ........... ........................................ 25, Existence of any physical evidence such es fragments, photograph• , or other supporting evidence , o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' •••• 0 •• •• • •• •••• • •• 26 . Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously .. .. .•...• • •.• • .•• • •. • .. . .•• • 27 . If so, give details of incident(s) .... . .. .. . . ... . .... .. .................. . . . . . . f f f f t t f I I I I I I I I I I f 0 I I I I I I 0 I o I I o I f I I I I I I f If o I I I f o I I f I I I I f o f t f t f f f t If I f f f t f I f o I I f 28, State any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about the answers given to para.s . 18 and 19 • .airll.ne rilot. t f f f f 1 Iff f t f t t t t f t t t t t t t f f f o f I t f o f f t f t t f f t t 1 f o f I t t t t t I t o t t f I t t t t t t f t t t f I t f I t f f f 29. Are Y"U a member of arzy organisation interested in aerial phenomena? ... .. .......... ...................................................... ...... ... 30 . N=e and address of orga.'1isati•ID ••••.•.•• •• ••••• • •• • . • .•. •.• • • .•••• • ••• • · •. ••• • f f f f f f f t f f f t t t t t t o ft t t t t f t I t f t t t f t f f f f o t f t f t I f t t o t t t t f t f If t f f t f I f f t t f f It o f f f f f 31. Any additional infomation •..•••.•.•.•. • . • . , .• . • •.••. • . • . • .•.•.•.•. • . • .•.•.• • • ......................... .. .... .................... ... ... ...................... ............................. ' .. .. ..................................... ...... . Signature Of Observe.r •.•.•..••. •. . • .••. · • • · · • 32 . Loeation nf any air traffic in the vicinity at the time of sighting ........ .. ...... ... ................... .... .................. .................. • • • • • • • t •••• • • • ••••• • • • ••• • • • 0 •• • • • ••••••••••••••• • ••• • • • • • • • • •• ••••••• • • • •••• 33. Locati• n • f any meteorological stations in the general area. • •• .,_.,e,G ,. ,t., ~ .- . ll , n , c , e .z , t ~.~ n . r, in~or .t .•.... • ..••.. • ..•.•. • . , • .••. . .• . •.•.•.•.•.•.•• • .•. •• 34. Cemmente ••.. : ... . 'f . . t . • "; . o . ~?- .t . . t~ . ?.e. ~ . o . tf1 . e; . ~ . i:; . c'!';t!; . ~'fF. . ofl;~. i;t!' . ~~. t •• t~-: . e; ••.• • as.sw-~t;t uP 'IG o, ~r 'lircra.ft in t~e air . :;A:·:;.:.:.:_. "or~"o · ~ · ; . 'l'~.:.c~ ::q;~ · ~:;:;:ct.: ·;:~~ · ~..v ·;.;:;.,:.::; ~ '/,;:.; ... ~-~i:; ~~ 'I'Uij . ~~ . ~ .;_;~ . ·~ ..... ...... . 1 u.. .J... -J<,v~ '"......:,...'] Signa.tuxe of Interrogator. r:-=~ .· . ... , QUESTIONS 32,33 and 34 to be answered by interrogator. Uote: Since it is normally impossible to estimate the height and speed of a strange object, it will ~sually be better to ~ndeavour tc deteDmine the angle of elevation of the objec~ the angle through which it !:loved and the time taken to do this . ' • het .adviae no balloon flights in progress.
1 • l!a.t~e of Observer • • • <!~r~':'~ . . ~~ !fl} . . . ... . ... . . .•..•. · . .. · .... . .•. A..:,noe • •• • .• • • •.••• 2 , ) . Addres s of Occupation 51. " 1 Bi:- to:- , .>:revallyn. -r;.s O bse r ver . .. , ..... . .. . .... .. ·. • · . . · · · · · · • · · '' · • " ... . · · · · · · ... . ..... . of Obsen--er . . . !C?~~?~ . ~C?~: . . . .. . •. . . • . . . . ....... . . •• .• . . , , . . .. . . . . . . . 4. D a te and l'ime or Cbserva t i on (Time t o be given J..n l ocal t i.Joo) _,r _ ~ y 2046 EST • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • •••• • •• • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • 0 • •••••• • ••••• •• •• • . . ( ) 2 minutes . ~ · Durat1on cf O bs erva1:J.cn s , • • • •• •• . • • • •• •• • • . •• • • • . • • ••• • •• •• •• , •• •• • • ••. , , ••.• • 6 . Obs ervers Loc ation at Time of SightL"lg (Give details of o1m position by map J -l.~t !rom outsi~ e h i ~ , 0 ne . refe rence if possible, or by known • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l andl:la.rlcs ) o .quJ...me-t used • ................... .. ........ . ... ... .... ...... ... ............................... 1. ·feather Conditions a't time(s) of observa.tion(s) ........... . .............. , . , .. , . R ~ . f}--?~~ - ~.' . . ....... . ...... . .. ··· · · · ··········· · · · · · · · ············· · · · ···· a. Aids t o O bs ervation( s ) , (Describe any e qu ipment used in t he observation ) .. ................. .................................. ········· ...... ············ ......................... ...................................................... 3. '1'/here :vas objec<; first observed, e . g . " ve'rlle ad, coming from behind a hill, ever the horizon, etc , Firs t no~ ice d nor th of Lnunce~~ 'n over Tamar River • . ...... . ................... . ..... ........ ...................... ................ 10 . nhat first attracted obse rver' s at t ention, e. g . light or noi s e • • ,l ,i ..t:~i: . . .... . ..•. . .•.......•• •.. • •..... . . . ... . .. . . . .. . ............ . .. ... ....•• 11 . L'id ,bject appear as a light cr as a definite obj e c t . "' l ight ......... ............................... ............ .. ......................... 12 . If there was core than I"Jne objec t , ho1' n.any were the re and what was their formatJ.I"Jn , I I t I I f f I I Itt I I f f I I I I I I t I f I t I I I t I If I • t I t I I t I If If I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f I I I I I 0 I I I I I f I f f 13 Wf.at as th 1 -r th l i gh · t White t hen turned red . • \1' e 00 our ro e t or ObJeC . . . , . , , , , ... . , , . .. , • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • 14 . ·.'lha.t was i t s apparent shape • • , . 1 ?, ~~~:!?~ : ... . •. , .• , , , ..•.. . . .• , . . , . , . , .•. , . •. . . • , , 15. W a s any detail of s t mcture observable . .. 1 ~? .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. , 16 . \'Tas any me<;.od of propulsion " bvious .. ... : 1 ? .. ...... .. .. . .................. .. .. . 17. ~las there allY' seWld • ••••• ~r. . .. ~~': : ..... ...... ..... ...... .. ......... , ....... .. . 18, Height er <>n ,.l f 1 ti •Ot kno.-m . , - '"0. e ~ e eva on ..... .. . . ...... . .. , , . . , . ,., . , . .. . . , . , . , . . . . . • . . , . . 19. Speed "r angular velocity •• • , • , . , • ••• , • , , , . • •••••••• ••• • • , . • , • , •• , .• • • . • . , . , , , • 20 . Was the 11b jeot stational.'Y •.•.. , • , , • , • • • • . • , • ••• , • • , , . , • , . , . • • • . , ••• , .•• , • • .• , , ... /2.
2 1. 22. 2). -2- Y/ha~ was the dil:9ction of flight with refere!Jce to landmarks or points or the compass • •• • • ~o . r. .~ .Lf. O.ny.. : r .~ ~ i 'Ver • . ····· ................ ............... .. .......... ......... ... . Did the objeot remain en a straight path, deviate or manoeuVTe at all? •-P:'<!!c-.re to t· ~~ • ~ tly left • • • • t f. •. t I I t t t It t I t t I t t t t t I It If t t It t t I t t t • t t t t • t • t • t t • t t t t I I I t t t I I t t I It I t t I t t t t iV~ 8l\Y trail f'f exhaust, vllpour or light .. o seen •••• • • • • • •••• • , •••••••• , ••• ,, •• • • 24 , i1he:re did cob.1eot disappear, e . g. mid-ai:r, behind a hill, over the horizon. 3ehi A .o c;e ... . .. ......................................... . ............ ... .... ........... ..... 25, Existence of any physical evidence such as fragments, photograph ~ , or other supporting evidence • • one t f I I I t t t I t I I t t t t I t I t t t I I t t I t I 0 t t t t t I t I t t t t t t • t t t 0 I t I t f t t I I t I t I I f t t I t I • t t t t • t o t I 26 . Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously ...•.•••.••••••••••• . • . •• .••• 27 . If so , give details of incid.e.nt(s) ............. ..... .... . ..................... . 28. St ate any experience which enables observer to be reasonably certain about t he answer s given to paras . 18 and 19 • ...... .................................... .................. .......... ......... 29, Are you a member of any organisa~ion interested in aerial phenomena? ............................. ......................... ........... ............. 30 . Naoe and address of organisati,m ••• • •••••• ••••• •• • •• • • • • .•••••. • ••.•• • • • · • · • • • • 31. 32. ...... ...... .. ................ .. .. ........ ..... ............. .. ................ - - · . .ubgesteC. ~o .. r . rlolden that .ights were o .. t ro\>,bly kn:f addi t1onal infoimatlon ••••• •.•. •.•. • .•.• • • . •• .• •• • . • . •. • . • .• . •. • . • ·• • • · • • • !'rl"") thf' .. -art in,; r l.~count but he 'las not convinced due to c:i.b~enc .. of 'lo.se • •• •• • ••• ••• • •• •• •••••••••••• • •• • •••• 0 ....... . .......... - · ... . . . ................ . t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t I t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t • t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t Signature of Observer .•.. • • • •••• • .• .• • • . • • · • • Location ~ f any air traffic in the vicinity at the time of sighting - vi lCOUl t departed Launceston for l{e~bourne at 2035/EST • ... ..... ... ..... ....... .. ... ... ....... ······· ............... ............ ...... f f t f f t f f f t f t f 0 f t f t f t f f t t t t t t t o t o t o 1 t t t t o t t t o to t t t t t o t o t • f t f t I I f It 0 Iff I I 0 1 t .. t I f 33. Locat i •n .r any meteorological stations in the general area. L_ !lCf'~1;<)r ..r ort. • .............................. ....... .. .... .. ............ ' ....... ............. . 34. C.mDente ••. ,/;.~"':f.~l- .~ .. ~ . -. .. ~ .;(.~ . ~ ....... , ... . f f t t t t t t t t t I f t I I I f I t f I f t I I I f o 0 I t . t t f f o t t I o o • t t t o o t t t • I It f o I f I t t f I If I f I f • It f 0 t f ... ... .. .. ........ ..... - .......... ~~~:~ . ~~ . ~:~~~:~~ ::: ~ :: : : : Q.UESTIONS 32, 33 and 34 to be ans11ered by interrogator. l;ote: Since it is normally impossible to estimate the height and speed of a strange obJect, it will usually be better to 1ndeavour tc deteDDine the angle ~f elevation of the object, the angle through wh1ch it moved and the time taken to do this . • ~et . advise no balloon flights in progress .t@flJ •J!tdtJ( EP R 26~615Z Fi·l HQPEA TO ~EPAIR w ~ 2& !! 2:l C 0 fi f I D E N T l A l. A53 CONFIDENTIAl. YOUR A1518 AND A1523 I£F UFO SIGHTING ON 22AUG68 PD ENQUIRES WITH DCA PERTH DO NOT SHOW AN'/ REPORTS RECEIVE' PD AM Nml MAKING ENQUIRES tUTH DCA KAl.COORl.l-E-~---, SlQITltJC ' AC
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE MESSAG~ FORM .. 0 - FOR COMM CEN / SIGNALS USE Fil" 580/1/1 Pt 10 PRECEDENCE • ACTION I PI!ECEOENCE • INFO ~~T~~~;;;~ MESS4CE INS TRUCTIOH S ROL!TI NB ROUTINE From To Info DE'PAIR PREFIX CR *HQPBA SECURITY CLASSIFICATION (Message s refemng to a class.ried message must be classified Restricted or above) CO ~I!IDb'l\ TlAL ORIGINATOR "S NUMBER AI £>"23 .FOR J:I'LT LT MARTIN PD RE·~UEST EARLY REPLY TO MY Al- 518 18NOV68 RJ::F UFO SIGHTIIIG Oll 22AOG68 -•- ... ••--•--•••--•no•••~••-••0 ·-•-••• .. #'•-.- -•-•••••••••••• • OO•••-· -·· .. -•••H•,...o•-••••• .. •<"",.._,,;,,,,, ... ,.,_,,,._.,_,_ .. ,, ,,,.., •··- ----------·-··----····--·- ·······---- ·---- ·-····-- ORAFTER"S NAME OFFICE TEL No. J.P . • -BRIDGE D/DAli'I(Opa) Cdr
!icir A 22• l ,. .. 1966) 0 , , • • F S·t• $2 ~ ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE MESSAGE FORM cB No FOR COMM CEN SIGNALS USE----- PRECEOENCE ·AC TION PRECEDEIICE • IIIFO ROUTINE ~UT i fffi Info lOR bu N i lll " 4 F ile ( -L MESSAGE INSTRUCTIONS Cv ,n fT I ~L OR IGINATOR'S NUMBER Oli 22X0068 A1ID HQPBA COV .I N3 L ET _ T~-~!_ED _g _~~ -y~ B . ~J? REQ _ ITE~J C A~~L ___ _ OU'l' CORPI DERTIAL EBDQ UIRY IHTH DCA PERTH ON WH.r.~HER tJFO REPORT -- - --~- -·-----··--- ·-·------------····--··--- .... - -···- ··---- . :Plt .. D 1ITH ANY __ ~_ (:/t AGE_!i _E! . ..2.N . ~~ ;l ~ _ _EY.~ .. ~!?_ _ _!!!__ ~\~.T ICULAR DI D~~l?!l_ ______ .... 0 GO iiD I~ EPOR-T FACTS 'IO DCA PB RE ~U ST CH.c.CK KAL OOLIE OJ• WH..."'THEd ______ ,,_.,._ •••••-•..-••--·---·•••• - ••••••-••••- ... •• • 000000 • • •-• •O•+o u ... _._ , , .. _ , .., o ooo oo ooo..._..o __ o -· 0 .. o 00 ,. , , ... Ooo• oo -• ~ ••••-......--•-•·----·•• oo 'ILOTS RIU>I O RKPORTS t:ll~CEIVr ':D ON UFO ON 2UOG PD - •• ••-u- .. •-·- ·---- ••••-••-•• •·- ··--• oo•o• ••••••••-•••o ooo~ ••• • •••••• .. • • •• 001 •• •••• -- • •••• " • • ••·••• • ••• ••• ••·~ ••• ••••-• '"'' --·-••• Oo•-••••-•• •• •• •• • • .. • •••••••-olo:.o --------·· - -- ·-··-- -- --------- ~-------- ···-- ... _ --··- ----· ···------- -·- ·-- -- -----·······- -·- ·-·····-· --- ·····-·-· ...... -··- ···········-·· ·· - ·- -- -·.. ... .... -. ·-·--·- ·--·------- ---·-·· ... ·---- ........... _ ~- _ _ ,_, . ......... ..... _______ ,,._ , ,_ •• • u - ..... ,. •• _ .. _,.. _______ -~·- --··---·-··----· ·--~... ·-··--···-- ... ·-·--····-··-~ - -----··· ··--····--··"··-~·- .. ··-·-----.- .. _ - · ---···-···--·-·-- • T ,cfc oppropr~of ~ bow Pooe........ CJ ,. r. ,,. of Th• • • •uoge t o o c t os a ifted .,•••ot• .... L.Pot• CZJ <toea not ,..r., ORA F TEll'S NAME OFFICE TEL llo . TIME ISYST EM IOPERAT0 1 RELEASING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE I I I AIIO RANK:
.. RESTRI -rED * ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE TElEPHONE: Bullsbrook ~t 200 HQ5/9/Air(9 ) IN ~m. y QUOT£ ~epartcent of Air Russell Offices CA!::SERRA ACT 2600 (Attention DAFI) Headquarters RAAF PEA."'CE WA 6085 12th r;ovember 1968 1 . Attached is a photostat copy of a report received at this neadquarters on the 11th >lovember 1966 on the sightings of objects, whilst airborne by Captain ' s Coxdon \'1. Smith and WaJ. ter Gardin of Llurchison Air Services, Southern Airlines of .. A. 2 . In the letter accompanying the re:port received by RAAF Pearce, Captain G. .. . St:tith states that the report \73S not forwarded at an earlier date due to ,ressure of .York. ) , RAAF Base Pearce requests information from nAFI should interview of tbe two pilots conce~ed be necessary. Enclosure ~~ ~ ( G. A. 1:AllTIN) Flight Lieutenant for Officer Cor.unanding I
Captain Walter .~rdin and myself wen~ n~turning from Adslaid,Q to Ps~h 011 ~ Charter Pf.1.ght. The airaraft was an s plac~ Pi~r NatJa!o ~g-&.etl'at~ VH-RTO, and WN .Ntw-ning U!ptl( from Adelauu. At the• /1-rst "-flh~g I 1JaB as~•P in tM oabin~ Walter was at the contJooZ.. lr'• W.N cro:sir .g at BODO with a ~ airapged of 190-196 lotota track~ .. A 2700 Magnatic. • -~ .., At 0940 G.N.T. (1?40 lr'.S.T.) Walter abr'l4fltly woke 1114 wp in great a:oit.ment and asksd ms tc aoms intc the aockplt qu{.ckl!f. I did so, and M aakad I7IS if I OOkld au what h8 k)Qe looking at. At firet I di.dn 't b•aauee I was still ~ff•l"lng p.o,n th• •If~ of a'Z4Bp, howv•r af'Ur about 30 uaond11 I cowld au what ha was "ait•d abovt. Scms di•tant» ail~ at the •am~~ Z.V•l, and about 600 to my right (I !<las u1 tha right seat) I am.~, a formati<m of airoroft. In ths rrri.dd'l.e lJaa a larger aircraft, and formatad to th8 right and 14ft and abovB, ... ,.,.. 4 o:r S ema!ur ail"''N.:f't. W• ~~~en~ on a traok of 2700 (HJ and these ail"''Nft appeared to b• maintaining ataticn IJ1i.th us. , Beoauee IH hadn't be4m notified of thia troffic, I radioed KaZgoorZu D. C. A. a0111111D'li.oati.ona 04mtM aeking tMl!l r.lhat tMffia the11 or RA.A1' Nul in owo aNa. 1'11• aMWl' lJa8 ?~DrU~. So I tM71 noU/Wd Kalgoortu that w had thi.e fomation i7l aig1rt, and tM!f in twon noti.fUd •ome Eae~ traffic of the danger of uni.dJinti.fUd traffic 130 NM &ut of KaZgoorZu. At abowt this time w lottt aOIIIIDDii.DatioM with Kalgoortie 011 att f'r-qtancies. We WN ge~i11g Kaigoortie CJarr'l.•r wat>a tJI.th no voice propa- gation, only a haah and •tatw. In the '*" 10 IM.nwt•s I tJ"Cf1'11Jmitt.d about 7 ti./nQs and I b.Zi4w Walter did about 6 timu lo)£th no .Nflltlte. A~o at abowt this time ""• notiofld that the main ship •ptit into two seaticns stU.Z maintaining t"M ef111W Zw.t, and the emall8r aircraft than fl.61JJ out Z.f't a1ld M.ght, but stayi71g at th• BamtJ teVtJZ., cmd aomlng back to thll two II!Crin halves of the biggel' ship. At thie «.me thliN appea.Nd tc bs about 8 a>naZkr airaraft taking tums of goi.?1(1 out and ooming back and forrrt:lting on the tlJo halve•. Somstimes the two halves joi.Md and eplit, and the whote oycZ. oonti.nued for 10 minutu. Ths shape of the mai71 ehip seemed to hav• the abi.U.tl( to change, not dl'aat!cally, but a chang• from say, sp1ulriod tc a slightly .ZongattJd form »ith the oolola- maintaining 12 ct07Uitant dark gNy to b%4ok. <o Ha,ever the 87111JlZ.r araft had a constant aigar shape, and WN of a veJ'l( dark colour. Their tNV.Z out and back had a ~01.1Z.iaraty not CUJaoaiated 'llri.th 'IO:!nll aircroft in that they appeared to tl"a'lhfl owt and can~~ back r.>ithout actltalty turning Uke a normal CUJroplane J;JOUld hav. to. At 0950 C.N.T. the lllhoZ. formation Joi.Md tcgtJthsr CUJ if at a singls 00tmlf:l1ld, tr.-n depa7'tsd at a t.NJMndoue ~ed. Not disappea.Nd as say, gas would, but dep<z:rwd in about 3 or 4 eeconda, cLmri.niehing in ei..ae tilt out of sight • . -(2) TM t.>Sa'thu at ths t-ime of ths sighting wae fitu~, ~th nc hau ~ov. 5000' ar.d ab014t 2/8 al.to stratus oZ.oud to t1w 8014th of U8 and ths 0 tJuiJ" ai'l'm'aft. ,Joue on u. P. 0. 1. The dist<tNts f'r'om OlD' ail'Or'(Jft of the U. P.O. r.JOUZ.d b• ~o .. i.bZ.. to guage. beoaus• th~ pN:NqUiai.te to ntabHehing dista11ce i8 to knool tli.ae • and ths sue of thea. objects az.a amknol.m. BCI6>#Wr, for OO!Ipal"UtiW eu•, ths lltli.n ship com- parsd ~"th that of a BO'lng 707 from abot.t 10 nril.u. 2 • .r-diat:el.y a['Ur ths dspartu.N of ths U.P.O. ra.dia corrrrruni- oations II)C!l'fl N8toNd. 3. Neither i.'al.ter ncr nrys•lf had tJ- ... pNe.nc• of mind to check if c:ny dii!J'iation meted in our T11Q(J'Mtio OOII!pC188 or .t~ottc::m::rtio DiNotion Finding Eq&lipmsnt fl>hitet in ths p.ro%inrity of thil U. P. O. tr. 4. Th.z Llhou fozrmztion "'Clintaitu~d th6 sam~~ distanoe and bearing from OWl' air<:N,ft during ths r.1hoZ.. t~ of ths sighting. ,,_ Capt. a,.rcl:ln and nrys•lf dieeu8ssd the righting at l.4mgth dwring and after t11ld (1(1171(1 to t'h••• ~Z.U.ione: - Whllthn tluJ U.F.O.e were (a) Ball.otms (b) Gases (cJ TM.ck of Ughte ( dJ Ai.rart~.ft (a} If the righting II)C!l'fl balloons !&18 ~it imrx>eeibZ.. to s8e these balloon. f'1'01T1 30 nril.4ie, b6oause thu-LX7UZ.d have befm the ~ e~ ccveroed by the alraraft from t~... fint sighting to the dieappearanoe . The U. P. c. s lltri"'talned the sCDFW distance tJzroJOgh?Ut, ~r.lll"'l~ a fr'e• bal.Zcon :Jou'l.d have a cloeUN rate ~~h ua of 196 kte. our (True Ai~ed) and !JO'Ul.d hews at Z..aet passed ~ote. (b) The. Salll6 argumsnt ae above. (c) If it L18H a trick of tight, the oolota- of the u. P. 0 . shoul.d h.cnJ« changed at sOfrlfltime or another, because ths 8'IDI had had a considerabZ.. traverse, coupled bN.th OtJ.r weti.Jard tlom>el tbt:M.ng this t-Uns. Ateo due to the last tw fatne any Nflvzc'ted light r.JOUld hav. changed form draetioally, tJMNae thil U. F.O. had vsry ' littZ.. c~e of s~ or oolota-. .,..._______ (d) 'ile concludAad that th8 U.P.O. s weN in fat:tt aircmft ~th the scZioity of ai~ft ezo.pt ps~ for tM faat of t1w larger U.F. O. ability to spl.i t and chang~ shap• slightly.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN T£UPHO NE PENI\ITH llll HEAOQU,..I\TEI\S OPERATIONAL COHHAND RAAF T£UGI\APHIC ADDRESS ""AII\COHHANO SYDNEY "" PENI\ITH IW NSW I N tU I'\.Y QUOlt 5/15& Air(24) Secretary ~ nt of Air Offices ACT 2600 3 0 OCT '68 1 REPORl' OF AERIAL O BJECT O BSERVED References : A. HQ Amberley message A.B3 23 October 1968 B. HQ Amberley message A.B4 23 October 1968 1. Enclosed is a copy of a report of an aerial object observed by Llr . L. Collins . Th. e object observed may have been a Friendship departing Eagle Farm Airport for J.!aryborough which when departing and turning on to the 315° diversion would first appear to the south west of Deagon then continue to climb on 315° passing over or near Deagon. 2 . Also enclosed is a copy of a report of an aerial obj ect observed by Mrs . L. Feodaroff. The description given would indicate soma type of flare ar fireworks altho\l8h no conclusive evidence could be obtained to confirm this possible cause . / /!:!:__ ~ ~~ . ~:c.WKER) Flight Lieutenant forAir Officer Commanding Enclosure s 1. Copy of xeport by Yr. L. Collins 2 . Copy of report by Mrs. L. Feodoroff RES!'RICTED
1. 2. 3· 4 5· 6. " llt:e of obs.::rv::r. RESI'RICTEID INi'ELLlG ENCE - REPORl' OF AERIAL O:BJBC.•r OBSERVED (Operationo.l Colllm.U'Id ASI 3/A/5) P.\RT I - REPORl' BY OBSERVER .. t.' .~ .. ':-. . {.. o..: !-. ~ . 1 .": . '> •• • ••• •• •• • • • •••••••• • ••••• Age • • 'I. 2 .. . ,\ddress of observer .... . S.) ..... -. ;;/'. f .. C: •••• 1':?/!. f? .. ........... .......... ... . ~- li • • • • • • • • • • • • • . •••• •• .•••• ~ . • • • ': • :- • •.•••••• • •••••••••• • ••• Phone •• :-:-:-:-:- • • .•••• ~ ccupction of o~ser ver . . f. !.'. 5 . . . r:.r;. ~.'l ........... ........... . ... .... . . . . ~ ..... ~ ..... "~ v rc. Date e-.nd tiCJ.., of ob .. ervatl.on . .. • } . • . . ...••....••........... . .................. "' v .:>- f'1 !v 1:::- s l>ur3.t ion of observat i on ...... . .. • ..- .. . . . ........... . .....•.••................. Observer s location e t t ie~e of sign t ine.. • .. ft. r. .. r! {. tf :-:: .. .. .. .......... . .. .. ... . ....... .. .... • • ••••• •• • •••••• 0 •• ••••••• 0 •••• • • • ••••••••••• • ••••••••• 0 • • 7 :'. .... ... .. ~.''! :- .. ~ .. . .!? .. . F .... --:~ . ?. ... 1.:- .~.'. !': .. ...... .. ... .. ........ ... .. 8 . Describe ~ - aids or equipment ~e d in the observation •.•.• ~{ .~ ..... . . . .. . . • 9· 7There was object first obser ved? over t he hor i zon) . (a~ , overhead, coming from behind a hill, .. A ... ' .. . tr. <!.c.: ~~IT. ... ~~ ... Lt .0.'!--.1 .• "Z: .Q.I)I. ... .... ........ ... ...... ... ...... .. 10. ','/bet first .ttrec tcd obser ver ' s attention? (eg, light or noise) • . . . . f .. ·.!.' .II:. l ..... t:o •• ~ . '( / ••• • '-:-s. f . "!.1 -:. ........ ...... ...................... . .. . .. ... ......... ..... .... . . .. . .... ... .. ' .. ······ ... .... .. ..... .............. . 11 . Did object B?pear a s a l ight or a s a definite object? . . • • • • •. • •..• . . .. . . . . .. . . . 1: ........ ~ ..... ~ . . . ". /j, . ~ ......... . ................................ . • • • ••••••• 0 •••••••• 0 •••••• • •••••••• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ••• • •• •• • • • •• • •••••• • ••• • ••• 12. I f there was more t hen one object : - (a) how many were t ht:re? . . . . .... :-:-:-::: .. . .... . ...• • • •• .. • . .• • · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · (b) in what formation IVIU'e t hey? . . •. :-:-;-:-:-: ..............•••...•............. ·· 13 · Whet r.as t he colour of the liaht or object? ... A . ~~ T. . £:;-: .. ... ..... ..... .. .. · • 14 • 1/hat 11as i ts appare nt shape? ................ 9 .. . ~ P. ~~ . :' ...... .. ............. .. 1 5 · ';Ta.s a:ny 1et ail of :>tr ue: t ur .. 'ctl'~·4~"' 1. e ? ..... • ~) ( ~ ••..••...•.•.•••.... . •. &:SdUCTED ... /216. 11· RESTRICTED - 2- Was any method of propuls ion obvious? . ..... J{ . ...... ...... ... ..... ........ .. . /r Was t her e any sound? •.... .. .. . .... . ... . .. • ... . ..... . . ....... •. . . •.• . .•. .. •. .. . 16 . iThat >ms its hei ght? (or aJ18l e of elevati on) ... . -~ .' .. . :-: ..... ,;; ;-(/.. ?' .... .... . 19 . What was its speed? (or angulc.r ve l ocity) .... . : ~ . <.!'f .. . ¥ .. 1 . .. ~ .. . ~~ - ': ') .... . .. 20. Was t he object stat1.one.ry? .... A.- . . .. ... .. ......... ........ ..... . . . , .. . . , .... . 21 . What was the direction of flight with r ef erence to lnndcs.rks or points of the comp:lSs? ... A. :·. !" ... ... .... ... . . .... ..... ... ······· ······· ········· ······ ·· .. 22 . Did t he object remain on a stra i gnt pat h , deviate, or manoeuvre at al l ? >-~ - , - I ................................... .. ...................... .............. .. ... 23 . uas any trail of exhaust, vepoQr, or light seen? . • •••• • • .•...•• • .... . .. .... . .. 24- ... ... / . ~ ...................... ... ... ....................... ... ............... . ~er e did the object tt i sappear? (cg , in mid- air, behi nd a hill, over the horizon) •• • •• • • : • ••• tr_ . =:. ~ -: .... --: .. ':': 1!. ~~ ?'_ •• • /:' . ~ . ~ . !I ~ ,<, r. !;~ ~ .... . . . . . .. . ....... . 25. Do you know of e:ny physi cal evidence? (such as frsecents, photographs, or c>ther support~ e vidence) ... ! .~ ......... .. ... .. ... .. .... ...................................... ..... . 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena pr eviously? • . .•••• )(t.~ JC ........ .. . 27 . If so, give brie f de t a ils of incident ( s ) .. .. ..5 •. 1:' H .. ~ <:-. 1. ,,f.'-i- . . ( .......... .. 28. state any exper ience which enabl es observer t o be r vasonably certa in about t he answers gl. ven to 18 e.nd. 19 • . . . . .'. , _;, .• • N .7. .. .), / : :-tf.{.-.1.;-, ! .1: ·"-:- .~ •. .• •.. , •... , •• •••.•••.•.••.•. .•.. ••• • 29. Are you a member of any or ganisation int eres ted in aerial phenomena? .... & .. .... .......... ... ........................... ············ ·· ······· · ... . 30 . IJaoe and address of organisation •. . .•. . .. .•• .•...... . .•• •... ••... . . • . . 31 . Any additional info~tinn which r elates to the s i ghting • • . • . . • • • c .... !---:-; • • • ••• • ••••• •• ••• • ••••• • ••••• • • • •••••••••• • ••••••••••• • •• •• • ••• ........... .... . . .. .... ..... ... .... ... ... .......... .. ... ... ...... ······· · .. .. . . ········· ·· ....... ······ ... ..... .... ···· ····· ·· · .. ........ ............ ....... . . .. ... . . . . . . . ....... . ..... ...... . ... . . ... . ... ...... . . .......... ... . . .. . .. .. . ... .. . . ...... .. .... ... . . . ... .. . . . . . ... .... . . . . . . .. . ......... .... .. . . ..... . ... RESTRICTED ... /332 . RESI'RICTE:D -3- PAm' 2 - UNIT EVALUATIO N The f ollowi ng military aircraft wor e in the vi cinity of the r eport ed UFO posi tion at the tioe : - ~ Airora.rt type •••.•.•.. ~ ........ . . . •. . .... . . • . . ......•. . .... . ..... . .......... • Heading . .. .. ..... .. i " .. J .. • T ...... • . . .. .. T ......... .. ........ .. .. .. • . T Beight . ... .. . •... •... r .. , .. ~ ft ••.... . ...•• • , OOO rt . . ............. , t:'':"O f t Speed . . ... . ••.... . .. . ......• • K ••• • , ••••••• , • • • •• K ••• • ••.. • •. • , .• ,. , , ., •. , ••• K 33 . The f ollorlf18 c i vil e.ircr aft were in t he vicinity of t he reported UFO position O.t the tic:c : - Jt'(LC Flf#f /ILL )!!_/' ftl T "'' Fl..vn c Aircra.ft t ype ? ? ."<.. ,b ... '1 • €. 'f.~~~ . t:LC'C ".¢ 11 f tEl-) aP :;;.., v Hea.dif18 . .... h-.rfl . • • . • .••• • • • • • • • • '!Vi! 'r/lb/1 ~ ;,· •••••••••• • •••••••• • •• • . . ~ !. . . . • ~ •.•• ~ !!f !'.''~!' . •.....••...•. •. ....•. T Height ..... ~' . 4'!~.. v .. o(. , Cfi ilt. ~ . . C..Lf t'. o/~ 7 ... 1 000 ft .. ...... . .. .. . , 000 t -~~.' . . . .. '?~ . ~:t:. ~~ ?[ . ~ ~'fP . . 1i • • P.'~ .-t: ~ . . . '? :~ 'fl .. . K ......... ... . . . . .. .. ... . r: 34· Calculations sboir t ha t the f ollowint:: planet s or mo.jor stars wer e in t hat porti on of the sky at the t ime :- •• •........ .• . .• .. ..• • .......••...... . •••. . .. . ...... . .. • .. • ). / .r. "11'. rl .. .' !' ... . '-!.' . . 5 .7: :- . '~ .'¥ . . .;>,t;:,Y. y .. . .{/~ ~~ . s . . . /'! . !'(if .~ l: .. .... .. . .. 35 · A meteorol ogical balloon was r .. l eas ed from .... . L3, '. ~.L. ? .Ii."t .~ .. .... . . . .. ... .. . Aft / o.t • • . .• ~ .~ ..• • • • . • .• z and could ~have been in t he reported UFO position at the time. 36. The Stat e Observatory in the noa.res t capital c i ty confirms that aer ial phenomena in that portion of t he :lky at t lmt t iCJe were .. .. .. ~ ~ - '- . ":' .. . ~ ~ ~ .... .. .. .. .. ...... (comet, ce-::aorite s hower etc ) 37· Any ot her r elevant r e marks (eg about satellites , rockets, research b~l loons) ' •• -;: • • . "; •. • Y • • • • . • ~-? f!. Z": • • • .-: · · · '-~ .'':'. • • • • -f /. • .";~ -:. • ,5 ,.;: . • :-: . !?'. ~- • •. • • • • •. • • • .. . ?. . f. ~ ~ .-.-.- . .. . 1 ~ •• :- ••• t' .. f!.": . J: .. .'Y . • ,/},';-, .'.t .Sf. . . 1 .~ .~ . ':'~/; .~~ .... ....... . 38 . There is conclusive evi ~ence t hAt the obj ect reported w as :- •••• •• • .••• • • ..•• . ... . ...... . ... ... ...... ....... .. ...... . .... .. .... .. .. ................ . .~ .. .. • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 ••• • •••• •• •• ••••••••••• •• •••• • •• • ••••• ~ •••• 39· The object r eported could ~ve been: - ~!"' . <o . /f' .. y "-4<.q .. c.. . :;7.,_ /t..r.:; . ~ !/...<: . ~ -~ 1· ~ "'?: •• ;!, .. . ... 1--:-:-~ . --:'~'',/ ~ .. . . 4:.'/ .. ~ - .y /.. ........... . /ll ~ a-< ~/1 JV-1:.' a .,/ -..;y ,...... ,..... .> ~>47 • The cause (or l ik6l y cause) of t he' s (ght ing ccnncS't be de t ermined . 40· ... !? -~ - .• ... : . .. ....... (Unit ) .v , c #c ,S/..Ie '< • ..••............. . ......•....• (Name) •• .•• -. J •• ~ - ~ T: . .6. . K. •.•• (Date) .. ... . F .':-. t:.:. f-: r_ ..._ .... .. .. (Rank) RESTRICTED:-wmv • D?.B0 5.31Jll Q~~ m -=lfAnPP ~RRR RR R 240025Z n-1 HCW!B 10 eMIICf!4~~ iS ill Ot1K 'l>PCOM ... - - - R E S T R I C T E D A83 REPORT Of UFO SIGHTI NG Po OBSERV ED R>R APPROXI11 A TEL Y 3 TO 5 MINUTES BY MR L COLLIN S 33 'STATION R()AD DEAGON AT HOME A1 l8S8~ PD BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT MOVING NORTH NORTH WE ST IC) tOl SE Po REPORT FOLLOWS =
RESI'RICTED INTELLIGENCE - REPORr OF AERIAL OBJECT O BSERVED (Operational Command ASI 3/A/5) PAm I - REPORr BY OBSERVER /'1 A -..; v ")'-' , - A.o 2 ; 1. N8Cle of observer . . . ·· ' ···· .-..1 . ·"' · • • • • • •" • • • • • • • • • • · • • • · • • • • • · • • • '""'e • • .. . .. . . 2. Address of observer ••• ·" .••• i • • Y •••• .; ••• :. .: : : ~ ~ .• :- ................. . ....... . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '-o •• '1 • • ••.•• • ~ :' •• ..-:. • • • -:- :·: • • • • • •••• Phone. ~ . 7.-;- /.t . . ~ ~ . b Jl' (/S ._ - r .:: 3. Occupat1.on of o server ••. • •. • .••..• • ••.•••••• •• • • .••.......••••. • ••••.••.....• . 2 ,7} I 3 j - ' - L 0' 4· Date and time of observation •• • .. ,..- ..•••• • ~. ~ ••• C. • • I .. . v . 'i' • • •• • ••• • ••••••• • • 5· Duration of observation ....... . .. ~(? .. ~ !-;~ . P .~J?! ... ~ . ~ . : . ':'f. ... ..... .. ...... . 6. Observers location at time of sighting •• .•• ~. [ •• / •• ~ .~ •• • • • ••• •.••••••••• • .. .... ... ... . . .. . ... . . . .. . ... .. .... . .. ..... .. ........... . . . . . .. . ......... ..... . . .. 7 ..• •• ": . : ~ f. C: - •• ~ . '-;!.; •• ~ •••••••••• •• ••• • • • ••• •• •••• • ••.•••• • •• •• •• • •• ~ · ••••••••• e. Describe any aids or equipment used in the observation •••• f.. ./.?. ..... ....... . ......... ... . ..... .. . . . ....... . . .. . .............. .... ......... . ... .. ........ . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• • ••• ••• ••• •• • ••• •••• • • •• ••• • 0 • • • • • •••••• 9, Where was object first observed? over the horizon) • (eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ : • • • v-. (.~ • • • ~ .~";-{(~ • • • ~ .t: • • • (If. ..... ... ....... ........ . 10. \That .first attracted observer's attention? (eg, light or noise) • • • . . . . . . . . -f.?':~~~< f. j •••••• 1. .. tf::~ -: ..• . ~ ~ .. ; , t, {. ..... .. ~ ;-::, ••• •. • •••..••.. ......... . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. ............ .. ................................... . 11. Did object appear as a light or as a definite objeot? • • •••••• • •• • • •• •••••••..• /)<., - •. •. ....... ............. . t1 . ... .I{... f. { 11.1. . . • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • •.• •• .•......... . . .. .... . . . . . . ..... ....... . . ... ............................ . . ....... . ... ... 12. If there was core than one object: - (a) now many were there? •• • •. -;-:-;-:-:-:- •• •• • • •• ·.~ •• • ••• • ••• • • , • • • • •• •.•••.•.•...• (b) in what formation were they? •• ~·· · ··················· · ········ · ····· 13. What was the colour of the light or object? .... J) {. {. tfT. ... (~ . /~ ! . 1.: . ./ :·:~#.r 14. What wa.s its apparent shape? .. ....... f.t.;1 ,4. 'Y ... t ./}. ?-. .': .... .. .... .. ... ... .. . 15 . Wa.s any detail of s t ructure observable? • • CF.h ; .. :r:f{t; .. 1 .':'.'! i.". !-: ~ [ ~ T. .. .. (\ \ RESI'lUCTED - 2- ' 16 . Was any method of p~-opuls~on obvious? . · · · .....•..•• • . • ..••• • .•.•••• • ..•....... 17. 'ilas there any sound? •......•. :> •. :-. . ~ . 1:~.;. ':( ... ~ .. ..... . ......... . ......•.... 16. Ubat was its height? (or 3ngle of elevation) •••. • ~ ••••• •• •• ~ •••..•....••..• 19. What fiGS its speed? (or angulm- velocity) •. • l. : . ....... ~ .... ... !.: ... ~ ....... . 20. Was the object stationary? •.•.•.•. -: .• ..• I ~ • . h ~ .... .C .............. .. ......... . 21 . What was the dJ..reotion of flight with reference to land=ks or points of the COmp!lSS? ....., A< N .c- -4 fl..}) .) ....... ······ ........ .... ... ····· ................................... . 22. Did the object rt~lilS in on a stra:ignt path , deviate, or ~aanoeuvre at c.ll? 23 . 24 - 25· . .......... [ ... . :!}.:f .. c .. . J>.(.'':. ~ ....•....• ... .....•. .....• ....•..... ...... Was any trail of exhaust, vapour, or light seen? • •••• • • . •••.•.• ••.. . . ..•...... . ........... ':! ..... / .. r.~ . ~ .C:- •• • 1: r. . F.!. /!. .~~~ ... ... ... .... .... ............. . ~ere did t he object disappear? (eg, in mid- air, behind a hill, over tho horizon) ................ .~. r~ .... ~ . . .t } . .. ~ l t: . ........... ...... .. .................... . Do you know of sny physical evidence? (such as fragments, photographs, or other supporting evidence) ...... (,, ... . .. ............................................. ... .............. . 26 . Have you observed any unusual phenoaena previously? •• . • • f;(, .. ...... ..... ... . 27 . If so, give bri ef deta~ls of incident(s) .• • ••. ~ ••••. . . . •••. • •• • ...•. . .• 28 . 29. 30. 31. ••• • •••o oo ••••• ••• •• •• ••••••• •• • • • ••••• •• •• •• •••····· I •• •• 0 • • • o • •••• • o ••• ...... ········· ............................................... . ............. . State any experience which enables answers given to 16 nnd 19. observer to be r .:lasonably certain about the - ......... .h.t .. ':' ....... .. ................. .. ..... . Are you a member of any organisation interested in aerial phenomena? ..... .... A~~ ... .. .... .... ... ..................... ...... ... ................. .. Name and address of organisation •... • . •. . .• •••.••••.••.•••• •••• . •·· • • · • · Any additional information which r elates to the sighting • . . . . 5:. ! '· ~'- .l ..•. I .. t;.t:.t; ... .{' 1'-. ':~V.! ~~ ~ . / ?F..~'-. 1-. ~ . ~ Y: .. .. 1 .- !1 ~ 9-. :. : ~~ . . -: .. . ' ~ l .................. .... . .;,; . -: .............. .. ........................... ....... ······· .... ':-'. ...... ~4- ,. •. ~) .... ~ . ::- .. -.c .;:: ... - .. 7. ..... ~ ... • - • ..r .. . .. ..... /; . • ' ••• '- r JJA, .._ -c.l'ln£ vc- ~-. - . • • • • • • I • 10 • .... • ••• ....- . "· e •• • • .... • • e • • e • • • • • •. • • • • ••• • • : • •••• • • • • •• • • o • • • •• • ••• • • • RESTRICTED ... /3RESI'RICTED -3- P.ARr 2 - UNIT EVALUATION )2. Tho f ollowing military airor a.ft wcro in the vicinity of the r eported UFO position at the tioe:- Airoraft type . • • • . . . ; · ...••.. . .....•..... •......•...•..........•.•...... .. . Heading .......... , • .. } .... ..T ..... .. . .. .. . T ......... • ....... .. .. ......T Height •. .....•... / .. } ... 1 •• :-:.-:-,oo" f t ....•. . .. .• • • ,ooo rt ............... ,t:":-o rt Speed •.... . ..•... . ..... . ...• • K ••• • • •• • • • ••• • • • •• K • •••••••••••••• • ••••• •••••• K 33· The f olloring civil aircra.rt were:. in the vicinity of the reported UFO position at the t ime : - Aircra.t't t ype ..•..•...•........ ...... ........ . . •.. . •.......•.• • .• . .. . .•.. ..•• Heading ••••• • •. ~ j · J. L · ... . T ••..•••• • •• • • • •• . ..•• T • . • ••••••••••••• ••.•••• T Height •••.••• ,.l ... .......... , OCO ft ..... ... ....•.... 1 000 ft • . . . . ..... . . .. , 000 .fl "Speed •••• •••• •• ••••••••••••••••• K ••• •• •••••••••••••• K •••••• • • •• • • •••••••• • •• ,K 34· Calculations show that the f ollowiii8 planets or major stars were in that portion of the sey at the time:- •• . ...•.... . .. . •..••..............•. . ..•... . . , . . ...... . . . . . . 5.r. . :- ... " . "; . t !': . . . ;-~!~ /: .":!~ -~~ ... -~ !~ . Y. . ......... ...... .... ........ . . . 35· A e~eteorological balloon was r a l eased fr om •• .. .C:.'. f-.': ... ~ . ~~./] ... .. ........ . ' AI .. T at ••• .. t • • ~ •• ~ •••• • • z and could have been in the r eported UFO position at the time . ~ )6, The Stat e Observatory in the nearest capital city confirms that a erial phenoce.na in that portion of the sky at that ti.clo were I ' - I > ( t .. 't h t ) .... .......... ................. . . .. come ' ce veorl. e s ower e c 31· Any ot her relevant r emarks (eg about s a t ellites , rockets, researc h balloons) .. /~, , ' ....................... ..... .. .......... ............................. . •• ••••• • • •• •• • • e 0 e •• 0 • • •••• • • e e ee • ••••• • • • ••• e I •• e e •• e e. e e ••••••••• • • •• • • ••• 38. There is c onclusive evidence that the object reported wasr - J/J.l. ...... · .... · .. .............. ··········· .... ............... ............... ········ · .. .. . .......... ...... ... .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. ... ... . .. ... .. .. ... . ... . ...... ... ... . .. .. 39· The object reported could have been: - •• . ;,._.. !'7. ~- ••. :": 7./!~: --: . . G: ,t;=": • • • • • • • • • ,1,.';/V. !-: ..... : .. :-.': .. . .P .. -.':t.l~ l. .:-:/.£: t-: ... ?/.1.;..~ ,IV, •••••• ~ ..... . .... .. . 40· The c ause (or likely ceuse) of the sightill8 cannot be determined . 1--j f!- ... ,q ..... ! !. :-- ......... (Unit) .) (,:/ • c i{c:. J''ll L l.... •.• ••••• : ••• • .•• • ••••• . • . • • ••.• (l~::une) - - r .. .. .. ... ....- .•... '; ....... (Date) . . . .... . . '-: !. . ... '-:-'. .. .......... (R£l.nk) RESTRICTEDl!t RAiNPF JW Jlf R+*Rt @*§~0! 36Z 2H:Y RRi.RR R 2400262. FN HQA'IB ~P/if 'bPCOM ar 211 R E S T R 1 C T E D A84 REPORT OF UFO SIGHTING PD OVSERVED SY 11RS FEODOR()FF Of 6 YANlNE STREET THE GAP BRl SBANE AT lONE Po BALL Of f iRE APPEARED TO FALL ON MT COOTHA ACCO- l'fANIED BY SOUND Of AN ExPLOSION AND SWISRlNG NOISE AT ~l3~Z Po REPORT FOLLOWS .,- c:: .,., -< ......, .z:.. = c:n = ,..., z -
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE TELEPHONE PENRITH 2Jl1 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS 'AIRCOMMAND SYDNEY • PEN R I~H 1W NSW IN A(flt. Y QUOTl 5/15/l/AJ.r{14) 11 OCT 68 .M.r; I REPORT OF AERIAL OBJEC'l' O BSERVED ./ 1 . Enclosed is a report of an aerial object observed by Mrs J .C. Mathewson 15 Green Street Yeerongpi lly, Queensland. 2. The delay in submission of this report is due to the lJa the11'80n ' s cban&e of address from Toowoomba to :Brisbane • They apparently still own and occupy the Toowoomba residence but reside for most of the time at the :Brisbane address . 3. In view of the description, particularly in association w1 th the loud noise, and the absence of any aircraft in the area together with the comments from the Sta. te Observa to:cy, no cause or likely cause of the sighting can be determined. ,-!-L ~ f..:!:.. . {d. C. LUKER) Flight Lieutenant for Air Officer Command ing 13 . What w~s the colour of the ~lgno or ouJ~•· ·· ·· · ·· ·· ······ · - Ci rcular {f~~~~~!~ . !?~) .... 14. ilhat v:o.s its app.".rent sna:pe? . . ... •• • • •• • • • •• • • • • . .. . .. .. • 15. ~as a.~ detail ~r st r~ t ~ ~ ~e--vable? • . ••.. . ••••. ~9 ........ . ......... . . ~iz e a p rox. equal to full moon REffi'RICTED .. -/2RESI'RICTED OOE.LLlvENCE - REPORr OF AERIAL OB.mJ:' OBS2RVED (Operatic~ Coccand ASI 3/A/5) P,JlT I - REPORl' ~y OBSERVER 1. <n::c "f obsarv r •• • ~.·. J ... c... :--J..T .~ . o . ; ,. · · · · · · · · · · · · · ....... . .. . .. Age. Aa. 2. Address of obs~rvcr .••. 1 .5. ?!. 9 ~!1. ~~!~.e . t ............•....•... • ....•.•....•....... . . . . • • . . "! . 9 ~FP: ::P?-~!l . ..... ................... Phone • •• :- ••••••••• • 3. Occ~pation of observer. "!10?:>~!'?-!'~ ..•• •• ..•.• ••. •......•. .•.•.....•..... ....... 4. D:;.te e.nd tirr. .. of observation •. !owr?~.) 9)9~ . ?!'~~ . .A~S'J.1!3:t •. 1 %fl ........... ....... . Approx. 10 Seconds 5. Dur.:o.tion of observat;ion ••.•... . • •... ....•.•• • •••... • ...••• . ••• •...•.... .. ... .. 6. Observers location at ti~a of sighting .. ~~~F??~ . ?f. P?P~~ - ~:t . ~P.~.~,~~PP.~~r~'t Toowoomba • •• •• •••••• • • •• • •• • 0 ••••••••••• • •••••••••••••• • •••••• 0. 0 •• • •••• • ••••••••• ••• 8 . DGscribc an:,· aids or equipment used in the observation. Y1-~~!l~,. fll~!' . s>PJ.Y ...... 9· ';There wes object first observed? (eg, overhead, coming from behind a hill, over the horizon) . Overhead .............................................................................. 10 • . /hat first cttracte<! observer's attention? {eg, light or noise) • . . 'T~!~~ . :-. ~~l?H~. ~9. -!~~. ~t;14ll. YH;!' . 9!-'?~4ll ••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••.•.•.•• .. ....... ·· ···· ................. ················· ................ ........... . 11 . Did object appear as a light ores a definite object? • •••• ••• • •• . • •..•.. •. ............ H~9~ .... . ............... ............. .......................... . •• • • • • • • • • •••••• •• • •• •• •• • • •• •• 0 •••• •• 0 ...... 0 ••••••• • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• • 12. I f th3rc was mora then one object: - (a) ho\'1 lll!l.nY were there? •. • ...•.. . ...•. • )!/.~,. ........... , . . . .......... . ..... . (b) in 17hat foroation were they? ... . ...... !!/~ ........... .................... .. 13. What 1'13~ the colour of the light or object? .•. ~!!$~~ . ?!~~~ . . . . ............. . . 14. llhat w3s its ap~.rent shapc? . . .. ................ 9H~~.~f~;'f!'~H~.~?~~) ... . 15 • 'do.s :~ . .''l.V detail of st -rur.t<:~·"- ~"se::"'V:lble? •..... . ••... '!!C? • •••••••••••••• • •• • •• ~ize a p rex. equal to full moon RE;ffi'RICTEL •. . j2RESl'RICTED - 2- 16. Was any method of propulsion obvious? . .. Uo, . except.for. aound • • .•.. . . ..•....•. . 17 . ~as there anT sound? •• . Y~~ . vor,.lou~ . eiailar .to.Je t .ea~ue • ••.•.••• • •• . • •••.. 18 . What was its heisht? (or angle of elevation) ... 4~? •. .. .•.••. •....... . .... . . . .• 19. What qas its speed? (or angular velocity) •• • . • . 4S? . iu.1 0 . seco~e •....... ..... . 20. '17as t he object stationery? •.• . • .• •. !fo • • •.• • .•• . • . •.• ..• •• • ••.••• .• •....... •. .• 21. ~ at was the direotion of flight wit h r eference to landmarks or points of the compass? li'eat to £aat 22 . Did t he object r emain on a straight path, deviate , or manoeuvre at all? •.... Strain t .patla. osa.ciu~edi~~.g. aQ&'l• .of .4~ '? .. . . . .. . .. . . . ........ . .. . ...... . . 23 . ile.s arJY trail of exhaust , vapour, or light seen? ••• a~ rka.fNII · \lela.b ul . • •.• •• • • .......... .. .. . ... ... . ... .... ....... ..... .. .... .... .. ... ··········· ... ........ . 24 . Uhere did the object disappear? (eg, in mid- air, behind a bill, over the horizon) 25. ... . Jell1114. treea ........ . . . ..... . ... . ................•... . .. . .... .. ..... . ..... Do you know of any physical evidence? (such as f ragments, photographs, or ~thar supporting evidence) ... ~.1!-aian~~,~~~~ . ~~~~~~~ . ~~f~:. ~~~~~ ~~~~?~. ~~ . ~~ ~ - ~!~ . ~?~~.~?~~! .... . buw no10 go 100 see 10"be cause 26. Have you observed any unusual phenomena previously? ••••• N•·· ··· ·· ··· ····· · 27 . If so, give brief det ails of incident (s) ... Jj.l ............. .. ............ .. .. 28. State any experience which enables observer to be r ~as onably certain about t he answers given to 18 ll!ld 19 • ... ... . ~~~ .... ....... .. 29. Are you a m ecbar of any or ganisation int erest ed in aerial phenocena? .. .. .•. !19 .. . . .. .... . ...... . . . . . .......... . .............. ... ...... .. . . .. . ...... . 30 . Naoe and addres s of or ganisation • • ••.•••.•• yf!·· ··· ·· · · · · · · · ······ ·· 31 . Any additional infor mati on which relates to the siehting . ~~,.P,~ t~~PPFP.9~~~~P. ?P~. ~pp~ ~p~~ - ~~~.:~~. ?~) ~?~ . ~ - ~~?. t ~Y~.~ ?~~ ..... . . ~~P~ JP~,.fTP .. ?,~P¥PP . ~~~~~- ~~~~r . ~P~~ - ~~. ~~~~~P . ~~~. :?.:~~ . :~~ .. . .. . . P~jfJ~.~pp'~~. ~P.~,P~. ~~~?.~. 9lu~~.~~?P . f~~~. ?~~~~~ . :~~:~ ~~}.~~1 .. • .t~IJ~ . ")lJ..p}l. • ~m. P'/:9f!PWP~ . !:-P. ~11P . s.u~ . ~P • • i?Y~~J:.~P. ::~. !'~ . !-1!1!-l!3.u!if. o}>.3•.o.t .• • t>~. ~:iJ.P . 'I'IJ ~IfJ. PPI'Pr.<"AA '-11. !-'P.e. s.u!'F'!'Y ••••• • ••• ••• •••••••••••••• ••• •• •••.•• RESTRICTED . .. /3
REBrRICTED -3- PJi..'Jfi' 2 - ID.'IT EVALUATION 32 • The f olloWing military C.ir<: ft . UFO position a t the tie~e: - r a were lll the vicinity of the r eported Aircra ft type .• . .••......... ~~~ . . ... ... ... .... Headin8 . .....••....... . . . ... • • • •••••• . •••••••• • •• • •• • •• T • • • • •• ...... , Ov~ ft .. , . ., . . ,, ., ,, OOQ ft ............... , (':'0 ft • • • ••••••• • • • •••••••••• • K . • •• . ••••. •• ••• • • • K . • ••.••.••••• • • • •••••••••. • K 33 • The fo ll~wing civil aircraft wer e in t he vicinity of the reported UFO posi a t the t1.oc:- Aircraft t:rpe .•...•.... . ....... .. ........... . • ... Heading . ......... . . • . . . . . . . . . ,oco ft ..... ... ......... ,ooo ft •..••...... . .. , 000 r. • •• • •· . • •••••••••. • • • • • ••• K •• . •• •••• • .•••.•••• K •.•••••••••••• • •• • • • •••• K 34· Calculati ons sho\7 tM.t the follo~:ine; pl :mcts or =jor stc.rs were in that po 35· of the sky at the time:- ........................................ . ... . .... z and could r.ave been in the reported UFO position at tli\l.~,J,;r. ,\q ,Q, .Dl.'l'l'di .QJ; ·'"jQt; .f!\~ (comet , oeteorite shower etc) no known comet or meteor ~ te shower 37. Any other r elevant remc.rks (eg about satellites, rockets, research b~lloons) .&~\,J.J.~\'~~~~~OI\.qQ~~~-~~Q~\~.G~.~~qg.~\~~4.f!q~~~~~~~ .qq~~ ..... . visible to buman ~· would be visible at time of re~orted eigbticg )8. There is conclusive evidence that the object reported was : - . ••••••....• . .• . . 39· The object reported could have been:- ........•...... -:-; •..•.• ... •.• .. ........ 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 1 o o • o • 0 o o o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 . The cr.use (or likely cause) of the sightina cannot be determined . •• ~<! .~~ .~~ . . .••.•...• (Unit) • • 1 .~~ .~~~~~~X: . 1 .~~ • • . .. (Date) . . • . • . ~~ · .. ~ .~~~~ ....•..... • (lbme) Flt Lt .. . ..•.••.•... • ..•••••..•..• • • (Renk) RES'i'RICTE:>RESl'!UCTED ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FO TEUPHONE, PENRITH lllt TElEGRAJ>HlC AODRESS: 'AJRCOMMAND SYDNEY" HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONAL COMMAND RMf NRUI.YQUOTE 5/15/1 au<j9) Secretary .... Ds'O&rtment of Air Ru~s&H . Q!fices CANBERRA ACT 2600 PENRITH 1W NSW - 2 OCT '68 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS ./ 1 • Attached is a repor-t of an aerial observation by ~ . J . J . Chandler, a ~eteoro1ogical Bureau observer based at Daly .Vaters . 2 . This incident \vas the subject of a signal from RAAF Darwin to this Headquarters on 15th September 1968, which quoted the observer as stating that "a number of high flying aircraft which looked like fl.ir~es were sighted proceeding South". J , ...n i!IIIDediate check. indicated that there were l.lirages or in fact any other aircraft , service or civil kno~he- in the area at that time. A further check with the WRE Satellite Prediction Service established that it could not have been a satellite . Forwarded for your information. RES!' RIOTED ~ .... 0¥ (B . J . HAYES) Squadron Leader for Air Officer Commanding ? . ..,I ' \ J
(Opo r atl.onnl ~~.~"lei ASI 3/ ;f5) P.\R:' 1 - rtEP.::uT :SY OBSBRVER 1. Namo of b ,1' tf_H;JrL. -J ro • {',_ / "(.".L.;. ...._'1 '"E :>..? 0 ~.-.. 1 1 , • •• • •• • • • • • • •• •"" • •••"•• • • • • • • • •' •• •• ./'loV'. • •• ,-/, •• ,.,,., .... 2. ddr ! ..__ !\ "' 'f \vJ!Tt:.4-~ M'f C. 777 A oe.s o • v;;ta:Pvor •. .• j ....... . ... .. ... '"'"' ..... ....... ............. ............ .. ::.. 1 ·\ Hc.o .. ~t:' l t...<E- • PHOli"' 12 at-'~"> ~c" 'f:t;rJ r:'J. ..; tt..•r. •• ••••• •• ~ .,. •••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ..... ~......... . . . . i!.i • •••••• · : f'l):'e..,u""'~"~ ). Oooupat1.on s:tt obaervar . ... 'Y .1 ~.J . .:..(~· . "" ::....~ .~[~ '[ , ; 1 :- •• •• P.~~ - ~ ~ ' .~ (~.~ ....... . ,.,.,... ~- 4. Date anli t ilDe of observation •• .I.e:-:. ~ .- •. F. t; ~· .... ! ~'?-f •• - •• !? . ? . ~ . · ....... .. 5· Duration o! obsel"Vation ••.. . ~ . . ~: !"'!~ , .... .. ............ ..................... . 6. Ob - e 1 tion t tl-~e of 31 ·cLtlng j>,Lni S,.-.~..._c,_ ,., Tnrc•l'u:Juf£. aezvra Oetl. a. w u..,.. • ••••••• ••••••••••• • •••.,4•-••...,.•••• f.'t.rt'N-!'TN." •.• • hhr. :. . f-.1ht:.·rl .. f:..,f., f. . .... . , . ... .. .. .......... ---. W tho C d1tion t ti ~h o-"' obsarv ~· .. ........ ,".~.: ~IA'lc v, 2,., ~r,.; •rc oa r on o a •lollY ... a"1o., . . .. . . ..... , . .... • . • ··-· ,. . ,. ...... . >4; {.._ tJr Sot or-T .:. o -r,,.J L" AT ~:::>.:.<-.:;,-r )v,::~~<~c.C: ""'"'I> Cnt.lvf . . ...... .. . ..... ' . ...... ... ......... .... . . .......................... •f .... . ... . 8 D 'b .d • "- ' • .._,_ b t• PtLP,- &t-tl'<•# • oecr• e any aJ. a or equJ.:;;mEm" uooo. l:'i ... ~ o servil 1on •• • • .- • • ••• •• •• ••• , .T.tt~QJ:>,"'.t. I If-; •. , . JV!I: • •• ., ( . .••.•....••...••. .....•••....• ....•••.•.•• .... , ... .................... .. ....... ... , ................... , ............ . 9. Whore wan objoct first cbsorved? (e.g., overhead1 coming from behind a hill 1 ovor tho horizon) . -r;.~ .. ,,t l t f~.-l:>C"''''~ Lri-"~ AT AN A.u.Lt:<!·,· ~~ l'[,c·l//'/Tf,J • , .. ,.. • • • . . n , • .. .,. .. •• .. , .. . ... , .... , ... , , ... . . . , .....•. , i ~ •• , r • .• • .. • r ~ t_,., I ":11•i(o ? (; l' 10. Vlha t first :~ttract;:,d o bserveJ.·' s uttention? (e . 6', , light or noi ~o) . I? \VIIt'"' / ,_ .•, ,.,( fi_,_• p, .,r f!,i ... 1 fw""' /t;t,;•l>~>l) N4-TtCf::";' SvM ••••• , '1 •• • .............................................. " ••• • •• • • ••••••• • • }:?r-;1 r ( Tt•d• ,.;:- ,.- I).., r ~, •r , N ."':"''''· - <- .'-<'.-J i c ....... ""' ... .. , ......................... .......... ~-· ····· ········· ········ ···· 11 . Did object apponr as a l}Ght or as a definite objaet? , • • l f.r."I ,' 'JT/; • . • e-.oJC:<-;; s_ ~ .. , • ~~(, , . • "! ..... . F: ?t.'J;\ •• _ ;;_~ .••••• • r .. . --:-- ... . ~ .... .t •• • : ~ -....,_ '-f ••• t=.' •• • ~'! . . t ... _,._ , <~· . ' ·. r~- Y1Wh tl ,r?,, .. ,_.,-; ·- \Ill"- I ,£ . " ............ .. .. ...... ......... ..... ..... ... ....... ......... ' .. ... ..... ... . 12. I! there wo.3 more than ono. object: .. 14. (o.) {b) how Cl;ll'\y were tbcro? . . .. ~ .•.... ~ . ..... ..... , ...... ... ...... .. . . .... .. . , . ..• in what fo-'~l. ·on -~ro - 1 ··o•l'? _.,-.- ) - • 1' • A-,.,.• ···--1.\0 Hy ... ,..,• •••••"•••••••t•ttt•••••••••• •• te eett•ttf <)d '"'< Ctlc WJ .. h~ _ • / ~ ._ :~ < i'fnat wao tho colour of tho l:!. f'ht ~r ob,!eet? . . - ; ..• · . •. ; 1 ••• • \~. • ••• 1C" •••• • : .. liC:.U~.:> L. .. ,l,;f,..l l_liir._:J,- 1.. ...,, I l,.~ttr,; •' What WilG lt& at~po.ront sho.pc;? • .''.·:•. :· • ••..•. j-_ . ;'... ·'· \, .•• •... ,., ..... ... , •.. • 15. 'llno MY detnil of struct-J.ro oil.::t-."Vabl u? ••. , ,; •• • ••. ••.•• •••• •••• , • , , • , .. , •.• /2'n.~e III'IY ootbod of ;>ropul cion c;.b•.-iou:::? ..•••• .• '-. •. ••• •• •• ••••••• • •• • • •. •. • • • ,., '· ~"'. -·"'' ·- £, •.. ,-:-) 7:no t nero !)l'j.)" ool:~:"l~ . ••• • .•.•.•••••••• · · •.•• • ••.•• • • ••• • ••• • • · •• • • • • • • • • • • 21. \'.'hat 1V<l3 the direction of fli~i.Lt uith reforenco to len&nn:rl<c or poil'\to of the CO<np"'OO? ...... .... ..... 6."c."tt .... ~ .... ~ ~ f:,.-~ r .. .. . <:'1~ •• •• ~ ; '3.<. l. . • . :r~ .. . Z~e; . P.. 22. D id tho object remain on a str"'izht path, devi<1to, or manouvro at all? t),/2£'-T f'>A7rl JJo VG.th -.I TtC~ol . ......................... . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .................................. • . . et':' •... ~'"!!!- •.. • V.''. "s: r ... . !=-!""~~: ••••••.•• • •.• • ••••• •• •••••• • •• • ••••••• • • 24. rr~oro did object ~cappoar? (c . ~ ., in o~d- air, bohL ~d a hill , ovor tho horizon) 25· """' T ;--:., " W '"/'"''" -;;.. ,:r- ,_ LJT,:= t:<· /OVO--"' {!AIL··~ - ' • • • V1 t"'l'<'- • • • • • \ '\\, • • ••• l li .._ ••••••••• ...- .- . ··f'\ ••• • ~ • •••••• s-. r-. 4 r• rr ., • . -. , rl- ,,., .... Dr> j"Dt.l iato':': of ~..,j" ?h:.·::ic~ C'tiC..c~oe ? or othor su~portir~ vvi~cncc) . , ... ,.0 . ......... " .. ............ .... .... . .......... .. . .. .... .... ....... ............. .. ". 26. H:lvo you obooi"tcd ~:; tO.llu:;u:tl IJllC:'lo;;;c:r,a praviouel y'? .... , I:./ A . ......... , .. 27 I f . ... . -"' . + '1 " . 'd t ( ) • 00 , {)l.VO 01rl.C"' C1e .. al. ::; CJ. L"1Cl. en 9 , ... •. •, •:•., •• • • , •• • •, •• • • • •, •• 28. ...................... ......... .. .............. .............................. ................ ............... . ........... -. ...... ........ ' ... " ............ St-.tc ~.ny cxpcrionco nhich onablcs obs-arver to be reasonably certain about tho an::mors g~von to 18 a.~d 19 • • l·ltJvE ..•. :: e£~ ... fytl)t('f. -· Hf(-.fJ •. h.-Y(t(f- .• .t!t.'fltV'I~J· •• • (~ •• {1. ({., • .'~CLv':>;PG ~r.,~C-1 F1> 'l. lwrcL'c "'..rc;:;. '~'~ 4r,,.mc,.~ ( ' "''· t> Olhc...:v ... r,...,..,~ rlucmi:<' b.I!Ct.J'i,:'! A:ro you a membor of a•1Y or(~.:ll'li:r.;:tion intorostcd in ~orial phonooona? Na · • • ••• • •• • • ••• • • • 0 • •• • •• • •• • ••••••••• • , • , •• • • • ••••••••• • • • •• • ••• • •••••••• • • )JJ . ll~o and addro:::;::;, of ors;!l"'"liS<.tion . " . • .. :'{ .. ~ . •..•.. .• • •.• ..•••• .• ••• • . ••. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • ••••••• " •••• " ••••••••••••• 0 ••••• • •••• ••• • • •• • • •• •••••• • • ) 1. /ony addit:i.on:U 1.ni'u-re-.ati"n \7r.ic:. !'(}l,.tes tc tho signtl.ng, ,/(:- . . . ~:-.~: . . ' .-~::~.-.' .. :~·-:·:<~ . . :-;.·~~"-:"!. . . 4 ...... ~z .. ":~ .C.~ .. ~ : .. ~ .. ~;7(. r .LI'· ()1-...w -.....- ......, .... c: . ._.." ...... ,.. ~ ~ _ , /.. .. ••• • • • •• •• 0 ..... " •••• 0 •••••••• •••• 0; ................ :,• •• •• •••••••••• .) • • • ••• t f.- .. / .: A;. .A<:-:: ... -: .... .. ~ .· .. .-." . ~ ........ :-:'. .... "'.: .. ~ ... . -: ....... :. .... ~ .. o . • -<--<.... <;,..;_ ............. - - - ""- --- - ... (.. (;,: :SS':':CC':'n • .. ./3)2. Tho follo-.in.s t:ilitar:r ~il" crn.ft ~:Ol'e in t hiJ vicinity of t ho r oportod U?O pooition at tbe ti~o: - 'v Aircro:~ft type •.• , ••.•••••••••••..•••.•• , ......••. •• , ••• • , , , •••••• , •• •.•• , Hoadin3 • ••• , •• •• •• , .•. • .••• • • • • ';! . . . .. •. ... · • T •••• • ••.• ••• . .• • ••.•• .•• T Rei&ht •• , •••• • • • •• , 000 ft ••• • •• . •••. •.• ,000 ft .•.••• ,, .•• • .• ,,. ,ooo ft Spood. , .•. . • . ...• , . ,X: ••• •• •·• ••• • • •• • •. · • ..• • · • K • .••••• , •••• •• ••• • •• •• , , • K civil ' Tile folloni.ne"'aireraft r1cre i.n ._he vicinity of tho reported UFO position at tbe time:- Aircraft type '\ ..... t. t f t I t t t t tI t • t t e e e • • t t t t t t t t t 0 t t t • t I t t t t t •• It • • # t t • • I I a. I. Heading., •• •• ••• ••• • •• • . '1 •• • •••••••.•.••••••• · • ':?. •• • •• •• • • • • ••• • ••• • ••• • T Reiabt • • ••••••••••••••• ,000 ft •••••............ . .• ,coo ft • • •• • ••• • ••• ,000 ft S-peed, • • • • • , •• • •••• • • • •••• • • • ..•• i: ...... . ..... · . . . . · . . . K .... • ....... .. . · . • K 34. Cnlculationo show t ha t tho follov.i:'IG pl:ll'lctG or 1!13jor st aro woro in that 36. portion of tbo 6ky at t bo t 11:lo: - .............. .. ....................... .. ....................... .............................. , .. ........... .. .... A lllOtoorological billloon wet~ re;-.lcasocl !'1.-cn .. . 1?·~! :1. •• ! ~~ l: .~! .. . !~· :'~ ~~ .. ~ ... ::, ""··r~,.; " . \;". ... -'- _, {_ L """'4" h ''~ ~ ;t:.ir',)~ J... r AT - ""' ( ,. (. -, "'- . "'J at •• ~ •••• ~ •.• z ·~~a could havo been in tho reportod UFO pocit1.on at tho time. 'lbe State Observuto;::oy in the nearest c:;pital city affirms that narial phenomena i.n thet ponion of tho c.k~· at -.;ho timo waro ---- ........... . . . ~ . . ......... (com o·~ , moteorioo chewer, otc) . 37, Ally o';bor relevant rcma.rks (o • .:;. 1 nbout ;;;:-.tolitus, rockoto 1 raso:>.roh balloons) .. . ... . . .... . .• .. . , .............. . . . .... , ....••.•..•.•. · • · · · · • · · ........... .. ' ...... .................................. ............. .. ..... 38 • Thoro i a conoluoi ve evidence that the objoct ret>orted l'laa . . .. }'!! .V. ~ .. ·~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• •• •••••••••• • •• ••• ••• • ••• •• •• ........................... ............. . . . . .. ........ ................... 39 . The objeot PO'P¢rtcd could h:\vo '.loon ..... .'.• .... -. ., .. . .. .. ........ . ....... . 40. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •••••••• .••••• • •••••• • •• • • The cause (or likely Co:~Use) of /"~ ~J-.;..1..) lri •••••••••••• • • ••• ••• • ..• (Unit) .)J ~CF' -6\ • • • • • · • · • • • • • • ••••• • •••• (Duto) t ho oig h•i .. ; cannot bo dotertlinod.. ~ ..: __.. .... · ......... ........... .. ...... (ll~w) . . . -;'"/ .. • ..... : • ...•.••••• • • • •.••• (Rank) REST?.! C' J!l!l ' ,... • I .. .... ef. ~'l•HT,AJ(,. . 1 I I Itt t I 0 It I 1 +
RESTRICTED TllEPHONE 4)13 COMMONWEA LTH OF IN REPLY PLEASE QUOTE No 5/.3/A1r(9) ROYAL AUSTRALIAN I > rORC' Office of Resident Air Force Officer P.O. :Box 811 PORT 1110R.ESBY TPNG 26th September 1968 )~<.(I The=Fe etary Dep ent of Air CAhJB ACT 2600 REPORTS ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1. The following report of a UFO sighting has been passed to this office by the Department of Civil Aviation, Papu~New Guinea Region:- 11 UFO sighted Rabau.l at 1844Z 14SEP68 by Met observer G. PIDDOCK STOP Theodolite bearing elevation 56 . 5 DEGS {a, travelling very rapid in NW to SE direction STOP Object appeared very bright and on regular path STOP height unknown STOP Object did not give appearance of meteorite as much too bright steady and giving no apparent tail effect or attachment a . 11 2. DCA have no knowledge of any aircraft movements in the area at the time and have assessed the sighting as a satellite. 3. In addition, the Department of the Administrator, TPNG has received the follovr.UQg report of a UPO from Rabau.l: - Observer - Mr T. TAYLOR - School Teacher . Witness - Gwen TAYLOR. Date - 1SEP68. Time - 1955K. Duration - 1i Minutes . D1rection- Travelling erratic course SE. Height - Approx 3,000 to 5,000 ft. Colour - Gold- reddish. Size - Slightly larger than star. Met Conditions - Clear night. 4. There were no knovm aircraft movements in the area at the time of the sighting. 5 . It is considered that these two report are probably related . 6 . Forwarded for necessary action. For Information Headquarters Operational Command j)IJ~ (D.A.B . CARTER) Wing Commander Resident Air Force Officer RESTRICTED1 . 2. 3 . • 4. 5 . 6 . REPOR':' OF J.r:f,IAL OEJ~C'.i' O.BS . .:.HVED Name of Observer .... ~ .. F.W. i?: . · . R ~.i:-F.r-1. .... , .•. - •... . A ~ ~. 1 C .. Address of Observer .. . i:t P.y . YY.I?.tf ).t}?../'l.t;? . ~ [2.J>. ... ~. ! t:l~0!j) ... . """'11>?fZf3i.J-i~;;. C-1-.r=r?.IE:r.._ i"~v;:=L.F-1\. Accupation of Obsexver .. • .. ...•.. . ..•.• ~ . . .. ~ ... , .......... t-. r. ... . - .. Date and 'l.'ime of Obs~rvation (':'itne Lo be <~iven in loc:~J. tit,e) . . . J . 8: -:.Jr. --:-. ~ ~ . . . . . . .... ... t;f : f '?. . (l .. 'n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Durauon of Obct:rv~tl.on( s) {jfi!P# . ~ •. ~f .C:W '!'D.5. .,., ....... , ...... . .... . Observer's locatio~ at ti~e of sibh~ing (Give details of own f3~00i1 S 8:):? wfl.f: i\ ~N r-wr ;:.. ".osit~on by map reference if · .. · .. · · · · · · · · · · ·" .. · .. · ·"'! ' · .... • .. _)OSSJ.ble, or by knowr:: landmarks) . ... . . .. ... .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . , • • •• ••• ·•· . , . • • lf•,.-• 11!'•1•*• ' ••• 0 •••• •• •• ••• 1 . Weather Conditions at time(s) of , Observation(s) . ()- ;fff?~ . . ~)'<j. .. . . Vtf.t::nt . . 4dffl.tl . <i: ~ #: . •.• ~H. ... .J.r-5 LV:R)( ............ , ............. . d . A1ds to ObservatJ.on(s) . (Describe any equipment used in the 9 . 10 . 1 I • 1 2 . 13 . 1 4 . 1 5 . 16. 17 . 1 13 • 1 9 . 20. 21 . Observation) . .... . . - ~- I:? N . . .. , . . .. · t·•·•·• · ._·l. · • · ~ · · · ...... . . . .. , ..... ···"'- . .. .. . • .. . .. ...... . . .. • 0 •• • ••••••••• 0 ••••• • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • , •• •• •• • •• 0 • • • • ••••• • • •••• • • • • 0 ••• Where was object first observed , eg, overhead, condng from ber.ind a hill , over the horizon, etc) . . . . . (.._ Q (l.f/'( <f-. • . .f.f:·.OJ:I... . (~ , €!- .lt.f ':' .P, . . . fJ .. fl.' f.:f:-.,. ,, . .v/.5. ,~ Pf'~ . J:.J.f\{ Y, . . 8~ Htl'if? i'?- 1-1 ~'1 H fET\.. o/hat fJ. r st- l:lttracted observer. s attention, eg, light or noise . L16../S •• • • 0 0 • • • 0 • •••• • • •• • 0 •• , .. . ......... . 0 ••• ••• • • , •• • • • • IJ ... .... . . . . . .... 0 0 •• 0 0 • • 0 • Did object ~~~ear as a light or as a definite objec~? I . . ~1$,7?:=-J. . . . f) . J-?F:~t+f.\f¥:i) .•. '?'~ . ~ . ~~f~!'-:F:T:f;:. .. J;-. ~~J:S . . c>tl. ~~ . . v.c.RJ"rtfiL f>L. n"H F- If tr.ere nan more than one ObJ..:Ct, r.ow L"'any were there and \',hat ~1as their fort ation? .... ..... .fN . .. ~~s:~~ .. m3!J.v:~ . . . .. ?:- . . 'f'f.n~ t!.'~ ... ~ .' 7 .~~~ .. ... . What wa-:. the colour of thi:! li.,;llt or oqject? . . l(l(tf .tff-; . . l:-~S:~~~ .. ,'/hat Ylas J.tn anarent shape? . ~ . . J)f<.t 5- . ~'"!T .. K~'! t'I .Ll . . ':-.'4:-rf.T) . . . . ·,'/as any detaJ.l of structure oocervaole? ..... NQ. .... . . ...... .. . .'t:1.S a"'v • ethod of 1 b · ? '\J v ...., ~ propu SJ.on o v1ous. . ........... . .... .. .. .. .. . . ·,'las there any sound? ... . .... . . . . . . fl:' t;J. ... . .. . . . ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . llEngh"t, or angle of elcvohon ... . /.o" .. ?€:1:'~~ ...... ..... . .. ... . Speed, cr "1!1bular velocity . . R.f?l?t!f. . ~.5. .r: f?-~t: .. . o?: ~ .~~~ ~'"(Y!!': . N1:1s the ooject statl.onary? .. . 1!.0. ... .. ....... ........... ... .. .. .. . Who.t was i.hc d.J..cect1on of fli.,ht v1ith reference to lantlu.::tr~s Ol' 1.o.~.nts of the compa:..s:.------ o o o • o • • o o o o o o • • o 0 0 o 0 , , ~ • 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , , • I• , , • to Jo, •••••••••••••• 0 ••• 0 •• . . / 2.22 . 23 . 24: 25 . 26 . 27 . 28 . - 2- D ..~. d the ob ject re~::o. in on a str aibht path, deviate or manoeuvr e Ut all? -.,I r J' ..... . . ...... . ~ .T~"! . c:- ..... ~ .. . . ...... . ... . ........ .. ... .. . ....... . W as any trail of exhaust , vapour or l ight seen? . . ~.0. .......... . Where did ObJeCt di s appear, eg in mid-air , behind a hill , over the horizon? n ,..... -... 0 l...s !.> t=- "f I ; . I-L- • • • • •••••••• • •• 0 • • •••• 0. " 0 • •• 0 ... .. .. ... . .. .. ... ... ... . . .. 0 •• ••• • Existence of any physical evidence such as fragments , photographs or other supporting evidence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JY.r:; . ... ...... ... ..... .............. ... . Have you obs erv ed any unusual phenomena pr eviously? . . Y.~~ ..... . If · d t · 1 f · · de t ( s) f7 fltc..rt PF, ~N~t L S 11-Ftl-'c L> s_ o , g~ve e a~ s o ~ nc~ n . .. . .. 1 • • ••• •• -r . . .. . ...... . .. I - ,- q I .1:-! 9.rr. ~ •. ~ .:r ! !~11 • . T?.~ . . tli!?- . . r. .;z(!>.~'. . • . . (!l!".fJ} .. t=:T!-~ .r) . .t~IP~ , ~~ ~ ~· NT t. , r -'1> '¢9N r r-tF- oTHEfL 1""1-0(ll z.a.tN State any exper i ence which enables obser ver t o b e r e~s on ab ly certain about the answers g iven t o 18 and 19 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • •• •• • 0 • • •• • ••••• • 0 ••• 29 . Are you a member of any orga ni s ation interested in aerial phenomena? 'V 0 • •• • ••••••• • •••• • • ••••••• • •• • • • •••••••• • • • •• • • •• •• • •• • • • •• • •• 0 • • 30 . r;ar:.e and address of organisa tion . .• • .. . . .. .••... •............. . . . . . ... ..... . . .. . . . . . . . ... .. .. .. . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. ... . . ... . . .. 31 . Any additional i nformation ••. .. .............•. •. . ... .. ..•.... . . . ....................... ~~~~~~ ~ . ~~ - ~~~~~~~~6 . ·~~:.i\· ..... 32 . Loca tion of any air t r aff i c i n t he vi c i nity a t t he time of sighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ... ... .... ......... ..... ..... .. ... .... ....... . • • • • • 0 •• • • • •• • •• • • • • • •• ••• •• • • •• • • ••• " • ••• • • •• • ••• • •• • •• • • • • •• • • 33 . Location of any meteorological stati ons in the general ar ea . f f . f f t '0 f f t f t f f t 0 f. I f f t f f f f f . t fIt Iff t f t f t f t • t • f 0 f Ife f I t f t f f f If I O f 34 . Comments ... . .... . .. ... ......... .. .. .. .. . ........ .. .. . • . . .. ...... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. ... ..... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. ... .. . . . .. ... .. Signature of I nterrocFtor ______________ _ QUESTIO NS 32 , 33 and 34 to be answered by ~nterrogator. ~: Since it is normally impossible to est~mate the height and s peed of a strange ob j ect, ~t will usually be better to endeavour to determine the angle of elevation of the object , the angle through which it moved, and the time taken to do thi s.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FOR~ ~LEPHONE. 69 OSSO HEADQUARTERS SUPPORT COMMAND 1\AAF VICTOII.IA IIAP.RACKS TELECI\APHIC AOOP.ESS · ''Ali\COMMANO. MELBOURNE" MELBOURNE SCI VIC 3004 IN kUlY QUOTt .) /6/1/Air( 63) 1 ~ SE.f' 19 ; JA'1r/ (DAFI) UN-IDENTIFIED l'LYING O.B.Tt:IJT 1 . Attached are two reports of an un-identified flying object sighted by Messrs G~S and ABLETT at llarrandyte Victoria on 18th August 1968 . 2 . An assessment has been made by C Intell 0 and comments are shown at paras 32- 34 of Kr Gammers ' report . ~r Gommers has not been advised in answer to his request as underlined in his letter ~hich is attached. n.nnexes: 2 ilro-formae covering letter Jt~ (::'. 0. KNUDSEN) ing Commander For Air Officer Commanding
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• RE. OR~ OF .hER I AL OBJ .:err O.BSu<VED 1 . Na!:ie of Obser ver .... MR.P,~!":\.~~~ ~ ... ' •· . .. A ~ .:! .. J.\ .. 2. Address of Observer .. i':'!T: .LF.~~\~9N ~. t\"t:-f'!~?~·)\.~1.;~ .. ':?)) l ..... J. Accupat1on of Obser·ver ..• S?f\~~ .. ~.~~~ .Q.'(~ . ••. , . •.. .. ...... .. ..... . .. 4. Date and ~in.e of Observation ( ':.'iL!e LO ue ..,1ven 1n loc:d t.il..e) r;;J/ ....... 8.:- !$.. ~."'!'\ ... ~ H N 5.) ~t ... \ ~ . t-h-. -~~2j: .~~- ........... . 5 . Durst 1on of Ob::a:rv"'tion( s) . . . F.\.P.efto~ . . . ':-\ ... ~f. <;:-.?.~~~ . . . . .. . .. . 6 . Observer ' s location at tice of sibh"ing (Give details of own 12~C>Olv "=> ~t-... , 1 o..RoF.\~~ .... ~ --l·Osition by map reference if . . .o . ... . \ . .. \~.'v-.r.\ . n ..••• ~•~,.. . ~ ' possible or by known landmarks) I ' ;(\-:') . £~~ N~ . ~.~~J' .... . ...... ·•··· ... ..... ,.. ,, . . , . (· .. · ~·J·•" ' ·•·•• •. .. • ... • .. • t! ' 7. W eather Condi tlons at time( s) of Observation( s) . . f.\~ . . "11':1~ . :\ '.I':".E,. .. • v.t:~'l., .~.f\~ .. ~ (f,~I:~Y.~~· .. C..'-t'9...Y.'.~. \~~~<r: ... ;\p. "~f'.~ .... C.Ct-.n::> \'\1 ON!:. P,.~~Q...-...l P!R'I:::I?> ) 8 . A1ds to Observetion(s) . (Describe any equipment used in the Observation) .. ~ .' !-:. ~ ~~~~~B,- . . . ~~P, .~f,) ~ ~-~ .~ .\Yl.~~ ... w rn1 .. ~~~c.-~ !'\~\ . .. . G 4)j)J.l ? .~~~~ . . ~:- .~9.e~ .(~13-'Y-.>~t;"' .~~l;-'t .. ~'t~~~Y.-;~~~Q"::~~ .t;). ..... . /:.. ~E..E:. NO\€.> 9. W her e was ooject first observed , eg , overhead, con•ine; fron1 bet,ind a hill , over the horizon , etc) 10 . 11 . 1 2 . 13 . , 4 • 1 5 . • 6. 17 . 1 B. 19 . 20. 2i . ~ !~~ .~ .~9~. !;.~~~ .~ • . ~. \\-,}-;- 9.~ . ~-~~.1';\:r; .... ·•·•· .... . ... . . .. . .... . ','/nat first ~:at tr~ct.ed observer's at.ter:.tion, eg, light or noise . . . ~o .. I.-!CC:>.~1$. ... ! N. -~~t. . . ~ .!1~~ .. . CP. .~~.rr~.~.~> ............ . Did objt:ct "'_,>!;e:..r ~s a light or as a definite o·oject? . .~fly~ .l.~f?R~:;,.~,q~ .;t.Q . . . e.,c. . .C?N~. 5?~ .:~Q. ~~~1':-l.'Th ~ .~;!.~s;. F\PP'C.F)~\~G.. f\S:. \V->0 U€:.\-\1'!. If there wun more than one obj.::ct, how t~any were there and what was their l'orr"rition? .!~.(} .. Q~e;-~1.~ .ON"'-: .. ~ . ~\.,'.'H-f'fl.·Y . .. ~ .'~1:\F-.~ . --t- .. ~ .~!"~ !~ .~ . . 0 -t"" 'l-\e:.'R. ~'T 1'\NC<.U:, 0~ 1,0° ~ll.()M I=IRST \~P.,V'E.L..\...1\'-IG 'N What w::.~s the colour of the lf.6ht or object?T .\\;\ .~ .~~~~ . \7:--.~t:>~ . . N~P\~ ~ .. , ,-n. B~l W•Tt-IOI...fT p..~'{ ~ { c;,cR>•ON "10 e::ve.~ What was l.t!J r..Harent shape? . ... ~.\1;'\ .. ~CV\F;Il,.,'-;-, .T. 89~~~ . . . Was any deta1l of structure observable? .... N ~':- . ...... . .... .. . . \~a .... ;;. v .~ ~ ( ;l,.s !iny r .• ethod of propulsion obv i ous? .~P.~':'\.\)~ 1!":1~'!":-':-'1 . \.o':-J . '.~<N-<..~ P.S. C>~t:.. 0'"'1""'0 uf'ol\"TS) A.~ ~RP.\.l\tf'\"TIONAU.. <>-..tl...l..HPI\:l>N0tFre0 .Vas there any sound? ... . ... N. . l.~ . . . . . .... . . . . .. . . ... .. ... .. .. . i!e1ght , or angle of elcvahon . . ~y~ ~9~ .~~~ .. ~ ~~~ . s.. ~. ~':'-!v. !".' 1>\~ ~Q..cY.I"""-T~'-Y b0° P..\ ~S\ Cl?.$~v ~ ON ~OoNT ~~OM I.AC:. Speed , cr lr.b1Jlar veloc:;.ty .. \I':'\ f"P.~~ • .~';~ • . \9 ~S. \, "",..,.e. f}CC..'-lAA\1'-1-f pos.!.•e .... v ~~1:..'"-c oF ~e.'T . MAto.J'/ ,,<V~~s. 1=-R!;.~·,:~~~;.·N·;..~;.fio~.:A~ ••::J.S the ooject stationary? . N~:T.. A7. .. ~~'L . . '5.\f.\!O.Ec :"". 1 ~';"~~.~ .~~" ,'lh~t was the d1rcction of fli.,bt ,, ... th reft:rence to lantltJ '\r.::> 01" .to'o ... nts of the compa!:s? " . ~Ct'?~~ .~-! !'l .. ~~ 1 ':" 1 • . P~ .. . ':-!":' E.R.. S.I(Qt)TE. ~ f\"t:-C!.OPL.t\N~ • JS.....tT ~:~& , ..... )\\1-1 P. ~"-"l\""TE:..R _; ·..:..:,. ·•· ••. ," •••• ·•·.'. '.' • ••• ,.. ., ,-, o ~~ 1'\~\., e:. D"t:-<;;c.c..Nt:.,..N· f\NI::::. \~ F'>. 'l..l~y <;.\~F\I<br\T L\N~ .. /2 .23 . 24. 25 . - 2- D.~.d the ob j ect r e:r.ain or, a st r aibh~ path , deviate or ~.ano e ..1vre t all? ~ ...... ~9 . . ~ ~~·'·~ ~~ .. ~~ ~ f\1 ~ <? ~ •.• ? ~9 f':! . f! ~:\\;\ , ........ . Was any trail of exhaus t , vapour or light seen? .... ~.' .'-:- ....... . ~here did object dis appear , eg in mid- air , behind a hill over the horizon? ' ......... • .. . .. ~;;. .t-;\,\,~ . ~ . . ~. '::\ ~ ~'-:- •........... . .............. Existence of any physical evidence such as tragments, photographs or other supporting evidence. f'.}\L ..... .................... ... ... ... .......... ......... .. ......... 26 . Have you observed any unusual phenom ena previously? ... ~~h . .. . 27. If so, give details of incident(s) ....... ~ L~ ................. . 28 . 29. )0 . 31. 32 . 33 . 34 . . . .. . . . ' ..... .............. .......... ...... ...... ... .. .. ...... . . State any experience wh~ch enables observer to be r easonably certain about the answers given to 18 and 19 . . t:'.~':l~ .. '?~<?:-rr~R . . !".'~~~~~.~~ • . e .~ . ~.~~~ . . -r~ . ~!'1 .' .~. f.L!4."' BuT 0~'-'1 U'S.(.. -n-'~'~ ~'-\<C.\-\T Pr<; f\ ~~U.6~ C..OMP~, c;.c;~ Are you a member of any organisation interested in aerial phenomena? .. . . .... . .......... ~.0 .......... . ...... ..... . ... ............... . Har:.e and address of organi sation . • . M ~~ . . . .. . . ... . ........ . . . . . Any additlonal ~nformation .•• ~~ .. • . t:J. O.Te..<:. . • • . . • •....••..... t e e t ' • t • t t t e t e t t t • t o • e t t t e e t t t t t t I e t 0 t e • t t e e t e • e e e e t t e t t t e t e t t e t Signature of Observer ~ Location of any air traffic in the vicinity at~ t~ ~~;:~: .~q.j;:;~.f:/f.:~~-:~~~~~ . .. / .. ~ ~ 2-t:~:L.:."~t/~ &-L.A.~ t/L-<;.-...,~··· .. -- ~ ... ;.~~.... . ..... r-·-· .. . . ,. . . . ... . , - .-,............... . ..... """~ ~~~ --~~~-.-....o~y-'4- Location of any eteorological st ations in the general area . .Aft?.~.~ . -7':' .~· . .. ~. ~~ •. <9.*~ ~ .. ~~ ~k .. 1ft:- P-3. .. ... . Comments<"t-/-?:~~~ ~ ~.&.--7~ . . ~ ~· ./o~ ~.~: .-~! ... ~~--:-:.~~(.~, .~ ~-~~-~~-~::::;~:::~:-~··· I' h.K ...r QUESTIONS 32 , 33 and 34 to be answered by interrogator. ~ ,~.o. ~: Since it is normally impossible to estimate the height and s peed of a strange object , it will usually be bett~r to endeavour to determine the angle of elevat1on of the object the angle throu~h which it moved, and the hme taken t o . do th1a.
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