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Pages 7201–7500 of Library and Archives Canada's consolidated UFO FOIA release, covering RCMP detachment reports, DND correspondence, and NRC meteorite-committee referrals from 1964–65 sightings across Saskatchewan, Yukon, and Prince Edward Island.
Pages 7201–7500 of Library and Archives Canada's consolidated UFO FOIA release, covering RCMP detachment reports, DND correspondence, and NRC meteorite-committee referrals from 1964–65 sightings across Saskatchewan, Yukon, and Prince Edward Island.
This tranche aggregates RCMP, Department of National Defence, and National Research Council records routing Canadian UFO sightings through inter-agency channels in 1964–1965. It includes a pilot's statement of a circular object paced over 100 miles near Wollaston Lake, Saskatchewan on 30 June 1965; an RCMP constable's investigation of a bright light at Mile 984 of the Northwest Highway System, Yukon, on 18 July 1965; a fireball over Charlottetown, P.E.I. on 18 March 1965 witnessed by an RCMP sergeant; and administrative correspondence updating the post-integration reporting address from the Chief of the Air Staff and CANAIRHED OPS to the Chief of the Defence Staff, Canadian Forces Headquarters, Director General Operations.
It then followed me . or close to lOO mila1 The object "'Ba noted to either be just ahead o. me or sliahtly behind. It's speed appeared to varJ but the altitude appeared oon-p.10
Upon coming over a rise in the road at Mile 983 he dropped into a valley. Stated he was travelling approx. 50 MPH and as he reached Mile 984 he noticed a bright white light appear on his left and in front of the car.p.5
He states he heard no noise and there was no trace of a trail behind the light.p.5
OBJECT VERY lltiQHT CONTINUOUS GLOW llti~HT.It THAN MOON BltiQHT llt.N IN COL~ WITH fllEitStSTANT TltAIL OF YELLOW SPAitKSp.17
In regard to sightings of objects which are identitied at t he time as natural phenanena such as meteors or fireballs, these reports are not of interest to this Department but are ot i nterest to the Department of Mlnes and Technical Surveysp.14
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EX u ~o1PTIONIEXCEPTION /'1( 1 ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACfl LOI SUfi L 'ACOOS A L'INFOAMAOON 65F 700-158 (70) - 2 30 ,Jul 65 Re: - Sighting of Unknown Object - "o.&..L<l<= on Lake Dist , , Sasl<, 30 Jun 65 The Commissioner, Ottawa 7 , 1, Forwarded in duplicate . You will be furthe r advised in connection with our memorandum directed to the Officer Commanding , Prince Albert Sub/ Division, dated July )0 1 1965 . Regina 4 Aug 65
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EX u ~o1PTIONIEXCEPTION /'1( 1 ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACfl LOI SUfi L 'ACOOS A L'INFOAMAOON 65F 700-158 (70) - 2 30 ,Jul 65 Re: - Sighting of Unknown Object - "o.&..L<l<= on Lake Dist , , Sasl<, 30 Jun 65 The Commissioner, Ottawa 7 , 1, Forwarded in duplicate . You will be furthe r advised in connection with our memorandum directed to the Officer Commanding , Prince Albert Sub/ Division, dated July )0 1 1965 . Regina 4 Aug 65
ICMP- ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE CU7 IIV. I ·•·U OIYIIWf'tt e Alber+. - SLrhttas ot U Dknovn ?bJect ., !aak. - JO JUN 6S 3~~ 1-------:--::---=:::--;-:---------' I i ? 9 JUL 6$ ~ ~~~~~ 1. 'fbll date - wa1 aoatacted and tbe tolloving atataaat vaa ~ .... obtataed hooa bl•• S'l'A'l'BIGtff OP (BOa teku 29 lul. 6S at S ~ PJotace Albert, Sa ~! At approz .• ~o ~S ~t_ a po\Dt apwo.x. l3n !1111.. north ~:I ~ LaRoaae, S.ak. __,, ..__., aocl '!ll711lt not1eed a a object lD \be •lrf• It .... d to oa. fPOII bab1ocl a al.oud a'1c! then boYa"d tbel'e 1a a at.ttoner:r podttoa tor •7'1• 1n :nf.autet. It vould baye been approx. lS,noo teet abo•• the earth. It thea dtaappeared beh1ad • aloud e.nd oa• out aslia ttlf' • ahorot wb tle • od tban d1eaJtpeuoed agata la a v .. taPl)' dll'eatlon. I would c! .. cnotba ttl• object u belDc .. aaar atiape4 at tbe bott0111; at tll'et, aDd a 11b1le hteo 1 t aa._d to bna • larser pert abon it. It bad no vlaga. It •• etthll' dlnr or vhtte ta oolor. the object, vben tt did me•• at tbat betsbt .uat ba .. beeo tranlltas at quite • apaed. I ·~• tbh vttb a jet fl:rhg la the tkJ tad tt appeared to h trnelltns 111:1ob taatv tban thla. I oould hear no nob• oo•lns troll tbe objeot. 'l'bf..l obJ"t 118'7 ban 'beea a ballooa bllt I ban :rrr d oubta u tt vaa IDC't'tos tao ta•t aa4 dtda't appear to ba ~OYtog with tba vtad. ! EXEMPTIONIEXCEPTION {'j I I.;. 4 :Sn PM Signed a ACCeSS TO INFORMATION ACT/ ~9 JUL 6$ ~ L 'ACC~ A L'INFORMATION A.H. WEStrm -- :?. File oonddered oloaed. Copr ot thb report and ooli!Plete tUe to&-vardad c! lJ'ect LeRocge DetaohMat. OOMCLODBD rmRBr ('l'.rot.L. l s/ sst. t / o .O.taom.nt. ~/ Cat. (A. H • liBSKl:.R 1 i?. .34 96 • Pl'1nce Albe&-t O.taotu.r1t.8 2000- 4 (Int 9- 2 ) S 2005-0050/124 (AODS ) HQ- 400-Q- 5 neoN FI DENTI AL" ATTENTION :Dirootor General Operations. The Chief of tho D efence St aff , Canadian l~orcoe lleadqUllrtel·e, Department of National D efence , OTTAW A 4, Ontario . August. 5, 1965 . Bt HIINP Re: U nidentitled Flying Objects - Reporting Att ached f i nd a copy of a report submitted by Hainoa Junction Det achment dated July 20 , 1965 , 1ndicat1np, the sighti ng o£ U. F. O . in the Haines Junction O etacbment regi on . l.iNCL . - I M . J . Y. ~ ~ I nsp. Officer in Char co, Cri minal Invoot 1 t~ at1on Branch .
RCMP 6880 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE C237
REV. 10-3-63
OTHER FILE REFERENCES: DIVISION "G"
[REDACTED] SUB-DIVISION Yukon RCMP FILE REFERENCES:
DETACHMENT Haines Junction 63Y 5-
First DATE 20 JUL 65 65-5-26
RE: [REDACTED]
- Unidentified [REDACTED] EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION 19(1)
Flying Object, sighting of - ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/
Mile 984 N.W.H.S., Y.T. - 18 JUL 65 LOI SUR L'ACCÈS À L'INFORMATION
address: Mile 36 on Aishihik Road, Y.T. - (DB uknown)
19 JUL 65
1. Sgt. HUNTER, Yukon Sub/Division
Section N.C.C. phoned at 5:25 PM this date stating he had
received information that [REDACTED] had sighted a bright light
at Mile 984 N.W.H.S. Further to Operational Manual, CO-Air,
paras. 1-4 I was instructed to patrol to [REDACTED] residence
and investigate this sighting.
20 JUL 65
2. I spoke with [REDACTED] at 10:30 AM,
this date and he stated he was driving his personal car from
Mendenhall, Y.T. to the Aishihik Road, Y.T. Upon coming over
a rise in the road at Mile 983 he dropped into a valley. Stated
he was travelling approx. 50 MPH and as he reached Mile 984 he
noticed a bright white light appear on his left and in front
of the car. This light was travelling very fast and in a short,
looping manner. [REDACTED] was travelling west and the light was
going from south to north. The light, approx. 6 inches in
diameter, rose from the trees on the south to a height of approx.
300 yards, then went out directly over the highway and approx.
200 yards in front of the car.
3. He states he heard no noise and there
was no trace of a trail behind the light. There was only one
star visible in the sky to the west and the light was much
brighter than the star. Due to the speed of the light he did
not observe any shadows and he described the light as being in
view only a fraction of a second.
4. I patrolled the area on the south side of
the highway between Mile 983 to 985 and could find no trace of
trails or of humans having been in the area. At Mile 985 on the
north side of the road, I climbed a mountain to an elevation
of approx. 2,000 feet. From here I scanned the area south of
the highway. This area consists mainly of marshy and heavily
forested areas and I could see no trails, rivers or lakes. This
area is void of any humans, to our knowledge.
5. The area extends from the highway, south
to the Bratnober Mountain, elevation 9,315 feet. To our knowledge
there are no parties in this area, in regards to surveying or
mountain climbing.
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• S 2000-4 (Int S-2 ) - S 2005-0050/124 (ACDS) H Q-400- C-5 ":ON ;.• I 11!'JlT IAL" ATTN: Director Qeneralt Operatione The Chief of the Defence Staff, Canadian Forces Headquarters, Department of National Defenr.e, Ottawa 4 1 Ontario. July 2S , 19v:). BY l!~m Re: Unidentified Flying Objects - Reporting In keeping with instructions given in your letter of April 5 1 I am attaching in single copy a report prepared by our La Ronge Detachment, dated July ll, 1965. The details in the report are self-explanatory. 2. The Officer in Charge in Saskatche- has ~sted that statements be obtained from ~d lllllf and these will be fo~~arded to you when they are received.
• bSPA 5-77 "i'" Division C.I.B. P.egina, Saak., 20 Jul oS . 0.0. flUNCi AUJEitT 3/DIV, ~ - Sighting or Unknown Lake Dise., Saak. 30 Jup 65. l. Thia will adatC~rl Detac~nt Report da a.Qta obt41ned !ro. 1n a t~her report to NO R!:CbRD JUL 2!3 1S65 CJO li,l DEX H.a. Waogt.on, S~.&p~:.., Ottieer I/C, C,!,B, The Commissioner, OTTAWA 7. 1. Forwarded in duplicate with two copies of tbe report referred eo above in the evene ehae you wish to bring ehis sighting to tile attention of the Dep8l"tment of National Defen ce. Regina 20 Jul 65 H.G. Lang~:.on, Officer I/C,
~~~ e~ . ~~ ' J .. ~ ~9 - Bi6hti:ltJ of Unlcnown aston Lake Diet., Sasl<, JO JU!T 65. exeMPTIONIEXCEPTION I 'if I ) LDI SUR L'ACCtS A L'INFOAMATJON "2 JUL 65 11 1. Th.is date, lotr . R. AROUEC, I)Wller of La Runge Aviation Co. , La Bonge, Sask. advis .sd the wri'Jcr t hat on the JO JUN 65, a p11ot working !or him had obse~ved an unknown objeo the Wollast· o~e Dist., Saek, A.~ONEC stated that the pilot , lllllfot La Ronge, Suek. had bedn flying !rom La ~on~e, Morell Lake~. and had observed this object !or a distance of 100 miles. - at this time was in the 1'/ollaston Lake D1st., Saek. and was expected to return in about a week. 2. The above in!orm~tion was passed on to Prince Albert Spb/Diviaion and I was instructed to obtain a atatecent from - on his return to La Ronge, Sask • • 11 10 JUL 65" J, IIIII returned to La R ~ nge , Sask. this date and was intervie>Ned by the wr:l. ter. The !~J llowing statement was taken !rom him in this regard •••••••• La Ronge, So.sk . July lOth, 1965. STil'El1:EaF- OF (B. OF LA 30NG:ill, BASK. I am presently employed ae a commercial pilot by La Ronge Aviation Co, La Ronge, Bask . I have been a commercial pilot tor 6 to 7 years. On June JOth, 1965 , I was working out of La Ronge, Sa~ At about 11:40 AM, I flew from La Ronae, Saak. headi:tg tor ~lorell Lake which is just south of Wollaston Lake. I "'as flying a Cesena 180 equiped with floats . There was broken cumulaa clouds at 5, 000 to 8,100 feet, about J/lOth cloud cover. I flew at 4 , 500 feet at a speed o! roughly 120 m. p. h . There was a south west surface wind at 20 to JO m. p . h . About Dece~tion Lake (95 ~les north o! La Ronga, Saak. ), I "'as watching the clouds build up in front of me and something caught my eye. I noticed a circular or oblona cbjeot to my right front. I felt it would he J miles a."'ay and about l5l 000 to 20 ,000 feet above me . The object was either silver or w!l te in colour, I couldn't make out any detail at a.ll . The object came over top ot 111e and passed to ary left tlnd rear. It 1 3 speed "'~s fairly r apid, I oouldn • t estimate t~e speed . I dipped ny •rlng a.nd noticed the o bjeot to my left and parallel w1 th me , but ·.~as the same altitude as before . It then followed me ! or close to lOO mila1 The object "'Ba noted to either be just ahead o! me or sliahtly behind. It's speed appeared to varJ but the altitude appeared oon- ~ landed at Simon Lake Explor ation ~lining Camp and._ ...-and.__ both o! Prince Albert , Sask. met my airplane at th~ of theee men are ecployed 3t the oamp t"or the sumr.utr mo. ntr.o . \'#hen I aot out or the airplane , I pointed . '
EXEMPTIONIEXCEPOON ICZO) ACCESS TO INFORMAl'lOH ACTI o! ':r..oow ~b . 1 e~t "0 J ...... t.c: .; "·' a.,. CONTINUAT10N O.U' IIKY, l a .a .. a I ~! :! T:ID tile obJea~ :>ut '.:o t h e-::~. 1 .or.le:l I :uld L.nded 1 ~ o.· ·· eared to aovtt ott i!'l a.n eaaterl:r d1r·•otion, '4l:e::. 1"; moved otf ~o tho nor+.h west. It a ·•r.ea ed to be cl~::~bi:li. ~t t :ua 3~o:;e. I 1 ::: ours ; ' 'Ill ~ 1:: ws onl:1 a :!lll;':er .>-: ::U.:lutes ~:.o t i: • .amo out o! Di.&':t . It' speed a.;_s.o.!n ws er.rooe~ :on,id. I d!d : • o; :1ear :ut~· ~olJe !'roc t !:..l:s obj~tot. :!::er•: n:-e '!!o ".\1" - "'1-;s on t l'.e o !: .~ec; . ~U.a o~jeo~ lo ~lod abilor ~ o. weather bo.ll.oon ~ : lo . I i:;1ve oer.: before , 'lo-..,evar I d!d :~ot ~ :l!:lk it w11a, due tc !.t'o o::an.;i::z s r.eed :1:1.:! t!irooti > ::. 'llihoased ~ • ~ - 4 ~ d J3 "' • v . I .e \I• v ... .a:r :. • S .:. 'p1o~ 4. It ll.!..~=-~ bit :Jer.";.!.;:neti ~ ! :ut -i:J C' 'D31deroll to be ~ reliable ~~~· o! peraon ~ it 1o not felt ~ant ~ e would oonooot ~1a t n e ot etorJ• I han not interviewed - or-· eonver ol1ould 1 ~ bo deemed. ~eoeanarJ ooul.d ~ atl'Ucted. 3oth ~eae 1n41rt4WllD wUl be 1n the :-ionll !.o.ke area and :1ro not ~%i'ected t o lea.n tl:.:J.t ~ t or a oono1Jern'!)le bU5-~ ot ti.::~e. s. ~=-n C O ? !e:.~ o_' t.lia n ? or"; .1 ~tna!led :.ore ~o !or ,oi~t• co~cerned. 't I - i- :,, ~ · ~ · . . .., \ O::n ·t. - o.)( .IJ.. C . ;n_ ~ vlA94) I -o Ln .lon.;e D= tao!::::lo!.l t. 1·.•. :•. i\o:roozi e \ ~ 1" : '\ ;t. l' ::>r ~ · -:o!.::ca tl:'l :o': '/J ~·I l s!.'n '' ,. 1; >. 1
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10 .. rROM Do SU.IICf $«Jot MEMORANDUM THE OI~F' I OI.'lll 1/ c C • !. B. SGT. D. L. LYNCH Unidentified Flying Objects - Reporting o.f: Canada, I CIAUIIICAIIOH YOUR PILl No • Vollt doule' OUR Ill! No. Noire doul~t DAII HQ-400-Q- 5 I recently had a report of a U.F.O. brou~ht to my attention for processing . As you are aware , most of the reports received in CIS refer to meteorites or fir e- balls and are of particular interest to the Department of Mines and Technical Surveys . 2. We do on occasion however , reoeive a report or a tJ . F.O. of undetermined origin and l n the best interests of national security , we have in the past been forwarding these reports to the Chief of the Air Staff and Oanairhed Ops. In view of the integration of the military services , these particular addressees and titles are now obsolete , ) , Your letter on .file dated March 23rd aqked for advice as to the correct maili ng addre s~ e s and the names of the cor responding military departments that would be interested in such aightings . 4. Air Vioe Marshal w.w . BEAN has replied to vour letter providing us with the appropriate address to oontaot at the Canadian Forces Headquarters . He went on to qu~gest that when we are satisfied that a particular eight1ng ls merely a fireball or me teorite , the only department that would be interested would be the Department of Ml.ne11 and Technical Surveys . 5. In view of' the integration of the mil itary aervioea, all our instructions in the Operational Manual dealing with cooperation relating to former branchee of the Armed Servic es are now no doubt obsolete . 6. Should you so direct, I am prepared to carry out this re- writing project , but a~ I am about to devote a~ost full time to the preparation of the CommiaRloner 1 a Brief for the Interpol Assembly Meeting 1n Rio de Janeiro in June , the work woul d have to be delayed until July, I might mention thot our 1natruot1ona 00-AIR 10-Merch-62, 00- NAV l~-Sep-6q , under the pr esent oiroumstsnceB, gave incorrect in~truotions \ to our Field divhions . DLL/lr
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE The Carunissioner, Royal Canadian M ounted Police, Ottawa 7, Ontario, f s 2000~ (Int s-2) 0 •• ~~. • S ?OOS'-00!)0/l?h (ACDS) Canadian Forces Headquarters, on .. w.~~ 4, Ontario. 5 April, 196$. Attn: Supt B.L. Martin - Criminal InvestJ.gation Branch Unidentified Flying Objects - Reporting 1, Reference is made to your letter HQ-4 00~ -S ot 23rd of March 1965 containing the report of a i'ireba.ll that appeared over Prince Edw!ll!d Islands on tho 18th of Maroh, 2. You are correct in your unders tanding that the former address !or reporting Un i~ entified Flying Objects is now obsolete. The new address reflecting the integration of Canadian Forces is as follows: Ohief of the Defence staff C ,(' I"'Y) 3 Q C I..L Canadian Forces Headquarters " 1£\" I":)\ ~>.. Department of National Defence r• '~ "'--'-> e:, Ottawa 4, Ontario, (Attn: Director Oeneral operations ) 3. In regard to sightings of objects which are identitied at t he time as natural phenanena such as meteors or fireballs, these reports are not of interest to this Department but are ot i nterest to the Department of Mlnes and Technical Surveys, Reports of such sightings should continue to be sent to that Depar1mont alon.e using t he a ddress as recorded in your letter, (W.Ii. Bean) Air Vice Marshal for Chief of the Defence Stat!.. "" • CONPIOh]'l'lAL BY HAND Mnoh 2)rd, 19b$ Air Viae Mer~hal w .w . Bean, Aeai1tant Chi e f or t he Defence Start, Canadian Poroaa Headquarters , 125 ~l~n ~ treat , OTTAWA 4 , Ontario . Room No: A 2A6) . o . o . A!o o.o. Ruttan, Director General Operet1onR, Canadian ~or oee Headquarters , 12$ hlg1n gtreet, CYJ:TA 'lA 4, Ontario . Room No : A 3~07 . The Chief , Petrolog ical Soienoes D1v191on, ~olop 1toa ~ 1. S urve ydB r'l'an~~ 1 , 1 s Room No: 7~7 . ·~pt . o n nee an eor.u ca urveya , 601 Booth St reet , O TTAWA, Ontorio . Deer Sirr lle l Siah tins 11 , f' . o . - Ohoz•lottetown , P . ~ , I , W a reoejve4 a telex mes s a ge rrom the Commanding Ot£1oer , Charlottetown, Prince ~dward Inland , jnd1oat1ns that a poaeibla meteorite waa ~1ghted '"the vicinity of Charlottetown , Meeaage OI~6 1a quoted bereundtr a "llr!.JIONAL RIU'RKSh'N'J'ATIVB OP NRO A'\800 0014HI'l"l'KG U AOD POLLOW IHO DI!I'O TO BH Plf'D OAHAIRHBD opq RCAP A BLOO OAR'J'IRR SQ OJ'T M~'l'I!OR Oft J' lRIHlALL AIOn'rF.D BY )!A W HORNE CH'lOr'lf AlfO DAVID RTAIRS 0~ OROS~ROADq ~HI AT 9tl5PK 1 8 - ) • b $ OL~AR S~ PULL MOON 140 BURST'\ OB.'HmVED 'l'RAVei.f,IJIO 'lOUTK• WlW!' PROM CBTOWH OBJBC'l' V -'RY ORIOffT COI'ITINUlltJ~ I'}LO o/ BRIORT.Ril 'l'HAII MOON !\RI GHT ORVK!f ~ COLOR 1 ITif P~ R 'H!I' lAMT TRAIL OP YKLLOW SPARK~ IN PA'I'IDfG APPi'I\RCI> 8}1ALLl7R THAN ~OO'R AND PE RFI:OTLY ROURD NO !PECIPIC TDIH OCULI> BE STATt:D BUT DID NOT • • . • 2
•• . ... • - 2 - - Pt• ll'AR TO LMT I..Oll\lii,R '1'11Ml A VIN '\1·:00NO'l 'lO ROUNIJ..'l llbRI( HRARD O!SJ!lO'I' .AP;>•'AR D LO llm 'l'fiA"l M00!1 ArfD Al' f ~Rb:D '1'0 B ·~ •rRAVI I.L!ff<l 'mROIIOH '1'11"= AIR RATll ~R '1'11AH PALL tNG STOP q:)T '1' '~011 01( D ROMP ~l'r'Hl:~'l'RO SIMILAR OKJ HCT AT 9!)0P'I HAJollC D-'TR L illi' At i't.:ARED TRA V•.:LLI.Na WORTil .1:'\'1' DlRl'!OTTO'I 8'l 01' A t,T, Vl'i"'J;'l 'll:.'3 !\ IOifr};l) 0~ JY.C:l' WH 1 U: IN U:Jt UHT~ VIOINfTY OP CIITOWJ" 2 . Thie 1• uur rtr nt occae1on to wr1to to the l!l.ilitery on this eubjoot ~tatter Rlnoe t he 1nt.ew •at1on or the aerv1cea . ln the pa~t. , it "'' our pol1oy to lofl'1. ta t.o the Oh 1er or t.be Air "ltarr and to OAifAI RH~:o OP'l . -4• now undlrllt&nd that t be oddree .. ea aro ob1olete . ·auld you plea1e inform ua ot t ho c orrect ad d re q ee~ to be uaed 1n t.h• tutur• and dellianate the l>epa r t!Hnt or ,Jepartll'•nt• or t h e Oanadian t•oroea wh o wo•Jld be l nt. arot~t.e d 1n l.hal'le r opol'llll o ) . Whi le t:he •l.V.t1ns embodied abovo would a ppeero tO be t hat or 0 t'il'eball or IIIII tOOl''l t., \1$ 411 1 fr ODI ti t~ l to t1 ~a , have abaoluto n1Rbt1n•n of U .P.o.•a. P 1'1 ~ ar2ly h etOIIJIII or t.hl!l latte.r , we prefer to pzoovide oopt1 11 ot t h••• ~•porotn to you . 4. t av we n .. , • .rroJI vou llt bho ftlll'lilnt opportun1tv 1n ordey • thal appropria to 1n'l truo ttontt mJ ,4'1 t bA 11'1111Bd to our ~•m b nl'ft . 5. Ir rurther 1nvsat1tst1onal report• •~ r•o•lved oono•r'li.n 1 thi" n 1ght 1n1J, oopy of ,...,., .. will t.-o provJ dad to yo u . DLL~~ Youra truly, ~ . L. ••rtln , ~uu t. , orr to 11" tn lhar ·o. Criainal lnvee t.1 Hat1 on !t•anoh.
• T ,. ... ~~ (... 1 l i I pnTCJRJTY • • " ' OTT 14, PltiORITY CHTN MAit20 UNCLAS • C~ OTT HM ZZ 8 12 AH '65 T ELEC CJM MOHICA TI O HS • CIS46 It! Ofll£RATIONAl MANUAL Co-lilt H Dl 'f ADV 11 1t!lfi!)NAL ltEfllltE ~ ENTATf'tE e ~ NltC ASSOC COMMITTEE IS AOD FOllOWI.a rMrO TO BE FWD CANAI~H!D OPS ltCAF A BLDG CAitTI!It ~Q OTT MET!Oit Olt ~I~EBAll SIGHTED BY MR W • • • • • • • • • HOitNE CHTOWN AND DAVID STAIRS OF CltOSSitOADS PEl AT 9:15PM 18-3-65 ClEAit SKY 'ULL MOON NO !UitSTS OBSEitVED TltAVELLI.e SOUTHWEST FltOM CHTOWN OBJECT VERY lltiQHT CONTINUOUS GLOW llti~HT!It THAN MOON BltiQHT llt!!N IN COL~ WITH fllEitStSTANT TltAIL OF YELLOW SPAitKS t~ PASS tNG APfllEAitED SMALLIIt THAN MOON AND fllEJ,!CTLY ROUND 10 SfllECIFIC TIME COULD II STATED IUT DIJ NOT APfllEAit TO LAST LOMSEit THAN A FEW SECONDS NO SOUNDS WElt! HIAitD OBJECT AfllfllEAitrD lOWEit THAI MOON AND APPEAit!D TO IE TltAVELliiB THROUGH THE Atlt RATHEJ THAN FALLING STOP SGT TEDFOitD ltCMfll WITNESS ED SIMILAit OBJECT AT 9130 PM SAME DATE BUT APfllEAitED ~AV!L~ING.~~ItT~ - ~~s~ . DI~~~~ON STI!· All WITNESSES StaHT!D OBJECT WHILE IN IMHEDUTE VI CINITY OF CHTOWN '' • l DIY " 1.
~ u •· 10 A flOM Do SUJJECl Sviti Copy on File MEMORANDUM I CI ASSIIIC~IIO N mE DEPt1'l'Y COMMISSIO NER (J.DMIN) voua rue No Voue cloul•t OUl litE No p 400 24 4 Nolro do1~or • • • The D, C .I. Ooop e~ation with the Deparbnent o! National Defence (R . O.A.F,) ------------------------------- DAlE ZO· Apr-64 Dr . s .c. Robinson, ahiet Petrological Sciences Division, has indica~ed that Mr . E.E. B~id~n, Local Representative of the Meteorite Committee tor the Province ot Quebec has been replaced, The new Representative tor the Provinoe o! Quebec ieJ· Mr. William A. Warren, 30 - 52nd Avenue , Lachine, Quebec . 2. Would you please Pol1oy Instructions CO-AIR, aooord1ngly. amend "0" Deparbnen t paragraph 5 (Quobeo) A.w. Parsons, Aest . Oommr., D1reo tor ot Criminal Investigation . COSB 40P22o PP&5 Cal No. 3593
• • • O I I'A"TMINT 0 1" hi 1NI 8 AND TEC HN ICAL . U" VI:V 8 CANAOA 60 1 Booth St t·eet , Ottawa, April 16, 1964 . Mr, E.L. Martin, Supt ., Officer in Charge, Criminal lnveetigatlon Branch , Royal Canadian Mounted Police , O ttawa, Ontario, Dear Sir: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA Re: Local Re presentatives of N. R.C. Meteorite Committee J The list of local representatives of the Committee in your letter HQ-400-q - S is correct except that M r. William J . Warren has replaced Mr. B ridge n in Montreal . 1 regret our failure to inform you of this change and will ensure that you are notified promptly of any changes in th e futu r e . The Committee is p!lrticularly appreciative of the intet·est of lhe R.C . M . P. In re povtlng fireballs. One such report last year was directly Nlflponuiblc for recovery of the Peace River me teo rite. c.c. Dr. B . A . Mcintosh, Upper Atmosphere R esearch , National R esearch Council. _ :::-\.___ - • • S.C. Robinson , Chief, Petrological Science s Division
RQ-400-Q-.S CONFIDENTIAL Apvil 10, 1964. Dr . s . c. Robinson , Chief, Petrological So1enoes Oeolog1cal Survey Branoh, Dept. ot Minea nnd Teohnioal o TTA.WA , on tlll'io • Delli' Sir: Division, Surveys, ne: Sighting o.F.o. Burs tall , Suka to he van u.nd Quebec 01ty, P , Q. I have for acknowledgemon t your letter ot April 6, 1964. 2 . You will observe f'rom reviewing the telex embodied in my oorrespondonoe of April 2, that our investigator in the Province or Quebec was unable to oontaot Mr. Bridgen. It is obvious trom review ot your letter that Mr. William A. Warren is nov responsible tor aigbtings in the Province ot Quebec vioo M'' • Bridgen. 3. In 1963 we 1nsued nn instruction to our field Divisions 1nd1eat1ng tbe names ot all peroons to bo oontaotod ot the looal level in the event or a sighting or a U.F.o. , but more parti- cularly or a meteorite or fireball . It is obvioue from your correspondence that thi s list has ohansed, perhape only in the Province ot Quebec, however , to bo euro, I ~quoting tho list as supplied to our field menabel"e he rein and I would appreciate an up-dating or this list, !f war ranted: - Maritime a g,uebeo Ontario Manitoba - Rev • H. \'1. Burke -oar tney, St. Mary •e Univerei ty , Halifax, N. S . - K.r. E . E. Bridgen, 241 Clarke Ave., Weatmount, Montreal 6, P . Q. - Ro7aJ. Astronomical Society ot Canada, 2$2 College Street, Toronto 28, Ont. - Meteor Centre, Rational Reaoarob Council , 0 ttawa 2, Ont. Prot. H . ~ . n . Wilson , University or Manitoba , Winnipeg, Man . • ••• 2
• Sa aka to hew an Alber ta Br itli&h Oolumbi,!. - 2 - Mr. John Hodges, 1554 El ph ins tone Street, Regina, Saak, - Pr ot . R.E. Follnsbee , University of Alberta, Edmon ton , A l ta . - Dr . W . F. Slawson, Institute of Ear~h So1enoea, University of Briti sh Ool umbia, Vancouver , 8 , 0 . An information copy or the above message ia to be addressed to 1 4. which time we accordingly , D~ CANAIRHED OPS I R. O. A, F., "A" Building , Cartier Square, Ottawa , Ont . An earl} reply would be appreci ated , at will be i nforming our tield Divisions Yours very t r uly , E. L. Martin , Supt., Otricer in Charge , Criminal Investigation Br anch.
( /8 '/ DEI'AitTMINT D,. "'I Nile AND TECHNIC4L 8Uit\IEV8 - CANADa. Z.L. Martin, Supt. , Officer in Charge, Criminal Investigation Branch, R.O. M. Pollee, Otta...._ 8, Ontario. Dear Sir1 GEOLOGICAL. SURVEY OF CANADA 6ol Booth Street, Ottava 4, Ontario, 6 April, 1<)64. j A copy ot your ••orandwa HQ- 400-Q- 5 dated 2 April 1C)64 bas been received. Infon~~ation vill be forw.rded to Mr. laD. A. Warren, 30 52nd Avenue, Lachine, P.Q. concerning the U.F,O, sighted near Quebec City and to Mr. J . V . Hodges , 1554 !lphinstone Street, Regina, Saskatchew.n concerning the U .F ,O. sighted south of Buretall, Saakatche\lllll. The cooperation of your staff' is much appreciated. SCR/f'j s.o. Robinson, lllairman, National Research Council's Oolllllittee on Meteorites; and Chief, Petrological Soiencee DdTision. -
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED I'OLICI! • MESSAGE FORM •. . II"'"'"' NUMIIft ~ .................................... ... , .................................... ~o ........................... ' ROU'l'IIE 11'1ecl FROM OOMMR OTTAWA TO "P" DIVISIOB IEGDA ort.lnator'• R.ri.,on<e 0 I B Nw.mber • • • YOUR OIB12S7 O.UAIRBID OPS ADVIBBD. PRESUME YOU OOKPLtE~ WI'l'H 11 0 11 DEP'l' POLICY IRS'l'IIJO!I ON8 00-AIR PARA. So BQ-40o-Q-S O.I.B. Opl. D.L. 8•.)08 .. .. l'tt:O Time II< ltaM<I .• ~- .. ·--····-······················ ....
Aprll 2, 1961~ . The Oh let or the Air 8 tart, nepartmenb or Kablonal Detenoe, R, 0 , A, P, Readquartera, OTTAWA, Ontario, o,o, O AHAIRHED OP8 1 R. 0, A. P',, "A" Aulldlna, Oartler Square, O'!TAWA, On tarlo, ,. · The Ohler! Petrolollolll 8oleno .. Dhhlon, Oeologloa 8~•7 ranoh, I Dept. or Hln•• aad feohnioal Sur .. r•, \ OTTAWA, Ontario, ' Res B18h\1ng V,P,O. - Bu.ratall, Sullatohewan and Quebeo Oltz, P,Q, We ruehed wo bilex ••••se• 011 Haroh 31, 1ndloat1ng tha\ ponlble Mt.ot-it .. were lighted at Bur• tall, Sa aka to he wan and ln the do lnl tr ot Quebeo Olty, Quebeo, :~OIIl the Oomna::n~~~~~~::::•t;A ~i!1~f~: ;;:~::d Saakatohewan, 11 quoted het"Ouadera- "JPOLWWlRO ME'lBOR 088ERVBD 8J ROMP U:AIZR 1:8'1' PROM A HOVlBrl VERIOLE AT 3140 A,M, MA.ROH 30 1964 APPROXIMATBLY 2 MIU:B SOU'DI llliRSfALL SA8Jt OORBIBTIKO OP ORE BURS'l' 80U11 SOUTH lAST PRO M OBSERVER LUHIIOI!II'l'I WRY IRlORt 10 8KADOWS OA8'1' OM JrRARBY OB.JEO'l'l OIB BRIOB'l PLASH POLLO WBD 8'1 DULL LIOH'l' APPROXIMATELY l~ DBORIIS .BLIYATIOil ·. RO OTHER UXUBOAL OBSiiRVA'!lOI, .. P DlVIBIOI" ' t ), The tollowlns ••np, OIB-;:156, quoted hereunder waa "odnd trcna •n• OOIIIII&ndlng Ott1oer, "O" D 1Y111on, Montreal, r,Q,a• "FOLLO WIHO 'l'LX ROVD FROM QUB SD QUOTE QJ22 AS PIR POLlOK IN8TRU O'J'IOR8 CO-AIR PO ADVlSI': MR BRlD<al . \i . WR STMO UNT OP' POLLOVlNG LAWDR -- .)lSO :-\ IIO ORELAOA 8'1' POY QUB PROM OAR ~BIOB'l"BD Alf 08.J]!;OT 1K OLEAR 811.'1: 8100 PH MAR 26 08JB0'1' )rT S" UARB ST!ADY BRIOH'l'JIE88 HO BURST NO TAIL IJO IJOISR BRIUHT BLUZ OB8BRUD AT 1000 n 'lMVILLliO PII>M Jf/ 8 TO 8/V POR l ISKOOHJ)I AID DDAlPKAJtiD AT Dl <111' OP 300 PT APPROX 1S MILKI AVAY PROBABLY IM VIOIMitr OP P llfft!lf D RIP. PQ, llfJI'O OOPY JORWARmD '1'0 OAJAI IIIBD OPS UNQUO'l'E UKABLI '1'0 LOOA'l'l MR BRIDtER RBIII RO ~ ,' \ •••• 2 • i t •• • 1 1 f1; " 'f ' . ;-,,,' ' • . ., I I' ~~ ~ .. •• Ill --· • I I ..
• ""' . .. 2 - F'ORWARDIHO ADDRl.SS AVAIL . YOU HAY tllSR '1'0 ADVI SB CARAIRR.l:.D OPS DIRECT. 0 DIVISION" 4.. It tw-tiler 1nveet1gat1on 11 oonduoted br our tield D 1v1e1one oopiee ot tho report• ~o•1ved will be forwarded to you. E. L. Martin, Supt., Ott1oer 1n Ohuge, Orbl1ral IDftltipUon Branch,
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Royol Oanaclion tfr. 22 non . .<nv ur:L...., St. Ont.horino11, Ontario. Door llr, --- .. JAN ht185 040JJ6 Til 3003(11AI) 4(Y)-12 V•>t. 1 (on) PloiUJe addroao your rnp1,y tot Ohler o! the Air Stat! Air Force Readquartera DllpartMnt or lfationnl Oot"nOO OttaWII 4, On tarlo. 2) Janunr7, 1?63. I rarer \o Yt)Ul' lc,tt.or or 20 Dooembnr , 1962 Mel tho int.orim rnpl,y or a JIU1Wll'Y 1963. Ropllotl hnYG noll boon . rocoivod rr0111 other govom110nt depart.ll~">nt s oncl annwrs to your quer lns are r.ooomnd below. Oonoorning thn allogad IJnidolltitiad rlying Objnot (lWQ) nt an air shov in Canada aeverol years aao, but or unapoo1£1ed date and plaoeJ neither thl MAr nor the ROI4P MTII 111'\Y rooord or the incident that 7011 deaoribe. rurtlv!r- 1!101'11, bh" ROICP adYho that it i .e not thdr policy to proYide offio in t etaterDOnta or oo111111n.nt11 on utters or this naturo, -'117 reports o.r sightlna• ot Unidentirioll PlflnR Objeoto which appear to haft nUltai'J ir~plloationa 81'0 paasocl to Alr Dnteno• OO!IIIMnd tor investigation, Bltoaueo oorrAI!IJlOI\Ilonoe tr0111 private oi thona vho ~~aka thn repol'ts 1o pr1votl'l in nature, 1 t cannot be uda ava 1l~&ble to the public, llowavor, ahould aey threat to our natlonel Mouricy beoon'l apparent trOIQ lnvoatlgatson at a tJli'Q report - nn" ouch h.o\s Mt benn tl\11 ooae to date - an appropriate announoemont vou.lll be !118de. You onquired oononrning Hr. w. n. Sml th or Proj~tot l.fllannt uho was o11plo;re" b;? th11 Department or Tronaport, T roaret to in tom you that Mr. Sml th pllllaad aw~ ohortly aftor Ohrist1111111 1962. ' ' I' ! I , . j . ·~ ;,. ,. . . ,.1 ,,~ . . , ... . .. ,. ·. ' •• •
• D 993-Q-22 OONPIDINTIAL . ,\ .. l • Ma)' 26, 196~ ... - POR ATTBNTIOH OF: Aotinc Chief Dr. I, Halliday oc ~ 1D 1001 Thie has reference to the repnrt ot an unidentified object etrikins Clan Lake District, North Weot Territories on June 22 1 1960 and la further to your telephone conversation with Sst. H. Nixon or this Headquarters on Ma)"l5 1 1961. ~ ~ 2. Hereunrler is an outline ot the information received concerning thia occurence and suba~qoent actinn t11kent On July lgt 1960 one....- ot Yellowknife, N.W.T. con acted our~at that point and gave the following statement: "9TATBMUT OF - ase • ot Yellowknife, H • • r. t On June 22nd, 1960 at about 6.00 P.M. I wae dropped ott at Clan Lake by Wardair Otter. Ve piled my camp ~ear on the ehore and the plane lett. About 20 or 25 minutes after the plane lett I heard a noiae which aounded to me like a bis plane in the distance. I never paid muon attention to thie noiae until it got loud. I looked in the aky but couldn't see anything, The noioe appeared to come tro• very hllh up. The noiee kept gettins lnurler and louder and I kept watching periodically but could not see anythin«•· I then henrd eomethin~ strike the water and when I tur·ned around I saw a splash and what appeared to be some object with arma o~ spokee rotnt1ng in the ~ater. The object wae rot&ting very rapidly and throwing water, Oradually the object eeemed to ep1n leee and finally stopped. After the object stopped there was a backwash which came over to where I This would be about 1700 feet from lnnded. When my partner, oame we took the canoe and the epot where the objeot hit Stellar Phyeice Division, Dominion Oboervatorfee Branoh, J Observatory Crescent, Department of Mlnaa nnd Teohnioal Surveys, Ottawa, Ontario. ../2 . ' I ' •
• ~~ - 2 - There was p;raaa about 18" high where the object hit and this appeared burnt on the oaat, north eaet aide or where the object struck and the reot of the grass around an nren or about 20 feet by 60 feet was cut up in small piooea. We felt around with the paddles and a pole and found a channel which corresponded to the out path or ~rasa. Thia channel would be about one toot deeper at one ond and about three teat deeper at the other than the lake proper. Thfl loke floor appeared to be very much disturbed and the water very muddy. My partner And I went back to the epot on two more occaeiona and looked and felt oround but could not aee or feel anything. The object I eaw in motion in the water appeared to be about 4 to 6 feet wide. I cou~ not see anr color because of the flying watt~r. I d d not eee any ~teAm when the object hit the wator. I have marked the spot on the lake. ... Wits Cat. r.T. Wright • , .. ~~ li: ~~ I ~~ --ia well known in the Yellowknife area hnvinp; 0 ~ lived there for several years and ie employed ae a F~ woodcutter and proepector. He is considered b{ our ~~~Detachment personnel to be a reliAble person w th good 3 ~ knowledge or bueh lite 1 and there 18 no reason to believe ~ ~that hie statement ie the result ori~agination but a clear state~ent or what actually happened. • ). Aa a result or the inforaatlon supplied by- an ~ ~ aerial patrol was made to the scene of the occurence on July ~m 19, 1960 by Opl. Matheson ot Yellowknife Detachment who reported r.~ aa follows 1 ~ "From observations tro~ the air and from It~ the pontoons or the plane it would appear ~~ that an object did land on the laet aide or ~~ Clan Lake, however, nothin« could be round, ~~ The place where thu object i8 auppoeed to 1: • have landed ia a cove which ia £rown up tor ~ a conBiderable distance from the ahore With ; - the usual type or wnter reeda whioh are ~ common in all lakes in thie nrea. There ia a apnea approximately twelve feet wide nnd forty feet long where the reeds are oomplatflly gone and the water in thie epaoe slightly deeper, The lake bottom in thia ar,a ie aoft black mud and 1a or cona1<1erable depth and it anything should have hit it no daubt it wnuld have penetrated tor a considerable distance. Apart from the above obuorvationa nothing unuaual wne Reen. ' \:1 I ~ ' • L ~ •a' . . " , ;,,, .. /) /• - J - EXEMPTIONIEXCEPTIOH jq(!) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L 'ACCU A L'INFORMATION Mr. Yellowknife, N.W.T. who operates a prospecting out- fit~ing business in Yellowknife and who has hie own plane accompanied the writer to ~he scene. He hAl been prospecting and mining for approximately thirty years and is quite familiar with thia part of the country and is of the opinion that s ome- thin~ did l nnd in the area deacribod above,h / 4. To further hia firet inventisation, Cpl. MATIISSON returned to Clan Lake on AuKuet 1,, 1960 for a more thorough check of the area and hie report reada: "The water on Clan Lake ia oonoidernbly lower than on the rrevioua patrnl on July 19th., 1960 w th only a root ot water in the .,spot ~there the object 1a supposed to nnve landed. The lake bottom at this particular apot consists ot approximately eighteen inches or loose blnck eilt and then very hard clay, It was poaaible ~ to wade through m oat or the area and a thorou~h check was made by probing with 3/A" metal roda. Due to the consistency ot the clay underlying the silt it was impossible to probe to any ~reat rtepth and the ~reatest depth reached would be about tive teet. Nothing whatsoever waa detected during the probing. The area waa ~eo thorougbly~heoked with a fdger co~r but thie proved neRntive. Pr or to departinf' the area waa markftd by plaoin£ trees n- the mud in an upriRht position and au1'fioiently hi1h that they w ould be visible aboYe the snow in the winter in the event that a ma«netometer check is considered warranted." Since that time no further action has been taken by our personnel in Yellowknife. s. The DirActor of Air Intelligence was supplied with thA above informationand felt that the object might well have been a meteorite, No action WAS taken by the R.C.A.F. in thia connection, however, interest in this incident was exprflased with the request that the R.O.A.P'. bn advised should ndditional information become available. 6 . Should your Department decide to carry out an inventigation in thia connection, either by survey with a mngnetometer or otherwise, we would appreciate being advised or the results and are qu1te prepared to have our Yellowknife Ootnehment pnreonnel co-opernte with you in evAry way. (L.R, Parent) Inapeotor for Director of Security & Inteiligenoe. ,. •
-o• • - 2 - "0" OIV. FILE: 60G 1190- 28 H.Q. FILE: 0 993-Q- 22 THE COMI·tiSSIONER, R. C. M . POLICE; OTTA:O. , O NTARIO. ATTENTION: D. 0. C. I . 10:J68 fMYI16J 1. FORWARDED, !or your information being follow up of our memorandum of October 3rd, i960. CONCLUDED "0" DIVISION OTTAWA : P;r;_,l ~r---~ arsons Insp. , I/C non Div. C.I . B. • . ' r • •
• 11 G 11 DIV. C.I.B. 52003 MAY 1751 DIY riLl No. 600 1190-26 11.0 . FILE No, D 993 -Q-22 -' Ottawa, .. Ont., .May ~6th, 1961. THE OOM!USSIONBR, R, C, tot, POLICE' OT'rAI'IA , Otrl'AniO: 106367 MAY 1761 ATTENTIO N: D. S. I. 1, Further to our exchange of correspondence and aol:nowledging memorandum of September 23rd, 1960, from the Director of Air Intelligence, Royal Canadian Air Force; in a report dated December 19th, 1960, our Yellowknife Detachment adVised that Mr. Q, Brown , Geologiet, Yellowknife, had volunteered hie services to carry out a magnetometer oheck at Clan Lake however 1 on January 25th Yellowknife Detachment reportett that Mr. Brown had to go to Morocco for some seven weeks, Consequently, the magnetometer check of the area had to be postponed. 2, We have now received a further report from Yellowknife Detachment wherein we are advised that Mr. Brown owing to the pressure of his work f lus the fact that he is away a good deal of the time, s unable to carry out the magnetometer check as planned. This means that without special equipment, members of our Yellowknife Detachment can do nothing further on their own towards identifying the strange object. • ). On the 15th instant ws were in touch with Dr. I. HALLIDA! 1 Dominion Observatoyy, Dept , of Mines and Technical :.t~ve s Ottawa, giv•ng him a brief account or Mr. statement. Dr. RALLIDAY expressed the opinion the un dentified object would be a meteorite, He went on to sar if the complete l picture was supplied to them, the r Department mightt see fit to look into the mat~er further should one of their field men happen to be in the Yellowknife District in connection with other work. Consequently, you may eee f'1 t to fully apprise the Department of Mines and Technical Surveys. c.c . - D.o.c.r. CONCLUDED "G" DIVISION ..
.... ~·- . ISION "E" I'I'IOVINC!r A c. ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE DIVISION .. IL.It N e. _____ _ SUD. DIVISION Prince George ~ritish Columbia DETACHMENT Dawson Creek DATE 26- 12• 60 I • : Mysterious Flying Object - Arras, B. C. (DAWSON CREEK DET CASE) (UNORGANIZED) !."I EXEMF'TIONIEXCEPTION . I 9•12- 60 TO 1Nr:oR.MA11 LOt SUR L'ACC£5 A L'INFORMATION H IADOUAIITa:R8 l. On this dat e, P/S JOHNS, RCAP, Dawson Creek Stat- ion, Dawson Creek, B. c. , called this office and stated that he bad received a phone call from Mr. llllllllllllt Arras, B. c . , 12 miles west or Dawson Creek,~ some of the children around the area bad come home crying and screaming to the effect that they had seen a flashing object pass over head and then crash about 8:30 P. M. The children were very frightened by this object. aua.DtvtatoN DCTACHMK.HT 60/5-209 I'. C . II. First A. R.V. No. DtAitY DATI 10- 12- 60 2. The writer and P/S JOHNS made a patrol to the araa on this date and interviewed some of the children, the oldes• being 12 years old . The children said that the object passe< over head trom a north easterly direction, came down c l ose to the ground, went back up and then came straight down and crashed . It was stated that when the object crashed that it sent up sparks and made a sound like rattling tin cans. The children were so upset by this experience they could not describe the object, some said it was small, others large. 3. The RCAF made an aerial search by helicopter of the area with negative results , Radiogram #DOD 616 was dispatched from this office to the 00 Prince George Subdiv. l.h.- 12- 60 ~. On this date this office was in receipt of a telephone call from Prince George Subdiv •• to the effect that these tly1ng objects had been reported 1n Prince George, Quesnel and Vancouver. It was requested that a more extensive search be mads or the area where the object was seen, either by foot or helicopter. 15- 12- 60 5. On the afternoon of this date the writer, accompani ed by three members of the RCAF as spotters, searched the area in an RCAF helicopter, Passes were made running from north to south at an altitufie of approximatel y 100 ft. These sweeps were made about 100 yds apart and approximately two miles in length. Approximately 900 aons 1n the i:-.mediate area were searched with negative results . The area is heavily wooded and no brol(en trees were noted. There have been no missing planes reported in this area as or this date, and it is felt that this object was probably a meteorite, • • • • • • • • 2
DIVISION P:IL£ "E N o. • Mysterious ~lying Object - Arras, B .c. 0913(J JhN 1161 6. As there 1s no further 1ni'ormat1on available this file will be shown as hereunder noted . 0C "B11 UlV 2/Cst. #20920, J0-12-60 : FORWARDED for your information being further to m y telex messages PG 4579 and PG 4622. Although a thorough search of the area was made nothing was f ound which w ould indi cate the crash of any object in that locality. CONCLUDED HERE &lE 1190-9 The Oommiasioner, ROMP 9 ... _ >- .. .... -- .~ (I.e. Shank) Inspector o.c. Prince George S/Div 1 n. FORWARD!D in dupl1oate tor your 1ntorDlat1on, bsl. ng turther to telex messages E9887 and El0013. OONOLUDBD Hl!lRE, V1otor1a, ro. e-l-&1 Inol a w ,,. ,. 'I pfl 1.' If} 1~ b I (~'
, " \) -~ ' )t , .. c:~'ID55 ore 1 ~ ro IJCfqj- ~ ~ ~ '}. v RCMP OTT 1 ROUTINE VIC DEC15 UNCLAS CQM11B rPTT ~ ~ I ElOOil FURTHER E9887 FL v lNG OBJECT. .. GEO SD NOV REPORTS QU OTE g ~ REPORT OF OBJECT MADE TO FlT SGT JOHNS RCAF DAWSON CREEk B~ i l~ FROM ARRAS BY PHONE. JOHNS ltEPOitTED SAME TO DAWSON CREEK ~ ~ ~ DET ON RECEIPT OF' INFO AT 9 PM DEC10 SHORTLY AFTER OBJECT SEEN 0. f~ ~ FLWG AM PATROL M!DE TO ARRAS BY JOHNS AND OUR MEMBER.CHILDREN ~ f: L._ INTERVIEWED AND 1..)4FO AI CONTAINED MY PQ.579 OBTAINED. r:i..: ::J " SUBSEQUENT SEARCH BY RCAF HELICOPTER UNSUCCESSFUL.CHILDREN OBVIOUS LY SAW SOMETHING AS TERRIFIED WHEN T~EY RAN INTO THEIR HOMES. REPORTED CRASH PROBABLY 3/• MILE SOUTH ARRAS IN WOODED AREA. INVESTIGATION AND SEARCH CONTINUING REPORT FLWG UNQOTE REPORT TO BE IMMEDIATELY FWDD UPON RECEIPT E DIV AND INFO AS COHTAINED R C MP OTT •• l I , . I '
. .,. • • • ,.. ~14P~T 16 ~OUTINE VIC DEC12 UNCLAS COMMR OTT DEC I Z 2 2n P M '60 TE L ~CO I~ ~\U tll CATIO NS • £9887 PR GE~GE S/D INFORMS QUOTE DAWSON C RK ADVI SE THAT OBJECT SEEN BY FOUR CHILDREN OLDEST 12 YRS OBSERVED TO PASS OYER THEIR • • • • • HOUSE AT HIGH ALTITUDE FROM N~THWE ST DROPPING THEN CLIMBING BEFORE CRASHING. CHILDREN STATE THEY NOTICED SPARK S AND HEARD IUTTLI NG LIKE TIN CANS AFTER CRASH. MEMBER S DAWSON CRK DET AND RCAF ATTENDED AND INVESTIGATED. OBJECT BLVD METEOR AS NO AIRCRAFT CPTD MI SS ING. INCIDENT OCCURRED ARRAS BC 12 MILES WE ST DAWSON CRK ON HART HWY UNQUOTE. FURTHER PARTICULARS WILL BE FORWARDED WHEN RECEIVE D E DIV
• 1 G" DIVISIOW O,I,B, 25£:728 OCT 4 60 H,Q, I'lL£ No,_,, Ottava, Oni.. Jt!l 9oto~r, 1990 .. ..-. 1'!1:1 COM)(ISSIONJR, l!.O .M. POLIO!, OTTAWA, Oll'Ul!I 0 • EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION fq{ I~ ACCESS TO INFORIMTION ACT/ LOISIJR L'ACCEs A L'INFORMATION .lttentio~: D.O.O,I. (ll .. TellovlalU'e, trn. !aport of Strauce ObJect Strild.ac Clan Leke Dh~riot, I.W.T. ( T.iiLLOWIJIID mru.oi!Mllli'r Oi.la11 ) l, :rvther to ., ••oran4• ot 7-9-6o, attaob.t4 are p®to•tatio oapi .. of letter 4ated. 23-9-Co 4.1reot•4 to the .le1hiant Direotor, Seourit7 aD4 IntelUcenoe, troa the Direotor of J.ir InteUl&enoe. Oopi•• of tll.ia letter are alae belJIC eUiplied. to ~e Otfloer Ooamand'n& at ~art Smith, J.W.!. rn8J . : ~\·,~ ~ ' 7 • :Par lOili. I nap. ' I/O 1 G 1 D1T1a1on O.I.B,COilFIDEll'lJAI, TO: The D. Q.C. I . Re: Report. of strange Object Strikin{i( Clan Lakp Digt, N.W .T. (YELDrniKNI~~ DET, OASE) Further to our telephone oonvereai,ion in this r('gnrd ,' please note from tho attaollod that tho R. C.A.F. indicated a keen interest in this Jn'ltter nnd it ie ho ped t~~ the D. A. I . will be able to receJve approval f or tho necessary action and having the r •. c.A .F. attempt to retrieve the object referred t o . O TTAWA, 16/@/ &J . ( Utk~. ASSistant 0. S . I .CONFIDENTIAL IN REPLY PLEASE QUOTE
No. TS1647-1(DAI)
Department of National Defence
Royal Canadian Air Force
Ottawa, Ontario
23 Sep 60
Ref Your D 993-Q-22 16 Aug 60
D 993-Q-22 13 Sep 60
Mr WH Kelly
Assistant Director
Security and Intelligence
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa, Ontario
Report of Strange Object Striking Clan
Lake District, NWT (YELLOWKNIFE DET CASE)
1 Thank you for your above-referenced letters pertaining to
the unidentified object reported at Clan Lake.
2 With the information contained in your reports we have
investigated the possibility that the object concerned was associ-
ated with space research. Space tracking agencies in both Canada and
the US have been asked to comment but no record of an impact in this
area is recorded.
3 We are inclined to think here that the object was a meteorite
which, in the process of descent through the earth's atmosphere,
became heated to a high temperature. It is also possible that some
degree of disintegration was in process which might have created the
illusion of rotating objects. Also, the heat of the meteor on striking
the earth would undoubtedly cause steam and could account for the
burning of the reeds and grass. Notwithstanding the probing done by
your detachment personnel, the possibility still remains that the
object penetrated the compact clay layer to a depth denying detection
by this means.
4 The offer by Mr Gordon Brown of Giant Gold Mines to survey
the area with a magnetometer is considered worthy of acceptance.
Being a geologist, he would be quite familiar with the reaction of the
instrument and would quite likely be able to ascertain whether fab-
ricated metals are buried in the area. Based on the outcome of his
survey, further investigation might or might not be worthwhile.
5 On the strength of investigations to date, we doubt that the
object has significance as far as National Defence is concerned.
However, we are immensely curious and if the magnetometer sweep can
be conducted without undue inconvenience and expense, we would
certainly recommend it. If the operation is undertaken, we would be
most interested in being advised of the outcome.
L. C. Dilworth
(LG Dilworth)
Group Captain
Director of Air Intelligence
RCAF G-25J
ROOM—4-56 (34-4222)D 993-~-22 CONFIDBNTI!\J, Re: September 13, 1960. Report of Stranee Ob~ect Striking Clan l.ake District .vi .T. (Yellowknife Detac~ment oAne) On 15 AUJ~ust 1960 a patrol was mAde by members of this Force t o the Clan lake ar~A whore the strnnp,e object referred to in our letter to you of 16 Aum.tst 1960 was alle~ed to hove landed . The following report woe made by the Yellowknife Detachment: The water on Clan lnke is considerably lower than on the previous patrol on July 19th., 1960 with only a foot of water in the spot \~here the object is supposed to hA ve landed. The lake bottom at this pnrticular spot consists of approximately eighteen inches of loose black silt nnd then very hard clay . It was possible to wade through most of the a rea and a thorou~h check was made by probing with 3/8" metal rode. Due to the consistency of the clay underlying the silt it wns impossible to probe to any grant dept h and the ereatest depth reached wou ld be about five feet. Nothing whatsoever was detected during the probing. The a rea was also thoroughly checked with a geiger counter but t his proved negative. Prior to de- parting the area w aa ma rked by placing trees i n the mud in an upright position and sufficiently high that they would be visible above the snow i n the winter in the evant t hllt a magnetometer check ia considered warranted. t•r . Gordon TIROWN , Oeolop;ist , Yellowknife, tl .W . T., who is in charge of all fie ld worl- in t.his ~> rea for the Giant Oold fli nes , Yell owl-nife , N .'II.T. odvised the writer thAt he would 'oe ouite will1np; to do a mnrnetometor ohPck of the araa after freeze- up if trllnA!'lortation was t~upplied . Mr . BRCl'•IN would supply the mar,netometer . 2 . \le would apprec iato your views Ml to whl"t her further investigation of the site should be made , pnrticularly the mar,netometer check bv Mr . Brown . If you conoider that such a chock would sorve a useful purpose , do you wish the Force to make urrat~ enents with P.tr . Brown on your behalf? f /' I -r,J . / Supt., M ·e'./,!f--1 - IIJ (W.lt. el y)l G. C. L. C. Dilworth, Assis ant ll .s . I . Director of Air I nte lligence , Royal Canadian Air Foroe , Heaver Barracks • 4 24 Metcalfe Street, O'l'TAWA . Ontario.
• .. ROYAL CANAD IAN MOUNTED POLICE REF. NO, __ MCMO .. ANOU,.. TO ANawC.I't TO The o.o .o,I . EXEM ONIE)(CEP110N JCj( I~ ACCE TO INFORMATION ACi/ Re: a.- ....... ~A.O ... re , N.W . T. LOI SUA L'ACcES A L'JNFORMATION. Report of Strange Object Striking Clan Lake Distric N.W.T, This file is presently charged out to D.S.I. and, no doubt, they are attending to ti!1s matter insofar as the R.C.A.F. are concerned as they have previously written to them • C,W,J. Goldsmith, Insp. , Officer in Charge, Criminal Investigation Branch, OTTAWA 12-9- 60 GBB/Kd
• I~ I IliTlSIOJr 0 .I ,J, 6o~ U90-28 D 9934-22 'fBI OOOIISSIOD:I, 1.0.1. POLIO», O'ft~n, Ol'r.UIO. Ot\an, Oil\ . 7th Sephmber, 196o. EXEMP'TJON/EXCEPTION 19( 1) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ Ia a LOI SUA l 'ACCEs A L'INFORMATION 1. rar\bar \o lor\ lal~ 8a)/ D1YleloD telu JIISS/ 1.7, a~tuh4 an aaplot of tollo'lllal.lfo Dobebl:lnt report 4atod 25-s-6o 4eal111C w1 \h tba aearoh of Olu. Lako lD \he ~na where tlloo fi7UI oliJeot 11 reporle4 to lla'fl lall4o4. 2 , Ira f'lll'tUJ' .. UOII 1t beliiC bkell bf tello1tlcdfe Detaobaent pa41aa b.atru\lou.
• ' . • . .. ,, 3"8 ' ., u c;J r:,..J \J \J ., - • "~• DIVISION O.I .B. OIV, PILl No ..... J~9 . G. •. H21l.::-E.~ .. H,O, fiLl No ........ D , j9.J~~ .22 . :/ .. ot ~~,. . .. o.nt.. .ltl?. . ll'P~•~l!.!!r. . ... :1.9~ .... 'l'B:!l OGC!ISSIOllml, R.O.N. POLIOB, O'rTA'iiA, ONT.UIO. Attent1oA& D.S.I, <:e.-> Ttlloldalife, m. EXEMP110NIEXCEPTION _l1U}_ Ra 1 ACCESS TO INfORMATION ACT/ LOISllt L'ACCG A L 'INFORMATION Ripon of struce ObJeot Striki~ O l.m Lake D1atrict, ~.W.T. (tm.LOVDIJB DI'UCIIMD': OASI) 1, hrther to rort Slrlth Svb/D1Tidon telex JSBBS/17 1 attached art oopiet of Ytllo~!t Detachment report dated. 25-B-60 d.tal.in& w1 th t~ eearoh of O lm Lelca in the area where tha flytag object 11 reported. to haTe laa4ed.. 2. !lo further aotion h beinc taken b;r Yellowknife Detachment p~d.inc inetractione. c.o. - At,tn: Jt 'O.O.t, "' I " .l. " L o / " "'\ . li/ 1.(. ,• k. I ·' L 1\ 't'- ,, ,v /.)... ,• '- ' I I ( • ~ ,. It ~ ' .. L"' (\ 1 1 • ~ • lv '- ~ .,- • 1 { I I ' 1 \J - 11_'- '\ \,~ ft \. •r "r "' . / , >V ' I IU\' l '/' t ,, ,., .. ' ~ ,," \ v "' ,,, • • \· '· IY ". " ' ,I u.~) lor-~, 1)1 • ......... ._ ... •ION 'Wrlf'u I'ROI'IN CIE ..... HIIAOQUAftTIJII8 oO~S - 5-154 DCTACHMIIHT - 60-5-35 ( 1190) I'.C.R. A .... v. N o. D IARY DATa ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE . ------- { ~~ .·· ••••• CIVI. ION I'ILE No oQG 1190- 28 ;r<f.~t~r~~r m.'L<m~~W r"t. DATE ~5-J3-60 - 8: -· '!ellol·t[<:'li.:'l!, li.".I. T . ?On . r:~n :~e -~ect Stri!ting Olan Lake, Clan La::~ .!.l!.st., .1\'IT . ( Y.:.L.L.0\·1KuV.:. IJI:Ol".\(;h. bd' t;n:)i:!:) 15-:3- iSO . ·.~it;h reference to tht! abova ana to praviou3 cor::-esponuence submitteel in this connuction, ~ le as e be advised t:1at on this uat.a a na trol •t(as made by CF- f,IPX to the scene ot' this occurrance and ful'thor examination of the area cJrridd out . 2 . ~ ha vtater on Clan La!te is consiaeraolv lo\·tcr than on t he .,rovious natrol on Jul·r 19th., 1960 with' only a foot of \'1St3r in -ch13 s:>ot wh0re the object is suppos 3d to havl! landed . 'l'h-d lak~ bottom at. this part:.cular spot consists of a 1proximatal:r eighteen inches of loose black silt and then V3ry haro. clay . It was possible to wade through most of ~ht! area and a thorough check was maae by probing >'lith 3/8" meul rods , Uue to the consistency of the clay unaerlying th~ ail~ it was impossible to probe to any grea~ depth ana th\3 (l;t'~atest o.apth reach eo. would be about five feet . :1othing whacsoever ~tas aetectdd during the probing. '1'he area was also thoroughly checked with a geiger counter but this oroved n<lsative.~Prior to departing: the area I otas mar!Nd by placing trees i n ~he mua in an upright position and suf£icien'Cl7 high that they woula be visable abova tho snow in the winter in the event that a magnetomet~ check is considered \otarranted.?'~ ·- ... 3. I.tr . Ooraon BaOW1~ , Oeololist, Yellowkni fe , N. W . T., who is in ch.1r~e of all field ~otor!< in this area for the Giant Gola i·(ines, '{ellowkn:.fa, ti .-:I. 'L advised thd writer that ~e would be quite willing t.o ao a magna~ometer chack o;.' the area aft.er freeze -up i.:' tra .• sportation \'las su)plied , Mr. J,tO\'f,l \'IOU.!. a sHp:a y tile magne1;ome-c Jr . 4 · In viell or' ch~ .fore(1;oing thie f ile \ofill continue as hereunuer aho1ofll pontlin•; furti1er instructions in the above regerd. Di~r" aace as r:tal•'!;inally noted, requested, p.Lease, ~ ·rr::.L u tu.J.:..< r..v .:.-,:,'fiG.\'ftOtl :• 600 1190-28 60FS-5-l54. -z- R.C.M. POLICE ' 'G ' DIVISION , SEP 6 \SE:, I OTTAWA EX£MPTIONIEXCSPT10N I q L~ ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ lOI SVR L'ACCEs A L 'INFORMATION - B.-· Yellowkni - 1 ••• , of Object Striking clan Lake, Clan Lake Dist~ N.W,T. (YELLOWKNIFE D!!."l'ACHiifENT CASE) THE O,C, 11 011 DIV ., RCMP, OT'rAWA 1 ONT •• l, FOR'IIARDED for your information being further to our minute of 19-8-601 and in acknowledgement of your memorandum of 17-8-60, We await your further instructions regarding acticn to be taken in this regard. s.u.r. Ft, Smith 29-8-60
• • - 2- MH- ~ ·'}')_ 7482:3 A U C 19 GO 2t9!99 AUC 191)0 "G~ DIV. :riLl ll01 6oG 11~8 B,Q, JILJ llltll D 9934-22 1'll:!l CO MMISSIOlln, R.C.:.I. POLICll, OTUW.l, OIIT • .lttent10DI D. S. I. 1. J'OBII'•RniD 18-8 6o, for TOW' 1Atol'111&t1on. JoUoY1nc reoe1pt of 70111' -orend.UD dated. l6-8-6o, tAt o.o. Jon ~1th 8/ D vaa adT1••4 ~ediatelT b)' ttlez to vUhhold action nntil tvth.r 110t1oe. fhia teln: obrtoual.T 414 not reach h1a 1D Uu to Y1 thhol4 the ohaoll:iuc of tht Aft& b)' Plcer oonnter and. probe. s.o.I. / /;/ ,.,. ~. Inap., tor 0.0. •G• D1v1aion, .l.O.L. r
• nGn DIVISIOH C.t.B. 'l'Bl!l C(l)Q.fl SSIOlGIR, 11.C.M. POLICJ, OTUWA, ON'URIO. Atte~tio~l D.O.O.I. 7 4 .... ,Q ~ ~ ,. to r.o '".tO.:..u ~Uu J.f.J \) ?.1.9:!.38 AUC1960 EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I 'l [ I ) ACCESS TO INfORMATION ACT/ LOt SUR L'ACCS A l'IHFOAMATlON Rei ..... (:B ... 1'e1lowlal1te, ~t of Straace Objeot atrikill& Ol&A Lake Diatrlot , M ('!ILUIIiiilh IllflltmDalli! CASI) 1. Jul'tber to prenou oorrupond.ence, the follov1ac telex vae reoei Hd tbh date from tbe Offioer Cowmendiug ~ort Saith SUb/DiYlliODI rrSBSS/ 17 II Gg24 7LWG lliOVD 1I0M IE.LOWDIJ'I Q;OOD YD. 11/ 15 DfBL 1SB54/U P..A.Tl!OL OAJmim> otl! 15!m BY xn !0 OLAJr LAD. coa nm GEGJIII. 001DIDJ. IEWIVJ, PllliiliG Wl!l!li BOD J'lU.'IP ?.'0 LOO.AD An OllJJDO'l', .AD1 M+J!I1!D J'Oll POSSiliLll ~ OBJKll .AJ!D DIIIZII Ill', BIPO~ 7LWII!IG WI,'OOD liD' lOUR (}946 TJILI.011KlllJ'J IJ&mtlODD TO WI !!!HOLD Jtlli!!J:IIIIl .W'riOll. " 2. Copi .. of Yellovladfe report •~tio~ 1~ tbl abo'Fe telex will be forwarded u 10011 •• rtoei•nd.. Oopiea to the D.s.I. • Pare on a, I nap. , for 0.0. "G" D1na1on, A.O.L.• l()t DIVISIOi C .I .ll. H.O. "LC No, ...................................... . Tllll O()}l!(lSSIOlDR, .a.O.M. POLIOlll, OTTA.Wi., ON!AB.IO. Attention: D.O.O.I. EXEMPTIONIEXCEPTION / '1(1) ACC!SS TO INFORMATION ACT/ v lla 1 (:B •• Yellowknife, ll'il'f LOI ~ j,J,t,CCO.A L'INFOfWATION llepor~ StraDP ObJect Strikillc V Cl&ll Lab, Clan Lake D1dr1ot, J.Y.T. ~ (nr.LOlfDI7~ DI'UCllmlft lUll) ~~ t 1. . ........ , •••• ,._ ... __ ........ \ \Y · ().the Senior JJ.o.o., O.I.:S. ~· :D1Yh1on, attaobd are Photo- (\ 1 • ll; ~:t YellowlaU:te Detaobllent reportad..&ted 19-7-66" aocl v - ~ -25-7-60~ &-~ 4. tJ.. 1 ' ./ / 2. a 1a ... ,.,4 that 7ou han recelnd cJ ~ correapondenca troa tu D.S.I. in thie •tter e4Yh1111 that I (l the preble• hat been referr.ecl. to tu Director ot .U.r Intel- l licence. In rtew o:t thit, on 16-8-6o t.hh o:tt1oe e4v1ttd. J. in th1e oaae • touvill be kept adYi1ed o:t 4tvelopmanta . / s.U .I.
HIIK/DLS Cqwpp!IIAL Re1 ~1'\ of llti'Uit ObJMt 8tlilc1.nl ClaD ltJse Did, I,X,l'. (IUJPf!Qilll Dl'l', QA§Il P'u.r\htl' to our hlephoae CICIIIftNatlon ot the l~th i nltant (lieU, • DUvorth), 1 am attaohlnc ber.to • OOJI1 of two nporh e\lbdt.W ti'DIII IeUov11Dlte Dltaot.et, u dattc! in 0111' 0011\'IINatlGD thll V0\114 apptU' ~ bt a •tter liON in keeping vtth the 1Dtertltl ot the R19a1 CIMdiaD Air J'wo1 than thftt of t.he lleOollePe We wo\114 appreoS.ate leamlni fl'lllll tou •• to an.r plaD• that 1111cht be 4..-.loptc! with • •lew to you JIU"IIIlnll thle •tter 1n tbe !ellovllaUe ana vlth a ~w to looatSna the obJIOt ntet'l'IC! to. We an qld.te illprMIII! wlth the ortcrllllll lnto.,.tlon llTIII ill the etat-.t of the . .lnt'obl\nt, th-o • Then doel DOt appear to bt an,r .,_ton to thlnk that th11 Jnfor.tlon b the niNlt ot eAT lalllmt.lon on the par' of tM llltor.nt but. lt ~ on the hoe of it Uke a o111r etat.-.at of what lft.U, happtlle4o 2. A c1eeonptloa of the obJen 11 ,..,. lntenltJ.Dc aa4 the whole •tter 11- vorthl of the at\eatloa ot ltGNOU auoh •• the R.OoAofo ""o an DO dcnibt. better abl11 ti'OII the point ot 'flew of equlpllnt, to haullle thll ratter. 3. We would appnolate the nwl\ of fOUl' c1ellbe!atlon Uld ar. qulte pnpu84 to hnl oUI' teU.Wms.te D.taae-nt per- BOnnel oo-opente with TOll in .,.,. WT• 0/0 L.C, 1'1111')1'\h, D1reotor or All' InttlllaMOI, llo)'ll !Anadlaft Alr Foroe1 n.,..r Barn.ou, 42.4 ~~ atnet, o t t a v •, Onkrio. . . •• • . J. I .. I .-' + .... Supt,, , .
ros !be o.c. "0 1 D1"1ie1on, BlMP • OT'l'A.VA, Olltario. n ... fi.JI4 &ttaobec! OOPJ or OV letter to t he D1reotor or Air IDtelllgeoe oonee1'111nc th1e •tttr. It is our new that the R.o.A.F. are much better equipped to balldle matten euoh u this thaa we an and it ie obdou. that it then 1• &JI¥t!Wii S.U tbie eto17 vhieb ee .. to be quite nli- able and obJeotin, it is oert.&hl7 1110re ot R.O.A.r. 1ntenet than ova. With pereoDDel &Dd equiJD~Dt at their diapoeal, 1t does not eeem that we ehould be ependiJI& u,y time or effort on th1e llllltter ~mtil we are prondtd vith tbe ability to do the Job. 2. Would 7ou plaee bold up azq aotlon on the part of Iellovlmite DetaohMDt pttMh'l an anewer t1'0IIl the Director of A.iJ' IntelJ.1&eae vhiah baa been requHted. OTUWA, 16/8/60. (W. B. ltll7) 1 .UIIS.s\ant D. 8. I. Supt.,
• ?" • v1 ;> 1 AUC 11 60 , ..... .... . w DIY . " ~I No._ ..6.Q.!J. J,:l99. r..2.1L. H,Q, ,.LJ No, ..... ~·· .. ,_, .. , ·-- 'l'BB OCIOII S SI O HIB, R.O .1(. POLICJ, OT'UV A, Oli'.'W!IO. EXEMPTlONaCEPTlON I 9f/~ ACCeSS TO INFORMATION Ar:fl ,LOIIIUR L'ACC:ts A L 'I HF<lfiMATION Attenti ou: D. s. I. B..l ~ ... Tellodnife, JI. W .! . B8port of Str~ Objec~ 1tl'ik111C Ol&A Lalla Dht. J:.W .!. ( DLI.OWDI7.1 lll!. OASI) 1· Tellowknite Detacbaent report• 4&te~ , 19-7-6o &D4 25-7-6o are attache~ hereto f or TOur in!oraaUon. 1'be11 report. h&Ye b"n cliecuned wUb. IDIP"Otor SWIIIli:J". 2. Al•o attached 1• OOP7 of letter of IYID 4&te to the 0.0 , Jort SIUtb. S/ D aa well u telu G,g:t4. ' .3, You will be kept 114rtlld of the procreu / of th11 1nYiet1cat1on. 2r1)X~ - ~ a. J, Pr1oe, Inap., s.v.I. for 0 . 0 . •G~ Dirtaion, A.O.L.
• 'rRI Oi'JlCill COMlWIDI:IO, li.O.M . POLIOS, J'Ol\T SKI Tit, I, "I . t. EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I Q ' I ') ACCESS TO INFORM ATION ACTi lOl SUR L'ACcEs A L'JNFORMATION lo& CJ.-> Tollowkzlllo, I\I'J', ..,.n of 0\J••• "l'lldllt Clu !.Me !)htrto\, • · :t.t. (TJLLOtiDitn mt. a.ua} 1. ~to ouzo 0.924, U.. abo~\ ooeun boN that potdUJ lha <alJoot wbioh loll iA$0 Olaa L&lco e.q be a aoeo oou of a f'tiDt or - eQeJ' .. iea\lflo o'IIJto~, la TlOif' Of wbit!l W fttl ~\ .... UVa n4oaTOV h wunAUil. 2. Tov aUa1;;uah4 '11.10 tat a .. ten oouhr h COIIC1D're4 vit!l, l:t TOV tv\btr pt11lr111 Utol'lllal \N.l lOIJI o\Joot h roeU..r aa tile 'boUu of thit Lolce, tlwt 1-u. "-¥ oon- liUl' lha' .... o.,.n Mrloo dcnll4 'M ell\alMil Won ooadclor- auoa h &iTWa to ruoT1llc lt. J, Wo tMl lion \!Ia\ \be ;111101 111&De tlloUld. be 'lllo4 ud •bile a llld.a 4bor .... IMA"oud 1 l aq wtll be Ule 11114 011 \be 'bo"• ot lbt Laa wod4 proWbi\ We adbo4. OouUer- dlo t.Ahnet h apnuM ia ..._1111'\0n alld. .,. w~4 appnobt. 7VU ltoepi..Jic \M 1 ofn.oo a4Ybe4 bJ hloa ol ,.v .tanA.r uUoD. a.r. rrt .. , laap., for O, C. IIG1 DhhlOII, .t..O.L,
• ROMPflti R.C.M.P. MESSAGE FORM FOR TELEGRAMS AND/ OR RADIOGRAMS AU . • PluORJTT RR Iii pp 0 (Check off) OP 0 Branch........ ~. ~ ~ ... ~! . ~ ... 9. .! .~ .,! .~ .................... File No......... 6cxJ. .. U9f:b21 ........................... Date .... ~~ .. ~ .~ ..... ~~~ ......... FROM; TO & G DIT RDMP OftAW.&. 01'1' RCHP li'O ll'r s:>CI'I'll lN'1' G. 9l!4 U 'm.LLOWmn llli'Olrl'l JULY l91'i .AJfD 25ft D JOBI PJBBOI OLAB IJ..n: mlP I I VlD 0~ P08SI~lLI'Illl 8000~!! POLIO~ .&.lllORAH !JD U!lltD ALSO 'I'll_.'l' IOU OONSI Dii \l 8Jl or ltll lllYD I1IDH tiLLOWDifll S'roP I I' OlSJ' FC ~ 'l'RllJUI YOU JIAY CO!iSl l)'JR OJILY I DJ:II'l'lJ'lliG U' Wltll IUICOYAL lUlillO. D!:l.tA'OlD roR J'\IB.'II:l-:4 OOifSlDKRA'l'IOJf $'lOP PLIUI D1I!P US ADV18llll. B. ~. PJIO., t RSP •• JOa o.o. "'" mnu011 • .&..o.L • •• ............................ Orili~~ ·i;;.:,; ' i ' ;d'i~' ""'"""''"'"""'"' ............ , ....................................................................... Au~lrl rc SiputtUN
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE J OI. N OI\!IStON I'IL_ e No·-------- sua.otvutoN F'ort S1ni th -t"L'·-·= ;-- ) l' ·"" VIS!Ct'i. I I ~:[~~~;~~tt.f~~~~~ 19-7-60 . 'Nich reference o th..J s"ov~ anct to ll us report submitcea in this c rm=ction , p~ease be aa.vised. that ou this date an a<!ria patr.oJ. was made to t he scene of this unusualtoccurrance . ' -From observations i'rom the a,ir ana. from the pontoons of the l.lna it 1~oul.a appea r that IU•·DIYI.IO,. Jorli~ :.··1.)''/ 0C1'A.CH~·HT' 60- 5- 35 (1190} ~~~c . A . 19- 7- 60 . _, an object aid ,Land. on t\l.e C:ast siue of C.1..at1 Lake, however, no1;hin:s C01lld be found . Tha ;>lace \•there chis ooject is sup,osea to h<W'.! land.oa is a cov::! 1 ·1hich is g:-o1m up !'or a coasiderab.Le a·istauce .from 'Ghe sho:-e \viuh ~lie usual type of 1<1ater reeds l'lhich a1•e coml!lon in <U.! l~:~kes in this a-rea . 'l'here is a space a ?!)roximately t ·.~ elve feet wia.e and forty . faet .Long 1~here the re aas are oempleteJ.y goue anu the wat.er in this space s!ight.Ly deeper. '.l.'tle .Lake bottom in chis · area is soft black mud ana is of consiaerable aepth and 1!' anything shouid have ~it it no aoubt it · woula. have ?enet;ratea for a conside ;c·abJ.e aist:.ance , Apart from the above o nserva-cioas nothing unusual i"as seen,¥ A pa tro.!. v1a s auticipac •~u c.o the area by cauoe but a checl< l<~ith local i)rospeccors aa.'l'ised a ~ainst ill due to the frequency and length of the p0rt a ges. J , ~Mr. Yellowknife~ l•l , i/, '1' . who operatat a prospecting itting ness in Y elJ.ow~mi f e and who has is own p.1..aue accompauiea cha ·.~i t er to the scene. He has een prospecting ana mining fo r approximately thirty years ana is quite faniliar l·tith t i1is part of the oount-:-y, and. is oi' *h o;>inion that something aid laud in the area described. a bove . :\ further patrol is anticipated to the area with Mr , jLLst a s seon a s it is convieJlt for him and it is i n tanj~lil to g;o over the area ·,.,:tth a ~eigar counter and to pro oe the :tr~a with a rod. l;.f nothing should b\3 lOC 'itect. at this t i 1 nJ t here is a possibility thtlt a·rrangemt!n'Cs can be .naue ae this point to have tl1s area chaelcea with a cagnetom~tar after £re · ~ 2e up . In vi ell of' the £oragoing this fila 11i.l.! continue as hereunder sho'llm pending fuxther in1leHt- igation . Uia ry uate as marginalJ.:r I'IOted, requested, p!euse • .:i'l'lLL U . Jll.tu{ L • ilf .:.,;)'.(' IG...,'!'ION: I'ORT SM11'H. N. W. 1', l'he O.C.. 'C" Dtvinicn. ') H "1'A''1, tJnlQ:MO. "; ft\ l"t)!\WARIYED. AUG 3 1960 A/Cpl,, 1 • 1, 7IJ.57l4, J.Jetaciunant.~OYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE: o .... , QIYII IOf'C I"IL.I: H0·------- 1Ue. QIYI810N OITACHMCNT Fort Smith Yellowknife 12:., ' } 18-7- 60 ~ ~ 1. ~ th nee to the above, please be advised ~0. that this contacted this office and advised ~- that on 22 d been camping on the shore of Clan 60-5-35 (1196) .... c: .... First. A . R . v. No. sc.r "o"'- -- Lake and that after hearing a strange noise he had Seen ~ a strange object strike the water of the lake and after i · spbijnnitnhag dond~i.be surfacdebfor athshtohrt lentgth of time the ~ o ec sappeare enea e sur ace . o/ ~· ~ E TATEMBNT OF • age - or Yellowknife , N.W. T. ~ BEGINSr On 1960 at about 6. 00 P. M . I was g dropped off at Clan Lake by Wardair Otter, We piled my camp gear on the snore and the plane lett . About 20 or 25 minutes after the plane left I beard a noise which sounded to me like a big plane in the distance, I never paid much attention to this noise until it got loud, I l ooked i n the sJcr but couldn 1 t see a.nything, The noise appeared to come f rom very high up . The noise kept getting louder ~nd louder and I kept watching periodically but cculd not see anything . I then heard something strike the water and when I turned a r ound I saw a splash and what appeared to be some object with arms or spokes rotating in the water, The object was rotating very rapidly and throwing water . Gradually the object seemed to spin l ess and finally stopped. After the object stopped there was a backwash which came over to where I was, This would be about l~et from where the object landed. When my partner,....., - came we took the canoe aild went over to the spot where the gbject hit the water, !here was grass about 18 11 high wire the object hit and this appeared burnt on t he east, north east side of where the object struck and the rest of the grass around an area of about 20 feet by 60 teat was out up in small pieces , We felt around with the paddles and a pole and round a channel which corresponded to the cut path of grass . This channel would be about one foot deeoer at one end and ab ;ut three feet deeper at the other than the lake proper , The lake floor appeared to be very much disturbed and the water very ntuddy , l.fy partner and I went back to tQe spot on two more occasions and looked and felt around but could not see or feel anything . The object I saw in motion in the water aopeared to be about ~ to 6 feet wide . I could not see any color because of the flying water. I did not see any steam when the object ~it the water. P~O
,. .. !" ~$t../ '10 e, • Strange · ct StrUti~ Clan PAOE Clan Lake Diet., N.W.T, (Y KNIFE DIDT. 'T FRUM PAGE ONE •••••••• hit the wa marked the spot on the lake. Wit: Cat. F.T.Wright Sgd: 3• - is well known in this co1mtcy having livee in and around Yel lowknife tor many year•• He haa a good knowledge ot bush lite as lle 13 a prospector and woodcutter by trade. He ia considered very reliable. 4. It might be mentioned that -was quite concerned about 1"opo1"t1ng this matter and h.sa vold.nteered to accompany a patrol to the scene it we eo desire. Clan Lake ia eituat-.d some 30 miles north ot Yellowknife and can be l"eaohed b;r boat. The water has an average depth ot l8 11 at the point where the object went down. s. A eaDOe patrol will be made into this area in the near tuture to investigate this and other matters in the area and a turthel" report will be submitted. ~~ h. Ill. G Sgt. I/O Det. THE O.C. 11011 DIVN. RCMP OTTA> 1A OH T . 1. FO fiWARD~D for your information. Y u will be further advi sed when members of Yellowknife Detachment have had an a pportunity to examine the a r ea i.n which t his incident took place, s . u . r. ~ D.O. 25-8-60 ------
NOJ:MD • 0 99) - Q-22 June )0, 1960. CONFIDENT IAL Attention: Group Captain L. C. Dilworth On June 14, 1960, f·ir . P, J. Ward, Ch i Af Forester , Woods Divlsion Oreat Lakes Pulp ~ nd Paper Co111pany , Fort WiUiwo , Ontario , viai t ed our Fort W illiam Detachment and handed ovor tho attached pi ece of "window" or foil. Mr . :lord advised t hat be had found traces of th i a material a t two loca tions - on the north- east side of Muskrat Lake northwes t of Nipigon, Ontario, and al so on t ho north sido of Drift Lake just north of Shebandowan, Ontario . 2 , It i s ass UIIled her e that this 111at eri a l W<4S probably dropped to jam r adar durinp an exercise and unless you advise us to the contrary we have no furthe r intorost ln thi s matter. (N . ~ JOilES), Inspector, for D irector of Security and Intelligence . The Dir octor of Air lntelli eenco , Roya l Canadian Air Force , B~av a r Barracks, 424 Metcalfe Street, OTTAWA, Ontario.
• • • Ja.mple of "W i ndow" or shaved tinsel Complaint of: Mr . P . J,, Chi ef ~· or est er, ~ l oods Di v. , G r eat Lakes Pul p & Paper For t W i lli a m, O nt ••
ROYAl CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE DIYIIIOH , •• NO W 993-11 c • • , 47395 JUN2960 DIYI810N "D II ,.,.ov1N:ca ... , .. C ON!ID.I!.NT !AL D&fA C ~WI~f .. c Ill. A. tii . V NO F~r~ewl!liam s. ~ I . Section. OAfl 14th Jun 8 60 o Canplaint ot: Mr. p , J . WARD, Ohie:f' Forester 1 \ 'lo~a Division, Great l.eku PIIJp ct aper no., Fort Y l:llli&..IJ4.()n.t . INFORMATION : l. This date (14-6-60) 1 Mr. VI.ARD visited this ot':t'ice and handed over the attaohed sample o:t "Window" or shaved tinsel or t'oi~ Mr. WARD stated that he and his men had round traoes o~~hia material at two looationa: • •Jil N.l!l. side ot Muskrat Lake, northwest ot Nipigon, Ont . (11) On the north side ot Drift Lake, just north ot Shebandowaa, Oat . 2. It is believed that t his material may have been dropped t o jam radar, either operationally or in an exercise. As stated, sample ot "Window'' materi al is attached hereto. Mr. Ward advises that should any interested party be interes in securing further samples, arrangements will be made • 3· !'orwarded for whatever action you deem necessary. i /o Fort The OoJ"'Il'li eeione r - RCMP - OTTAW A, l . Forwarded ~ple to in the o.bove WINNIPEG 27-6-60 /dn \JY \0 " \,; Cpl . • lood) #14906, ~ r. Section. f · ~~------ cy,~~~ ~ ........................ ~ .. ... .................. '"
·• - 2 - tt~562 JUN 8 60 59E 1190- 2S7 D 993 -Q- 22 Re: Military and Ocher Devices of Unknown Origin. Commission~tr , RCMP - OTTAWA, Ontario . FORWARDED for information and record . This is fureher to our minute of April 12th, appended to Chilliwack Sub - Division report of Apr il 6th. 2. Unless instructed to the contrary, we are now considering our file closed. Victoria , B. o. , 7. 6. 60. AE C.:.!P- r ACK'D JtJN B 1960 1/C CEN fll,\L 11EGISTRY
ROYAL CANADIAH MOUNTED POLICE DIVISION I"ILE No. 59B 1!90- 28 7 DI..,N ~·· I'IIOVINCI .... SUS.QIVISION New Weatminater DltT ACH Mit NT Port DATE W.li to.ry and other Devices ot' t.mkno•:m Origin Sua.DtYI810N 60lnr 5-137 O.,.ACHNDU' I'.C.R. Chilliwack ~trol rr. c. o. 6.4. 6o A.II. V. No. _s ~ z g:, ~i Dt,tt.ftY DATC SliT f'O l . 'lfi th reference to the above o.nd to ma.r:(...nall:r noted Jile.., I beg to report that limi.ted o.nd dhcreet inquiries have been conducted in the Pitt Lake area. re go.rding the nossible :light~ ~il011 o.nd in an effort to establish the identity 01' ·- __. A.s good relo.tions eld,at between thi3 ct'fice lllld the re3i- dents oJ: the Upper Pitt Valley 1 l: o.m quite certc.in that i! there wua a.ny information available, it would have. been forthcoming; h0\111Cver all inquiries have met 1'11 th nei:lotive reaul ~ . 2, Regarding the descript i on ot' the alleged ' apace ahip 1 gi•.-en in --- letter~ I respectfully GUbmit thAt this is suapicioue~ 1 1'1.ying Gnucer 1 hoax perpetrated in the sta.te of California. duri:lg th<1 past several years o.nd de&l.t with e xtenaively in an article in 'True Mlgazine 1 app1'oxime.tely two years ago, } , Thoro are no Sasquatch Indi4na in this o.rea.; the only Indians resident here at all o.re an ancient member of a Coa.at tribe 'TCX!ImiY Williama 1 and hU wit'e , I t r.aG n~t been poeeiblo to: trnnco e.n,y reports Gucb o.s those referred to to either of thoee persCIII.ll. 4. 'Rain Foreet 1 is a term occasionally applied to the heavily forested areas of oontinuou.s rllin on the exposed western slopo111 oJ: Vancouver Island a.nd the Olympi c Peninsula.. 5. In view of the complete lack of cont'irmo.Ucm ct t iU.s report i.'l this area , I respectfully submit tho.~a. at this point aro not illdiaated, The copy r::£ .._._ letter iG returned bere...,ith. Extro. copies c~ Report CLttaohed. CONCLT!OED Hll1m t ' .- • -· t 0 1 ° I o lo o .... ~ .... . ~~lo.ao••-·•,.t o # o o j_.j -· r :: ... • ; ~· •-" ,:_.:~ ~ ~ 4 .: Jul.) o -~! .. \.,1 --· -=·· l.1~J >:· 2.1- ""- J': . : .J• ~ - .:. '\ .l.J- . - ~~ ... · . • 4 ' ~ . ~ ... - _.• ; .l Sgt. I ~ • ·- "t .. 1- •- • :. • • • , ·• I t -., • - \ t • • J • .... : ).' .. . i , . . , 1 ..... . - ~ ; ..: .. • ~-. ! . ; .., . , . - . . .
·~ \. CO,.. .. Ct,.OHOIN &: I TO a l • "'cucot- T~Il COMMIIIIOHI,. , " ' C: . .. . .. OL.ICK, 0 . , •• ~~\.~ HO. 0 99)-C<-22 -- H&AOQUAAT Kf\1 Your Refs 6~-699 OTTAWA, April 20 1 1?60. Mr. Moss Lea Innes, F.B.I. Liaison Otficer, United States Bmbaaay, 100 Wellin«ton Street, 0 T T A W A, Ontario. Dear Mr. IMes: C AN A DA Re: Reported Craab ot Space Macbina in Vicinitr of Fraser River near &gaaa1, British ColWibia. Further to our oorreapondance ot April 7 1 1960, we a,re attachilli tor your 1ntor- l'llltion copies ot our Ch1ll1waolc Patrol li.C.O. report ot April 6, 1960, which will be found aelt-explanatory. 2. In view ot tho information diacloaed, we aeree the~is no foundation to thia story sup?l1ed by and no turtber en~uiries are contemplate • encl. DJ/LL Yours very truly, c . ':l. J. Ooldami th 1 Ina p. 1 O!!icer 1n Chnrtca, Criadnal Investir.ation Branch.
• SECRET 1. - 3 - 3C 802 A?Rl450 59E ll90-287 6oor.: 5- at:. Re : : !111tar;r and C ther Devices of UnlmoHn _ _______ OJ.:ig_in _________ _ FORt·fii.P.DDD 7- 4-- 60 for 70Ul' infor:Jat1on . 2 . The writer concurs With the findin&s of the Patrol u.c.o. as i ndicated in :!Jaragravh ll above . 3 . \•fi th refer 3nce to a search or the area by aircr aft, the \oll'i ter does not "Oronose to t al~e any further action in this respect unless 7ou"so instruc t or some eVidence or a concrete nature comes to light . 4. As there appears a possibility this matter may be of interest to the Officer Commanding New westminster S~DiVision, extra copies of report are attached. Chilli \oiSOlt . $a:i 9 6oMisr~R , Rc. ;p , arT .tcu., ... ! I APR 14 1960
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE 01'-- N .... .J w .. =~ .... ..... "'"""'~ i3 -< z ~ 9U8· 01YieiON §)(- ! 60C:: 5'- €1t ~ ~~ ~ ~ 0UACHM K-NT P .C.R. A, R . V. No. DIARY 0-'TK SCT PO~ '---- ...... .~ .. ~ '"I ,. __ 4-~- · 1. r ./1 til rofere:1ce to -:::c :li:o·.-; ~nC.: cor:-s::··ont:e:1ce ·"'or•·•ar-'ed b- t··e c-· "1,.. ... - • c c -.~. - ·r· c-c""'" on "C' " "0 .&.. •" t..:. ., "" -- ..,.-.;;J. _. • • .;; . - ~ .. - - ~ .. - .; - ·.) J bquiries on a conf!.den ti:.l oa~:.::: :1:1v= iJeen c: . .:-:.-!. gd out :lS requested . 2 . ne~ ini'o1'::.:tion contoi:'lGd in letter from~ ti1e.:-e a;•:ears to :le little information of value r e:t'err in:; to · loca t:.on::: i..'l the A:5assiz area, one. for ?ur?oses o:' c l :.:r~ic:: . : inn t~~e:r nre enumerated ~s folloHs: ~ . 3asquatcl1 is a common term used in t:1e A~a:::niz - iiarrison Lolte area for ll n~mber of :•eors and 1 t is a myth or fable in that area referr inG to a larGe hairy indivicual or bogey - man and has be~n used for a nurr.oer of years nrior to any satellites or s~ace s>1~s bein;; inver.ted . 1 • "'' - ' ·'t' . I ~1 1 ,_ . .,. . _,le. e or e no .:no\'ln ,. .:aooscan !':r. 3ns n .. ..'Je .t\.\)t'lsr:i::: area ant:'. fron refGrenoes chec~:3d., the Atila~ascan !:vlians or At:u:mascan In('.!.ans are oent~::-9d a bout t!:e Yukon and i :c!:sn:.le :;~ ·;er s nnd e:ct:enci:!.n.:; into Alas:;:a . ~here :.s also ::;or::e brlicet:!.on t:-:e::;e !:1C:icns e::tend south into ~:evr : !e::.ico, :\ri:.ona and ~e:;:as . ; • Tha- c are o nt'.t~').a r of !nf..:!.ans !.11 t i1e ... r;:.s s:!.z area and go tu1•~.er the ;jnnc! :1Q~es o:' : Chehall::; Indians or SE.r.ta::~uao :and Port D. uglas ilond S~:oo~;uocht~t :>and Scovil tz 3nnd Sl~auohloo lt Jand 3eacird Island ilond Cheon Band . s. 'r!~e:·e <:re no lmoHn Inrlior. :;;.tic.es :!.n t::!.s area , and ~O\Iing t:~e Indians, locall~', it :s felt t:1.;. t :!.i' they ·.!e:- e a•.tcr-2 of an:r s tronge obj -:c t t::e ::~at"-'= • .;ot<ld pe renorted to tile nolice • ..r1t:1ou il unr:ue dele·•. . - . 7. Thera is no Lol:e !!'ra::~er in t.:is :::r Ja .:mf.. t:1.e only one \•tilicil can be locot :d in t:1e P:-ovince i::: o toke J'rcs".lr in t:1e '/cnder:\oof Detcc:1.-:.;n:; or :10 :!.~ t:~e !>rince (J':)or:c ~ub-Di ''~::~!en . .......... .... -c•vo&ION FILE RE: ilill tar:r anr.l Other Devices of PACE T'::o C.•U7 0 Cl:OI'ITIHUAt.ON No. 592 1J.90- 28? Un!O'!O\'Il1 Ori~in . -er·--~~~~--~~-------------------- 0 8 . i;o area kno\ln ns t::e ~ain Fore!lt con he locatec1 1 and enqu:Lrieo node t:-.rou~h the :::1 , C. :i'oreot Ser-1ice !)roduced no 1!'lfor::lc.tion of anj' loc~·tion Ol' for·~ at of' this norte . 19 . It \·rou:o..c: e-,:-ecr fron t"1e letter this o\Jjcct is 1 5'0 ttiles north\lest of A~:lss!.: 1 i!" s1.1c:: is the c!\se it 1:ould , be in t:1c ?itt River area 1n .,;lo ::eu '.'ost::instor ::ub- 0 ! vi sion , and ti:e north end of ?itt lal•e is ll!)"lro::irlote:y ~5' r:.iles no:·th of the 7ras~r :ti ve::- . It is noted in t:!e letter the :!.ni tiuls :i .E . :l!)pesr 'Under t::e bit!.a:O..s :! ,'./ , bot:l follo\led by a guestion mer le . In the event t:1e C.:irect!on 1.!l meent to oe ,o mile!l northeast of Asassi: , this l·lo1.\lc1 !>lace ti'e object in the Coquihalla Pass area, \·th!ch io S!)pro;dmately 20 to 25' oiles east of the Fraser River. T!le Fraser River 1'J.o~1a 3 ppro:.:1mately straicht vest from .A t;t~ss iz and H this object is suppo!:ed to be near the Frnser River and !]O m :l.les from A£nss1z then it \·To1.lld be alJ::ost in He~' ~·/estr.1inoter . It might be roentioned the Frsser R:l.ver, between Agassiz and ~he Pacific Ooean,is 1 ·1e11 settled and built up and the ~ossibility of an:r object l~,ding in or near the~raser River without being seen by local residents is very remote. 10. Limited and'-iliil the possibility thot a • Agassi: or Harrison Lake neg~tive results. "'ll''!!.<JL~ ... es were made regercl:l.ntt be !:nc\m :1.n the e en~uiries ~roduced 11. Froo the :l.n!o~ation contained :l.n the letter and from a kno~lledge of the local area, it is the opinion of the •.rriter there in no the aller,ctions conta:l.ned in the l 9tter from datec't t·:arch 6th. Should f'llrtl'ler enq1.\iries be cono ee nece~s~=-~' , it is req1.lested the author be intervielled ret;ortling his SO\Il'ce of information . 12. It tliGllt also be r.:entioned the area nortll~rest of Agass!= is ver:r rugged oo\mtoinous terro:l.n and although there are some logginB catt!lS in certain a:-eas, the cajori t:t of ti1e country is covered b:• verious mountttin :::-anges and the area co\tld only be survej'8ci b7 plane . Should the Department consider it necessary to cal;e suoh a survey it is re~uested t~1e required instructions <:ud ~rrangetlents be completed and this office ndvi3ed .
n c..,.P u '' • • u rn -~- 22 1\l w· It ef: i.JI.t- on ~ t. c; I{ £ I A pr 11 7 , 1960 • ------ Mt·. Noee L•et lnntr&! F.u.r. L1a1•on utr cer, Uni~eu ~ tAt•• ~buaey, lOu \ltllingt.on 1jt.rtet., 0 T T A ~ A, Ontario, !Jear Hr. lnnea: Rea HtpQrt.ed cruh ot Spaoe ~oh1nt in V1o1nitr or Fr•••r River near A&~•••i, Britith Cglweb1a. With reterenoe to Jo~r me.orandua d~ted April '' 1960! pllltt be adv1ttd tbat we have received a et.t.tr tr01a Mr.- ....... dattd March 6, 1960, oopi••-ot~h are attached, 2. We have cauted enquiriet to bt made by our ottioer co ... adlnc "'" V1Y1t1on or Dr1t.1th Coluabi• oo~tht tlleca- t1ona contained ln Mr • ........, letter. Iho reaultt or th••• enqu1r1tl ~111 bt .. de known to 10U in uUt ~Ourlt• hnol. 0.'-i.J. oolduai,h, lnar., otfloer in CMrce., Cr1111nal Intet~ication Hranoh. l ---- -- ---- --- - - - - 0993-Q-22 1'111!; O.C . 11 E" UlV •• RCI~ '' VlC'"OillA u C , 'U I ! I Uo e Forwarued I'or your information, to- gel-her with copies of corresponuence dated 5-4-60 referred to above, b ng ther to our memorandum of ~\a rch 24 9b0 n the above regard. O'l''l'A 1\ A 7-4-60. 01\P/bb . C. W.J . Goldsmith , Insp., Officer in Cha rge, Criminal Investigation Branch. ' I •• • ' .1:·· • '• ACczSS SEctiON I SECTION DE L'ACCES DOCUMENT REMQVED fROM PXI.B I 009\JANT BETIBE DU DOSSIER Filetd/f- rw -~- s- ; f. l Doaaier RG VOlume _ .... ot .. _tnt/ {jte -1:RumtatZ•utl.lJW - ~~iption du document ~ , /& tfit~t'?t/11 41/,& 0 No. or Pages/ ,::2. Nbra de pages Exempt/Exception, 13{!) 1{1.< Access To rntoraationce/ Reoaon ,tor Ramoyal/ Lgi sur l'acces a l•intor;ation Retrait an vertu de Review otticer£ ~/ita b p /}/t/(/ttdf. Agent(e) d'examen 'D 99)- .. :!2 ~lurch :ZI. , 19c0. TO: Tl!l:: O.C. "!::" OlVI.:llotl, R.t:.:•. P,, 'I.:.C':vlt:A , ll . C. Re: ~tili t.<try and Other Devico:s of llnkno1m Crigin Attached hor et .~t. cop:!.cs of 1 etr.er ~~arch 6 . 1960 , from one,._..,. Thu en•1o:o p1 i n t!:iJ l et :.or ·.1a s enclo3ed wau po:~t::mrked Davenpor t, _own , dc.t.ed ·.t!:ich U. J . A, 2. ~! r. ."'c!·lanus of the U. S . .Er.tbasuy, 0t 1:a1-m , cou!d not explai n the return address "C.I.A. Station 17-A", as this is not a t.e~ used by his organization. J . The nama "Roger 'llybot" is tha t of a n e:<-di:·ector o£ the ' French Counter-~apionag e Service. "Dieauxime aureau" is a !-'ranch r:l:f.litary i ntelli~ence office • wh!ch · .. ·as nbol!.ahed :nany y uArs n!l;o. "Sorbonne" is t.he namu for tho Pnris Univeruity. 4. 'lie a 1·e allw a ttachin~ nl:oto3t.at cop! us of 11 clippinst d~ ted :•:arch 6 , 1960, captioned "Oeta " Saucers" on i.'ovie l''ilm." 5. !I a vin .~ ra;11rd to t hi3 preas clippinl\ , plflnuu h ~1 11e the neooosnr:r at.t. ention r;i ve n til the infor mr.t.ion O..)r.ta!nud in the a r: t achod l'ltt,Rr , r e ~orti n;:: the l"caulr. :.s thureof i n duu c o ~;rse . 6. Thi :J :natter · ..,.aa originn:ly l'eferrod to the IJ . :.J .r. ·.>~ho have s t.A t~d i-; <.!ons no t; a ;,!:ear to bt! of :1ny i nt:oreot t. :l t huo, l~ o \ Llv ~N. ' r,:C 19'~ ,.,, ) .,~ ')~ (] Enol. 1 \t O!.P/Pft c. ~ .J. Goldsmith, Inap., O "r< · Ch C 4 • 1 t ._cer ~n ar ~ e , r -~ -~ n ;.nvoat.i:rcJt.ion .!r 'lr.ch .
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE D 993- Q- 22 REF. No. .............. ................ M EM ORANDUM T O The o.o.c.r. Re: Military and Other Devices of Unknown Origin The letter dated March 6, 196n, postod in Davenport, Iowa , is being brou~ht to your attention as it does not appear to have any o.s .r. interest . 2 . Mr . McManus of the u.s . Embassy could not explain the return address : '' C. I . A. Station 17- A" as this is not a term used by his organization . · J , The name Roger WYBOT is that of an ex- director of the French Counter-Espionage Service; the " Deuxieme Bureau" is a French Military Intelligence Offi ce \'thich was abolished manr, years ago and , of course , 11 SORBONNE 1 is the namo for the Paris University . 4. This is forwarded for whatev action you may deem advisable . OTTAWA 18- J- 60 JHC7CIIH AN8WI:R TO .....
.. - . ·: .. special rn~ormaticn A j83SG ~: .R 660 ~ - _ ~nadlan Mounted Police Tlt: otrt.owa l't)lioe R'dqtra~ ottowa, ~nada Sins-: ct~I"".A ·~tion J!'fi-A. -U~.:A' Mllroh 6,. !96o tJC!ase be advice"! that the MF..ABASOA IliDLUiS of BRITISH OOLUMBn PRO'/ - it1 ~ s tern O'lul1\d!l, OQmmonwea~th of Canada, . re'Cort that some sort of a SPACE SRIP or Fw. IliG SAUCER. has · been seen ifl the heavy tiiDbered area of the British O"olttlllbia Rain ~rr .est Area~ The Athabasoao I!ldian tribe saouts re:f'en. 1jC the apace !h,ip as "SASQUA:TO'H SRil" in Athabasoa lansttage 1118alli013 1 SKY BOAT" A~roCrdi:tlg to recent reports f ·rom a grottp af hunters ·· with the Athabasoa tndlans o:f' British Ol.llumbia , the ob.ject is sairl to have crome out of sk.Y an.; hit a lake (:U.ke Fraser?) then rose into air and hit on Fraser ll:!ver itl British COlumbia Pr'ovinoe of ~nada~ The SJ!ace object {!llise1le? or possibly r.ocket?\ is said to be a haevy t'imb.e r. area of the place known as - : Sil'l . J'OJRST AOO.li.S~!S, BRI'l' ISH 0 OLt!M!r!Jt .. (a:anada) ' i lie Sl)ace ship or satellite 1e. reporte~ to be circttiarr ,. about 200 yards n d1imet1!1r , and the Indians state with weight estimate~ of !OOO tons·,. object is llllll.de ot' White metal • The British O't:llttmbia . Dldians neport that object is on a plateDN are!!, after. it sUd f[jm ftaser B2yer t\l)hUl illtp (and Thnt \ timber. a is not visable from a r but is concealed bY a . · h11 s~out.~~!Jf:=; 1n the Bt1t1sh Oolumh1a timbered area namea "RtUL FPBBEST ~ ~tiAsp~s1s, Bl'l1Hsh <Ih1nmbh mona"•) ' '!'he At sea Indiana reporte, that the object em1tts a ~tlow at n.itrht 9f 11 L!~ 1 ('bOsB1bl.v r(\dii.!,1or?\ In. v'i&W of neoent reports of ufilaent tied 1121!; objects {tT;F.O; perhaps lt may be advioable to setld some ooiJilletent nvest:\.ga tors from t e Rl: 0"' .. M' • • P'.- of"'ioe? 1'1:- may be :possible to !'ocate the Space SFiip (or Missile-satellite?\ by ttse of a low -Fiy1ru; plane over RUn. FOrr.e·st-plane eq\tlpt with a Oeiger C'Ottnter. and so1ntellometer airilll UR.oUiiUM LQO';l.T.DIG ' UEVIOES, might be able to find the obje ct as Indians believe it is radioactive object? from Assassls, (N•lt•· 7 'In the heavy Btl In Ftll"r.est are-a. Brl t1sh Ol.l1nmbia.J Indians r e"Dort _ that_the st rana:e . eb ject is ~ (\'4..~·~ Slno~ and resp~ . yrs ~ ) "" •, \ EXEMPTIONIEXCEPnON 6 ( \) U t.!AR 1fJ 1 S6n ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTI • ,' 1.01 SUA L'Aeeb~ L'INFOf\MATION '• IM'ER. -POL· SORBO.ti~ hATIOtiA~ SURRETTE PARis, FRA t-ICE A') .:· ' ~- l"-1\ . . ~~g-. Oa~cd~ via mail relay Q.tteens Messenger service , England trom cr; .I~A '.". r.eport-U:.:s'.A ~ ba :t.lote•-----• The Indian SQJ)Uts report that the ob.1eot seen bY Atha sea Illdians IS .tiOT Ati AIRPLA~ IS tiOT A .M!lTEORITE aniJ is hot visa bl:e from .. air- it may-pi possible to locate the sattell1te ship by toot reoonna• sainoe teams anil low fly1n; p planes \laeiDif radlitm det-ection devices in l'!a1n Forrest area near Ag'l'&s Rb, British Ool\lmbia, ... ,uann..daVIA AIRMAIL DAVENPORT MAR 9 AM 1960 SUPERINTENDENT ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE R.C.M.P, HEADQUARTERS OTTOWA, CANADA
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MARCH 6, 1960 GETS 'SAUCERS' ON MOVIE F[ILM] DUBUQUE, IA. [Ch]arles Morris, 31, D[u] [co]mmercial pilot, said [that] he took about 19 [se]c[ond] film of what [he] [descri]bed as three flyin[g] [saucers]. Morris said he saw th[em] [objects] from his trailer [park] [a]t 5:55 p. m. Friday. "There were three [lar] [l]a r g e elliptical obj[ects] [The]y were about 20[0] [feet] and flying about [mi]les per hour, at 2[0,000] [feet,] in perfect formati[on]" [he] said. [He] said the objects ma[de] [no] noise, left no vapor trail[s] [and were] very very "bright." [Mo]rris, who has app[arent] [l]y 5,000 hours fogg[ed as a] [co]mmercial pilot in[sisted] [they] said the objects [definitely] [they] were not jets, com[mercial] [aircraft] or weather [observa] [obse]rvation balloons. Morris sent his film to[a pro] [pro]cessor and will make [it] [a]vailable for analysis b[y mi] [li]tary authorities. More than 20 other r[esidents] [around] here reported see[ing the] [o]bjects, which [also appeared] See letter to E'Div 24-3-60
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• - 2 - ( 1- 10- 59 ) 82754 OCT 9 59 SECRET K 993 -J D 99)-Q- 22 The Comm ' r . 1 R. C. M.P. 1 OTT"\IA , Ont . Re; H1litary and other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debr is Found at the Scene of Forest !!'ires in the Canadian Nor th) 1. Forwarded for your information. s. Oruiokshank) Supt . ·1 1 £:.c..,:..~'" 1'\c<K • OCT 0 1959 1 /C C' 7 'lTR \L. HEGISTIW
.... ~ . - .. • ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE Security & Intelligence Br a nch D IV. FIL E No ...... J5; 99J- J .... ·-··· H . Q . F ILE No. ~...9.2 ) _ - q-:. 4 .g _ Edmonton, Alt a ., Oct , l , 1959 . ocr Thu Offl ce l' In Chnr ge , '' "' o1 v 1 a 1 Otl C • I . J: • , . c . II. Foltce , Em:Oil'l'ON , Albert.~> . Be: Mili tary and other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debris Found at the Scene of Poreat F1t·es in t he Canadian North) Reference the above and further to previous correspondence in this oonnection , with particular refe r ence to memo of the D. O. C. I . dated September 22 , 1959 . 2 , M r . T. B. HAMMER, Senior Supt. of Forest Protect i on for the Dept. of Lands and Forests , Alberta Provincial Government , was cor1taoted this date by t he writer. Mr . HA~IMER agreed to co-operate with this Force should any items e s indicated in memo of the o.o.c.r . dated September 8 , 1959, be f ound at the scene of forest fires 1n Alberta . He stated that he would warn his Forest Rangers to be on the lookout for such items a nd , i f found, they would be turned over to thi s Force for further i nvestigation . J . he has ot t he l'l 1 M r, HAMMER stated further tha t to date recei ved no report of any unusual i tems found scene of forest fires in the province .
'Y ' ' D 993-Q-22. Oct. 51 1959, SECRET TO; THl:: o.c • "E" DIV • • RCMP t VICTORIA, B.c • Re: Militaey and other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debris Found at the Sc ene of forest Firto in the Canadian ~orthl With reference to your lttttr of September 11. 1959 , you are hereby advised that the file on which this matter was handled at Headquarters ia classified aa "Secret" because of the caption. "Military and other Devices of Unkno\'m Origin". 2. It ia auggeattd t hat instructions could be circular- ized under the heading "Debris Found at the Scent of Forest FiX'ea in the Canadian ~orth"• to the effect that a ny strange object of unknown origin. found at the aotne of the forest .fire. should be made the subject or a thorough investigation.
• D 993-Q -22 Div. File l 99)-J Septeaber 22, 1959 THE O.C. "K" DIVISIO N, RCMP, KUMO NrO N, ALTA. Rt: ~litary and other Dtvio•• of Unknown Ori&in (Otbria Found at the Scene ot Forest F1r•• in tbt Oapadiap Nor\bl I rtter to your me.orandu. ot tbt Officer i/o O.I.B., dated tbt l4tb instant. 2. I think it '«)uld be ot aomt advantage it we were to take the Provincial Foreetry Ot1'1o1ala into our oontidenoe in this matter. You •1 therefore ba guided aooordin&).r. D.A. McKinnon Assistant Coem'aa!onar, Diraotorl Oparotiona & Cri.tnal nvestigation••
• • }J J-~~ r ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE Security and Intelli gence Br anch I N RI~ LY ~ L II.Aa• OUOTI' DIV. FILE N o .... JS .... 9. 9J..::- ..:L .. - .... Edmonton, Alta,, Sept . 14, 1959 . H. Q . FILE No. _ JJ. ... 9..2.:t'7!L?<L 761 ~ 9 SEP18S3 The Comm•r., Ji .C. !·i.F., OTTAHA , Ont . Attention: 0 ,0 , & C, I . He: Military and other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debris Found at t he Scene of Forest Fires in the Canadian North) Referring to your memora ndum of September 8, 1959, as this is a Secr et file, may we have your permiss i on to discuss the subJect matter wi th the Provinc i a l Forestry officials concerned , it being pointed out that it is unlikely that our members would attend such fires and the material as descri bed could well be overlooked by the pe r sons fighting a fire unless they were warned to watch for such materi al . 2. It would appear to be better for us to inform t he Provincial au thori t i es concerned and ask them to watch for the materi als as described , pr eserving same 1f found and handing i t over t o us for laboratory examination . \, I \ SEt' 2119!i9 ~ank) Supt . 1/o C. I.B. RE CEIPT ACK'D
• ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE 11 E 11 Division C. I. B. '" IEPLT PLlAtl ouon 74524 S~P VtS9 DIV. FILE N o,____ H. Q. FILE N o. D 993- Q 22 The C ommissioner , RCNP - OTTAWA, Ont . Victoria, B. c., 11th Sept . 1959 . Re : Hili tary and other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debris Found at the Scene of Forest Fires in the Canadian North) \olith reference to circular memorandum of Sept. 8th, 1959 by the Officer i/o C. I .B., Headquarters , would it be poss ible to obtain additional particulars in order to give the matter appropriate attention , 2. Its present cl assification precludes circularization and it is \londered whether or not a degree of declassification oan be effected without impairment of security. I 3 . \ •Je have no known cases of debris such as mentioned being found at the scene of any forest fire within this Province to date. However , if declassific - ation is a pproved , the Provincial Forestry authorities could be a pproached on tAe matter . It i s noted that "thin natural rubber" has been found and, of course, we do have periodic findings of such material , but these are usually from meteorological balloons which are extensively used in testing the upper atmosphere , and are used for raising instruments and miniature transmitters for the purpose mentioned . 4, Durine the last war a number of articles were fo tmd indicating that the Japanese had been send- ing over l ong distance balloons with barometric timing devices to mainta in altitude and also incendiary equipment. These, however , gener ally f ailed i n their objective . 5. If there is any particular information which should be disseminated, may we please be advised in due course otherwise the matter will be at Head- quart ers levei in the event any requests are rec eived . '7 . s. Spalding) fficer in ChEtrge BECEIPT ACK'U SEP 111959 1 /C CEN m .\1. llEI 1 ~T f{- RO YAL CANADIAN MOU NT ED POLICE Headquarters D 993- Q 22 Ottawa , Ontario September 8 , 1959 ~ &.t-1 tm. tJ 3 9 -I 1'1 0 - pQ._u 'li -J '!'he Off icers Commanding , ROMP "E" "F" and "0" Divis ions Re : Military and other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debris Found at the Scene of Forest Fires in tho C anadian North) -------------------------------------------- This Headquarter s has been advised tha t setveral unexpl ained pieces of metal have been found in the Yukon Territory and Northern British Columbia at t he sita e of various forest fires, In the summer of 1958 , a piece of apparatus consisting of t hin natural rubber , such a s would be used in a balloon w as also foun d in Northern British Columbia. There !a a s us picion that t hese obje ct s may possibly have been ~s of incendiary devices purposely u sed to start forest fires. 2 . In t he event that any su ch strange object is found and handed over to one of our members, full particulars should be taken and every effort made to determine t he origin of the obje ct . If , after investigation the origin of the object ia still unexplained, ! t should be forwa rded to this H ead- quarters with copies of the report expl ning the circumst ance a, I ns p., HRG/CMA , }r(v
NOTE: • Not to be uoed AC NP - Sll I ..... wh.,n ohorter l'orm A-39 will ~ulll e e. • ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE REF, NO .... ~ ... 9,~}::-.9:::~.~ ..................... .. M~MOAAHOUM T O The D .o.c.r. -·---------- Re: Military a nd Other Devices of Unknown Origin (Debris Found at the Scene of Forest Fires in the Canadian North), Your attention is drawn to A-) 9 of the Deputy Commissioner dated August 6, 1959 in this connection. Please note the findings of the Geological and National Research Council laborator ies on the examination of material submitted to them. 2 . Copies of the correspondence have been sent to the J.I.C. members! as suggested by the Deputy Commissioner, Letters have a so gone to the Deputy Minister of Northern Affairs and Mr. McManus , u.s . Embassy , Ottawa . 3. May I suggest you circularize the Divisions, particularly "G " Division, on this matter in order that any further material found , can be reported without delay to this Headquarters. If it is your wish t hat we circularize Di visions in this regard, please return the file and we will do so , OTTAWA 27- 8- 59 HCD/CA H
KG/J'V • D993- Q - 22 August l6, 1959 With ref'era.nce to your l ottor or Aucust ~ . 1959 concer ning the analysis of' piooes or m et al and rubber found during tho summer of 1958 by membor s of the Geological Survoy , wo concur with your opinion that the IIUlterinl is not likoly to havo formed port of' an incendiary dovioo , RCHP personnel in the field will! or oourse 1 bo on bho look-out for similar speo mons and it is hoped, vith tho continued cooperation of your Depnrtm ont 1n t his regar d and through consultation with United St ates authorities , to make oomo bond- way 1n oatablishing tho ori&in or tho debris, .,. Jtj Supt . • c;. ;v (l~ . n . Kolly) Ass t . Diroctor of Aecurity & ~ Intolligonoe . Hr. R, G. Robertson, Deputy Minia t or or U orther n Affairs and natut·al Rosi>Ul'COS ' 0 T T A II A, O nt.
• KG/JV 0993-~ -22 August 26, 19 ~9 Dear Sir , Attached for your information and tor whatever comment you may wish to make 1s a copy o£ correspondence recently received from tho Deputy Minister of N orthern Affairs and No.turo.l Rasouroos. \o/e concur with Mr. Robertson's opinion that t he material is not likely to have rormod p3rt of an incendiary device but we w111 1 or oourae, continue to 1nvesti~ate oaourrenoes of this nu.ture. There are no indicatioho as yet thnt similar I s~ecimens were found this summer. Asst. (,. )'t D irector / • •• ' I (W. R, Kelly) ot Becurit)" & Oeo , B. HcHanus~ Baq., Bmbasoy ot the United States of America , 0 T T A W A1 O nt ario , Supt. Intellicenoe,
• 1>993 -22 A ttCLobe4 tor your 1nton»Uon la a 001•1 ot co:rr•apun4enoe rooentl7 i'ooe1Yecl f'looa the Deputy Mtnlater ot •\orthol'll A.ftDira an4 I'Jatunl l1oaouroea. Wo o1>nou.r with 11r. H obel'taon' • opinion. ( t.hat the uter1Gl u not lUtelJ to have toNocl p rt ot an 1noon4~1 4ev1oo but ve v111, ot o)ureo, o ntlnue to tnvoatlf:llte ooou- renaea or t hll nnture. i.'httro are no 1nc11oatlona aa yet t.hnt e111111n apooiiiiOM vor. .round thil a\II:Mr. J) S I .// ,9 6upt. ('.I. R. r.ollt) D1rootor ot BecUI'lty lt IJltellicon.oo.NO'l'E: · 'Not to ~ uioed when eh,.ter Form A· 39 will 1ulllce. • • RC MP- 611t ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE REF. NO ................................................... .. Mit !lOR AI<DUM TO INSP. W , MILLIGAN REr Debris Found at the Scene of Forest Fires in the Canadian North ..... A check with Inspector Kells of Central Registry with respect to paragraph 2 of Deputy Commtr Harvison's memorandum of August 6, 1959 reveals that the only findings of a similar nature made by the Force were the Japanese balloons sent over during the last war and the United States meteorological balloons released about three years ago , An Interim Instruction requiring Force per sonnel to send in reports on the u. s. balloons was issued at the time but has since been cancelled, lnspector Kells is of the opinion that Interim Instruction No . 558 dated July 3, 1956 concerning the disposal of mines, bombs, explosive mi ssiles and other contrivances of a military nature may m eet the point }/ made in paragraph 4- of D eputy Comm 1 r Harvison 1 s memorandum, Copies of the correspondence have been made for distribution to the members of the JIC at the meeting on August 26. OTT AliA 24--8- 59
10.7.59
Mr. Geer
Please note para 3 of the
Dr. Hemmen's memo & the D.D.I's
comment to me. When you have
noted for indicated action please
return to me. Have we any record or
knowledge of previous incidents of this nature?
(See para 2. of Dr. Hemmen's memo.) W.W. D.O.• , "I"· DIRECTORATE • . FORWARDED TO D ASSISTANT c MISS IONER BELLA O suPERINT·-. NT KELLY ~PECTOR MIL.LIGA N D INSPECTOR H IGG ITT D INSPECTOR JONES D INSP ECTOR SWEENY D INSPECTOR PARENT D INSPECT OR HOGG D INSP ECTOR DRAPER D MR. M cC LUNG D REMARKS / t-1 < • £.'" # ~ .. ..... / ~~ ~~ ) / .,G A- - ·1 .. () 1 ,..~ / ~ - I :;) , (~ I .?!~ , ) / If{.~~ /b '1 I! ,. I (),..-- - ~ !'/ ~· ~__...._ _ ___..-:~-----' ~ ~ ~ .. c . . ~ I • . .. . A· . ) ~~.,-...,.........-L-.-4'--""'ll 1/~~~-o - ~ '7 c:~ .J • . ~ · ~A ~ ' A' ~Q • • A-· -'o
.. •· ACM I'- 1171 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE REF . NO. M&M OftANDU M TO THE Q, S, I , The attached from the Deputy Minister of Resou1·ces , is interesti ng and ANSWil" TO orrespondence , received n Affairs and National be of considerable importance. 3. The contents f the reports covering the analysis of the metal and rubber would be of interest to J.I .c. 4. Having stud this correspondence would you please have it brought to the a ~A•nTi of the D .o. c. r. with the suggestion that steps be taken make sure that any of our members stationed in the nor parts of Canada wi report the finding of articles similar to t r attach- ments . 6- 8- 59 OTTAWA C~IH/mcm ison , OOt-U.liSSIONER Jl~ 5rr - }1,, "'Jl ~,/) r-=-. ,~ . ~- · ~ • ; -4 • ,-a::. .::. .. r..... . · . /o. .. ·~-~ -...:L..
-.- , .. DEPUTY M IN I ST~~ oo N:OIItTH CAN Arii"AifUl ANO N .,TI ONAt.. ACGO U"C &S Commissioner 0 , E, ltivett-Came.c, Royal Canadian lbunted Police, R,C, H, P, Headquarters Dldg,, Ottawa, Ontario , Dear Commissi oner Rivett-Cornac a Ottawa, August 4, 1959. Last summer Dr. Harrison the Director of the Geological Survey was given a piece of ~tal w hich had boon found in t he Yukon. He was told tryut similar pieces had been fow1d at t he sites of several forest fires which had, broken out uimulta.noously in the at·ea north of t he ranch near Mount Joy. Also last auw~e r Dr. Hugh Bostock of the Oeoloeical Survey was given a specime.n of rubber that had been found by a proapector at about Lat . 57° 55 ' w1d Long. 128° 20 1 , It was lying on unburnt vegetation. The Ceological Survey had these s pecimens anely~ed end I attach a copy of the reports - that on the metal by the X..Ilay Diffr action Laboratory of the Geolofical Survey and that on the rubbel; by t he Rubber Lclboratory of the National Research Council. It is possible that either or both oi' those epeoimens wore part of aomo incendiary deVice, though I persone.l.l.y do not think 1 t is very likely, I thought however tbo.t copies ol' these r eports, which I have just rocoived, should be sent to you for any aotion you consider desirable , ;7JJ;;?~ R, G . Robertson, Deputy H!.ninter. ).o.L }JJiA- ~ . ·r- ~q j;v j ~~~ 1 0 -0!
• - .. • Dr. W.V. Smit ~ ~ri ng ale, Conwest E~plorution Company, Ltd., Whi~ehors e, Yukon . Dear Sir: ' ' z.• • On September 22 Hugh s. Bostock ot the Department 1 or Mines 'and Tochnioal Surveys sent me some red rubber siven ~ .,- to him~ by you. The circumstances, with which you are familiar, ·· und-r . wh~'eh this specimen was found wer-e described to ai in hie l ett~t dopi att ached, and lead to the suspicion that the rubber w a s .or1gina ly a balloon carrying a m echanism designed. tor the purpose or startipg forest tires. . . · T}le rubber w as examined with this in mind and although t he eridence is not conelu siv~ · .there is acme indicatioll tltat this SUspicion may be correct. All the rubb&r was natural, was red in colour, and waa lu aheet form about 0.015• thic~. The components of the structure had become stuck together in many placea. In addition to tpe part s w hich had become se:lf-adher ent aoeident<tlly, thero were ' tte•s Where, owing ~o the regular patt ern of the bond, we judged' t~t toe adhesion was a purposeful step in the conatrue- tion. A.lthough lt was impossible to eoparate · t~e parte which had bacome stuck t ogether accidentally, we vere able to ~orm an opiDion as to intended design. There wa~ enough rubber to see t hat the device should consist mainly or interlaced rubtier strips, obv1ouily cut by hand, about 1'8" wide; the ends oi each· or these s~rips were bonded to ru ber sheet or the sam~ composition as t he rest of t he sample. All other adhesion appeared to be accidental and due to a soft, ati~ky state ot the rubber. • There was not enough rubber in the form of a continu• ous sheet to indicate what the complate article might be. It it had been a balloon, neither the neck nor the rounded bontoure indlcati~e of a .neck could be distingu~ahed. HoweTer, the rubber was or the pure gum type and was of the thickness commonly used for b~loon3 and we were unable to imagine what else it could be.
' rh., r1:: • r il n CClU'se of the softening 'etteot'· other than ill' i llf :1'1 JSI. :; .> N • :: f' 1 V!ld I ll.l')d 1 t b t.ho,Ugh t.- thj~ t~ie tffe.;:t aight be <,l(p!ain~ cy a p0S !t10l e heati"g _ to ~ • • Jiigh ~ t.41mperature dur~ng t ".<! ': • :-r.l nt. "! r t. n rJr c.loe rul:b'!r or by heat ·prod \.teed by the.: .!c;nl:.l "lg at:~'•: : : t1 is 1ot0uld d,p:alynuJrize t.het.rubbtr and soften ~t. ;re ~u:! .:: s ~uld l!k~l y became · ~ticky . Alberoat~vely, the S;)(t -nir,g rt!.t,ht be due to accidental oontace with oil or to intent ional ii'IIJI~l"aion in oil to make .the nabiiei aore Wlaaaable.; . .
~· • • .. . ' . I"" I • The rubber 11tri pa were an added OOIDplication or ~ouree, .. , but if ,one acc ep~ the theory that this was a balloon · ~uilt for incendiary purposes the stripe would fit into the "pic- t.ure. A rubber balloon ot the sbe that ' this one appe ars to . b ,. "feluld weigh about fi ve grams, wo\Ud amount to only a 1111all quantity or incendiary material! and if it vere eet .to ignite up on bur st 1nc the rush or air mlght blov out the flame. A t hrea-dimensional network or rubber strips inside the balloon would c ush i on th e shock of bu.reetng, and t .b~a provide a 11\U'er ignition. There ...-ould also b.) an increase iftT" 'Cl:liibuetibl• material, which would burn longer a.nd vhich as. it would be dhtributed through- .,. .,. cut. the sp~cn inaide t he b~ loon , would be more accessible to t he i gn i ting tla~~e. · •• Tho use of na ~ ural rubber aa an incendiary mat erial !' a rood c ho i c ~ slnc e it ! ~ a hydrocarbon and i gnite s r eadily. ~ c l ~ t1 l o nydrocarLon such a s gas oline mi ght be consid ered , ~ H. ;11 ~ ,r r a t ive .i nfJ alll!llf.;.o:-y sub stance but might evaporate too :-.; IJ:y 11\l t~ ccm~ ., r. ~l r~Jl )' d i s tSi pated during the flight of t he ~ • 1 ~':> , 1 ~'\ ~vola ... l. · 'lvd:-.lc:ar bons such as oil would not PVap- • , t ~ · •U l d 1 "' . • '! r• :~. di f ficul t y. All liqu id hydnca r·bons, . 1-n .... l ) r. 1n P: '· , • . .,,,..tld be subject t o s pillinc and a re • I .r·~·J! . , t' :lt t .·1 . n.l'~~r ~eop r:;ne synt hetic rubb '!lr r Hq:lstiJ ·,. •, •• • •. ·: :1: • H l'•>n s 1 t ~ :.• 1. ~ 1< t nd o f r ubber docs not !HJf·por•. • I • :T· .n .• , •*'·• . ' :- • l ' ~' r i :1 • , , -;-y ou· "'·, t g l l' ••u "'":-t> k•·r· .... ,,. .. t. r~ r >~ · .. :r:!' ' " o.•t IU~, .. a. , ... l .. .r · lr•:,.; ·: . r., ll . . . .. . . f t ! ~ t i•O'..tt;r.t U .. lt. t.he softnes s and atickl.nes o of t.." ~.rr ,. ,,.. ~ ('.O 8f' lng . There '-'as not enough rubber t.o ~( .. ""l.l u:-d 11odu! u s t ests , and so small s trips were cv.c .;1n •• .:ce.l 'r!l Fil a g in ~ treatment in an oven where th e'Y ! ~ :' .:~ ;- ;; r :l u.r.'l ~ ~ 1 y 9 da r s at 78°0. Marks ;n npo r t ~' • .. ,:j ~r. t t:o} !lt. rip , and i t ~tas stretched by hand · · • J• r ll ~r. b r ol.e . The elongation a t break ~tr .s r ··.r ' t••, · ··d J1'11CiJMns we r e compar ed in th iJ mann (J r - · "!.I h : •. d 1 0 t haen heat-tre ated . The elongaUon ' ~t~ -ub~~=- . J~ r~c 1 i v ed , was 900%, or 10 time s the • 11 , - ~ .. ·:. • ~ h t> e>l O:l&a t. !.o.n c!" !:.he artiflc.!ully • .,._ 'Je.· . , • ::.1 x L ilr.~> s tno origi nal length. Th is "d\ h .. .. . • • • t .. .}. -· ·he r-J'::.'" ":- ~t if:e r s i nce the artifid ally :: .. ,. • c; , 3 t; a Jnwer e l onr -;a t. i on 1 the s t r t>::J:J .... t,. -.b"-41:-. \ . ~ ~a o: · n~ sof t An l n~ eff ec t ot.hor t.h&n 1 . 1 a~ i ! l l !. t.hc~g!it <:.hat -.hie eff r.~ T. mi t;r.t. .<U.-1' , J•C•,.,t-,a t>u.J ' i r.g t o a l':!gh t bl!lper at.ura du ring 1 • r ~ • :'"1.1: t H Or by hea t p r OdUCed by t.l\e • . • · • • ..., ~J : ~ 1··f ··l}'T!Iar !.1.e t he rubt. er and soft.en • • .. , . ol ! • ~: v ... ~ carp ~ t~ c ):y , Altarnatt vely , t.ho · • • . t: r:. .. • • ,, J_ •· ~ .:t:::U11nt '!! ::ontac·t wl.th oil or t.o ir • .1•" ! L't:l'j i~ ~ # ~ ~!C•~: .!.n Clil t O ma} , '1 the ~bber moro J nf.l tllllm 11l'lf.l ,., - ) - lj • A~ . trf ;- ., · ,,. , 't.b: !Mt. r. hat. t.hoiJ• sortening ts no t due to aging te: t d~ :.>4'"'' r~. t.O the i!rgutDent that the balloon WaS an incendiary <Jevt ·o , • tnc ·' so !'t •:n ! nt l G product>d by heating to a tt!Dperat\lre , mu .~ a ~O\~ thd ar~~f lc ial agi ng temperature of 780C.~Dent1oned a~~, .. . li•t·. tt!Dr c;,!" ou:-ning. · A!ih ' l.JJ.:( · ~ Tota l sulphur· 0. 4J:t. Chlorine None Ant i:nony 'lr.a l ead wt>:-t> r.ot d ~ t.ected by r.he ·spectrograph and so may be as:wrr.ed t o b e at>.:sf:'nt. The major constituents of the ash w"'l ld c~rJ:'e'lr t.o t,, 6i ltc?n and ? i nc with smaller amounts ot r.!<ICJ.-M , u·.anium, a n~ al.lll!iniun . Traces ot barium , copper, 1r('r. , ilr.J mat;nes.tum w r: r ~ t'ound. The se metala are pr~sum ed to 'tl~ p:-t"l-·.·. as oxi Jes or lS c ompounds containing oxygen. The odor or ~ ~ -r , lne:; i t•dh-&.t t>1 r.ii·u:-al rubbe r . No r adioact.idty w&a fo;nJ. The ~bs~nco of chlorine (whic h might have been intr t d J c:ed ;. ; s ul!' Jl' rnc.nochloride as a vulC'anhtne aeent) and t he l !.u f.Cii. '>u.l f ur are typical or modern r ubbe r compounding practice , but f iXing an exact date o! manufacture is not possible . Evidunoe t hat the rubber was m .ade in a foreign country is lack- ing , but by the some ~ok e n there is no proof that the rubber wns ~ade ln Cana~~ or t.h ~ United States . Tr.~ !\c!'!.Pnint; eff ect; on the rubber was brought about r ~"':a:: 1 )' !JO'IIo! t.!.me l as t. :rumJnur . because SOm 0 of the st.i ckinese observe!! wh -; n t he sampl e wa s rlret ·r ec'!i ved is now disappearil " t.t.rough ox:dation , a nd t.he glossy surfa c e lndicative or depoly;: ~~ rl2t>d -~bt er i ' aho~nf signs ·or embrittlement or eracki n& upon ben:1ng owing to :.~ -da ti on . Thb st ickine s s will pro- oabl v bEl t;Or.ot ir 3 ~t~ c r,, n or s,, and a v 11ry r ough ex:trapolation :,hou\d pl.;. ~ e t.he • i.m" of the produc t ioo of the Sfll!'-adher- ont etrec t. i n t he middh 'of' 1951!. Thle agrees roughly with the !.l!llt' Of :lC7 UI::""l nc•~ O!' t.t1e group or lllllall fiT P-~ 8 re.f err~<d to in l~r. Bo s t. oc k ~.s letr..or. Th ta 1 s at.O'ut. t.he l imit or the llpPculatione I ·ca.n make . In 5Utmlttry . it may be at a ted t hat although all t he ;;vid.:r,cn ts ~~ r -u:n3 t. art.i. al , there is r l\ason for one to bP at ~e a s t ~ l~f,ht' y tr.cllnPa to t.he ~spi cio n t.hat this rubber was r a r- <' : ~ ~ lr ~ •n l1. r;r tifovlctl. • •,. . . • - I. - Tou.ra very truly, • • • t ,. ..... . ' . c.;.~, .... ., . , .. . ~ ' (Sipd)T.R . Grlttit'W', ' t . Rubber Laboratory. I I , • , . • •• • t .. \ • . .
. 2. \ ) f ~ \... · ... ~ o,ol:ogic aL Survey ofT. ~.<anad. r , ' I DEPARTMENT Oli' MINES ~ N o ;~CHNII<~\L SU~£YS !Jr. Ji. l-1 · llarri s o ~ ; ' · · ··' • : Oo\Tito 1) AUg i,f,·!iS Ll Lra . tot', . . , M~tallic Sample near Joy Lake ! .. 1 ~ · ~ . ,, ~ r Aport by 1-H.as Sabfba""'is appended. A compariaou wtth. a piece of lead· aheet. hows SQII& . • s imila ri ti es (Su & Sb, Cu etc . ) but is Ql t conalus1ve. F'o1l on cigarettes nowadays is all alumin. um. ·r h'! substance might have bee n ronned by reo,. ~ct.ion or a11 !;b~Ph o r e by the fire . q_nder r educing con~t ~ ~~ 1 8 (bur~~d 1r1 charoal) . All el~ents could thue be ao \ \unt~ tor. M r , .1.0. Edwards, Non-ferrous Section, Mines ~anch e t he r e i s nothi ng di,st:incti:ve in the colllpoaitior, .. S. C. Robinson • • . ~ '
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.. .... t • t tt llfi t thiB 1 n 1111. d 'I Ol' !I 11\(H 1.1 n ' • • tnd f t.l ln add Ly, bo.d ugt rubb in Lht fonn or a ontinll- th caap r 1cle iEht b~. Ir her l eer: nor t.he rounded l:ontoura b11 ditd.ntw a~>ed. Hawevf!r, \.ho n&\J ... tYF d " ~ or t t l nMs c.:w;only "' d w w•f'l unlibl t.O 1111 lno vhat. el 1 could bf'
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The rubber strips were an added complication, of course,
but if one accepts the theory that this was a balloon built
for incendiary purposes the strips would fit into the pic-
ture. A rubber balloon of the size that this one appears to
be would weigh about five grams, would amount to only a small
quantity of incendiary material, and if it were set to ignite
upon bursting the rush of air might blow out the flame. A
three-dimensional network of rubber strips inside the balloon would
cushion the shock of bursting, and thus provide a surer ignition.
There would also be an increase in combustible material, which
would burn longer and which, as it would be distributed through-
out the space inside the balloon, would be more accessible to
the igniting flame.
The use of natural rubber as an incendiary material
is a good choice since it is a hydrocarbon and ignites readily.
A volatile hydrocarbon such as gasoline might be considered
as an alternative inflammatory substance but might evaporate too
rapidly and become entirely dissipated during the flight of the
balloon. Non-volatile hydrocarbons such as oil would not evap-
orate but would ignite with difficulty. All liquid hydrocarbons,
if carried in an open container, would be subject to spilling and are
harmful to natural rubber. Various synthetic rubber contain
liquid hydrocarbons but this kind of rubber does not support
combustion.
It is thought that the softness and stickiness of
rubber is not [ILLEGIBLE] aging. There was not enough rubber to
carry out standard modulus tests, and so small strips were cut
and given an accelerated aging treatment in an oven where they
were kept for approximately 6 days at 75°C. Marks 4" apart
were then placed on the strip, and it was stretched by hand
against a ruler until it broke. The elongation at break was
observed. Heat-treated specimens were compared in this manner
with specimens which had not been heat-treated. The elongation
at break of the rubber, as received, was 900%, or 10 times the
original length, whereas the elongation of the artificially
aged rubber was 600%, or six times the original length. This
means that aging makes the rubber stiffer since the artificially
aged rubber requires, at a lower elongation, the stress
necessary to break the rubber.
Therefore a cause of the softening effect other than
aging must [ILLEGIBLE] arrived, and it is thought that this effect might
be explained by a possible heating to a high temperature during
the forming [ILLEGIBLE] of the rubber or by heat produced by the
igniting agent. This would depolymerize the rubber and soften
it. The surface would likely become sticky. Alternatively, the
softening might be due to accidental contact with oil or to
intentional immersion in oil to make the rubber more inflammable.- 3 -
As [ILLEGIBLE] the fact that the softening is not due to aging
[and ILLEGIBLE] to the argument that the balloon was an incendiary
device, [heat] softening is produced by heating to a temperature
[above ILLEGIBLE] - the artificial aging temperature of 75°C. mentioned
above, but short of burning.
The results, shown below, submitted by the analytical
laboratory, indicate that the rubber was of the so-called pure
gum type, not exceptional in any sense.
Ash 1.14%
Total sulphur 0.43%
Chlorine None
Antimony and lead were not detected by the spectrograph and so
may be assumed to be absent. The major constituents of the
ash would appear to be silicon and zinc with smaller amounts of
calcium, titanium, and aluminum. Traces of barium, copper,
iron, and magnesium were found. These metals are presumed to
be present as oxides or as compounds containing oxygen. The
odor on burning indicated natural rubber. No radioactivity was
found.
The absence of chlorine (which might have been intro[duced]
as sulfur monochloride as a vulcanizing agent) and the [low]
total sulfur are typical of modern rubber compounding practice[,]
but fixing an exact date of manufacture is not possible.
Evidence that the rubber was made in a foreign country is lack[ing,]
but by the same token there is no proof that the rubber
was made in Canada or the United States.
The softening effect on the rubber was brought about
probably some time last summer, because some of the stickiness
observed when the sample was first received is now disappearing
through oxidation, and the glossy surface indicative of depoly[merized]
rubber is showing signs of embrittlement or cracking
upon bending owing to oxidation. This stickiness will prob[ably]
be gone in a month or so, and a very rough extrapolation
should place the time of the production of the self-adher[ing]
effect in the middle of 1948. This agrees roughly with the
time of occurrence of the group of small fires referred to in
Mr. Bostock's letter.
This is about the limit of the speculations I can
make. In summary, it may be stated that although all the
evidence is circumstantial, there is reason for one to be at
least slightly inclined to the suspicion that this rubber was
part of an incendiary device.) . , • • ,.. un • el ,,. an 1 -~t.e 1£ ny of th dfJ de 1 WG ba•• y o~r'll v f"/ tl'Ul.y •. ( •cnd)T. 0r1rt1~h. Rubl r bor tQry. /
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CommentsEXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I q (I ) A CCESS TO INFORMATION ACT I LOI SUR L'ACCes A L'INFORMATION - 2 - R l:'· ... Mr.~( SO: Slsbtins ot u •.• o. - 27 Sept 68 (TOWN CASE) 00 4,00-7 ) Man. --- - --- . - - - . - - - - - -- B ASE COMMANDER, OARADIA~ ?ORCE3 BASE, WESTWIN P.o., MANITOBA. Att •n : ¥-&Jor P. Blaskt PORWARDBD, 25·10-68, tor 10ur 1otormat1oo. DO 400-7 THE COMMISSION?:R I.e. 3h&nk1 C/ Supt., Ottlotr 1/o C0 l.Be FORWARDBm , 25-l0- 68 , in duplicate for your information being further to w1nnipe3 Sub-Division telex WD1J29. The informant is unknown to our members and lis relia bility oannoll b.e 3raded . CONCLUDED HER.S
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"'-· · T RCMP \\~ I I I ' ~ ~ i 10 OTT PRIORITY . a.5 r!_i l? 1-3 PRIORITY PRIORITY WPG OET SEP29 UNCLAS NRC METEOR CENTRE THE .:. INFO COMMISSIONER AND CANFORCEHED OTT COPX SENT 0 OIV WPG SUB OIV W01329 FOLLOWING MSG RECO FROM BEAUSEJOUR DET THEIR MSG NBR 23 QUOTE: UFO REPORT , D ATE AND TIME OF SIGHTING- 27 SEP 68 AT A PPROX 10:20 PM CENTRAL TIME , CONDIT IONS - CLOUDY, IDENTIFICATION OF '- ~ OBSERVER - <J 5 ~== <~ TELEPHONE COMPANY. LOCATION OF OBSERVER A T TIME OF SIGHT ING - IN z~~ ~~o~~.s PRIVATE CAR A PPROX 5 MILE S NO RTH OF ANOLA, MAN ON HWY NBR 12 AND NBR OF GREAT FALLS, M A N. OCCUPATION - 8 ~ 15 , IDENTIFICATION OF OTHER OBSERVERS - MRS OF GREA T j~;., F ALLS, MAN , DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT - SHADOWS OF A ~~~~ 7 ~ - ~)-.,.AJ. ,.=_.,·,. · ~ ~~~ .- - Q .~.,J.ECT WITH TURNING LIGHTS, GREYISH IN COL9UR 1 APPRd~j.;l , B.~~}-~:· ·· w~~ IN DIAMETER , ALTITUDE ESTIMATED A T A PPROX 40 TO 50 FE~, ~· F,O.Cf.OYt'ING _,. TELEPHONE LINES, DURATION OF OBSERVATION - APPROX 20 TO 25 MINUTES. FOLLOWED PRIVATE CAR FOR 20 MILES . WPG DET RCMP 10 OTT
R OMP-8119 7• 1 {!,; ,J3 s • ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE -AHSMITT AL AND DIARY DATE REQUEST TO Jl' PROM CjOMMIUIONtEA CDMMIIIIID N II!R , Q.M,P, OTT ~ A·C·M ·F'· OTT.t,W.o\ & e .0·---=:o.....------ otv. c.o. ---------- otv. o.c. _______ ___ tlotv. o.c. __________ atoov. t i e OBT• t/ c COPIES 014RY 04TE RI!OUEST IUII / O IV, FILII! NO, . A•181•1 RI!: V , 1·8·85 AllPORT O ATIO -------j .o\T' T A CI1BD § INI'DI'I M.o\ TIDN ACTION B NC LO I UI'IItl OltT, I"ILit NO,·"'' .c.uo ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNT~ POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA c , , n:v. '· • ~ .. • OIHU Mll iiUIJ!HCUt - "' at,, 4UTIU 00 $IIUI tCM, "" ttfUlJCl1: Ill OOSIJUS oac. ... 16 OCT 68 V "FIRST REPOR'r" NELSON ' Olllll tr.P.O. Report Near Kimberley, OnACMMlHI. O'UCklMtNt KIHBERLEY - Skookumchuck 1 B.c. B.C. 1~ OCT b8 (UNORG) lit- OCT 68 l. At 7•35 PM HountainStaDdal'd.: ot 2385 - Warren Ave. Kimberley B.C. and re, s.c., phoned bhis otrlce rrom a ~.c. Tel. re ay a near SkooltuiJ\chuck, B.C. on highway 95 approx. 21f. a11les north ot Kimberley. 2, They atated ~hey saw an Unidentified Flying Object described as tollowat A large apherical ball ot bluish, pi ~~ light, with tvo square windows or vindov shape• on it. The object palaated light and vaa approz. 500 Ft. above the ground and a halt a mile away. It then tlev at an eztreme burst or speed towards the east mountains. It crQssed baok and tortb over t he Skookumchuok area before it s ped away over the Bugea Mountaica and out o! sight in the eastern horizon. No sound could be heard dUl"ing t he observation. 3. .., -. and their wives ware traveling so~ Highway 95 in a private vehicle. rhe object vas observed bylllllll through 10 power binoculars t or a period of appr ox tvo m inutes. If.. Both ~ade mention ot a strong light that shone down to earth from an apparent invisible source, observed later than the first sighting and to the south. It vas r ound t o be a person welding on some heavy equipment in a gravel pit near the area. This waa observed b7 t he writer at a later tim~ ll a~ Cpl. R.W. HAWKES ot Craobrook Highwa7 Patrol ........ and ....... both atate the7 were aware of the wel der aod that what they observed waa oot conr.ected wit h the welder. They were aware of the welder at the time of the sighting. 5• - and- when i nte rvie~ted, approx. a hal£ an h:>ur atter they re ported t he sighting, appeared sound and rellable. Both expressed some concern of what t hey saw. Statem ent attached, 6. rbe tour persona who observed t he object all relate a si ~ilar account. 7• ro date no other persons have been located, who may have ·- - sighted this object. Therefore no other observati on has been repor ted which would tend to strengthen or discount t t ia obse,vation. COl.CLUDED HEJEa j, 'ft'l.f../~2/Cst . r.11. WAGJR, 625825. OL--------------------------------------------------------------------
... • CONliHUAltON • SUill Of. Cn7 nv •·•·a. .. OIJU. UFO ltEPWT- 0 . C . NI~ LSON SUB/OIV t~ . RCI·\P . P'UUWARDI·;O ll:t OC'l' 68 , in com plio nee l'fi th instr uctions CO- AIR par a 6. To da~e no ind e pen d~nt witne ~ ses have been locat e d to renrler as a i ~tance in verification or discount this observa t.ion . Both witne sses an penred in sound sta te or mind and remain adamant as to their observations . Sightings ot this nature have bPen r are in this area and it is felt t hat light rotlection fran the ~lder cannot entirely be discounted. r.&ol OL------------------------------------------------------------------------
o tm. U. F.o. Beport - Skookumchuck 1 B.C • l ~ ear i(imberley, s.c. lit OcT 68 (UMRO) EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I q ( I ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ COHTI..,UAfiOH .. IUin Ot Cl:l7 IIV. 1•4• .. ...... STArEBEll'r OF T!U:t.:N AT !<!l!BERLE::L 2385 - Warr~n Ave. Ki~berley, B.C. and , Invermera, B.C. 130 PM - lit OCT 68 We vere driving just t be other side ot Skookumchuck, B.C. (north). We aav a light in the sky that at first looked like a plane, Then it didn't seem like one. We got out of the car and used the binoculars. What we saw was a white object with two pioturo window in it. l'bers was a pulsating light cou1inc from this U.F.O. It then took otr toward the east tnountain range and ~hen nortn. When we first aav this U.F.o., it was no r ore than $00 ft. off the ground, and about a half a mile from vbere ve were standing, The light coming trom the object waa white to piokiah, blue in color. There waa no sound. Both oar wives were with ua and we watched tbe object through 10 - 50 binoculars. Time of sighting - 7130 PH this date. 'rhe object moved with quick bu.rsta of speed. SlljNEDI EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION /'i ( t) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L'ACW A L'INFORMATlON WIT!.ESSEDI R.D. ABl,OLD Cst. T. b. SKARBO Cat. ol-.----------------------------------------~------~--------- • .
\1 ,.,c:111 •• 1 o on ::3 PRIORITY, ROIJTIIIC: G31< OCT 14 IJI• Ii;L.\. i'IEUiON tO I V C: OIV VIC NCR METEOR CENTER INFO CO~II . II ~ S I ONER on CANFORCC:ncO t:IJo4 f'H; , UQ'e,, () •r. C / 6' ~ .. ~; 1 .. "i .l: ; c;_;(o~ • I • :-. • •• • .. .. . . .) CBK2202 FOLLOWING RECEIVED FROH K 1 \I BE.~LEY OET RC) IP "UFO REPORT'' (A) 14- 0CT- od TI 11E 7. 35 Pl.l M!"T (B) COI•IOITIOI'I OF SI<Y CLEAR (C) SEEN BY (1) ADORE!::: 23:35 'lArl.t:::rl AVt.,, Kl :.lBER- LEY , 13C (2) OF INVE~: • ERE, BC (u) SIGH~ I) AT 2Jt0CKU\ I- CHUCK BC, 24 :,J ILE;;i NO?.TH OF 1<1 : ,1BERLEY, BC (E) NIL (F) S PHE . ~I~AL ~HAPE OBJECT L I I(E BALL OF 1'/H ITE Ll GHT 'VI TH TWO SOUA i~E ''II 1100'1 / SliAPES Ll GHT PUL:lATEO FRO/vi OBJECT . 8ELE II/EO TO EE APPRO:~ 500 F:: ::T A~OVE GROUND ~ UHF ACE. THEN FLEI'i AT EXTREi1IE 8U1~ST Or sp;,:~ o 11:' "1,\ .~0:: THE 3' ~ J\~ 1" AND OVER \fOUI·ITAIN PEAK~ HOVC:RI 11 G FOR ''HOH •j'J R,~ .\TI~J· I THc}l ~~ ·~ vl !i APPEAnED OVER HORIZON (G) OB~ERVATIO ~I OF O ? J~ C T G C: :1 , A:::E T l-t~OUGH ~ 10 PO \'/E~ BINOCULARS BY - FOR APP;).Q;{ PO d , l i : ·! (,,) ~OTh li • OURCE : APPEAR ,;ouNO AND RELIABLE. ~OTn ·n ~ Tn A'It. L I , 1 ~ ilUTh ': tl ~ 0 ~ HICh\·/AY 95 IN P~IVnE VEHICLE ~ AT Tl .c: t:·F ' I%Ti r·1. : ::F•.'.;T Tv .-:. '~! FOLL0 1 '/ ~ ~ ::11 CnAI ISROOK OET RC:·IP •- I RCMP- U97-l ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE TRAHSMITT AL AI'I D DIARY DATE REQUEST TO COMMIIJ IONI! R . R·C•M.P. QTTA c.o. ----------- OIV. o.c. __________ al olv. DI!T, COPIIU TOI L' 1'11.1: NO, PROM cOMMISSIONER R·C .M.P. OTTAWA Q,O ·---------- Dl v. o.c ·---------- s t ol v. DET· DIARY OAT RE OUEST IUB/ DIV, P'II.E N , TO Bl! ltXTI!NOilO TO ---------- FOR REASONS INDICATED c IB - 5 A· l81•1 REV. 1·11•66 (Q r.:: INI'ORM ... TION 1- ACTION ,_ I!NCI.OIVRill DltT, 1'11.1! NO, D P IN It liND COITI PAID ~ A OJOUANI!D TO - -- § PUATHI!R I!NO. NEG. AWA ITI NG PAYMENT OP PIN II. COlTS AWA ITING INITRUCTIONI OIIPOIITION OP IIXHIDITI TRI4 1. DATI' NOT lilT UN AB Lil EliiiOUTI! WA,101 AN T IIUMMONII OTHI!R RI!AIONII RltPORT OVU:ROUil
--- -- - -· wu';P S:::P ll!('l ~p!.h~r CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE em IIY. 1• 1•61 '?irst her., Burr..e b:~, :! • ~ . OIYIIIOM 11"1'11 .J SUI·DIYIJION ,,. rl"'a!-•· · ,.!"n t ~ t ;".1 • • DlTACHMI~T .,1\l'!lllh!" RCNP 'ILl At,UrlfCQ: '•f" - l,r'l'l-l.,C: . . . At q:h5 :' . 11. '\ '::-hone call 1-1a3 r~cei·r"lo!. t' rom_., of IJ.~26 ::all-,·• ~t . 1 ~~trnab.,. a.-J·rt,ir>: th11t ,h, !"!aC. ot:htl)rl '" '··'" ~'""ified fl:•l.n3 l)h,jects . 2. I llttflndorl at u'l26 :"9.lla"' St . and int~Jl ' - ~ . !),- and ---...... !3, '), ~ba t at ~: 1~ ;>~ ere stand ln ~ on the cor- ner of Ho~ o rop St , and Eo.rker Ave. the;r noted two brt ~ t ll.~ts 1n the north westerl y part of the sky. They descrl.beti thB li3hts as loolt~n~ ltko street lL ~h ts 1n the distance anrl be1nc; brl.~ter then a star and relloW? oro.nae in colour . The objects w~re described as bel.n;r a~[lrox . one and on~ ~o.lf feet l.n d!.aJll'>ter and a(lprox • .!'ottr feet &£lart 'il!th both ha •rt n~ a Sl-la,vtn:: movement . Cne of the objectB rl1 - ma1ne<i statl.oiVlry l-thtlo tr..c otr..er seem.. d to r otate anti - clock 11l.se and stopped dl.rectl1 belOI-t tt . Tho H :hts Will'' noted for anprox . 5 - ll) ml.nutas and then .!.'aden 1n a westerl y d!.rocltl.o'l . 3. Another observer to thl.s oco•Jrr')nce 1-ta:oJ- ( f.lrs , --) .. , "!., D. - o.!' L.533 !'!arl<~r .lwe. 11ro ::;nl?l mt•.ch the sam~ 1ntormatton a~ e . 4. :?11rnal>•· ls tn thl'l P . :), '!', ll:O!le a"lrt t•~,.. con•Htton cf.' the sk~· Nas ., lear . ~ . All t'1rA~ 'ilero tV·ht s from h'lar any notso , nat~ . on a 1 ·,tr:-tort tact1~ the ~troort 'lartil's !'trst. '...""'~r.,o1L()n was tl•.at th~ .,bi ... cl:'l h•lt tl.l'.- :1:1:'1 romo·f1d 1~t:en the,. :!ttl. not '1arl r,~o . c-n:~ •> t!-.e "'l , C: . ~. "an'lt:>"""'!' ! nt <Jr- ll'"-"tS<;)'j" to onll ''"r lo~al ,ol~<:~ . I con- ancl :-tas !'1r\•r1se-\ t:1t1.': t hn:r l-.!1 1 not reoel.•rec! 8:"\!" !'O?Ot't 9 'lf '1. 1 ~ .' .. 'l . 6. .\11 thr'l"' "lll.rti. A:l 3'l~l'l -r,o b" -:'"'l"lonatbl'l oit\z'3r.ll o.nr'. o1n~:1ra Hh~m !'"latin :; t'• •l.r stcr• ea. ? . Cl""'T3, t~>l4l7. ) 26 ~JP 611 At l Q :~o A, H. ~ tele;c Nan rl i :nattllv~c:l be t:1e i:.n.". H:!'r:::CB r:otl1!"11:ntc"lcr, l":\:"?'!l'.'1rl'"l!D, n.,,• "!" ''·''• lfl_ ,.t,.,,,c,.,, ~ .. mal)y 2?1CJ ref..,ro . (L .Ulll.&. ) s:t. 1.~/.'ltnh 0~----------------~-------------------------------------------~~ '- .. ' "- ~~ ~ ~ , li ~ . ~:., ~~ .... ". . .. 4 ... . : ., err - .::tV VI C iiBY271~ JFO REPORT lA> 25· 9· 68 9: 15 PM PDT ' (3) CLEAn B._. 4525 HALUY ST BUR~JA3Y ac a ....... 4526 HA LL£Y ST 6URNAeY BC CD> 3TANDIN! ~T INTERS!CTION MOSCROP " 3ARKER 3TR~ET3 BURNA3Y BC <E> 4533 8AR~ER ST aJRN~ay ac <?> T~C 3~13~T LIG~T5 1~ N~ 3~Y OR~NGE 1~ COLOUR<LlKZ 3TRZET LIGHTS> )'•l!l.'(I ';:; V'JVZi•ENT I 1/2 01AMEE1i 4 APAnT - I STATIONARY .. --- -- L
\ I I I . . flC.I·tP 17 OTT 6-G PRIORITY/DEFERRED WHSE SEP18 UNCLAS Slr I U 'f p;; r11 '!· U TfLECUI: i·ltJi;lcioiiUIIS OR W F SLAWSON, INST ITUTE OF EARTH SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF ~RITISH COLUMBIA, VANCOUVER, BC , INFO CANFORCEHEO: ATTN: D/OPS l:l lJ I V 0 TT COPY SEN1 VIA 'RCMP TELETYPE WHSE8J6. RE: METEOR OR FIREBALL SIGHTINGS. DATE AND TIME OF SIGHTING - 12 SEP 68 AT APPROX 3:00 AM, CONDITION OF SKY - CLEAR. LOCATION OF OBSERVER - AT MILE 931 ALASKA HWY WHILE DRIVING !:iOUTHEAST TOWARDS ~IH I TEHORSE, YT . OCCURENCE OF BURST - NONE NOTICED . LUMINOSITY- THE OBJECT WAS YELLOWISH IN COLOR, COMPARABLE TO THE COLOR OF THE MOON . NO SHADOWS WERE NOTICED, COLOR - YELLOW- ' ISH, THERE WAS NO PERSISTENT TRAIN OR TRAIL AFTER PASSAGE OF THE OBJECT . FORM - DESCRIBED OBJECT AS BEING MUCH SMALLER THAN THE MOON . STATED THE OBJECT APPEARED TO BE ABOUT A FOOT IN DIAMETER AN~ ABOUT THE SHAPE OF A LIGHT BULB OTHER THAN IT HAD A POINTED TAIL. DURATION - OBSERVER MADE AN ESTIMATE OF 10 SECONDS. SOUNDS - THE • OlJSER.VER ~/AS TRAVELLING BY MOTOR VEHICLE ON A"GRAYEL ROAD AND COULD HEAR NO SOUNDS FROM THIS OBJECT . POSITION IN SKY -FROM THE OBSERVER POStT ION THE OllJECT ~/AS LAST SEEN DISAPPEARit{G BEHIND A HILL TO THE SOUTHEAST. THE AZIMUTHAL SIGHTING WAS APPROX JO TO 35 DEGREES . OUSERVER WAS SOMEHWHA T CONFUSED AS TO THE ELEVATION, STATING THAT IHE OBJECT APPEARED TO BE DROPPING STRAIGHT DOWN AND APPEARED QUITE CLOSE. ANY OTHER UNUSUAL OBSERVATIONS - OBSERVER STATED THE OBJECT liAS QUITE IJRII:lHT BUT GAVE OFF NO SPARKS. WAS UNABLE TO ADD ANY OTHER DETAILS OF AN UNUSUAL NATURE. NO OTHER SIGHTINGS WERE REC'U 01~ THIS OlJJECT AND LOCAL D 0 T TOWER REC ' D NONE TO DfiTE . OBSERVER WAS MR PORTE!( CREEK , YT • RCMP YUKON S/DIV ,~ ... q j.,M• D~~ ~-ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA 68D- p.c.r. First 68WS- -:': c.• ~· 'f7 68-700•3 11 et al" On::tcre,ntitied Flying Object, ll SEPT 68 Waugh, Man. Occupation: 257 McAdam Ave., Winnipeg, Man. Oocupationa Lenora St., Winnipeg, Man. Occ~pationt Hadashville, Man. Occupation: tlllllll -------------------------------- I 11 SEPT 68 1. At 10100 p.m., Mr. ot Waugh phoned and advised that the caption erved might be an Unidentified Flying ObJ ect. is the at Waugh, Man. for the o.w.w.D. ( Greate peg WA 't9l~~lrkR He stated the men had seen a brightl circular light, approximately 20 inches in diameter, moving rapid y across the sky. It was learnt that the men sighted the object as they were travelling down the railway track on a track car, as there are no roads wbioh lead to the water plant at Waugh, Man. 2. tour men. statement 12 SEPT 68 At 6a~5 p.m., Cpl. G.R. GRANGER and I intetviewed the As all the men saw exactly the same thing they gave their together. "We were returning to Indian Bay 1 • ,..raugh 1 Manitoba from East Braintree, Manitoab by way of tM e G .w.D. railway on track oar 135. As we were going along by "Mile 91" said look at the brig t thing in the sky. We could see this bright o jaot in the South-West, e_, miles ahead ot us, above the tree tops. We thought it was the reflection of the windows in the look-out tower, but then we realized that it doesn't have any windows. It was a bright light, circular, white in color travelling at a high rate of speed and moving from South to West. It appeared to be ~-5 miles away and was ap proximately 18-20 inches in diameter. Since we were trsvelling on the track car we were unable to hear any noise it might have been making . It was visible for about one minute.
, 'ON'TINUATIOH .. SUITI: 0C C..UJ ltCY. , ...... "' • Cat. L.R. STRIGHT and -are all 3. -,-, employees ot the o.w.W.D presently wo: rkJLng Man. The tour that night, which they were questioned as to having been drinking on denied. ~. Sub Division. An appropriate message was sent to the o.c. Winnipeg 5. Tbe following is a brief summarY. as to the aight1nga Sighted ll SEPT 68 at 7a25 p.m. CST, approximately 5 miles North-West of Waugh, Man. ' rt was still daylight. The object was round approximately 18-20 inches in diameter, and was a very brigh:tt white, light. It did not change color. The men felt that it was quite hlgh 1n tbe sky but could give no estimate of altitude. They stated the object moved "very tast" and was travelling in a horizontal line vith no irregular movements. No vapor trail was visible. As tbey were travelling on the track car they could bear no noise comming from this object. They eventually lost sight or it due to the trees obstructing their vision. The sighting lasted for approx. one minute. The general area in which this sighting occurred consists ot swamp land and trees. 6. During our investigation we were unable to arrive at any satisfactory explanation as to what this object was. The tour men who observed this sighting seemed like responsible men and I have no reason to believe that tbey did not see something. As they previously stated they had not been drinking . CONCLUDED HEREI .) Cpl. 1-c Det. DG 400-7 CO MMISSI O NER Falcon Beach Detachment. FORWARDED, 19- 9- 68 . Telex CI94168 retere. CO!ICL UDED HERE ~~~~~~~~/ ~ . ~ J. Mahoney, Insp., for Offic er 1/c C.I. B. l\OL
. . I 10 OTT 3!? I~ ~01!1 ?diD~ITY WPG JZPil U~CLA3 ~~C ~ET Z JR C~~TR! OTT INFO C0!1Mil OTT /~ i 7/C~ r) ¢J - ...5 - C!341S3 JFO ~E?CilT FL~G TELEX RECZlVZJ F~:l ~~~~ I ?!J DETACHMENT ;)UO T ~ ~DI23d FL~J NE3SAGE RCVD FROM FALCON 5ZACH D!T a~OT~ FALCON BEAC~ ~0 17 UFO RSPORT FALCON S~ACH DET II SEP 53 7:30PM CST DAYL IGHT OF ~AUGH MAN SIX ~IL~3 NORT~ ~Z3T OF ~AU~H MAN 0 I GPE:AER ·~PG ·~A TC:R ·~ORKS DEPT RAIUAY OF HADAS;{ Oit ~57 "O:: .~DA:' .W! '.~PG Uii'O DESC A3 13·20 I.~CHC:~ IN DlAf1a:TER RCU~~ liA?! V!~Y ~~ ! GAT ~H lTZ COLOUR DI3T ANCE TH OUGHT TO 3~ <CJ,\ T:J .:"I'J! ..:IU3 30UT .~ ·~.:::3! O F' RAlL'oiAY OBJECT TR.lV:::LLHJ3 AT !~f~! ~LY ti3i ~AT! OF SPZ!D .:ORO~ 30JT~ TC ~E3T OB3!RVEJ FOR M?~~ \ ) , ;~ f, ! ,~Jr.:: 1\ZPORT TO tOLLOi/ UIJ'hlCTt: . XHIDI.;Y J\~1/13!IIOoliii'-GIIC •UI ROYAl CANADIAN MOUNTED POliCE • GENDARMERIE ROY ALE OU CANADA c "' at;V , , ......,.. O"TMCa ru ~~CrVtCJ<C~~ , MT, 411,._1t OOttiCitt FCR1 First , ... )" Jep 68 tuli..OIV11.,....~.01V1110fif Fort Smith OCTACUMC«f ~ DI"TACHI.. .... "T Yellowlmif e ... ....... - ~ident1f1Gd F)ying Object - Yellowkni! e, N . ':l . T . - 16 Jul 68 16 Jul 68 1. At 12s20 AM est . FLAKE and Cst . PERT30N were on patrol near the Ol d Stope Hotel, Yel1owltni!e 1 r.r.•ti.T. An U.F . O. •11as seen crossing the sky from south to north &nd this otject appeared to be disintegrating and burning in the air . The ol:ject l·ras first noticed at atout ~5 degrees above the horizon in the northern sky .... and quickly paan~d to about 10 degrees and disap9eared . It looked ~ like it came to an end near a cloud tank as the sky was clear bel ow the narrow cloud bank and the object did not re-appear. The sight resembled a !ir~to r lts display and left a vapour trail , double, simi lar to that l e!t by large jet aircraft when flying at a h1gh altitude . The vapour trail ~~as traced tack to the south to a point 15 degr ees above the south horizon and was very distinct . The vapour trail was visible, in the sky fo r 50 minutes . D.O. T. was immediately notified and they advised that they had no reports of missing aircraft . 2. 111111111111, a local resident of Yellowknife advised this ot!ice at lt45~ and his friends had seen this object at the sa.ne t1111e as our sighting lfes made. Description was identical as the al:ove. -- sighting was made near the COMINCO mine. He watched the obj~ct disappear into the northern horizon. . 3. -~t the time 'Ire spottec1 this U.!" .o. , it was/dark cut twilizht and no distinct form of ob ject could l:e seen . 4. Our message YK78 and ':ort .iraith 5/Di'l . telex FS509 refers. co~TCFED ~~ /') a / {/Ut:v ~ , Cst . (D ,l" .Fl)'Sgt , (? . ~1 . Pertson}W~l802 . i/o 'Oet . Yellowknife Detachment , co 11 0 11 1. The N .o.o. i/c Yellowknife has been counselled in regard to the late submission or this r epor t . CONCLUDED HERE: FORT SMITH, Nttr 10 SEP 68 H .:fll~ . Inap. 1 o.o. Fort S!llith ~/Dlv . ;. . . ,. , I' •··' " .•.. ,'11"' ' 1 ~ rv ~~ • I ,c.;i ,p 1 0 o·,··,· 11/1_. . R I •J 1ITY/t)i:Ft:: . r., ,:•:"~ ::y. ·' .1'-1 j l ,ti •ii. A ~ e_ r- .. "'..,.""' - ...... --·· v ~ ..:r- ~·, . .:----;::~~ -=-;r' JUL 16 7 J~ Pli '68 .T E LEC l!.l'lf.l U Ill CA Tl 014 ~ .: • ·: I ~fO COJ.,:. R OTT . . 1 NFO Ci\IF0~5~~ 0 SENT VJA 1\CMP TELETYPE • ·• iJ 0 IV OTT . ~~F S 509 LFO R2FORT : (A) 12:2•) A 1 5Jt:L.),; \a~ O·)TLY :t::\1 1 rg,l--~·~·::4~ ~ seA TTC::REo nm1 cl:o tii ( c Y csr 1 s p;1 PERnon + c c: FLAK: (f)) Y!LLO'.'I- i~ I.JIIFE 1 111'/T (E ) '~1 , YELLO'.'! I•JI IF::-'l"'T (F) Sl hJLc OBJECT, i~ 1~0 VI ~13LE FOH~,JI :OVII· IG ~AP I D LY ACRO')$ 11-iE ~ I<Y !:'"(''' ~ ()IJT''i TO · IORTH .. .. ;. I• " • I ' ' S~ MID APPJ;Ai~C:O TO BC:: OI :311'1T.::GP.ATI IIG, P..:::> . : 'IBI. 2!:\ Fl 7 ,: /I'V J·,· ) I ;pLAY ~ ~ B~l·l I NG I N THC:: A I R. DO UBLE VAPC•i1 TRA IL If 13 I BL ':: I I WY :\ L()' ·"; P ,I\TH Cf OaJECT FOR FIFTY i<II IWTES AFTE~ .'I I >iiT I ·Ill . iO} FV;~ , I S·! ~OII C• ~ 'l(l C.IO.>S 31:.Y (H) 1)8.'SE"'II 1•.: : · n· : ~) ~ ;yl i\T':: ' • .1':: :y \ ' I'" I •:, AT 50 1 1)01) F ~ET AL T l TLO~ , HO''i:'li'>' , iOT \• . '' I : 0LC'· .r ~rw:~ ·1,1. 1 0 1 00;) 'F r:::r 'Q 0 2V ~ · ";T '10 L'L J J.Z LO ·. :: 1 1 ~ . x I o ;V: L'!: ) • I ': .' I ~ : , ·~ r.t 31 I HG ."\I RCRAFT I rl AR'==:\ • . . .. .. - . .. - t ·- -----••• ......,. ROYAl CANADIAN MOUNTED POliCE • GENDARMERIE ROY ALE DU CANADA • one• ' tU; ,..,Ute.IIICI:II HJ', ~UfH'tOOittt:M t IU ... OI'II--~VIIIOH Truro 0 UnidcUtbd ny1ng ObJec:t.a TJ'W'O and OnalGW Mountatn, "•!• U JUL 66 1.6 AOO 6§ IICW "'-C M'I"IICIC&Iit "". 00.1101 Glle• 4• At apfroxl•tely lO•:,t:a• Dr. telephoned thie ott1ce lind that re .o. ln the Area of hie tar.. il• ~llted that there wae a bi'1Qtlt. oranllt' or yellow 1.1~ which changed to red at t.he location a• tollow1 . ' lleanns appr=d.~el.7 15 de~• on elnation of apJ)I'CIQdtMUl.y 20 doo:ro••'. S. Cat. L. J. LAVOu 1 .1nd 3/Cst. J. Po Il:.\C ~ of Tl'W'O !Jet:1olullont .lr.d CDto 'O R • .l. Pr.:ERS, JoLo rii!..:.S , and a . M . lJ TSiiO? o! T:-..ro oli~ way ttatrol iDDediatel.J p..trollec1 t.o Or • .._ reai~ce. Tbeeo ..»::Ibera obMrted the ~epeeted u. 1. o • .tlieh eben~ ill colour t'ro11 blue to ~en, s:r-en to tlhl.te, white to red. Dr. ~e1ated that. the objoc:t baci !ICTed, b\at tha :~~elllber1 at the acene detected no IIIOVerr.AIIlto .~coord1~ to the ?ol1c:e 1dtnoseea, the obJect in :tuution app•rod to be _. br1gbt at'lr tWinkling 1n t.be Nl"le '118nrt<!r aa aura twinkl.o. At :appro:d:mtely 11. :10 p.m. 1 .;at. LAVOI Z one• &6ain oboel"fed the object. in ~oat1on poct1t1v&ly rol"!!llrrr: the opia.ico th4t it wae a star u it bad :DOTed t'Urt.har up 1n the aky and tiiUI 1tUl twinkl1n~; and c:haDgin;;; oolour3. - · . . . • W .4 ... .., ....
, Air Dorne Phenomen.a. , Col. Co., t •• S. l .. C:OK'r'D nb.JM PAG8 T"O ••• 12 OCT 67 . . ' 10. Dr.--, Laybolt Road, Uppor Onalow, Cql. Co., N.:s., was ohocking h~n a barren hei~;ht ot land jJ,U!I't .nortb . of truro s.hortly after 9:00 P .rt., and he relates notic1f!i an obJect of eo:se kind in the sky north or hie position, but be co\ald ·uot ntilllate tho distance or hei&bt. There appoo.red to be a 7al.l.ow or onnge light C!!llin4t.ing !rom this object, which was alowlJ' 110~ ioutbward. lle could clearly see this movement for approXiaat.ely ten llinutee duration. Its appearance 'AS of a~or or rilddiab ~i{;ht.s, wh.ich then cl1eappeared. Dr • ._is a toraer _.. • wno is presently on the Faculty ot the Non SooUa ftacher'a College, in •rruro, and 1a a well respected am reapouible o1t1cen. At .t'irst be was of the opioion that it wna one or ~b• ooastellAtions, but due to ita 1110v•ent came to the coacla16D that' it auat . bo some kiDd of craft, poadbly soae kind ot belicp~fi. : · Jre called Canadian rorcea Baae at Camp Debert, N.s., wher• l».pa . actrtsed that there were no aueh Dircratt known to be. 1D Obe ara ~at the tillle. In view o£ tnis, be felt be should report the .. ,t.er .. lta the event ot.1ler persons uw the aaae appari t1on. •· :~,, •. · ~ • . . .. . \.. .:•. -~· ·l , • • 4 r• t. 25 CIC'1' 67 ,,. ·· · ~.· ~ ~ , j ··"'·' ' ~ .: • • ' ' I of Brook.1'1eld, IJol; Co., N.S. 1a ~ . ::-..; .: tor tho anadian ~ational Railways and was on a t~: . t.rnelling noar the Ski Lod1e in the Wentworth Valley. He ~ltztied · · ;:; an object described aa being abaped like an aconl witb t1110 _lana ... ~Wings pointing upwards. These wings were eat.imAtecl by ..... to t;! be trom 150-200 teet wide and atMl grey in colour. Tbie object <e tollow.d t he train for ei.iht to ten miles and then began to .ove ~ away wnen .... observed t hree jet pl..mea approachinc ti"OII a . g t= ~ considel"llblec:i'I'et.ance. Tney appeared t o bo approaching tb1• . lb !·< atrange object. and he pros\lllles they saw it' however. the u.r.o. 0 12~ and the planes were lost t o his aie;ttt as th~ 1n a wteterly ! ~ direetior.. These proceedings, according to....., coaenoed at. o. 3:15 ?.M. nnd disappeared troa hia sight at 3:40 P.M. B.S.f. !be ~;! weather conditions at t he time were good, with a clear, cloudl.esa ::1.,., ~ aky. He a&id the tnin was travelli to'lfard Truro betwea 45•50 ~ :· 3 M.P.H. at tho ti:ne. He t4ok note of the u.. "- -' incident, thoae being a of· Uew Olasr;ow, fi. S., and a unkno'!ffl, who runa out of ~\o nt.real . 28 OC'1' 67 12. i\o-questiooed about the incident ._could only add tha t the object, whateTer it was, wos difficult to laok at a nd t hn t no exhaust waa sean, but he described a bluet li&ht between the w ings. 13. 'lrh1le ceding with the preYioualy referred to incidents, it may be as well to rt eacribe a acen• in the wood.l ri•ed b7 our lfLembera on the 19 ~ ! 1.. V 66. On this oc1ca~~ P .C. fi~i i liJt;IU and G.J. H. IUCHA IW 41Ccompa niadI " '· I ., • , 14 OTT JULY I H Y ~RlORITY TRRO JUL18 UNCLAS NRC METEOR CENrRE COMf\1' "iS I ONER II DIV CANifORCEHED 68 U. r , O. REPORT CA> Cl> 18-7-68 I 105AM Cll> 18 - 7 - 68 1: 10AM (6) (I> CLEAR MOON IN SKY 0 C I I > CC> Cl> ( 11 ) <D> <I> CLEAR ~ ~ REG NO. 21219 , CST WHYTE WJCRCMP) ~~ i ze~ §~·~ ~ NORTH ST TRURO NS ~~1 ONSLOW M TN COLCHESTER COUNTY NS <WIFE> WIFE C I I> <E> ( I ) <I I> (f') (I) ~~~ ~~9 CIRCULAR APPEARANCE YELLOW- TURNED REDDISH UPON ~ DISAPPEARING IN DISTANCE ALTITUDE UNKNOWN BUT APPEARED FAR AWAY ' MOVED ~EST TO EAST ON E UFO APPEARED TO TRAV EL AT ~PEED OF NORTH ATLANTIC STRATEG IC AIR COMMAND FLIGHTS BUT AT H J G~E R ALTITUDE AND SEVER AL ~IMES LARGER "AND BRIGHTER~H AN BRIGHTEST STAR <I I> LARGE CIRCU LAR TW I NKLING ROSY RED LIGHT ALTITUDE UNKNOWN BUT APPEARED ABOVE TREE TOPS ABOUT 230 D EGREES FROM BUDGEYS HOUSE HOVERED STATI ONARY AND THEN ACCELERATED RAPIDLY OUT OF SI GHT ONE UFO APPROX TWICE THE SIZE OF BRIGHTEST STAR CG>CI> 2 - 3M INUTES (I I) 10-15 M INUTES Cll> <I> APPEARED SIM I LAR TO A SATELLITE MOVING A CROSS SKY Cll> LICENSED AERIAL NAVIGATOR TRURO DET I .. . , . '
• H Q-400-Q-5 (VOL 2) Sop~emb o r 9, 1968. ATTbN TION : Dr. Pet e r ' • killman k8d1o ~ • lec t rlcal ~ne1 neer1ng U1v1a1on, Nat,ional Research Counc1.l, Otyawa 7, Ontari o. I I I Tte : Si ghting of Un identified Fl ying Objects Tobin Road , Sydney M ines, N.S . -1? JUL 68 Near Shoal Lake , Man . - 5 AUG 68 Springhill Diet . N.S. - 15 ~uo 68 *--------------------------------------------- Attached hereto for your information are copies of repc rta in c onnection with the ahove sir.htincs, which are being torwardecl as no Tele.:xea were sent by the Sub- Divisions concerned. 2. You may wiah to note thot the s i s hting on July 17 , 1968 appears to have been a meteor with the r ecovered object having beun forwarded t o a ~ r . John Douglas , Otological Survey of Canada, Ottawa, O ntario • dmr ... - r.. .J. NadOl\ Supt ., Otfi er in Charge , Grilllinal Inv.. tigation Branch .
• 4 68- 0-400-59 tlrHE OOJIIMISSI O NER, OT T A~'IA Re: Unidentified Flying Objects Sighting of - Springhill Dist . ~ . s . 15- 8- 68 . FOR'•!A fWED for your information together with copies of Hamilton Detachment initial report dated 21- S- 6a. 2. In view o£ the time lapse, it ttaa not considered that a telex would serve any useful purpose. It would appear that the three observ ers are reliable individuals, and while they had ample ooportunity to discuss the sightings, their stories do have certain di screpancies . J , I£ these sightings ar e found to have a reasonable explanation, it would be appreciated if we could be advised accordingly for the informa- tion of the complainant . 4. As no further action can be taken at this t i me, .,,e are concluding our fUe . CONCLUDED HERE : TORONTO 26- 8-68 co: The C. O. "H", Halifax - Encl . - Conc l uded .
ROY AL C.ANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE· GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA ·~ en• GtC MIO ltV ...... OfWP ,_.U tlffltJoiCU1 0 1 Yt$K)Jrri DAfl ICM, fill ~utlf..ctS: ""· AUIIIU DOUIII'I• "0 II 22 AUG 68 ou. OO>IIU> OIIC. 1UI· Dtv1SIOH • SO(IS.OtVISION TORONTO DIIACHMIN! • otl..C:MlMINT HAMil. TON Unidentified Flying Objects Si&bting of - Springhill Dist . (15- 8-68). 19 AUG 68 68- 4oo-l49 CHam) N .s. 1. On the P.~s date, Mr. and Mrs. baby sitter, Miss ,......... were interviewed, ments obtained separately & ~g~ ~a~ Cll~9 Statement of 217 Sanatarium 11 I was on the Trans Canada Highway If+ between Truro and Spr inghill Nova Scotia, I believe I was about 4-' minutes North of River Philip, Time approx. 2~0 -0100 when- I went up a grade (good well- marked hwy) and around a corner to the left when I noticed to my right a group of some type of aircraft (unconventional) as far as I could see) hovering at approx. 100 ft. over the trees also to my left I could see another craft approaching at a tremendoug speed from about 5-6 miles away angle of sight about 25- 30 as I came nea.rer the centre of this activity one of the forementioned craft broke away from the group moved over the hwy. in front of me and began a slow descent of about 60°. I was sure we would be on a collision course. I slowed to a crawl but feared to stop, I turned the radio o~f and put my bead out the window could ~ hear a sound a distinct out- line of this vehicle was obscured by the series of rapidly & brilliantly flashing lights on the craft the lights were extremely unconventional unlike any I had ever seen. When the closing craft was about 4o-50 ft away at I would say 35-~ rt high it suddenly veared up and disappeared in the distance behind me. The group which was to my right was still visible to me in the mirrors until I was too far away (that is to say to my knowledge they were still hovering in the same area and circling at the same time. Witl R.I.Bvans, Sgt. Statement of Mrs . 217 Sanatarium Rd., • ' 11 I feel that the time was closer to 11 P.M. on Thursday, August 15th. We left Halifax at 9 zl' P. M . and maintained a steady 60 m. p.h. average until our first stop after Moncton . My first reaction on seeing the aircraft was that they must be spraying a fire out gince they are so low, so numerous, and so well lit upl But they travelled in such close prox1mity that I couldn't understand how they did not collide. They appeared to me to be covered with (mostly) yellow and green (?) lights, and I counted at least five before one appeared over
-··· -·. ·' •• rw1s1oN FIL.E R E Uniclentitied F~inl Ob~ects PAGit 2 c .an No. 68-4oo-149 (J!ul.) C O NTtHUATIO H 22 AUG 68 CONllNQED FRQM PAGE G NE the h1ghWBT in front of us 1 heading directly tor u.s. I vas positiye it was aoing to land and collide with us. tllllr slowed the ear right dovn but there seemed to me to be no way of missing a collision. I prayed hardlll 1 think I vas too t'ri&htened to even seream·l It reared up just in time passed right over the car and back over the trees to O'U1' l'il}lt. 1 watched it out the window and tor the first time saw an outline other than the mass or lights. It vas dark ill eolaur with 'What looked like white dots all a.er it. It reminded me of the World War II plane on display in front of the CNK rrounds. After we reached the end or that straight stretch or highway and rounded the corner we lost s1gbt of the cratt since they were so lov. M,- last 1rapreas1on was or a light in the sk)r that .. and I saw directly ovor the area where the craft were flYinl• - and I both wondered what the l1Cht vas caused by t1nce 1 t vas 'YtrJ clark out and the moon vas 1D front of US. 1 Would sleep aCDfortablT &lain it SOIIIeone could uplain to •• what the oratt vert and ~ 1hl.z wen doind Witnessed b7 R.I .I'Yant Set. Statement of --._ ace- yrs. 630 West ~tb ~iton, Ont. "On the late I was travelling with Mr. and Mrs. rta private eu trCIIl Bal.1ta ta Sprinahill • between Springhill and t~o, M.s., f aav ~or objects which I t~ought were airplanes bo.,.ring just above the trees, marbe ~0 teet or so. It vas too dark to ••• the color of these planes aD4 all I can remember 11 there were a lot or lights. 'lhe onl1 one I can :remetaber h a yellcnr one, it appeared to be at the tront and bicger than the rest. We slowed down and one passed in front or us and this 1s t he one 1 thought vas sotng to hit u.s. We did n.ot stop nor could I hear anr aounde trom these objects. As I thought these were air- planes, I did not pay too aucn attention to them. It vas Just the yellow light I could remember best. When I clancecl at it first I thought of a !lying saucer then attar I thought I cOUld see wings without lights so thought nothing more about it. "it approz. 11&00 PM - Aug. 17th ve vere passing Toronto and Mrs. -asked me what I thought those objects were ve h~ on Thursdar night. I told her airplanes, abe then asked what I thought t hey were doing. I replied "Possibl1 checking tor a forest tire". This was the rlrst t~e subject had been brought up. Then on Monday Mrs. llllllltelephoned me advising she had phoned the D.N.D. and the R .C.l4.?. Q. Do you think these were flying saucers? .... /
------ .. ... ....._. . .. ~ ' · .. • . ·: . · ~ ~};i• t · . -· crvraror 11..11 ttl! Onident1tied Fl ying Objects I' Alii 3 o.uo No. 68-400 - 1~9 (Ham . ) octfln1NY4ftOM 22 AUG 68 CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO A. Q. A. Q. A. Q. A. I don't know . I seems funny there were so many and yet we couldn't hear them. Could they have been helicopters? I don't think so . The window was open and we couldn ' t hear them. Helicopters make a lot of noise and these were real close. How many do you think there were all together ? There were 5 or 6. How long did you see them? Between 5 and 10 minutes . We could see them for quite a ways before passing under . I did not look back. Q. Were you scared or them? .. • . . ., A. No. Not until Toronto when we started talking about them. : Witnessed R.I.Evans 1 Sgt. 2. Mr . has served three years in the Royal Canadian advised that 50% of his job was identifying obJects from the lookout position. He baa never seen anything like this, and with the one coming so close to his auto he was very frightened . He advised he did not discuss this event with the other occupants of the car as he did not want to upset them. He w as discharged (Honourable) from the navy approx. ~ years ago . 3. The people interviewed are sincere about this matter, and it has them very confused at the present time . Mr . llllllf at first did not want anything mentioned about this sighting as people would think him mental . However, after discussing it with his wife and baby-sitter, he felt it only proper that the matter be brought to the attention or the authorities for their information. ~ . Mr . and Mrs.- and Miss W. are intelligent people and discussed this matter fully. They would appreciate having a r eply on this matter to ease their minds . ~ ~ ... ~ Sgt . R. • E ANS) * 17106 • • • ) S/Sgt . 1 Hamil ton Detachment . Uc Hamilton Det .
- -- - ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE • GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA O CMI C)t C t UO " ()aJitr lUI ·OIVI..,OH • lOOS-01\IilJON TORONTO OITA(Kf<ll(Nf • CtTACHIM(NI HAMILTON 68- 4oo- l49 (Ham) c 2J7 IIV , ...... Unidentified Flying Objects ~~ § Sighting of - Springhill Dist. - (15-8- 68). !i~--------------1 ~~ 19 AUG 68 N.s. ~ ~~ 1. On the above date, Mrs . ~ ti this office advisi~er nui9Dsilla her, ! baby sitter, Miss - , were returning to ua. ........ .. Truro, N.S . when they saw 5 to 7 Unidentified Flying Objects. 1'2 ~ following information was obtained as per O. P . Manual CO-AIR telephoned their !rom The m ~; ~b~ {c) lla30 PM - 15 AUG 68 Cl ear Mrs. Age a ~ - ~ g ~ lJI (d') ~~~ 13~g (g ) (h) 217 OIUI&I<IUI Hami Phone • 20··2., minutes driving time east of 114 J!!lhway . '.!~- age Approx , 20 !t. long. epth 6 ft.to 10ft . Long and narrow. Dark color with spots. Numerous lights mainly yellow and decorated a.s bright as a Christmas tree. Flying 30 to 50 ft . above the ground . These objects circled around several times in an irrational manner and one passed over their vehicle. The - did not stop their car as they were too scar~wever could not hear any sound from these objects. These objects were cutting in and out and appeared to manoeuvre easily. 5 minutes. All members saw these objects and thought one would hit them, 2. Due to the time lapse since this sighting, no telex message has been sent to N.R. C. Meteor Centre or elsewhere . 3. Arrangements have been made to interview these people and to obtain statements, also to get a more definite location of this sighting. 4 . Mrs . 111111f appeared to be very sincere about after they returned home , they discussed the event . they decided i t should be reported , this matter and It was after this •••. /2 •L------------------------------------------------------------------- - ... •ICMI-OIC6M1 . .. Oil II. Unidentified Flying Objects Si(hting of - Springhill Dist. (15-8-68 ) . CONTINUED fROM PAGE ONE N.S. CONTINUATION • Wtn Of C61 ·"'· 1·4· " 'AOI 2 68-lt()O-~(H 21 AUG 68 5. Mr. Commission, is Chief Operator, Ontario Water Resources er Pollution Control Plant, Waterdown, Ont. 6. A further report will be submitted when statements are obtained and an assessment will be made on the rel1abilit1 of these members also. 7, Extra copies attached, no copies elsewhere. S.U.I. D.D.a 28 SEP 68 ~ ) .,.,,., i/c Hami~ton Det. o L_------------------------------------------------------------- )
RCMP- 6597· 1 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE TRANSMITTAL AHD DIARY DATE REQUEST ...... (J I p.!J 'O"l"TE -- A·l!~ l·l REV. 1•8•68 TO coMMISSION en/ R·C·M·P· OTTA. FROM COMMIIIIONEn R·C·M·P· OTTAWA ~{., Al,. . ... t l.R I C·O·--------- DIY, ,, "'!"" I i e .o ·------ """"""---- oe v. REPORT OAT ItO I <t -li', <.. ~ "TT ACMRO o.c. __________ Vol y, o.e. __________ sto 1Y. 1/e ORT· DKT. COP I ES 'tOt ;I_Q ~CJO - Q DIARY DATE REQUEST DIY, FILE NO, I UD/DIY, "11..1[ NO, TO Bli EXTENDED TO ----------,.OA All ASO!'II INDICATI[D ,.ORMATION TtON CLOSURES - ... ...!:; ,.\JATHRR E NQ• N lltO. "WAITING PAVMBNT OF FINB II COITI "I N E AND COSTS P AI D ~ " DJOUANED TO IIWA IT INO INIITAUC TIONI DI IPOSI TtON 0,. I!! XHI BIT8 TAIAL OATil NOT I RT U NABLII EX IICUTil WARRAN T IIUMMONII OTNIUI AI:AIONit RIIPDAT DYilROUil•c~o~• · o•c 6u1 CONm1UATIOI< • SUIIt Dt C'l37 " ' ' ~~~--------------------------------------------------------;fcu~v~.•~ · ·~ ·, U ~ MOt Ol ll1. JM!e s Harrold CAMPBELL 0 . 0 . B dn S/Div. Fo 1~ ar de d 19-8- 68 , Please note that b~ caus e being nbln t o obtain 11 detailed rep ort 1'1•om mes s a g a was r orwarde d in this case . Ql~~~ attached for II . Q. Ottawa , On t . Cpl. C. O. •o• DlV. JPG . or the do l ay in s subject, no thle re port FORWARDED 20 August 1968 for your information. No comments are included on the rellab111ty or the source of the s i ghting as he 1s not a resident of the a1•ea in which the u.r•.o . was sighted. ( A. CK~wa'llr:ain~t:fjr, J Commanding Brandon/ S/Dfv1a i on, "
~~~ ~:.... ~~~ I CMP OIC UIO ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA First Here Brandon 19-8-68 • Brandon, Man. 68-400-4 (,(J8oN i,L(}O • 63 m .... .. d) The observer was located 7to 8 miles s.w. or Oakburni Man.~ wbea ~ed the tJ.P.O. The obJect was approximatelJ 1 IIi e west or --at this time. e) Another observer or the U.P.o. was of the same address. son f) There was only one U.P.O. sighted at this time. It resembled an obJect, being approximatelJ 50 feet across and about 10 feet thiok. The obJect was brilliant orange and did not look like it was burning. The object seemed to hover in one spot and then it moved off quite quickly to the west. -was flying at 1000 feet orr the ground and sighted the obJect~same altitude aa he was flJing. g) llllllllfand his son saw the object ror a good 5 minutes and possibly close to 10 minutes. The object then headed due west, disappeared possiblJ going through a cloud then reappeared and thea went out or sight. h) This is the first U.F.O. that flying for six months and does not wear • to be hovering over a field when it was oba could not tell what the ObJect was powered bJ• the distance• by road allowances. CONCLUDED HERE: He has been object seemed '!ll!!a J.E.P.B. i /o . Det. A . ~~L2/Cst. • P UKAB)#2568o sell tachment.
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( ' -< . ~f, , ..;) (/ r/ ' 7 ! , I J....L~ ,.. ~ f:.~ Hc.t:. - U . 1:: !!- ~ l -· (J 1 " I _..t_ I l// .. ~1.. .. 1 4~ p~~ A 'I I •• ~ ~ ' f}rv'- /' I I ~v0"' 1 J'I_,./ I--", ACMP- 15887,1 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE S"'ITTAL AI'ID DIARY DATE REQUEST TO COMMIIIIONitR "•CoMoP• ~TT 4 WA C·O·--------------------- OIV• O.C·-------------------- I I OIV• II C D£T, COPICI TOI I' ROM COMMISSIONER R·C·M•P• OTTAWA C.O, ------~~ ~---------- DIY· OoC• -------------------- 1 / 0IV• 1/ C OCT· A·l l5 1• 1 A I! V, 1-11•1111 (d{N O'OA MA TION 0 ACTION D ltNCL.OIUAIU 0 1) PJ7;.N01 - /'? oa:r, FIL.E NO. Jf!.(J( ~--&.. tj ...;:; () __ t> ;.._ __ ,.,_'L __ .. _______ TO 01! &:liTitNOED TO -------------------FDA REASONS INOICATIID ~ PINil ANO COlTS PAlO ~ ADJOURN ItO TO FUATHitR £NQ, NEG• AWAITINQ PAVMI[NT 01" otiNit l COITI AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS OIIPOIITION OF EXHIUITS TRIAl.. OATil. NOT SET UN/<BL.Il &:XI!CUTE WARRANT IIUMMONII OTHitR RltASONSI REPORT OVIlADUE' ua~ -4o c-77 rh~ N,O. O, 1/c N ortb Gydnoy Oo t , ~" I UnidantHiod ~'lyio r. ObJuut. . Sl ~~;htJ nr. or • .Lobin Road. i.iy•JoeY Mipoa . H. 9 • - 12 -Z- 18 lbceipt i ll 'lCirnOWlO<lt;od of y Ul' ro pos•t ri.d .. ed AUiUOt 2l aL , 196u, 2 . It 11 nota<l tuis i ncident occurred on J'ult 12t.t , however , no r eport su i.. 1D.1t ~Jd unti~ aorue 40 l tya 1\ d olo,, 1c • Such t:.~ r d illeas cunn1.1t be tolera Lod and I wil l not wt.lol )\1 t;c b.J.villg to br illi this t o your a t entlon 1n tu1.11ro , Cvl CLIJJKO Ukh O yd.ney , If . ~ . ~6 All!: 68 fd Tho c.o. " H 11 Di vision T, M . G, r d1nor 1 ~/lna1 . Commandlo& By noy Dllb/Oivislon POHW~RD&D together with a bove repor t . CONCWD~D ll&RE S;{dney 1 N.S, 2~ 1ug 68 t'd T. H. Gardiner, 8/Ins p, Commanding Sydnoy Sllb/D1vi aion 11 1. 11 Uiv . F'ile No . t>Bit- 400-148>. L'flt.: -- • • l 11· • . C . ... PQ1 co Ote !~OR .,umcll for your in.forrna tion , beinr :further to my Telex of lJ July 68 , CIB1882 . It would 'lp!"'enr thi!l U. F . O. raay h'lve, in fact, been a meteor, consequently, our f1lo is beint concluded . 2 . CCNCLUDED hERE . flnlifu, N. s. 29 iiWUSt :.>S (},_~~ ~ud<>;e) Insp . , In Charge C. I.B .ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE • GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA ....... , o•c: ••to DAif RCMP t'tll U rfUNCU, 2.1 AUG 68 m . oossltos ooc. SUI•OIYI$10H • $0U$.tx\11St0N 685-400-77 c 237 lfY, 1-4 ... z OlTACHMI HI • otlloCHIMIHI 68-400-16 ~i r. ~u~- ln- . --~------------------~--~~~~~==L-----~--------------------~ z a Unidenti.tied Plying Object. Sighting o!, Z Q ILZ in -68 ~ Tob !load, 5ydne;r Mine a, ~. S.. 12-7 • ~~::; ~~·< r-------------------------~~~~==-,~=-----------------------------~ ~ ~ ~ " 12 JULY 68 " ~~~ ~[2:.J 1. A.t a~:r9s45 P.M., Oat. H.D. WA.TTS received a tele- li: liS phone call troll-· Tobin Road, Sydney Mines, adrteiDS that aoae- 2 ~ thing had lande4 in a !1el4 aoroae !'rom his home and started a tire in ~ 8 the graaa. He waa ~m&ble to contact the Sydne;r !-tinea Town Police who < police this area. 2. Oat. WAT'!S and! patrolled to the aoene where-was oontaated. He advieed that at approxiate~ 8s00 P.M. he waa in hie :iiTr"ns roo11 watch- ins t.v. when all or a sa.4den he beard a load bans that aboolt the bo11.ae an4 be ..., a blue tlaae in 'the aq outrite. ~he power 1.Jl the hciaae .~~!.._ • o~t for a !ew eeoanda then o~e back on. He looked o~t the !ra.Dt 4oor iii4 aaw a small graaa fire burDiDS aero•• the road troa hia place. ~· &D45C . o:ther local rellli4enta ran onr and put the fire o~tt. ~ , Di&gin st., 8Jdlle7 MiDe•J who lin• a-pproximtel:r 100 ~ a4T1ee4 that at approximatel;r 7a50 P.M. he eaw what appeared to be an ob~ect aillilar to a oar headlight with !la11ea trailiDg, o0111i:ag t~• the gro~d !ram 1he direction ~ S;rdne;r Harbour, which wott.l.d be an :Su~ . to West direction. 'l'he object, which 11111de a roaring noiae u it paaaed hii:, struck the power linea in front o!..., heme cauaiDg a loud buiC and a bllle tlaah &Jl4 11110ke to appear aro~d the power linea. Be ran over to the acene where he noted the grass tire. The graaa burned in a ) sq foot area and in a perfect circle. A emall rook, abou.t the size or an oran~:e, was round in the centre of the burnt grass. This, along with aamplea ot the burnt graaa and dirt were aoll eoted and brought to thi a office • li'UII- ero~s other reaideta iJ1 the area were queet1o11ed b1.1t all they could aa;r Wall the;r heard & lou.d ban~ and tha power ,loent off lllOIIentari .•l;ro ~ - ~. J. The local radio stations broadcast this incident whioh reaul·hd j:: ~ in hundreds o! persona COIIIiDS to the scene causiDS a major traffic anarlo ~~ Opl .l.A. MATHESON and Oat. s . CLARK were called to the scene to aasiat. z~ Member• trom the Eaatern Light and Power Oampan;r, Sydney, adTise4 that at z ~ ~ 8:00 P.M. a green light on their control panel in Sydney indicated there ~ ~:.. waa a power shortage in the Ticini t,' o! Tobin Road. They inTeatigated it f!: ~ ·~ and !ound that same object had struck the power lines in front ot- <:5 121j house causing the linea to become pitted and Tery ehin;r !or a di ati.iiiC'e o! ~~~ 10 !eet in both directions from the point of impact. Resident• on Share 0 g :.J Roa4 on the Sydney Harbour waterfront, were questioned but none aa~ or ~liS a: heard an;rthing at around 8sOO r .M •• Message II 25 was toNarded to Sydney ~ ~ ~ Sub/Division adviaiDS ot the incident. ~ ~ g " 17 JliLY 68 " 4. telephoned aamplee to Mr. John DO UGLAS , Geological 6urTey of Canada, Ottawa, Ont., Opl li!ATliESON and req uested that we forward the rook an d other hia oft1oe so they could be examined.
~!irP • OlC: "11 CONTINU .. TION • SU1'1t 01 CU7 m-------------------------------------------------------~·~! Y ~ ,l ~ · ·~ · ~U ~Ill. '"or :.A Two. • Ullide nt\f1e4 Flying Objeot . (oonnnrrn wat PAOE Otm ) ••• • a " 7 A UGUST 68 " ,5. The r ook Wid eample a were !orwardlld to tr. l>O''GJ,A.S along wi'th a l ett er adyiaing the oiro~mstanoe e eurroundinB the 1notdent. 6 . From the l.nvaetigation conducted, 1t 1ft felt t hat the object wan a meteorite and not a U. J . O •• !n vtew of th1e , this rile w.lll be closed. OONOL!JDED lmRE ( A. A. (·1. ) Cpl • • I/O Detaoluaent ~ !/}~ · Oet. (D . J .u. W e1n) 21759. North Sydney Detach. 0~--------------------------------------------------------------------
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- · .g , ICM• ·o•c .._1 It 1 ~ b coNIINUAnoN. au•n 01 e::'· 1': ~------------~ ~~----------------------------------------~~~~· · ~·~··~ · ~ IJ ~~ OIJll. CONCLUDi1!Da THE OOMMISSIOliER, OTTAV /A . 2 S/Sgt for (R. J. Mills) Inspector , A. O D ding Bed Deer Sub- D1v1s1on. · · 1. FORWARDED 4 SEP 68, ror your inrormation. (~.G . Pritchett) Supt. i/o 11 K 11 Division OIB. , oL_------------------~------------- • •
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE PU CANADA SUI· OIYISID!'f • SOUS·DIVIStON Red Deer Dl!ACHMIHI·D lt,CIIIMCHI Rocky MOuntain House --- {B.-- U.F.O. REPORT ~t, Alberta - 30 JUL 68 ~, '"" tlfUlHCU' II'- DOUIIII GIQ ~~r ~ i~ 1---1-.---R-e_f_e_r_e_n_c_e_i_ . s_m_a_d_e_t_o_B_e_d_D_e-er_T_e_l_e_x_m_e_s_s_a_g_e_RD_l_2_l_?_d_<~_.t_e_d ___ _j ~~~ the 1 AUG 68. Contents of this message are as noted. ~ (1) ll PM., 30-7·68. I?:., {2) Extrema Darkness. 2m~ (3) (B.~ Rocky }obuntain House , Alta. ~~g (~) Driving south 1/2 mile north of Codner, Alberta . (5') N11. (6) ~ppeared like two pie p+ates together, approximately C7) {8) 1 -3 feet in depth, ~ - 5' feet in Diameter and 3 - ~ foot grey rope like tail, brilliant red in color. Approximately 5' minutes. -driving home and observed. light in sky she thought to be airplane . Object suddenly in front of car approx.imately height of windshield. Obj act oiro:j.ed oar ~ or 5' times very quickly and each time passed by windshield. Tail touching oar made sound like crack of whip. Object then went straight up at high rate of speed. 2. .. is a non drinker and was extremely upset QVer tl1e incident. inquiries 1~1 tll other persons residing in the general area of the sighting tailed to turn up any further informatioll. No one else has reported sight ing _ the above described object. 3· Character enquiries made indicate that -general attitude is dii'ferent . One friend of .. described her as being a 'silly woman•. ,_has no kno1m relations in this area and is believed to be a widot~. Her home address is not kno~m . ~. In view of the abo ·e 1 ou::- file •..rill be sho;1n a s closed, Extra copies of this re port attached . C0~ED m;}:E ('1:3 .) Cpl. 1 i/o R1 M.H. Det. Ost. 0 • OL_----------------------------------------------------------------\ . : . T RCMP 10 OTT ,. 14 PRIORITY DEFERRED RDR AUG1 UNCLAS ,.. ~C t.4ETEOR CENTRE OTT lt-FO K D IV EDM 00~ OTT CAt-FORCEHED OTT c:::oPX 3.ENI i\uc I I ~ ; P ll . J Tc.LEt:1·. 1,, .I; <!10115 R>1217 U F 0 REPORT (A) 11PM 30-7-68 (B) EXTREME DAR~ESS (C5' ~ROCKY . a.ri"N HOUSE ALBERTA (D) DRIVING ~OI.Ini • 1/2 MILE NORrH ' 6f'"cooNER ALTA (E) NIL (F) APPEARED LII<E TWO Pi!'"PLATES TOGETHER APPROX 4-5 FEET DIAt.tfTER 1·3 FEET IN DEF'Tli ,_4 FOOT GREY ROPE LIKE TAiL DISC BRILl.IANT"'REo (G) APPROX -, -MINS (H) ._DRIVING HOME Atoll OBSERVED L, IGHT 'IN SKY S~E .THOOOHT TO BE AIRPLANE. OaJECT SLDDENLY IN FRONT a: CAR AP!;'ROXIM\TELY HEIGHT OF .. WINDSHIELD. OBJECT CIRCLED CAR ~ 4 OR 5 Tlt.£S VERY QUICKL.Y AND EACH TIME PA. SSED BY Wlt-DSHIELD ~~ L tt'}- ioUCHJNG CAR . ~MoE s.o.oo _w KE_A_ CRACJ< .oE .JH.I e._ Q.B.!ECT IHpj _____ _ ~ WENT STRA IGHT UP AT HIGH RATE OF SPEED.- NON DRINI<fR At-D i j~ EXTREMI;LY UPSET OVER INCIDENT • OTTAWA PLEASE A~V ~E CA~ORCEH"") ~ ~ ~~ RCMP RED DEER S/0 IV .. A!) \"" ~ U! .. q'1~ •
llQ..Iti)O-Q - 5 Vol . 2 August 28 , 1918. Radio & Electr i cal 1nrineering Division , Ra~ional rlesonrob Counsel, OTTAnA 7, Ontario . Re1 Un1dnnt1!1ed Flying Objects .... b ""<11ac , J est., co., I.B. - 8 J"UL 68 l~ort Resolution , N .W .T. - 16 JOL 68 Fort ~~ ith N . ~ . T . - 16 JUL 66 I nverness do • 1 U.s . - 20 JUL 68 a~os , Qua . - c7 JUL 68 lrl nce Rupert , B.C . 28 JUL 68 ~u 1 appolle , Dist. , daek . -~AUG 68 - - - - - - - - Attached l s a copy of tho report relating to oaoh of ~he above si gbtings for your information . 2 . rr you wish any ~rth er particulars , please do not hesitate to contact this Office • . },1:, ...... orrJer in Ch!lreo , Cr~1nal !ovostir ation ~ r4nch .
HCMP- &11117·1 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNT Ell POLICE ~i-M TAL AND DIA.'RY DATE REQUEST (I /j, 5- /kJ -yuo· Q-j- A•ISI•I fii!:V . 1•8•815 TO • ~OMMIUION RA FI•C·M·P· OTTAWI>. 0·0·---------- D l v. FROM OOMMIISIDN llR A•CoMoPo DA-WA c.o. • DIV. RltPDRT DATIDt!il ~- /.-, y ATTACH ltD o.c. __________ at otv. o.c; . __________ a/ otv. t i c DllT• ti C DI!T. COPt Ill TOI DIARY DATE REQUeST SU8 / DIV, I"IL.I! NO, DET, I'IL.It NO, ll"f~.:~tt"0-1' 3 I T O Bit lllC TENDED T- 0-_-_-_-_ ""~~ ~~ ·~:.. ~ ~'/.-:_'"" ..:. ' ..J-~-----_-_-_-_- FO _ A_R _ E_ A _ I_ O _ N _ I_ t _ N_D_I _ C _ A _ T _E _ D_-L.--------------l § I"INE AND COITI PAID FU R THER &NQ, NltQ. A WAITING INITAUCTIONI TRIAL. DATI! NOT II!T DTHIIFI n itA ION II ~ A PJOUAN llP TO AWA ITING PAYMENT 01' FINE • COITI DIIPOIITIO N 01' l!lCHIIIITI UNA B L.Il EIIECUTil WARRA NT IIUMMONII AllPORT OVIIFIOUE
f ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE • GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA •c,.., I \J.IO: .. IO onttl lUI ..... HCQ, ON IliON IU AUfiiS OOUIUS, "A" North Ba • otrAC~MII<f • OlfACMf .... INI Amos. Sighting of U.F.O . Amos, ~ue. - 27 JUL 68. ~ ~~ l. On this date, Mr . c ru ""· . ..... ICIU All ltlllltHCIS. JUL 68 .... 00$$1(1$ 00<:. ' 68- oo-68 .. I• 1 72- lOth Ave. East, Amos, Que . , lng of a u.r .o. ~ ~~ contacted this office reporting ~ ~ 2 . The follo11ing details of the sighting were obtained from Goulet . 2~~ . ~~~ a) The U.F.O. was sighted on 27 JUL 68 between 10: 00 P.M. and ~· m 1o:3o P.M; o.s .T. ~ g b) The sky condition was very clear, stars could be seen very clearly . c) The observer was beside his house~ at 72 -lOth ave. East, Amos, Que . when he sighted the U . ~ . O. d) ·rhe U. F.O. was sighted due south in a due north direction , in a continuous mouvement, very fast and in a straight line . e) The luminosity of the U. F. O. was compared to the morning star (Venus), of the same brightness, White light with the intensity of a flash and of a round shape . f) The colour was white, with no persistent train or tail after passage of the U.F . O. . g) The size l'ias round, approximately the size of a grapefruit. h) '!'he sighting lasted from 3 to 5 minutes. i) There was no sound made by the u.r.o. j) The U.F. O. travelled from due sou"th to due north. k) No other unusual observations were made by the observer . J, The observer holds the position of Protonotary, Amos .County Court 1 Amos, Que. and would appear to be a reliable person. Th~s person in making comparison in luminosity with stars, appeared to have a good knowledge of astronomy. 4. Submitted for your information and unless otherwise instructed this file will be considered as sho~m hereunder. CONCLUDED HERE. •L-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ICMP •OlC •ell COHTit<UAtiON • IUI'II D1 Cl:t7 uv ... ... .. . ') . ., OCIU • 68MB 460·80 Sighting or U.F.o. Amos Que. 27 JUL 68 EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I q ( IJ ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ fAOI 1.01 SUR L 'ACC~S A L'INFORMATlON Sighting of U .F.O. ClJ "A" DllT, - b OTTA ~\I~A------~A=mo~s~·~Q~u~e~•:c~·------------------- 1. P'ORWA ltDED. This report was submitted in accorcW\ce with Operational Manual CO-Air paragraph 4, when it s hould have been submitted. in aocorclanoe with para6raph 6, however, all the intormation required 1n paragraph 6 is contained in this report. 2. Copies of the telex dispatched from this Sub-Division are attached hereto. CO NCLUDED HERE Borth Bay )l-7-68 IR.L. Johnson ) Insp. Coiiiiii&J\ dine North Bay ~/01 Y. • • . , 0~------------------------------------------------------------~-----
RCM P - a&Si?-1 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE TO C OMMISSIDNilFI R•C•f-4,p, OTTAW " I. AND DIARY DATE REQUEST FROM C OMMI IS ION I!R R·C:·M·P• 0TT"WA c.o, ________ ~~ - -- ---------- DIY· 0·~· -------------------- I I OIV. O·C:· -------------------- I I DIY• DllT• OET. COPIIU TOI D I ARY OAT! REQ U EST TO ISS: ltiCTt!NOU:D TO --------------- FOR R8 " SONI INOIC"TilO "TT A C 1111: D OllT, I'IL.Il NO, A•I S I • I Rev. 1-e-ea FURTHER llNO. NtrO. AW A ITING P A YM ENT 01' I'INII: . COITI ~ FINE " NO COITI P A ID ~ A OJOUIINIID TO "WAITING INITRU C: TIONI OtiPOIITION OF llJCHIIIITI TR IAL. OATil NOT lilT UNAIIL.It EJCECUTit W"RR AN T II UMMONII OTHilR AI' ASONII REPORT OVItRDUil
•• . .. " 'fJP- - ~:o ~. f 9 OTT JUL29 ROUTINE NBAY JUL23 U NCLAS/PRIOR1TY NCR ME TEOR CEN TRE . I NF"O COMMR OTT CANF"ORECEHED tJ .r. o. REPORT A> 1015-1030 PM 27 JUL 68 B> SKY CLEAR , 72 lOTH AVE EAST, AMOS QUE. PROTHONOTARY AMOS COUNTY COURT PHI BUS 752-5032 RES : 732-5196 D> AT ABOVE ADDRESS E> NO OTnER KNOWN WITNESS F"> ONE OBJECT BRILLIANT AS VENUS, WHITE; CIRCULAR, MOVING VERY HIGH FROM SOUTH TO NORTH IN A STRAIGHT LINE Gl THREE TO FIVE MINUTES H> OBSERVER SE EMS TO HAVE CONSIDERAstE KMO~ LEOGE OF ASTRONOMY TELEX NUMBER FOR CANF"ORCEHED COULD NOT BE LOCATED N BAY SUBDlV
• • • • • • • • • • lf!,l-"; r • , 8 OfT JUUO I PRIORITY/DEFERRED NRC ~~TEOR CE~TRE INFO COl ~i R OTT • / adbb • PR RUPT JUL30 UNC LA S • EDlVV JC CA Nr ORCE .U!:o • • PR lo5 7 UF O REPORTS ( : ) SHOR TLY AFTER MlONIGH 27 JUL CONDITION Or 3K Y CLOUOY OBSERVED BY MR JOHN OLSEN Or PR RUPT WHOSE LOCAT I ON WAS • • • • • • • • • • FU LT ON ST 1 IILL CITY OF PR RUPT ALSO OBSERVED BY MR '' MRS ART HELIN , MR " MR3 GEORGE HOWE AND ARNOLD MOEN ALL OF PR RUPT OBJECT WAS ROUND IN SrtAPE ORANGE IN COLOR MOVING SLOWLY IN NORTH WESTERLY DIRECTION ON LY ONE UFO SEEN AT THAT TI ME ALTITUDE U/K IT WAS OBSERVED FOR 2 OR 3 M I N AND WENT STRAI G HT UP OUT O f SI GHT <2> A T 11:20 P~ 2S JUL COND ITI ON OF SKY 4AS CLOUDY OBSERVED BY CST ALLEN K WHOSE LOCAT I ON WAS PARKSIDE TRAIL ER COURT PR RUPT ALSO OBSERVED BY CSTS tiROWN W , MCLEOD D, FERRELL D OBJECT WAS ROUND IN SHAPE ORANGE l N COLOR ALTITUDE U/K MO VING SLOWLY I N WESTERLY DI RECTION ONLY ONE UFO SEEN IT WAS OBSERVED 2 TO 3 MIN WAS EMITT I NG SEVERAL SPARKS THEN BURST INTO FLURRY OF SPARKS AND DISAPPEARED REPORT TO FOLLO'Ii PR RUPER T S/OIV ROM POLICE
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • I 16 OTT AUG 6 12 PRIORITY/DEFERRED NRC ME TEOR CENTRE IN FO E DIV VIC COMMR OTT CANFORCEHED ---- )/j/0 ~ J ();/}.) - #~ ~ tJ 0 -tf - .5 PR RUPT AUG6 UNCLAS PR 195 1 UFO REPORT AT 12 t1 5AM 6 AUG 68 SEEN IN SKY WITH HI GH PARTIAL CLOUD COVER OVER MOUN T HAYES PR RUPT OBSERVED BY CSTS H GERRITS AND D~ DA LZIEL WHO WERE LOCATED ON 6 AVE NEAR BOOTH SCHOOL IN CITY OF PR RUPT . TWO UFOS S IGHTED BOTH STAR LIKE I N APPEARANCE dRlGHT ORANGE - YELLOW IN COLOR ABOUT 3000 FT AL TIT UDE HOVER ING OVER MT HAYS ONE BRO KE APART AND BURST INT O FLAMES ONE PART SnOOT ING UPWARDS THRU CLOUDS AND THE OTHER PART FALLING TO GRO UND SECOND UFO HOV ERED A SHORT WHILE LONGER AND MOVED RA PI DLY IN SO UTHERLY DIRECT I ON OUT O F SIGHT DURAT I ON OF OBSERVAT I ON WAS 15 M I N REPORT TO FOLLOW PR RUPERT S/DIV RCM POL I CE
Uniclentifiea flying object ·spottecl· near Mount Hays What wur !lib ObJool n onUng '1 lllllll noar thi hosj)ltal ·ln a ·and naro» 1 or are Uoo. oyea·or \ about tho ak)' ncor 'MO\oht lillY• car nncl saw tho ll'ght, !told my another world I)Oorlng Into our shortly altor mldnlaht,Satul'da)' C rloncl to look, but ,ho couldn't clty'l anti ~"'" Suhlli\Y nl&hl'l> • seo ll so wo got 'OUt and he Ask John Olson or oUoort tllat I Wo Uprob:lbly never know, but anw 11:. Wo watched It for a Uttlo saw tho ob.)ool Saturday odgltl. It gave dotens of RuPOrtltos 11 whllo andltstartedheadlnanorth, thoy arc bcllovora. ArO yrNI thrill when \hOy roportodsoolnaa lllcn wont out o1 sight, briQIII Ugllt approach Ina !rom tho "It seemed to bo o briQIIt sootheast, hover ovorpartsoClhe oranao color ond was Just sortol city for 1bout 30 mlnutos then Ooatlng In tho air. t hove so~m ahoct atn1811t up In Uoo iJr and thorn twice be lore, onco last year dlaiiJ)pol\r. and once tills spring In the prolr- Son141thlna ap!)Oarod aaaln Sun- los, La.st summer fiiY alstor saw day but this tlmo It "'ttl believed a UFO (Unldcnt.Uiad FIYII'oll I to bO 11 weather balloon with a Object) In PortSimpsonondlthad nue llarclns below, 13 little Uf'Os come out of It !"f. Well ltna.m athlcto John Olson pill)' al'Qlnd tho larger ob~ct. ' saw It Salu~. Tho SundaY night alghtlr~f"u "\Yo wore on tho t·'UIIon street discounted · by ""era I blt-lluty hill whon tho object was Orst policemen and olhor obse.rxers alght.cd. It ..,,. approaching from as a balloon "1th narc. U IO 101rth01Lil vory 11owl)'," Olsen "You could aoo sp&ri<a com I~ ,.ld. olf tho narc os It waa so low,' ~ "AI tho llltht moved cloaor we said an anoi\Ymous alght.er. 0 ma~ ·od across thostrccttowntch. Was It lecna~:ora playing z l\ Ml ncar Moum 1111,\'1, but not pranks wtlbhollum CIIIodballoona o as high ns the moontal n. > ''It loohed na bl'l&lll aa about .'< aevon or ollrht atl'flclllcht.s. Tile .._ fl n t thing fthought of 1111U front c lancllng light on 11 plano, built was !:( going too slow nndnot maldngnny nolso, "At o;~nu tiOlnt i iiiW a dome ovor top or tho llijhl, but this could havo bOOn a 1'\)nouHon on U te oloudA. It looltad slmllm· to tho canopy on n tmrochuto, ' 'I thought II wa& ROlng to lon<l behind Algoma Park, but It novor dld. When It got P."l tho Uno or tho dance Mil It wont strulghl liP out or elsht." Mr. and Mrs. Art Holln, Mr, nnd Mra, George llo11o, Arnold Moon and sovornl others woro wlU• Olson and hll wtro, and aU vorllled the alshtlna, and were oqunlly myallfiod, I !lowe tuld Olson thnt he and his !nU1or 1 "hUe on tho Oahlng, RrO\UIOI, hi'CI had a similar o••t periCIICO 68VOI'lll )enrs tliiOo but ' kopt II to themselves for !cor ol, btln; lnugllod at. \ftc r l\1tncsslnc the ob,lo:ct Sal- uNl\.', !lowe admlltod 1110 l)rc· vou• elchuna. Miss S3X O~tdownd also told o1 sctelniJihe nbjcct.
• • • L'~~----------~---------- -11 · . UFO puts on brief show .-: \' I". for third straight night No eaplaoaUoo hu '-! fl"' 001' worl<er llanl Wouel, "' lOr tho wddontlftod flYil1a wto works 'nl&ht thiA at the obJect ttat ~rod Monday for ah1)0rt, Aid todaY he waa on !l.'!iJ'h'l litralght nlshl noar hla WI.Y to work about ml~ - lla,ye, 1 1\laht and was out In the harbor ~· whirl the object, whk h ho aald wu oxtrcmelr . bright, come over the momtl.ln, remained for 20 to llO aoeonda, then 11011• ly drqll)e(l and dlu.ppeared. Wo11e1 , who II also a photoeraphor, lAid he couldn't att41!1PL tn pholl!Q~h the objeat bo~uao 1 10 .. uedoo a powel'l\ll tol~bOto ~~~ a nnd I IA I~lrg condo 1110111 11'1 11 ~ 1 p oor. •lu dl, d, ho'"' ever, oh~•r vb It thn.U«h bln- ooulara. "It wu 110 br l!lo.l that bolng uiiCXI to tho d.lrk II was very hard on ti'V oyos ,'' ho aald, Wenol aleo added a new twist to !flo weather balloon theoey, " Wo lllko wind roadlrc• avery hour , and Sawrday night at tho tlmo or the als11tlnr ~ the wltd 10111 northwest at eight mllea an hour. .~ lhoy wore northwest at 61'8, 10 rqK~rtl or aeolng the object movii'I!IOUth would havetoprvve that IL c:ould.n't be a weather balloon, unless thoy aro mak· Ina thom to tra\'lll agalnat tho w:lncl lhoso dl)'a." PntU th·oona aald eho w-. with uv~n or u~ht girls who alghtGCI 11111 nb)lCI Saturday. &!e aeld It mad• no 110180 and ,.. a bright oruae with a red apot In the middle. " II' a amaslng howm.nypec>p\e bcltevu that there could be l •u~h a thlrc •• a UFO now that aomo pooplo ln Aupert hlw ..., one," 'Weu ol aald. •
lCM•· OI C 6&11 CONTINUAtiON • SUitt 0 1 C II CUlt. ""· ..... ... ~ '401 ·, ~f~~- 2 ~4~: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT Prince Rupert, B. c . 28 JULY 68 (ORG) 6 AUG 68 3 . The third sighting was agai n seen by members of this office with the f ollowing information being observed: A. B. c . Date and time of observation: 6 AUG 68, 12:15 M1 . Condition of sky: Partial cloud cover . Observer: Cst . D. M. DALZIEL , D. Location of observer: 6~ Ave . East and Eberts St . E. Other observers at the time: Cst . H. GERRITS. II F . Star- like in.,appearance but larger, orange in colour, altitude about 3,000 ft . , two objects seen , one higher than other, hovered in one area . G. Observed for about 15 minutes. H. No sound could be heard from object . One object appeared to disappear quickly upward while the other moved south- : ward slowly until out of sight . 4 . The first observer, John OLSEN(BD: 111111111>, is 1111111 in the Prince Rupert area; he appears~ very cnaracte~ and quite reliable. The other observers are also responsible and reliable. s. To date no further sightings reported , ~0~ quite CONCLUDED HERE: ·~~/Cst. ~ · .l . CALLEN) 25871 Prince Rupert City Det . ~Sgt . 1/c Detachment , C, O, 'E' VICT ORIA FOR1 ,o/ARDEDs 14 AUG.68 in triplicate for your information. Telexes PR1867 and PR1951 refer. 2. Attached also are three copies of newspaper publicizing these si gbtings . I nvestigation conduct ed Rupert failed to reveal the origin of the flying o CONCLUDED BEREa clippings at Prince Stewart Inspect ~ , Prince Rupert Sub/Dhr.~ OL--------------------------------------------------------------------
/it ----- ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE. GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA ICMI C D1 OIC: .. ., nv . ....... '' PCR : First . - Report of Unidentified Flying Object ., Sask . ~ AUG68 . 9 AU(} 68 1. -- contacted this office in person and advised that he wished to report a si5hting of a 11 fl·ring saucer". According to .... he had observed a u .~. o . at approx , 4:ooam on the 4 AUG 68 , however, due to the nature of this complaint , he failed to report it immediately . Prior to reporti ng this incident he had noticed some unusual marl<a in his pasture near the barn. He had not notioed these marl<a before and he felt that they were connected with the sishtins of the U, F . O. Cpl. R.D. Anderson and I, along with Cat . Cassidy of the Regina Identifi cation Section, patrolled to the scene to examine the marks, ' .. 2 . on examinicg these marks , they were 'round to be circular in shape . 'rhe diarater of these circles varied from 4loJ feet to 5 feet. These circles were noted to be clear of grass except for the center 2 feet . Six of these marks were tound, three of them well pronounced . Four of the marks appeared to be in a squa.re pattern, howeve.!.a....2.11-, measuring them, it was found that no real pattern e~ated , IIIIIIIIJ stated that the U .F.O. had been observed above that point. Because or ~ain storms , the marks were found to be obliterated to a point . IIIIIIIIJwas questioned regarding these marks but he was unable to supply an authentic explanation . 3. The U,F,O . was aighted by..--, ---.r,~, and--· all of Qu 1 appe~the~b, stat~n obtained from the aforementioned persons and are being embodied here . ~ . ~ SZGlNS: At approx . ~: 1$ a.m. of tbe ~ AUG 68 I had just drove into the drive-way of my home . As I drove up near the house I noticed an illuminated object hovering above the house . The object was of circular shape and moved in an ¢val shape about 100 feet above the house , I got out or my car and ran to the house but the door was looked so I went back to my c or and watched the object . I baclced the cal:' up about ~0 feet and sat there for about lO minutes . I ran back to the house and kiclced the door open. I then ran upstairs and wclce my father up. He did not believe 111e but got up to look. 1 stayed upstairs for a couple minutes than joined my father outside, [ly this time when I aaw/again it was aba. the barn bu t it was q~ite a bit lower. The object s~emed to move away then come back . The object did not send out any light rays, There wa~ no noise coming from the obj~ct . I watched the objec t for a few minutes while it was over t he barn and then went into the house to bed. •~------------------------------------~(~C~Or~ . T~•;D~O~N_P_A_G_8~~-~0_ : ~) _______
(OC:!T 1 D FRCN PAGE OUE) 68F 700- 68RS 700- 68IH 700- 2 CONfiNUATION • SUitt 01 W7 ........ .. '•n• '!WO It was still quite dorlc when I saw this object, It was a cloudy ev~ning with a new moon. \o/hen the object was above the ba.rn I saw it move about 100 feet to the right and stop for l5 seconds, then return to the barn, The object moved very qui oldy. ENDS: \·/it: H. Ourry Sgd : s. of Qu •appelle , Sask . • BSGiliS : Approx . 4:00 a.m. on the t~ AUG 68 my s en, -· came up- stairs and told me that there was a funny light outside - going around and around and that h e wasn't going outside again. I got up and wallced outside . As soon as I stepped outside , ! saw a round- shaped object hovering over the barn. It continued spinning there and my son and I watched it for approx. one minute, It then moved to the southeast for approx. ioo feet and began to hover again. I watched it fer another minute and then left, It appeared as i f it was moving away and since ~ I couldn't do anything about it, I went back inside the house , 1-ty house is situated on N\19-14-19 \l/2nd and is approx . 1~ miles south of Qu 1 appelle , Sask . In the farmyard, the barn is situated approx . l50 yards northeast of my house . The object appeared to be quite large but I could not see the whole object , It was still dark at the time and all I could see is lights that appeared to be revolving around. I could not see the origin of the light but it was evolving from the bottom of the object , From the angle at which I was watchins it , it appeared as 1f the whc.-le bobtom was ill~uninating light . ! oan • t recall what colour the lisht was but it did not appear very strong . vfuen the object was hoverin~ over the · barn, it was aQprox . 30 feet above the barn. I could not see any light on the barn or on the gr~und , All I could tell was that it was spinning quite rapidly. When the object moved away from the barn, i t moved very quickly--a lot faster than it was spinning . It was jMst a split second in moving from one position to the next . The object seemed to come out or its spin, fly to the next 9osition and then begin to spin aaain . ! don't think that the object was spinning at all when it moved to the southeast of the harn. - ~ ND J : 6 , Wit: Cst , F , \i, rushka • Thi3 is the Statement 0~-- or Qu •appelle I Sask . D2 : 2,) A~~G 89 . '!'al:.en 7 :3~ BE.:ti~rox . 4 :00 am on t h e 4 A 'CG 68 I heard my son.- and his son ..... walkinc downstairs . I 0 ot up and fo\tnd them at the door of the house , As soon as I walked out , I saw an object hoverinu over tho barn . It seemed quite lar::;e - !".a:•be 2$' - 30 feet across . Tho hottom of this object was all lit un and I could see that it was revolving quite q~icltly . Tho object 1~a11 hoverin.::; at a9()rcx . twice the hei (l;h t or the btl rn . The lic;ht col!'.i llG from t.he object was quite dull and I did not see ()' •
(COI/'!' 1 D ='RON PAG!i: T':iO:) 613:::' 700- 66RS 700- 6enr 700- 2 (0Nft,..UA YION .. THREE .'l.l!D I DID };OT S....'='E a~~· li.;ht cast on the t;r ound or the bern . The liSht didn't appear whi te but rathe r a dull oranse colour , The objec t appeared t~ be round-shaped but I could not see what the t~p of the object look- ed like . The object hovered over the barn for a 9~rox . one minute , It seemed to stop spinning and very quickly it !lew to t he southeas t of the barn. It flew approx. 50 feet , stopped, and then began to spin around again. I don't thia.k that the obj ect was spinninr; when it moved from one position to the other, I could not tell if t he bottom of the object was flot , all I could see were t he lights. The obje~t was still hoverinG in the yard when I left and went back into the house, I have never seen anything like it before or since this incident. ENDS : \<lit: Cs t ., F .w • Pusbka 7 , These three persons appeared to be sincere when divulging this informatipn and since neither of t hem have anything to gain as a result of publicity, it is felt that they could be considered reliable , e. Subsequent inveotications i n the information regardins an unusual noise . advised that approx. 4:00 a . m. on the da a noise ressenbling a whirli nz or whini window but was unable to see anythine . approx . ~mile to the northeast of the in the surroundi nG distri c t were non-re looked o~\t the is located Other inquiries 9 , Reference to telex #Rl448, the ~Ieteorlogioal Offic e at Regina, Saskatchewan advi sed that the following conditione existed on the 4- AUG-68 in the Regina area. The sld.es were cloud;r with lightning a nd thunder . The rain commenced at approx. 2:)0 a.m. and continued until approx, 3:30 a,m, The ligh t ning started at 2 : 30 a . m. and continued until 4 :55 a.m. 10 , The investigation having been compl eted at this point, this file is being concluded. Cpl . i - c Det, C,O, "F'' REGINA , ~~ (~~/ . Pusl1.1ca ) 2327' Cs t . I nd;l.a.n He nd !:le tachme n t, Fwd 15- 8- 68. Telex R 1448 r efers . No phtographs or diagrams were made o£ the marks mBntionea in para 2 as it was felt that they were of no sign1Cic11nce to this even~ Extra copies of this report are attached , H L ~ ....- ol_ ____ ______________________ -;Oiru:~E~.~R~.~~~~~ffv~ . ----==----- •
. . .;. .. -t • 'l . T RCt.IP 1 0 OTT ,. 9/11 PRIOR I TY 0 EF ERP.t:D R2G AUG 9 UNCLAS ,, .... ,.. N . R, C, METEOR CENT:=!.;: I~F0 COI,U~ . OTTAWA ATI:CA~ORCEHED FDIVREG Auc I 0 12 1~ l i ~l '59 n:uc• J:i. P J;11c.rilo:rs .... R1448 U.F .o. REPORT 4 :00 A. M.J.fA UG 68 . CLOlDY SKY, TH Utr.lEfl + LIGI-=TN I NG ,. . .. .. . ' .. ... . . . . ALSO REPORTED IN AREA . SEEN BY - I N H01. 1E F ARIAYARO ONE + ONE• HALF MI LES SOUTH OF QU' APPELLE , SAS K. WITNESSES ... .. . + QU' APPELLE . OSJECT SAUCER SHAPED GREYISH 'l.t!ITE [ I GHT .ALT ITlDE 80:.:100'"FT. CI RCULAR ~.OTION AROUI't> FARMYARD . OBSERVED . ,. . , FOR ~ 4 MI Nl/TES FROM 0 I STANCE APPROX . 150 'tlJS TliEN OBSERVERS TOOK -·- . .. COVER . OESC , 20.30 FT. DIAMETER . SEEI1 IEO TO DART AT RIGHT ANGLES FROM Po i NT TO pOtNT . 't'NOIAN HEAD DET . I NVEST.+ 4 CIRC . ~RI<S APPROX , 5 FT D IA1.1ETER D I SCERNEO BY I NVEST . I N PASTlllE NEAR FARM BUI LD I Hcs . NOT REPORTED UNTIL AFTERNOON THI S pATE . REL I ABILITY U/K. REPORT TO' 'FOLLO'I/ .
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I CMP O I C "" ROYAL CANADfAN MOUNTED POUCE • GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA 0 Hill flU '"llll~~U Uf aullU OO:S.SIIll$1 Ot'lti!Of'f "G" IUH>IVI~O~ • $0UI· OIYI$10H Fort Smith on•CHMINl• . ACHfMUII First Re ort Fort Smith UNIDENTIFIED FLYmG OBJECTS. Port Smith, N.W . T. - 16 JUL 68. 17 JUL 68 68-400-6 . .. em tiV, 1• 4• .. 1. Word was received this date that three local women observed what they believed, was an U.F.o. in the early a.m. or the 16 JUL 68. As a result or interviews with the three persons, the i'ollowi.ng imtormation was obtained. ( a ) Date and ttme of sighting: Appr ox. 12:15 am - 16 JUL 68 . (b) Condition oi' Sky : Scattered cloud. (c) Identi!ication of observer: (d) Location ot observer at time of sighting: Fort Smith, N.W.T. (e) Identification o ing: Fort Smith , N.w. T. 5mi.th, N.W. T. (t) 1 . 2 . Description of sighting: The UFO is described by all persons sbghting, as round in shape and luminous white in color . Tbe UFO appeared to be travelli ng very high in the sky and very rapidly . In relation to Jet Planes which travel over this area, the UFO appeared to be travelling much raster. All persons agree that the UFO was travelling in a slight rising arc from South to North. (g) Duration of sighting: 4 to 5 seconds. (b) Other relevant information: The persons sighting turtber stated that the UFO was very bright, even though it travelled behind clouds present in the Sky. Two of the observers stated that there was a vapour trail present after the UFO bad passed. All were together in the same vehicle parked in the driveway at 111111 residence. All agree that the UFO did not resemble a falling star or fire ball. There was no noise at any ttme during or after the sighting. 2. The source or the sightin~ in this instance is considered very reliable . All the pereons concerned are known to1111mbers of this detachment, and are considered not the type to invent or imagine the sighting describe ~ . ~ED HERE . ~.B.)' Sgt. 0 1 Cl I>St . -
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I CMP OIC6 ... J OIJlh ROY~ CANADIAN MOUNTED POUa -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA Unidentified Flying Object - Assistance to Armed Services (Air Force) - For~ Resolu~ion, N. W.T. - 16 JUL 68 CDr IIY.'I •4•U l. At approx. 11:00 Am Miss ~. adrtsed this office that Gene.__ had ~ted a • he morning. At the time~ and 11111 was not interviewed until later . He described to me what he had seen and told me or other people who had seen it also. When questioning the persons concerned I followed the for- mat laid out in Operational Manuel CO-Air and ~ook detailed notes rather than statements . This way I was able to obtain more detail on the sightings as the locals were inclined to talk in monophrases, leave out ' detaiiiiile and supply sketchy descriptions . The first person interviewed wae • (B:IIIIIIIIItl T.I. ' (a ) Midnight to 12 :)0 AM 16 JUL 6S. (b) Cloudy southwes~ of settlement and cloudy nor~h of the settlement . Area between clear. (c) (d) On roadway opposite Angus BEAULIEU ' S walking towards my home in a westerly direction. (e) Alone . • • (f) Like a fireball. Like when you shoot a flare - a fire ball goes ahead and sort of sparks following quite aways behind . Sparks were like an arc welder, green and red in colour. Smoke behind like a jet only twisted a different shape . About the size of a jelly bean in the sky . Only took a few seconds to pass, less than a minute. Came from southwest travelling straight northeast. Looks like its breathing, so r~ of flaring , and this is w hen the sparks would fly out and smoke would come out . No noise a~ any~ime . No wings. Travelling very fast, faster than a j et does in the sky . Looked like it was coming down but it didn't and want into the clouds and disappeared . Never saw anything like it before. Not a falling star . Smoke looks ~he same as smoke from fireworks , kind of curly, No idea how high. (g) Took about a minute to cross the open space, maybe about ,fifty seconds. \ (h) I consider llll to be a steady, truthful individual and quite reliable. He has been employed by Forestry on fire fighting a~d wa~ · givPn a course in aircraft spotting. H e produced RCAF Manue l on Aircraft Recognition for the Ground Observer (AF ~anuel 355 - 10 CAP 462) and ad- vised that the p . hoto of the B-61 or Matador pilotless aircraft , page 80 , resembled what he had seen . He told me the only difference was ~hat the bright light or fire was directly at the rear of the object , t here were numerous sparks, no wings, and no noise. Also no tail fin ,
Oh OUif; Unidentified Flying Object (B._) (a) 12:30 to l :00 A!'l 16 JUL 68. (b) Clear. Clouds in the northeast, (c) C:ONT, ,. \,i.Af10N .. SUUt Dl C231 I(V. I ....... 'ACII 2 (d) Intersection of the road by McPHERSON•S and road to Chris' Cafe. (e) Alone, (f) Long and pointed towards the front end. Sparks around the side of it, just ordinary, no colours, No sound. Bright light, lot brighter than the stars. Not too high. Could see it really plain. Before it went into the clouds I heard what sounded like two shots. After it went into the clouds I heard a sort of explosion, something like a backfire from a car, Just above me when I £irst saw it. Stayed a steady colour. Smoke behind, just a streak like a jet . Big, about 4 - 5 f'eet long (this 1s not an estimate on the size o£ the object but how big it looked in the sky), Really fast, lot faster than jets. No wings. Flying straight across. The bottom area was lighting it up but the ~ rest was a light silvery colour. It was an orangy light, brighter than the stars but not the same colour. (g) one half to a minute observation. (h) Miss--is also considered a truthful person and is normally reli~ was frightened by the object and thought it was some kind of bomb. She told me that it was the bright light from the object when it was overhead that made her look up as she had not noticed it until that time, She could offer no estimate on the height. (a) (b) (c) About 1:00 Al~ - after 12 for sure. A few clouds, higher than the U, F, o·. (d) Down by August BEAUL.IEU•S house em the old roadway that runs in front of the Bay house to ~he dock, We were walking . (e) (f) Big bright light with all kinds of sparks around it and behind it. Sparks were purple, red, white and green. Big long light behind it. Sort of round shape, Quite big, bigger than a jet, Never made a sound. Very bright, brighter than the stars. Didn't seem to be very high, Really fast, faster than a jet, No wings. Looked like a star when we first saw it then it got really big and bright . It was straight out over the doek when we first seen it. \'/e c0uld see lights or what might be windows when it was going over , Really low and quite distinct. W~en it was past aways it looked purplish. Travelling in a straight line. Heard what sounded like two shots when it was farther oL- __ a_w~a~Y~·~------------------------------------------~r------------ • • • • • • • • • t • •
CONtiHUAtiOH .. ''""Of CU7' IIV. 1 · • · .. Oijlf, ..... Unidentified Flying Object 3 (f) • •• • • •• continued There was smoke behind in a streak, bright and wide . a westerly direction to a north easterly direction . that if it was a jet it could be heard quite loud. It came in from It was low enough (g) Couple of minutes duration, no more tban that. (h) Ther e is nothing to indicate that and are fabricati~story _._____l would not rate them as being as reliable as - and -· (B (a) 12:30 AM 16 JUL 68 . (b) Clear ( o) ) T.I. (d) and location applies, ' (e) With the above two . (f) It looked like a star when I first seen it, then all of a sudden it got bigger and there were lights around it . Blue 1 wh1te 1 and red lighta. There was vapour about a mile behind . I coULd see it was long and oval shaped. No wings . Way brighter than the stars, like sparks flying off it. About ~ to a mile high . Travelling in a straight line, The sparks trailed about a ~ of a mile behind, then the smoke. The fire was coming from the rear. The whole thing was not glowing, just at the back. The front end was dark oval shaped. The light was like !rom an acetylene torch in colour only all over the place. It bad a tail l ike a falling star only was slower than that . It was real bright and I could see the glow before it came out of the cl ouds . No noise. (g) About 50 seconds to a minute . (h) and-- were interviewed ear lier than but accompanied him to the office . As we were going into the office an aircraft flew over and all three stated tha~e UFO was lower than the aircraft a nd appeared larger . I considerlllll to be a reliable sor t of person. 2. I checked with t he Dept. of Transport Aeradio and they advised that the aircraft that had just passed over was Pacific W estern Airlines, flight 1132, flying at 7000 feet . I believe this aircraft is known as a Convair. This was approx . 9:10 PM of 16 J UL 68 and the aircraft was quite easily observed from the ground as such although little detail oould be seen. 3. The foregoing people were no~ under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or suffer ing from laok of sleep when the observations were made, . . .. ........ .. . ~ oL-------------------------------------------------------------------
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-· ' . ' . ·- ~ "' \ -: .. IICN,. 1810 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE CU7 ttrv. ••·•·•• lfto;;;Tl1Hla;;O;,;U..I;;I;o;UU=tN:;:C;:ll<:------~ DIVISION III{W ft C.MP ' ILl AUU&Xc:&Sa IUioOIVIIION SYDNEY J . • 1. '/ , 1-·• ( •• i / .. DrTAclllllKf INVERNESS 68~190-7 DATI 29 JUL 6S tJ.P.O. Sighting, Deepdale Road, Inv. Co., ll.S. 20 JtiL 68 20 JUL 6S l. On the above date at received at thia Detachaent. ot DBBPDALB, Inv. Oo., ff.S. atated that he 1 fud.ly, had bean watching a bright light 1n the aty onr b1s lara for the past twenty ~nutea. He atated that the object waa still in aigbt and he wiabed a aelllber to look into tlie utter. 2. I aade an ~ediate patrol to the scllll8 Whj!ra three or lour people et.andiq ill .rront of the ·· . !her se•ed to be watch1Dc aomethhs to the approached on toot, I could sea a bright object in the aky. It appeared to ba aneral lld.lea away and at a bigh alUtw:le. The object •••ed to be gi'rlng off colours or red. green am white. I viewed tbia object !or &pproxiaately tn llinutea, and no change in position waa noted. 3· ~ inve~;~ation conducted, it was learned that the _. faaily . been o~ drivins, and upon nearing their home noticed a lu.inous object directly over their tara at an alt 10.000 !'t. It waa lirat noticed by and brought to the attention or her rather. drivevay the object lett ill a Bortharly ~••c;v;~.un at a high rate o~ speed. It tbeD stopped and remained stationary !or approxiaately one hour. It was learned that the roof ot tbe nearby barn bad been lit up by the lights ot the object. It waa further lea rned that in tact two objects were aigh~ad. A 3econd object waa noted at the same altitude, but to the Bast o!' the t :u'll. The lights !roa tbie object llt up a corner or one of the tields on the .-rarm. This object also lett upon their arrival. but didiiOt'8j)pear again. It waa similar in appearance and aade no ntJiae ..men moving. The exact shape of the o~ect c d not be determined duo to tile intensity of the li~t. stated that it uppearod to be round in shape giving o t brilliant layers or the above mentioned colours. It should bo noted at this time that this was the only report received on thia ai~hting. Otller f A rms in the area were visited ill roference to the aiehting. All enquiries met witll negative result a... c .... ''" RE: CONTINIIATIO H C.U1 ftCV. 1!1· 1· 13 lJ.F.\l. Sighting (2) 21 Jut 68 4. As por OP::i::..'~I O!! A.L ~WIUAL CO-Air, par ~ovr:s ~h 6, tha ,;'oUQ\.ing mes sage was r ot"Aartlod to Syd·1 ey Sub}Divioion: a 20 JUL 68 (B.tween ll:l5PM and 12:30-A.'l b (t) All) D ~ ep dala, Iny. Co., InT. e'O., M.S. <•> • ...._(.), ~.R': C A.~P . '11 <"~tac l1r.l•in1: N.3. • Appeared r ound, colour :·ed, ~een and ·:bite. G aTe oft brilliant l dyera of ditferent colours. ~ltitude a pprox. 8 to lO thousand feet. 'il'hen firat sighted it. wu stationary. Moved North and stopped. DiBappearod at & ::proximately l2:30A)I, 21 JUl. 68 at territf'ic rate ot speed. Observed tor a pproximately 1 hr. and 15 llinutes. TWo U.F.O.•s firat· ~one waa on tho hori3on, and one directly above t he ......... f~. Stated tbat the r oot o~ was lit un tram the llanta of the U.F.o. llllllllllatated that' be bad noticed aimilar saucer ahapped object near hie !arm a011e t ilole ago. S. It is the opinion of this wr iter that the .!9~~ this sighting s aems qui.te reliable. Hone ot the ..... family were drinkiag at the time and they a9peared sincere i n relat1n ~ their obser vations. COlt ~L UDiSD Hl.lRE : t he c.o. ".i'' J.!.vi :::i :n Sy<llloy, _ N. s . 1 Au~ bd ! j -= ::. ~· ,-d-. ,ffc:t. (C . ~-1 . Campbell ) 24652. T~p. 1/ c I nv arnose Deta chment ;.> • • !. ClU'ill.~.r , 3/:::::r; . C o~A :ld.LnJ ~ :' l•llil: .i ui> /J!. 7!. .l!.on
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1001' ·GIIC- ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE· GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA .. Unidentified Flying Object- Shediac, West., Co., N.B. 8 JUL 68 8 JUL 68 1. On the aboYe date cat. Jr., Richard contacted tbia of.f'ice, advieiDC that he bad ai&hted an unident11'ied tlyiJli object in the DOrth eaat sky oYer Shediac, Yeet., Co., K.B. at approximately 9.30 P.M. He stated that he obaened the object for about 15 lllizutea through binoculars. ltter · being stationery at about two to ten thousand feet in a clear 'risible skyt it suddenly disappeared nrtioally in about a minute' a time.. Cat. Richard save a description aa follows: Bgg shaped Tbree bare lenghw1$e One bar acrose Bars coloured yellow and blue Rest white lfo lights of any description Other people who alao noted this object in the aky•we 11 r 1 e~~~ , wife of , Shediac, N.B., Jfrs. • • -..of Shediao II.B. These people are all good character aDd are~. respectable citizens o£ this comn•nity and are reliable. · - 9 JUL 68 3. On the aboYe date The Department o£ Transport Meteorology Centre at Moncton Airport was contacted. They stated that they had uny calla daring the pre•ious night oonoerning the utter. They said it could possibly be the planet of Veuua which appears in the month o£ July. HoweYer, they stated that it would appear in the north west not the north east as where the u.r.o. waa reported sighted. SeTeral people working " in the tower at the airport viewed the object through binoculars and votat,d that it looked like a weather balloon,probably from the u.s.A. The Centre concluded that it vas almost definite that the U .r.o. ·• .,..., .......... was a weather balloon vbioh is released about .four times a day at different points. He stated this balloon could possibly.: · have dritted from either Portland or C aribou Maine, U.S.A. CONOLUDID HBRI t10 rn tU· p . .. -~ 2/Cet. cn.M. ~25 3 45. OL_-----------------------------------------------------------------
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Rlt ·~ - ROYAL CANADIA N MOUNTED POLICE c=r ........... DIVISION "F" o•n ""If.' PlL.C ltlNRCHCU• 26 JUN 68 GtTAC.HMI:Nt tfJ tft-r, ., t £. 68H-400-10 SUI•DIYIIIOH SA SKATOON HUMBOLDT UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT - W aldsea Lake Provincial Park: Humboldt, Suk. 21 JUN 68 Address 1,38 9th St . 628 7th St . 909 9th St. 10.31 9th St . 5.34. 8th Ave • 92.3 2nd Ave . 1016 9th St . 609 14th St . 813 12th St . 739 14th St • 1024 ll th St . Humboldt , Sask. Rumbold t , _,.Sask. Humbol dt , Salik. Humboldt, Sask. Humboldt , Saak. Humbol dt , Sask. Rumbold t , Sask. Humboldt , Sask . Humboldt , Sask. Humboldt , Saak. Humboldt , Saak. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Q - - - • •we were camping out at Waldsea Lake Provincial Park, at Humbol dt , Bask. 1 sitting al',Outld guJ. tars and singing folksongs , . , .. :- •'. . . . _;,,. t:~ .. ~ {, 1, ' object first . Be thought it was a sa that it was travelli ng too fast tor a satellite. Everyone , ~ all eleven, watched it for a time . One ot us thought it W \!1 a comet but there was no tal l ' on it pecuLiar to comets . W e first noticed it as it was on the Northern Hor izon . It r-..~ ~ slowed down as it was direo~ W~ up ~ ~~ to follow it. --~' ~ _ followed the sh~ tM lake as it seemed to follow § it . The object moved in a straight line but seemed to slide .. z from side to side , much lilce a feather !'alling to the ground . 27 c( ~ ~ 2 ... We watched it for approximately five minutes until it was 11 ~ ~ lost in the treee . ~ ~ 11 To us it appeared to be triangular in shape, in front , ,;i the triangle being made up of thi•ee white lights . The rear ~ g :.a seemed to be oblong in shape , luminous green in colour , G: ~ 9i very faint and sort of blurred. ~~ 0 went o concession stand and proceeded to wake ~ <~ so that an adult could see it and people wouldn t ee t was teenaaer•s imagination or practical Joke , as our ages only range from 16 to 18 years of age , He did notsee the object tor it was lost in the tree line by the oL-------~--~~~~--~~~--~~~~ ·~ C ~O~NT~I~NU~ED ~~O~N~P~~~G~ ~ ~ ~T~w~·o~ ·~·~ ·~~---aa., .... I'"' PAOI UNIDENTIFIED FLYIIlG OBJECTS EXEM~ 11 'TION T CONTDWEO l~RuK ~AGE ONE. ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L' ACC~S A L'INFOftMAT10N by the time he arrived outside.~ placa about j : OO A.!o! . 21 JUN 6a , timed by-- who looked at his watch when he first saw the object. We t hen went back to the camp w talk over the events of the evening. There had been a quarter moon out at the time, in the east. The object travelle.t:.:Crom norllll to south-west. The night was clea.r , calm and warm. Signed by all mentioned above . j. DIAGRAM: as told ~~d illustrated to me by the boys • LIGH TS (Wh11te l ........ -----~~ · ~----------------------~ , , , / \ \ \ \ \ \ LIGHTs- - (wnrte) - - BODY (Fluorescent ,reen, in colour) 4. The boys stated t ha't they thought that the object had been flying at an altitude the same as that ef jets seen in the daylight, probably 30,000 to 40,000 feet, b~t at nightn it i s rather difficult to have a good perception of height so they did not wish to put it in t he statement . It would be extreamely difficult to say how high it actually was. ,~~tf~~~~: Humboldt Detachment. 0 .c • SASKATOON SUB/DIV . l . It is not felt that this is a hoax perpetr~ted by the boys. It woul d appear that they saw an object of some type in the sky but exactly what it ~1 as is unlmown and I have no sugsestion to offer in this regard . 2 . A composite statement was taken from the ll boys rather than attempting to take individua l s tateme.nta • Their descriptions of the event were identical and there appeared to be no point in taking multipl e stat ements. COriCLUDED HERE :
.. . .. • • •• • • ;-.:• .;.,, ·, .. r-./~ r ·,' -;.' - • =::;:;;o;;;;;;; ~ r RCMP 10 on r Q~oi h~YtJo -t(,S RCMP 10 on 14/17~PfUORITY DEFERRED SKN JUtl21 UNCLAS JuN Z I 8 2s PH '68 TELECOMMUN IC ATIONS ,.. ... ,. NRC METEOR CENTRE I JIFO COt.t.fl CAt-.FORCEHEO F DIV REG ,. 51067 U F 0 REPORT J U'-121/68 3.00 At.l CLEAR SKY OBSERVER ._.. a= Hu.iBOLOT,.SASK AT EAST SIDE OF NALDSEA LAKE • 5 MILES NW CF HWBOLOT SASK WITNESSED BY OBLONG SHAPED 0 SJ ECT FLORE CENT GREEN THREE WHITE LIGHTS ON FRONT IN FORM OF TRIANGLE TRAVELLING FAST AT ~go~ 40,000 FEET OBSERVED FOR FIVE t.AI NUTES y _ _ _ _ • • • _ _ _ S _ ASKATO~N- S/.Q IV--------..= .. . . '
ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE - GENDARMBIE ROYALE DU CANADA I CMO GOC tO¥ C217 ..v.· ... ... OI"U fiJI ..,UlHCII• UF. AV tU OOSs.tUI! OAII ,. FILl lllfllllfCE.S. 2.$ MAY 68 011. OOS~lU G.'IC< SUio0lV1140rt • SOUS· OIVI.ItO,.. Vancouver OITACHM(f(I.D(J ~t~(~(MINI Ri.chm<Zld Township 6Stl/f 71J?J-91f. 68/700-6 (Mrs, - - - Oomplai nt of U . F ,0, hmcmd, B . C • (J.:lMAY 68) EX EMP110~CEPT10N lC, ( I). ACCESS TO INFORMATION _ ACT• l. At approx. 3 :00 A M , 11 ~ 68, the a/n person phoned this office and advised that she h ad seen an oval object , very bright about ~ the size ot the full moon which gave off an amber light, f loating a pprox. 300 teet off the ground due wast from her residence 1332 #3 road, Richmond, B.c . She s~d that tbis object is now gone, 2., Sbe was interviewed a t a ~ prox. 8s30 AM and she gave the same atory. She had observed this object tor approx. l hour before phoning thia office and it appeared to hover over the Orown Zellerbach plant due west trom her residence. Sbe has apparently seen U.P . o .•s as tar back as 1954 in the Old Country (Hungary) and talking about this ahe , beca.me very upset a nd stated that sh e know knowa what it must have been like in· Betblebam. Just west of the Crown Zeller ba~ plant is the Pacitio, oc•an and due s outh of the Vancouver International Airport, 3· As per Operational M .anual Co AIR par 1, the Superintendent of Area Control Centre waa advi sed and telex 14V CIB 2.936 was despa tched to N.R , C. Meteor Centre telex #013434 for INFO Commissioner and Can.forcehed. " 4. In the AM 1 22 MAY 68, I re-interviewed Mrs.. and the huabi.ndl;. tor approx. 45 minutes . The hu sb~n d stateo that hie wi!e muat be see ing things because he never sees the se U.F . O,ta or the one s aha pointe to : • appear to be aircraft landing or t aking off from the Vancouver Inter- n ation al Airport. On the night in question , the compla inant states that ahe watched this object for approx . 1 hour . She has seen the same object before but only on cle ar nights. She s ays that· the object starts quite small and gets larger then recedes during a period of approx. 2 hours . That morni ng she and her husband want to do chores at approx. 4 : 00 AM and s he could still see this object which was then in a clump ot stars. She directed her husbands vision to it and he said it waa a star or a planet . She now feels that this object mus t be venus or another planet but could nob comprehend how it oan become small then large then small again . She felt that the earths gravity would draw that object into the earth , 5. During the first and second interview it was felt by the inter- viewing members tha t the complainant is not necessarily s eeing illusions but that she i s very simple and cannot comprehend things out of her own s pher e, She doe s not apeak English l'luently and appe are not to have had a good basie learning , The husband has not seen U.F . 0 . 1 s even when they are together and she does, neither has their closest neighbour and landlord, I have not o ntacted any further of ~e neigh- bours a s I feel she is now convinced that the obj~-&be s.-rwas in fact a planet . . <... _ OONCLUDED RE : Cat.
M RCMP 10 OTT HAY II 6 34 PH '68 42 PR lOR ITY/DEFfit'WfOH~U~II~ 'iHi\is UNCLAS NRC METEOR CENTRE . · 1~0 COMI.fl OTT CA~ORCHEO OTT . ~~s ~~~ V4 CIB/2936 IFO REPORT AS FOLLWS : (A) 2:30AM 11 MAY 6a (B) CLEAR '. •, g~ FULL t.()ON (C) (HOUSEWIFE) tilt YRS(APPROX), OF rr,,~ : 1 •·: ~~i 1332 NBR , .. RO RICHtiON:l BC .~D) ~332 NBR 3 RD RICH~IONO FROt.l BEDROOf.l i~ Viii'()OV( FAC I NG \VEST (E) UNI<NOV/N (F) OVAL SHAPE - AMBER LIGHT VERY ~::.. .. m~ ~IGHT - 1/4 Sl ZE OF FULL I'IKJON - APPEARED TO BE ABOUT 300FT OFF ~9 GROUND - CAME FROI.i NORTH TO A POSITION JUST WEST OF 1300 BLOCl< NBR 2 RD RIOH~JQN:> BC AND RETLRN IN THE DIRECTION FROfA WH I CH IT ~ CAME , (G) 20 MINS (H) SUPT . OF CANADA GOllY AREA CONTROL CENTRE\\,..("(, AOV I SED OF THE ABOV.E \t.l ~:~~ . ../ VANCOLNER S/0 IV RCI1 IP \ l K~v - . . ...CIVI~ION riL.E No, -· ' . RE Unidentified Flyjng Objects P.O.GE t w o o · • = n CONTtNU,t.TtDN '3. Thoue objoote were aga1n IIJen on tho 26th Md .29tih ot' Apri1 1 but have not hoe~n Aecm sinoll , They \lel'e obsarved under olelll' sk.les 11t approx- 1mntoly lO o•ulook or 11 o 'clock in t:.h'l o von ~I'IIJ • Cpl. ~ foimm oi' th~ •rt·aH DetBullluant nlso BI,IW' the so olljoots on theoe n' c hts. They wero not ed t o be :l.n approx·1~r~ntely thu same position i n thJ sky, just N ortll o£ Rosalnnd , B. O. nnw OV<Ir in tha direction o.f Rad J.lountuin . COIICWD~ Ht Ui:: \D-q _..Cpl. ~o~nnt Cot. 1125896 Rosalnnd Detaohmont:. ••••• ,.h .. lt NUMD &RG. HtAOINO ANO t'wtAAC!IINAL RCFERitNOE ARC TO BC ~AOPtiiRLV ,-IL.l,tO lN,
.. :.. .. ; ..... ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE DIVISION . , DIVISION I'ILI!: No............. _ .................... &UB· DIVISION fii~LSON DETACHMENT ROSSI..UID CODE No. I'ROVINCE BRITISH COLUJ.WIA DATe 15 HAY 68 l ~.g ~ 1e ... 1 "T !'lt Rr, !iiGHI'INO OF UUID~rriFBD F!.Yll!G OBJ ,CTS EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I 'J (I') • fa ROSS::.lND, D. C. 27 .tJ>RIL 68m (ORG) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTI . lDISUR L '~ S A L'IHFOfiMATION !kJ.sa, Cst~nR:~~ !~,or A i illi 68 at j~!i~:~ . ..ri~s:,:!~~r were oollling out of tho otrice. C,-t. AIRD and I varo gettillg into the Police Car when I bap!)llnttd to look up 1\t tlu eq juot North of Rooal.&nd, B. c . , and in tha diroctton ot Red !fountain. I aa11 11hat I tho~~j~bt to be a 6 otar moving. I also noticed tllo otbwr l11ca objaota sitting ap:1rt at about au e~N,J:;~~- l2. a 10 dog:-ea angle. Tba obj.,ct that was moving oam'! !r-JI1t bet-wean tha other two and conttnaed to ·move in an ~latarly dir1ct'on until i t vaniahttd !rom sight. It movod at a tromendoue rate of spead. Those objects showed colorf 68- 70Q-'i DlnAcHMI Nf First Hera ... C .ft. A R. V. No. OIA"V DATI of red, yellow, and blus-gresn. t.ra co•1ld not determine their a haps. As ws watched thau objects tluty too sl!e lll\1d to mow . Oat. AIW then ••stat into th3 office and got a parr o£ binocul&>.·s, We continuad to vatcb tha-' objects throUHh tha binoculars. W'e 11atohod tbem tor about one hour, ta.n Oat. AIIUl IUid I l ett the ottiea and mov•d towards the object• tor about eighteen mile a, as tar as the sheep lake j\Ulction. They tlaehlld the - colors &Dd did not & 3om to change in s1ae, ve wars still ' unabla to de termine their ahepe. As we watobe<l tro.:n this ne11 point we notiao~d that · • OM I!IOre object aoe11111d to move. It aaemd to move a·•o:r trom ue and then -··· raturn, t nen move to the eide and back to its original position, Wa • notitiad t htt Cutlego.r Det. an:! tboy too bad eeen thltlle objects. Tbe7 11ad en "o" ·~--- - bad reports of the same at that point urlior in the evening. Cat , ll?.D - and m,ysal£ returned to th:t oltide and a tebx was dbpatcbed to tho liOil• Meteor Centra, all par Operatl.onal Kanul 11UnidttDtii'hd Objeots1 1 OO...Ur Paragraph 46. 2. Stll.to.n&nto have been tal(3n t ::-om the otiiar two persons watobins the above notad objects, and oopiaa of S4111• ' are attuoh,Jd, P'IU HUN•I,.I. H IAOIHCI ANO MAPtO INAL ftiPiftCNCI A"l TO el ,.ftOPIRLY PIU.KD IN .. .... .. . . ..
- .... t .. • • DIVI.iiON FILII: Rll: SiclrbiJIC or Ulli.entitie• n,1Jic Obj .. ta No. Reul.s.M, B.C. • 27 APR 68 (ORG) PAGI! Tao tell.viac .t&t .... ta were ebtaiD•• tr.a pers .. a vile alae aav tlleae ebjeot1 1Ja tu lkn SUTBMENr 0~-Jr•, et !3ex 29; Reaalancl, B.c. empleyecl aa- ter ll11 tatlaer. Takaa tlail lOta •~ et May 1968, at Reaa~a.o. :.exS...te:L,- l21l0 aa ell tu 27ta et April, 1968. aad LlROOHELL anc:l II,TIII'lt a11.1111 out e.uiJUI De1~ab.•at ettiee. it tll11 tiM Clit, UROOHI~ aet1ee4 a aeTlag ebjeat 1D ~ •kr• This ebjeot v•• Herta et Resal&Jai ui appearei to be e't'81' RM MeuntiaJl, We all 1811 Wa ebjeot. We alu utiee• tve etllar aia:llar ebjeota 1A tu 1&1118 area • Oat • .liRD weDt iate tile Dataaluleat et1'1oe ,.. c•t a pair et biuaulara .... we able~ taesa ebjeota tkreucll tile biaeoalare. We were UD&ble te 4ietal'lliae tlleir she er allape. We ebeer"N4 ••• et tlleae ebjeat1 Mft aar••• tao lk;r at a llicll rate et IIJ)e .. au •tappear at tlae Butera laeriHilo Tlleee ebjeet• allwe• eelera et re•, ~llew &!Ill blu.e-creell, We watalaei tlae etller tve tar a tw atre llhut .. 1 tllaa Oat. iiBD w UROOBII:Lm ltt't te Y.1ew tlle ebjeota rr .. aaetller ..atace peat. ~ ' r • W1 tnes111 S,P • Iareo1aeU. Cat, STJ!l'EMmrr or.--, • Jr•, at 2452 SpelcaDe street, R111~e- Taken tkia 9tll. u:r et MaT 1968, at RoulaM, B.c. it appra:iutel,- 12110 ........ , Oat, Alllll ua UROCHBLLI ancl 11,1ae1t - out or tile Reaa1ucl Dotaobllle:at ettiae, Oat. LAROOHBLLR uotioai a 1110Tiq ebjeot 1D the lkT Nerta et Reului, We ne~t1oecl twa ll.re clwias ebjeota aea.r tl!A eao vh1ola waa uvial• Oat. AlRD went baok into the Deta~at ettioe &DI c•t a pair ot b1Jieoular1 aa• vo obae"" tb.eao objeota tarouc1a tile biDeaulara, We were UDable te aeo their abe or aho.pa. We. 1aw the a'+'iac objeot tra-nl ta the kat at a 11.1gb rate •t apeoi m4 Ua,t.ppaar at tll.e horizoa. These objeota shewecl oo1ars ot rei, ~llaw m4 blue•creen. We wat<lhecl tlle twe remaiDi.JlS objeot1 t.r a tev ainutaa, the eat. iiRD and UROOIIILLE lett to view tun ebJeots .tr .. aacttber vutace potDt, Wi" tuesaa S.P. Iareohello Oat, SGD1 .
. . • PRIORITY gz 8 ~ RCLIP 10 OTT 23 PRIORITY/bEFERRED TAL Am27 UNCLAS 11 ~6 . (J f 1;fJ 7fo o_ t;J- 6 l ~ ''I . · · ·~ 1111l I v .j "' .t. C0t.&CISSON£R lr.FO NELSON SUe/OIV C E OIV . -{;q ,J F~Jt(G;;'IIEI£9 · tfiC UET'tCIR CEmE ~ ;I S ROSaLAe7 TRU~ FO REPORT 3 OIU!CTS SICHTED NORTH ~ ROSSLAtl> '9-~ ~ ec AT tta.a ,., 11 APR e IY CST AIRD All> UROCHELLE ALSO s u:HTED , i ~ ll'f Atm AT IOSSLAN> A ~:,) :;•,•. ~i .. AT U81U!UI 80 .• SlY Cl.t.ut 0-liG SKKTIICS A~ THREE OBJECTS f2 :.J trLASIU,119 J ..... UD TIU.W ... , "*ILE 1'0 DETER" IN£ SHAPE a~~ MTitOL MADE TDIAID o.&.I!C'tS ,. te IIIL!S BUT NO 0 IFFEAANCE NOTED ~ < 9 1WO tF 'Ill! ncaE£ Oai£CTS lOIII> UovUC Wl11f ONE ~ THE lWO tiCN lNG OUf tF SICHT. TWO OIIU!CTS "bED FOR OVER HALf AN HO~ WI'Tll . ; 1; ~ ' I 81NOC&A.ARS 08JEC7TS WERE IIOT SIC:I;t~ AFTER 1t00 At.! REPORT TO FOLLOW I TRAIL OETACHaENT I '· -- ·- .. - ·- --- - - - . - - - - - -- - -- -· - - - - - ----:--:::-• .. , • I I ,., . ..... .... ~ . . • T. RC MP 10 OTT • • 24 SVCE TRL A fR2 7 1\lol Z'f 8 -; ~II' U • nLE.Cl.ohl. I. ,11 r.s co~ on • 1~0 NELSON SUI/biV • E DIV VIC NtC t.ETEOR ctmE • e liSE AMEICI tiY A OSSUN) 1 TC I NCL~E CA.ORCEHfAD IN I WO A DORES TRAIL D!TAatMENT • e RCMP 11 OTT
68-700-13 68B-700-l7 •. c.o. 1/• IWtxl Dl'fACfllD! lCMP 1 8 1 DIVISI ON Victoria Subdivision, Victoria 1 B. C. May 22, 1968 . EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION /1( I ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L'ACCES A L'INFOAMATION a.s ~ (BD l--) • le;rt or U.F.O. • 8 !68 (ORO.) C.O. ' 8' DIVISION RCMP (B.P. Lav) Superintendent, o.c. liotoria Subd1T1a1on Copies of the above mentioned report attached hereto in triplicate for your information and that of Head- quarters , Ottaw a . CONCLUDED HERE Victoria 1 B. C. May 221 1968 • . \ \_
-. ,.,_ . ~ """' ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE - GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA . QTMU flf IWIIIHCU. ttl. AUn ts OOUIIDc u i .OMSIOH·SOUl·OrYISIOH t f e 7oo -17 68- 700-2 '• • -Report of U.F.O. 8 Y 68 (ORO.) II AV 17 \~68 1. Tba 8Ubje ct. 1 was an-ested by members of thia Sect i on on 14 May 1968 charged with Trafficking under the Narcotic Control A.ct. He is presctly in custody on the above charge and it is extremely unlikely that he would give any member a written statement with regard to anything. 2. -was arrested while enroute to the Jaycee Fair to deliver a quentity of marihuana t o a carnival type. J. It is known through a confidential source that- ia a marihuana and LSD user and has been active in this anla tor several montb.a. In view of the above information it is believed that t~e subject ia totally unreliable and it ia also possible that he was suffering from hallucinations at the time of this supposed aigbting. CONCLUDED H&RE - - . Sgt. ) l¥16657 ubdiviaion G. I.S.
. -· -r.· ~ . I • f 7 OTT MAYS 30 P' 'OR !TY /PR lOR ITY NAN MAYS UNCLAS NOR METEOR CENTRE INFO COMMR CANF'ORCEHED NAN323 RE uro REPORT <A> 8 · 5 · 68 Sst5 AM <B> CLEAR SKY, BRIGHT SUN <C> <B ... 739 KINGS ST VIC BC (0) NANAIMO , BC, VANCOUVER ISLAND COACH LINES DEPOT <E> NO OTHER PERSONS OBSERVING UFO <r> DIAMOND SHAPE SILVER COLOURED ALTITUDE U/N SOUTH TO NORTH MOVEMENT ONE uro (G) OBSERVED rOR APPROX 10 SECONDS (H) uro OBSERVED IN A WESTERLY DIRECTION WITH DIRECT SUNLIGHT ON OBJ ECT AOCOR~ING TO OBSERVER UFO APPROX 5 TIMES LARGER THAN A JET AIRLlNER NANAIMO DET . . ... ' ... ~ • ~ 1! ' ••• .. .
RC MP - 8&117·1 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE TO T R.MITTAL AND DIARY DATE REQUEST I' ROM C:OMMIIIION SA "•C•M•P• OTTAWA C: OMMIIII ON IliA A•C·M·"· OTT AY!A " ·1111· 1 RI!V, \•11·1111 ~:i.o:>:.::====:::_ ___ Dill • c.o ·----t=.- -- ----- 0111· A IE P 0 AT 0 AT ll 0 ~....;f.-:J.J~:._:....J ATTAC~HlD o .c;. _ _____ ....,. __ a t otv. o.c;. __________ atolll. 1/ c; Oil T• ,, c: llNCI.OIUAIU DllT • COPIII:I TOI DIARY DATI! RI!QUI!ST DIY. I"ILa NO, I U 8 /0 IV, I'ILil N O, OllT, 1"1L& NO, 6 f f: , oo- 1 TO DIE llliTilNDilO TO -C....JZ.l.J:.£:.1~~~.:1-I'OA AI!AIONI INOIC ATilD 0 PINE AND CDITI PAID ~ AD~OUANilD TO § P'UATHilA INO• NRO· AWA ITINO PAYMRNT 01' I'INI! • COITI AWAITINO INITRUCTIONI DIIPOI ITION 01' llXH I 81TI TRIAL DATil NOT lilT UNABLE I!XIlCUTil WA AA AN T (IUMio!DNI I DT111tA AllAIONII AllPORT OVIlADUil
.. 68 - 70U-4 6l!E- 700· 17 1 E 1 mVI SI ON Victoria Subdivision, Vi ctoria, B.C. May 15, 1<;613. N • C .0 • i / C EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION ( C /(1) CHKMAlNUS DB'!'ACHMDIT RCMP ACCESS TO INFORIAATION ACT/ LOI SUR L 'AccES A L'INFORMATIDII a.: tlnidentitied Receipt ia acknowled&•d or your report on form 0.237 elated 8 Jlay 1968. 2. Tour &ttenUoD le dinotecl to tbe provhiou ot BNdquartere Operatloul M.tn•l CC-Ur paraa. 6 and 7, whieh. lncl1cate tb• proper procedure ill reportiD« ot UD1dent1t1ed FlriD« O~jeota. CONCLUDED HBRB C. O. 'E' DIVISI ON RCMP (H.F. Law) Superintendent, o.c. Victoria Subdivision Copies of the above menti oned report attached bereto in triplicate f or your infonnation and that of Headquarters, Ottawa. CONCLUDED HERE V ictoriai B.C. May 15, 968. . • # · .. ... I -e.
0 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE- GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA Pint Hen Oi't'IIIOH "I'' OAII 8-S-68 • OIVt 110 N • SOliS. CMYI$10f'i Victoria ICMI' 'U UIUl~ Cl~ I ll. DOUilU cao 68-700-4 DnACHM(.Nr -OtrACHIMINJ Ohtmainua -17 • otiUc 111111111111111 • Sighting Unidentified Flyina Object ~ 22/4/68 (UNORGANIZED) t\11,. • ... ., . . . ..... 1, At approximately 8 45 ide St., Crofton, B,O, reported that hia aon had aighted what looked like a balloon float atahted at approx• t.ately 8130 P.M. and tt waa travelling very alovly, beina aovad by the wind, in a northerly direction, It vas aaen over the Crofton town aite and tovard the Crofton pulp mill, The object val 1n eight for approximately 12 minute& and •• it c.. a near tha mill amoka it 1eemad to rise, then di1appeared behind the smoke, 2, The aky vaa clear and it VII dark at the time of sighting. Other ob1arvara ware the ntmbara of the- faily, The poaition of the obaerver VII in tba front yard of bta home ~ aituated on a hill near the southern ada• of the Crofton town aita and facina tn • northerly direction. 3, •It ta quite poaaible that the object wea a weather balloon returning to tba aurfaca •• quite often they land in the Cowicban Valley area. Theaa balloooa era 1ent up f r om the u.s. weather atation on Woodly leland off the Washington coaat. It 11 felt by the writer and the peraona involved that it ia quite likely what the object .... 4. Thera vera no other reports recaiv.d at the time and only one object VII aiahtad. The balloon or object haa not been found or turned into thia office, If ther information 11 received at thla office a further report will be aubt:Ditted. Jtf~cat . (R.~.~23728 , Det. ~--------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------
2. the following is a s tatement obtained f'l'olll tbb regard including the neeessary data as outlined in paragraph C~il' or Operational Manualt EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION }tf ( I J Ar ·ess TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUA L'ACCES A L'INFORMATION Campbellt~t 1.~. • 2 April, 1~8 . Statement or , age., or eros :: Po1Dt, P.Q. · At approximately ?t25 to ? t30 i>. M . in the even1n1 of th:Y.t• Mareh, 1968 , I vas a t home at Cr~ s Point , P.Q. vhm fliT vite ~ lltf attention to a very bright light 1n the e)Q'. I vas watching is object trom ri17 kitchen 'W1ll.dov, looking W e•t. The sq vas quite haq at the time. · · 'l'bi1 obJ eet seemed to be a ball or a stl'a:lg llght blllb• It as a bridlt nd, more or a tire color. I watehed this obJect tflfl about 3 or I+ aeeands and theD it suddenly bUl'st lllld tell to tbe earth VS.th slav1Dg parti cles .t'alling behind it. I valld judge this obJ~ was 6 or 'l miles awy, n ea r Tide Head, N.B. It ap pear«! to taU •tralsht. dovn to tile ee rth. I t gloved very bri~htl7 all the va:r to the •J'tb and as it neared the earth. it illuminated the hill. The 11&ht appeared to go out Just a s it hit the ground. When I tirst sa w this ob~eot it a ppeared t o be glaving br1£}ltl:r and not moving . After it hurst it tell very rapidly to tbe ground. I didn' t hea r r:.ny 90'\llld vben the obJ ect tlurl!t, as I was inside the boo.se. Thia obj eet burst Just the once a nd .fell directly to the cround. ¥. ith1n, perhaps another couple o.t' seconds after the bu.nt this object hit t h e ground. It didn't appear to be as high 1n tt. lk;r as one v ould see a shoot1cg star. Hr house is situated np prax. T mile North o.t' the CaiiiPbeltton • Crou Point Bridge, on the flouth side c:t" Route No . 6 at Cross Poirlt, ~(_ P.Q. ~ !his obJ ect vas b r ighter than the m oon and would gin 10'1 the teel1ns of a bright red light. It 'Wfta round 1n shape. I d14n 1 t ••• ~ 1117 ahadovs. obJeet pasaed ~J.~~~~ pa rticle. there vu no li&ht on 1t'a tnilt tlld A!ter 1 t pauea throueh the llq ~ere . 2
.. . . . • ' f." It ' tCMr•OIC 6NI CONIIHUAIIOI'j • SUin Dl C"ZI7 lilY. I · • · .. ' . II t· • Clltl EXEMPTIONJEXCfPTION jCf( I) ,...,, 2 I · . ~ w . / ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ 1.01 SUR L'ACC~S A L'INFORMATION COII'l'IWED PJ\) M ~ GE OAE ••••••••• . 2. COft'r' D (eta tement) •• •••••••• Tim Slcr 1'R1U\E vns no trail and the 1k7 vent dark. To l'lf'1 know-ledge, onlr o:r vile and I sav thh obJeot. I •lao called somo triand.s in the Atholvillet N.B. area, near T14e peed, li. D. to see 1! they sav it, but thoy <1ic!n' t. . .· ···:\ . . Witnessed• Cst. K. A. Levis Signeda- 3. ile advised that ~nd his wit'e ep;.artmt17 were th• onlJ ones to H• a obJeet e observing ume IIIO:NlT 2 o:o. 3 seconds prior to • IU.. could not add an)'th1nl tarlller to ' that included the tongo1D1 ata oment. It .11!&1' be notecl tba~no other n,pc& ws received 1n this 11111ttv. Other persons contaotfd .m . . thU 1't!P1'4 did not see the object. FUrther, be a(\ViJied that J.;.Bljl~Cts :Nl1ob1l1ty1s beyond reproach. · ·t. -: · 1 : ~ • .. ' •., ·- a.. 1l1 viw ot the toncoinlh no tu.rther action will ·.iii 'taka 1D tbu mtter and this tile considered elosed. . . ;. ·~:. · CO JilCLDDED IIEIIE Sgt. (A.R.L.) i1c Det. . . ,.,, . .: ,. ,.... ,- ' · .. /,'.::.. .. / · ~·~~~~ ~it. A~~ .. A. Lewis ) ;f~Oit2. Campbellton CitY :: ~t. • • . . ' .. . . .. . . . . . • •• • . .· ' • .t' oL-------------------------------------------------------------~--
I CM' OIC 6110 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE - GENDARMEJtiE ROYALE DU CANADA (DB: ) - U. F'. 0 . Report Nr. 83 ~!1le !1ouse , B. c. 19-APR- 66 • uuo.to• 22- APR- 68 1 . This date,-- of 4744 Royal Oak, Burn~b c. reported to this o~ 19-APlt - 68 at 2 : 40 A~ , observed a U.P.O., approximately 1 mi , sout h of 83 Nile ouse , B. C., on !iigbway # 97 N. He described the ollject and sighting as follow a : OBJECT : Round in shape, lit• - 2 1 1n diatneter, giv1n(! o1'1' a brilliant white li0 ht . SIGHTING : ObJect travelled fro m west to east, 20• - 30' off tbe t ~· · sround, crossing in front of t he truck at approximatel y ~ - 400 yds , It was travelling at 30 - 35 mph . and Tll.Ov.ed ;!I: in a continuous motion . Objeot was in view for 30 sea • . ~~ SKY : Clear . 2 . - 1 s~ esently employed with Carson Transport Co , of Burn~. bdd just s tarted drivlng at Clin t on , S. C., 37 miles south ol t e s16hting arter 6 hours sleep , H e approached the objeot at 55 mph ., but did not stop the vehicle . The object appeared from s cleared area on the west s i de of t he highway and disappeared to t he east. It m aybe noted at this particular point in the hi:;hway there are no hydro or telephone lines , No sc ~~d could be determined due to the noise of tbe trutlk engine , Inves ti get ion revealed t oat there were no other observers . A oheolc with the Carson Tran~e nt , · of 100 ••tile 'iouse, B. c., revealed t hat - bas een e . :~ploye d t~l.t n the company for the past twelve years . -- is considered as one of ~heir. nost de pendable drive r s , co ~ OLUDJD H.J:x.::: CO ''E" DIV ROMP • .-.$~ Cat. ( \~. Kinnell) #2)Q9 7. 10 0 '.f1le H ouse Det , FOR'IIARDED 1 May 68 being further to our Telex message KS/248.3 . CONCLUDED HERE .. -
... c: .. RCMP 16 orr . 0 • \ .... ~ 60-61 PRIORITY;bEFERRED RCMP VICTORIA Q 9it ~§'R2J }' ~\\ ~ ~ ~C IEI'EOR CENTRE '"' • \ J!'. 5 • • t I .., tl ~ t i •!\ o '.I .;t I I ... - ,jn == .. ~ i~~ .. . ~~ E4 CIB5354 RE tFO REPORT SIGHTING APR19 2.4CMM APPROX 1 MILE SOll1'1i ~:.a . . ~I 83 MILE HOUSE BC RWY ~7 IIOR'n4 Sf('( CLEAR OBSERV ~ ~t;. ~~ .... ,_. RO~L ~K Bl.RN.\~ ~ OBSERV~ I~S DflllER CF CAR~ONS TRANS~ ,.t'.f•l I'L .,. - . lRlJ:K H!ADUQ MMCIH IIOtHl ON lilY '7 II) OTltER CI8SERVERS OaJECT ROUM> • • • f 0 • • • IN SHAPE 1 t/l TO 2 '!ET IN DIAIIETER MDVIIG FROM lEST TO EAST ABOUT . . . . - . . . . 20 TO 3C) 1EET Cf'f QROl.N) OEUECT QAVE OFF A BRIU.IANT WHITE LICHT NO . . . . . . SOlR) COll.D Bf: DETERMIH!D WAS OBSERVED FOR 30 SECON>S-- DID NOT . . . SToP VEH BUT APPROACHED THE OBJECT AT SPEED OF 55 MILES PER HOl.R • ESTUMTED SPEED OF O&IECT APFROX 35 Mfllt ~~ ... ~ , /.,Y, E OIV RCNP j} ~ '5 ~ (!"~S)p RCiotP 10 OTT • • . . Ci!!:ftJ ~ ~~E ~I.JlEAD! ~ENT }'H _ I~ !~ . ~C ~~- E~ . 9E!!E !.fL~~ J1,_34 ._ H _ awEV _ _ ER__ =:.-:- . - t!' ·, . . .. "ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE· GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA 68-4-188-A 1 0 OtMtl flllf UJtt fHC:U.• OIVUIOtf '" loUIUS OCUilllii c I\? 5 P1rst report Burnab Mun1ci al DUACHMIHf. O ACHEMINf ' - Complaint or U.F.O. Sightin, ~ (ORG) • ~z~~ r-----------------------------------------------------------------------J~ J•Apr-68 z2 t Q§~~ti ~ - ... l 6 4 •. ~ 1. At 11.,5) Pll, ttle coaplainant wno ivu at 5 9 Bonser ave,, , Burnab7 (4)J-SS72), telephoned th1a offioa and advised that she had • just sighted an unident1t1ad fl7ing obJect ten minutes prior, Cst, BOVIll, '• B.W. & aTselt attended at the oompla1nsnt's home and interviewed h~ea r f?:., aa her • 7ear old daughter - and the. rear old boarder 13~ ·- ~g 2, · Ira. stated that the weather condition at the time .' ot the sishtinc aoattered clouds and mild, She went outside to take~ her dog tor a walk and then saw a large, round, lighted object which • ~ pulsated cont1nuall7 and &ave ott reddish orange spokes or light. Same ~ seeaed to be located over the ••• Weatainster area and appeared to be ~ travelling 1n a south to north dlrection. 1'he object was observed troa f the ooapla1nant'a front lawn which would put it to the east of her. . , During the first rev a1nutea it travelled slowl7 and was, 1n her own words • extreael7 low•, It then hovered 1n the alq and aoved alowl7 out of sight over the buildings to the east of her home on Bonser. At this time aha returned to her house and advised her daughter and boarder of the event, .lll three proceeded to the front lawn and b7 tb1a tiae the ~ object had appeared once again. Ttus time it was high 1n the slq and moving 1n an erratic pattern of flight. It traYelled rap1dl7 to the aout.h and out or aigbt. Th1a sighting took place in the apace of about • five minutes. J. After the above particulars were related to ae by the .: , observers, I questioned thea 1n regarda to their general knowledge ot both private and oo-eroial aircraft operation and tbeT aeeaed to be ot •· the definite opinion that what they saw was not an aircraft or vas it a ~ helicopter. All the•e perso~ took the matter quite serious and la 87 opinion the above complaint 1s well rounded. . . , , I· 4-Apr-68 I ~ - 4. Bby Telex #1021 forwarded to the N.R.C. 1 Ot tawa. There were ~ ·~ no otber complaints ot O.P.o. s1ght1nga on this date in Burnaby and aa yet there 1s no explanation ot the above occurrence, , I CONCLUDED~ (L. Ji1Jk:1Vt>.gt, NCO~~~tcb • c ~lz2e;;: Burnab7 Detachment. ._ OL------------------------------------------------------------------------
I CM f> ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA <J IC tiiO c 2:11 I I V, I • • ·U 0 1"'" fl1E ll,U(NCIS. •u . .AUtW DOUIU.St 0 A11 I 68 lO ·I - l\JI• DIVf51DH, SOUl.OIVIliO H Kamloopa 26.J9B,68 , ~~~i itUUIIt4CUt n P. DDU lUJ GICi 68s-400- 68n 'to0-31 68-400-10 l!.____ Bot~~. natea.U eo1noUe •'-ri oapletel3. llfr. u4 lin, - ~'tted the olt~eot at appBm. a.oo P'4 2.4.JUL68. n .. eec. juat ab"a I:roa Kowltain, near ~ tt~ :a.c. !be aJq ... oleu' md~re pn .. ut. laoth partie• were et&Dii:ac Deu' the ~msoe 011.- p~ near bJ.a pnset!fe - obeerved the objeo't !or apprGE. ZO ~t.• while ob~the objeot tor olll:r 20 1eoond.a. I; appeat'eA '*o be uti abcrn bon Xo~DtaiJl. .A.t this ti11e it waa a 11"47 whUe colour. 'lba the objeot made a large oirole and the oolou:r ot the llght ohallsed 1'ro11 wbJ. te to :,., amber and theD back to white •phl. 'lhe object then 4roppecl ~ -hai ht ciO'tlll in Ule no1D11;J ot the Merz1tt 01 t:r l>wlpfari. !he a1l&tecl ..Ut the:r tll.ou8ht the obJeot waa fiJins at an ~ • ot w1th1D a llile while -thought the object waa withiJl a couple ot bundft4 teet tl:o11 ~ poound. Both parties etated that the object 414 1101: ID&ke a:tJ.7 noiae. 4. A patrol waa ude to the City Dwlp~ but no w:nmaa.l ai~ to indicate the presence ot euoh an obJect could be toun4, S. ---th• reliability ot the eouroee ot the e1gbt1Dg are good. !oth- ud- are reptttaUe ci tisene o! the Merritt area and have 110 known realoD to 11ielead us. 6. Jle•l86• :rorm eent !'rom this Detaoblllnt to CAllPOlWBHBD• Into OOPC-IISSIODil. CO~INUED L~ PAGE #2•••••• 0~---------------------------------------------------------------
• I CM' • OI C .... , CO NTI,..UATION • SUITt 01 C2J7 Set/.,.. c Det. ets · ~ #2s,l.U (D.D. SUBtiES) 2/Cat. 1. Delay 1A aut.lt\i.llc .•o• .. U'J t.elu •••aa&• •• due M tile fa~ Claa~ .__. 'f 1/o ~at 1 we ••J' oD lea'fa waa aot fawtlhr td.tb p~lecblre u cnatlinecl 1A Operati.oDal Manual. CO dr eel..._. JUU•• wn Dot anilable tor 1Dtenift whe I returned to oUea on 25 MAR 68. All ••b•ra now aware ot. procecl\&re to be tollowecl. qd~rl ~-. (L. BRDWN) Sgt. _.r· 1/o Merritt Det..£l.l>.!l. U Y. t • • • M . . ... , •' . . . oL_ ________________________________________________________
.. • . . 0 · ~ Ot lft (BD--) 24-3-66 COHfiNUATION • I Utrt 0 1 C1)7 t r v 1·4 · M PA01#2 - Unic1ent1tied Flyi.na Object 11 UMORIIANIZJmn. ~ s 4~ 1 g l~ r----'------- ' _ ___, ~~~ CONTINUED PROM PA GE ONE •••••••••• ~ ~ 7. Copi es of atateaaenta obtained frolll - and.- ~ 5? :., are attached.. ~ i; ll. Copiea ot this report in duplicate t o Beta, Ottawa. CORCLUDZD HERB: (L.B.) Set,. i/o Det. oc t.loopa s-Dh. ~ #25.1U (D.D. SURTI&S ) 2/ Cat. -:. 1. DeJ.ar 1D .ullll1tt1D& nec .. a&l7 telu: a .. aace wae d.l.le to tile tact tbat ••ber '1' 1/c 1fhil.t I ds away on lean waa ;\ not taa1 J 1 •r 1d. th prolec:l.ure u outllae4l in Operatioll&l. MaQI&al CO d r and the partbs were not aT&il.abl.e tor inteniew when I returned to dl.lties on 25 MAR 68. All ••bera now aware ot procedure to be f ollowed.. .,d. #16527 {~. BROWN) s~. 1/ o Nerri tt Oat. oL-----------------------------------------------------------------. • I - ... I CMP •QI C U l t I f. I. 0 - - ---- CON t N UAfiON • IUJU 01 = t UY, 1• f•" 0 I / /' .. OIIU. ... ' " .... ;· ... ·-·- - Unidenti.t'ied Fly1.ng Obj ect 24-J-66 "UNORGA N I ZED". 'lba h the atat•ut of Of Merritt, B.c.' dated vu.lo . "':7 .. U 1961. • lfrlle- pboDed lie and Aid 'would TOU like to aee ·a nrtua aaucer? ' So I imaec11ately wot out and after a llliDute or ao I spotted it throucb the treea, quite low cloa Oil tbe Iron M:nmtaill or J:Jl tbat. YiciDit;r. Actually it •• a bricht er&JIQ' calor, poaa1hl.y uber. It looked like 1t wu a roUD.cl llhape.• ~ Qll.. Where were you ·~ wbo TOll &&w the object? 'fl. IJa b-oat or Mr.- back claor near the tcce. Qi2. Bow h1ch did the object appear to be · fi:rinc'l A#%. I. oo11ple et lmDdred feet at t.he moat. 0 Q#'j. Vu the •bJect uk1ng· aJl1 nobef f.I'J ! lot tbat I could hear. uo. · I ~: Vu '~ object uriq 1dlen J01l aaw it? It wa• •Tillg cloa, r••· ~: llow loag did you haTe the object 1.n aigllt? ODlr a boat f1 Te aecoada or ao. • Q#6. Where cl.id the obj ect ao down 'I £116. toward the City Duap. · THIS IS ~ i'IWB S'l'A'l'BMBHT GIVEN OF MY OWN FRE& WILL DATED THIS 29th DAr OF MARCH, ~.D., 1961!. Wi.tnaaaed.: sgd. ,..,, 0 . D.D. SURTIIS 1 Cat. Merritt Oetachaent EXEMPTIONIEXCEPTION I 9 ( I ) ACCESS TO INFORMA TlON ACT/ LOI SUR l'ACCES A L'INFORMI\TION OL_ __L_------------------------------------------------------------
a~· . w I CM, •Gte ... I t COtoUINUAfiOH • SUIT( Of CU1 - m~--------------------------------------------------~•g• v~o~ ··~ · ~ .r-.,. L OI HI, • ••, · - , AOI ~ ~~a - Unidentified Flying Object 24-J-6$ "U N OiOANIZID". This 1a the atat•ent of of Marritt, a.o., dated day A~. " At app?OX, thOO PM, 24th d.,- of March, A.D., 1968 I waa walld.ac f'roa ay carace toward. ray hou .. llhen I noticed a bright U&bt cc-1 "C froa the aouth juat a bon Iron Mountain. It was IIOriJlg YC"J' 8low. It had a briabt liClt that waa ateady URtil it atopped little east ol ua. fhan I called the wile oatelde to watch it. .U 100n as ahe caae out the obJect atarted. to circle. Then the light started to bl.1Dk. It ohanced lroa white to amber and back to white •1a1 n. r--. fbu it ata.rted. back toward Iron Mountain agaiD. I told •'I 9 z: ~ to go int.o the houae mel p~e elsa. She ........ . S phoned O\U' next &loor uighbour, -· He al110 saw tbe o- 5 i obJect. !he object waa t•i.ag eou.tb eaat by tbu. '1'lwl it < i· want. atrai&bt aon. It ooked lllc.e it went dO'Iftl U'01Uid \be ~ clwlp. It dU DOt aakt AD'f DOiae. That waa the lan tiM n ~ ~!!: . aaw u. We eJaecktd lor it nel"f once in awb.lle a.nar that ~ ~ but we did ncrt. ••• it acaiD. • 0 z: ~ Q#l; Approxiattly how bigh ~. it nyinc? 0 - ~ 1.#1. It waa fi'I1Dc wUhin a mil.e, · F- ~ ~ ~ Q#?.. What was t.he collditioD o£ the aky? ~ ~ J./12. The aky waa clear and the stars were out. QIJ Por how long did you obaerTe this object? l¥3: We observed the object !or about 20 adnuces. THIS IS A 'l'BUE STATEMBNT GIVEN OF MY OWl FREE WILL DATID THIS 27th DAY OF MARCH• A.D., l964. Witnessed: o.o~ sURrKiS. c.t. M erritt Detachraent agd. (J (I) EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION N ACTI ACCESS T? CINCFE~~t~~~OF\M~TION LO' SUR L~ .. :: . '1 ... ..... .. . ~ ~ , : ... OL--------------------------------------------------------------
- -- :::::~ . .. -._. LJ' " ~ CONri NUAriOH • I UITI Ot (UJ uv . ... . .. 'toOl -Sighting of O.F. O. 2. B. C. 25 MAR 68 (ONORG) THE CO MMISSIO NER, R,C.M. Police. OTTAWA 7 FORWARDED: l Affi 68 . Sketcb of U.F. O . attached. CO NCLUDBD HERB If . -r'Q. /;/ .tJ .. ~/ . ~L~ ... a .a -,(- ·~, ... (T . A, tewart) Insp~tor , • o.c. Prince Rupert 8/I>iv-;- ·-~ · _ ' I , . ... •
------- ROYAL CANADfAN MOUNTED POLICE · GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA lCM' C la1 aac•t~o QY.·•·•·M • . . QIHI Ill O(fUit<<IS. ttt • ••u ooss.us.. p • c. r . FIRST oau 27 MAR 68 OIVII II l EI SU'I . OJ.XIItO,.., • SOUS• OIVI$10N nince Rupert Clf.AClWUH . otUCHIMIHI ·.celegrapb Cr eek r •u afu.lltCU 111 OOUIW OliO 68E 68PR-4o0- 23 68- 700- 14- - Sighting ot U. F. O. , B. c. 25' NAR 68 (UNORG) 1 . On 26 B. C. and bi s brother o na that they bad seen an Flying Object . Telegraph Cr eek, , B. c. r eported 2. They both stated that on the night ot 25' MAR 68 at 10 :30 p. m . while r eturning to Telegraph Creek they saw a U, F. O. ~t the time of the sighting the condition or the sky was cloudy! also there was a low ~o g in the valley. They were on the South s de of the mountai n, which is acr oss from Telegraph C r eek, B. c. They observed tbe U , J.o. through a pair of 8 x 25 binoculars. They gave the fol lowing description of the object which they saw. It was cone shaped , but the top of the cone was flat. The top part of the cone vas giving ott a white light , while the bottom part w as shooting out r ed flames . (See diagram) Tne object was moving up and down and the light was pulsating. Tbey watched tile object for 15' to 30 minutes . Tbey tllen lett to continue their trip home. 3. Whi l e coming down the North side ot the mountain tbey saw the snow around them light up. They looked up and saw a pencil shaped object about the clouds . It was so bright that it could be seen through t he clouds . It was giving ott a blue coloured l i ght at the f r ont and the rest was wllite. (See Diagram) It vas heading in a straight line, not fa lling and travelling Soutb. 4. Tbis sighting was i nvestigated by the writer . From questionn asked the two brothers I was able to determine the location wher e the object was sighted. I t is in the area known as Buck's Bar , Longitude 131°15' 1 Latitude 5'7°52' , on the Stikine River, 5 miles south of Telegr aph Creek, B. c. The object that they saw was not above the outline of the mountains which are in the backgr ound, There is a road down to that area, but it has been closed all winter due to snow conditions. They both stated that the object did not land , No planes were beard in the area at this time . Ther e are no Helicopters in this area. The pencil shaped object did not make any sound it only gave ott a very bright light which could be seen through the thin layer or clouds. Both persons are of nat ive Indian origin and it is felt that t hey di d see something, They are believed to be a reliable source . 5'. On 27 MAR 68 the o.c. P.rinoe Rupert Subdivision was advised of the sighting by Telegrapb Cr eek Message Number 7 as per Operational Manual CO-Air-878 , paragraph 6 . Diagrams of objects sight ed attached . Bxtra Copies attached. CONCLUD&D HERE! , _ J1;1 /J f- 1 ~ ·~ st . oL_----------------------------~~~·f~c~D~t~e~i~;~gu~w~~c~~e~i~~L 3 ~8~e~t~·---------
- R£1 hite EXEMPTIONIEXCEPTIOI~ --1-'i.LJ.) LOI SUR L'ACCes A l'INFOAMATION - Sighting of U . F.o. t B.C . 25-MAR-68 UNORO, --if----- ~o/hi te L±ght COHTINUATtON C.ee? IIKV, l a •&•U I'AGI tvo ( ~),_ __Bright Blue Lnht\::~-------------- Light •
c RCMP 10 OTT DEEERRED EXTERW.L D on 0 ~~ro~;< RCMP 10 on • 4-6 PRIORITY/DEFERRED INVK FEB19 UNCLAS 1~ CA fiF O RCEHEO I fiFO COM~ on G D IV on tOPY. SENt VIA RCMP TELETYPE WA93 FOR CfOC, lFO REPORT. lf\FO a:' TWO lFO SIGHTING$ FROM FORT NOR~N NlfT AREA AS FOLLOWS: NBA 1 (A) 4 FEB 68 1 0: 30 PM (B) SKY CLEAR EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I q ( \ ~ A CCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L '~ CC~S A L'INFORMATION (C) , RES I DENT OF FORT NORM\N, NWT (D) TRAVELLifiG ON tMCKENZIE RIVER NEAR FORT NORM\N NWT (E) NO OTHER OBSERVERS . . . (F ) OW ECT ESTJ tM TEO TO BE TH I RTY F E~J !:-ONG BY TWENTY•F IV E FEET ACROSS IN SHAPE OF CIGAR CVT IN HALF • ALTITLOE OF OWECT APPROX . . 40G-500 FEET MOVING IN EASTERLY DIRECTION, OESCEfo.CED SLOWLY THEN ROSE RAPIDLY AND DISAPPEARED IN SOUTHERLY DIRECTION (G) OBJECT OBSERVED FOR 5-10 SECOI()S (H ) NO NOISE HEARD, BRIGHT ILLUMINATION BY TWO Rd\VS OF LIGHTS AROUND OUTSIDE EDGE'; OBSERVER CONSIDERED RELIABLE. REPORT TO FOLLOW. '-1. ~1 NBA 2 (A) 14 FEB 68 A PPROX 5: 00 PM EXEM"ION/EXCEPTION I '7 (I~ ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ (B) lWI Ll GHT t SKY CLEAR LOI SUR L'ACC~S.Al'I NFORMATlON (C) (~ S- ) -· TREATY IN> IAN . OF F9RT NORMAN NWT (D) SIGHTING APPROX THREE MILES EAST <F FORT NORtMN NWT ( E) NO OTHER OBSERVERS (F) OBJECT APPEARED. ROUNO AND APPROX SIZE OF 45-CAL DRW, YELLOW I SH- , . RED IN COLOUR, APPEARED TO BE BELOW TREE-TOP LEVEL ABOUT TWENTY . . FEET OFF GROUN> MOVING SLOWLY IN WESTERLY DIRECTION OVER CNT LAND COMMUNICATION LINE (G) OBJECT SIGHTED O!f THREE DIFFERENT OCCASIONS WITHIN F IVE MINUTES (H) SLE IGH DOGS BECAME VERY EXCITED AND HARD TO M\NAGE. OBSERVER ILLITERATE BUT CONSI VERY REt.IABLE. REPORT TO FOLLOW.
ROMP 10 OTT ''( T "- I . EXTERNAL 0 OTT 0 ' I RC ioAP 1 0 OTT · · . . lt-6 PRIORITY/DEFERRED ltNK PEBtP t.NQLAS CAI>F ORCEHED II>F o cou~ OTT G D IV OTT • • ffD ZO 4 3 !1 AH ' 66 U&.fCPHKUIUCA TIOIIS . • WAP:5 FOR CFOO, lf'O REPORT. IH'O CP TWO lFO SIOHTit«:S FROM FORT NOA~N 1-WT AREA AS FOLLOWS t NBR 1 (A) 4 FEB 68 101,0 ,.. (B) SKY CLEAR (C) EXEMPTlONIEXCEP'TION I q ( I ) A CCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ lOI SUR t, ' ACC~ S A L'INFO~MATIO~ • .I RESIDENT ~ "~'r NORe..\N, NWT • • •!t • • • (D) TRAVELLit«: ON t.t.\CI<ENZIE RlVER NfAR J'ORT NOR"'N NWr (E) NO OTHER OBSERVERS • · t 1 .. 1 • l ., ' • l • l ·I - Jf l..!>W ~QI.J;[tl J!ATEQ. TO i¥ . Dil RIY ~ EU leOti B '(, JWE~ I XU!~ -- ACROSS IN SHAPE CF CIGAR CUT IN HA"' • ALTITlDE OF OBJECT APPROX . . ' . . 40D-,OO FEET ~lt«J IH EASTERLY DfRI!CTION. D!SCI!I«J~D SLOWLY THEN ROSE RAP. D LY All> DISAPPEARED IN SOUJltERLY DIRECTION . . ' (G) OaJ !CT O BSERVED FOR ,_1 0 SECONDS t.,, . . ) \ . . . . .. ' . . (H) NO NOISE HEARD. BRIGHT IU.l'tlt4\T80N BY "1'\'0 ROWS CF LI G HTS AROIM> . . OllfS IOE EDG£. OBS!ftVER CONSIDERS) R!t.tABLE. REPORT TO FO LLO W. ~ - t. ... Nm 2 J:· (A ) 14 FEB 68 APPROX ,100 flU EXEMP'TION/EXCEPTION 1 0 C I ) ACCESS TO INFORM ATION A CT/ (B) lWILIOHT, SKY CL!AR I.Ot SUfi , L'ACC~SAqNFORMATION (C) (t.fl9 --) -· TRI'AlY· UDIAN ar FORT NORUAN NWT . . . ~ . . . (D) ~ IOHTING APPROX lHRI" MILlS V.aT, U' fORT NORMAN N'NT 'I t -~ 'l · ' I . . ~ I ' ' (E) NO OlH!R OBSERVERS · • .. · · (F) OaJicrr APP!AAED .RQI.H) :Atl) APfiR~ :-••ZJ · (f' 4J-G~L. D~I.Ut YElLOW! SH• • f ASD IN COl.OlR' AP.PIA~IQ ·1'0 · ~ ~/f~P..TOP I..EVEl. .ABOUT T!ENTY . · 1 : FEET Q:F QROml ~ lt«a 81.0Wl.Y H~ · WaslBRI.Y DlRICrriON OVER CNT l.A~ • • • , , l "' CO~.t .U,JoiiOATION L.JNII ••. ''··I'. I o ' I 1 o' ~ ' o • t (G ) OaJitOT SIOKTED ~'IliAD D ,I,ER'L'f! ;.~OA8SON8 W .l'!lfliH FIVE MIH~S (H) SLEIGH 0008 SECA~ VllftY IDeal~ HARD To ~NAQE• OBSilRVER IS IL.LIT&AATE But COH9ID£RID VBftY ~A--1. R!PORT TO ttoLLOW. .. " . 'J
V2 ,··- RCMP ·•0 on 2 ROUT I NE/tla:'ERREO BBY APR4 UNOLAS NRC WETEOR CENTRE 1~0 CO.at"'R AN> CAWORCEHED !lfiJ J700, ~ coz~~ J~I' R ~ :3 :' ,~H ~ ~~ H.LZC C.~: . nJ Ill~~ TIOIIS ·~ -8 . '9-~ 88!1021 'IFO REPORTS' SIGHTED BY ~S . 6~ 9 a OA~HTER- .YRS AN> ~0 WAS APPARENTt.Y V1SITING I ~ B AT TlfEIR HOME. ,SIGHTED AT APPitOX 11.50fiU .,.f-~· OBSERVOR WAS 1Jr~.:.i't\ ~ ~ OUTSID~ THE HOME AT 'llt! ~~E ADDRESS. SKY COM) • LIGI:fT OVERCAST ~ !;i SIQHTUC LASTED ABOUT 4 Will. OB.I!CT WAS ROlNJ, VERY LARGE, HAD . - . . . SPDW CF LIGHT , WAS CF A IEDOISH ORAte! COLOR AND Ptl.SATUC. . . . THE OBJECT LATER APP£ARED TO RISE HIGH AN> .OVE RAPIDLY AN> . . ERRATICALLY TO THE SOtmf Atl) Otll' CF SIGHT. AT TIWE CF SIGHTING OEUECT APPEARED TO BE APFROXI~TELY DIRECTLY OVER THE CITY CF r£W WESTMINSTER B.C. ACCORD lNG TO OBSERVOR. BlflHABY DET ---- -------------------------------- ------- RCMP 10 on
April 2 , 1968 00 "D" "Il•rflr .:.C net t.ttJfo.n .tiCIL Li\1\ - Re por t of Un1 dPntU'1ec! FlYLns ObJeet , Falcon uoaoh , ~o.n1tob4 . 20 )fo.y 67 - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - dooo .Lpt of your .,itulJ."ot G , J. .:. , tle (;ort dat~ 2 5 tA.R 68 , 1a o.cknowled&ed . 2 . 1\ chncH: wlth the Col our and 'lotion J 1oturo ~ eotion of the Identifica tion Dr anoh roveala that ~ hny ar e o~ J~ r l enolng technl oal diftioultios 1n d evelo pin~ suitabl e photogra phs , bowever i thoy expect t hut ~hoso w.lll bo ovorooa~e 1n tho ncar rutur e at \'hl oh t1"1o tho pho1.ogr a l'bs •n question w.Lll be aupplied. ' {l. ' o.ry ' lnep . ' AosiGta.nt Offic er in Chll.rce , Cri~lnal Investi gation Lr anob.( Olllfi ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE - GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA • OI MUI kit ttflUNCll.! llf AUIUl OO~lUt MAR 68 lillloCJiii[NI. DU ACHIM{UI Winni peg O. I.B. (GIS) • CMf'l "tl ' lf-U tNCU. !I f, OOSStU $ Gt C. HQ- 40o-Q-5 ../ 00- 40o-7-1 GI S67- 70o-8 . Stefan MICHALAK - Report ot Unidentified Flyi ng Ob j ect, Falcon Beach, Nanitoba. 20 May 67. 1 . Further to previous reports and with parti cul ar reference to my report of 21 SEPT 67 , please be advised that this tile is being held ope.n pending the return ot 13 oolour 35 MV elides I forwarded to the Offi cer i/o ODL Ottawa. They wer e f orwar ded by registered mail on 13 SEPT 67 and t he last word we received was a memorandum from The Officer i/c Headquarters OIB w hich was dat ed 4 JAN advi sing t hat the elides wer e being processed by the I denti f i cation Branch Colour & Motion Pi cture Unit. 2. It is requested that a fUr ther check b e made with Headquar ters Identification Branch to determine the present standi ng of this metter. The 13 s l ides and 3 copies ot each enlargement are t ' be returned here when the process ing operation has been compl eted. S. U, I . D. D. 20 APR 68. 1/c. THE COU~ISSIO~-R • ~~~-.c~pl . • J .- DavrB) # 18300, 1nn1peg G. I. 8 . DG 400-7-1 HQ 400-Q- 5 FORWARDRD 25 !larch 68 f or your i nformation . 2 . May I have your further advice regarding the coloured slides forwarded for proce ssing . s .u.J. i . C. Shank, C/Supt . Officer 1/c c. I . B. OL------------------------------------------------------------------------19 PTT APR I 38-39 PRIORITY/ROUTINE MCTN APRI UNCLAS CANFORCEHED INFO COMMR OTT J DIV FRN r-- ~~ - ~ C 18902 FOR CFOC UFO REPORT. A> 7:30 PM 31-3-68 8 > HAZY C> - ' =-j~~ -- D> CROSS POUT PQ E>-- <PIRS ~ ~ §S ROUND RED COLOUR VERY HIGH ONE ONLY G> 15-20 SECONDS H> STATED · li THAT OB:J!CT - APPEA"'R!D- ITEJfY- 8'R fGRrANf> l!ifOKt" UP- I11fo- 111111i1EROUS - - - - - - - - ~ PIECES ON FALLING TO EARTH APPROX TEN ~ILES WEST OF CA~P8ELLTON 12:, m! NB AT TIDE HEAD N8. ILLUIIIINATED HILL SIDE ON FALLING TO EARTH ~~ REPORT TO rOLLOW
ACMP- &&97·1 {!., I(} 5 • ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE TO COMMIIIIONIIR R·C·M.P. OTlAW/11 TTAL AND DIARY DATE R E QUEST FROM COMMIIIIONEI'I I'I•C•M•P• DTTi'IWA - ---C~,O;.~::::::::::~~-----D IV, ; - c.o. __________ ~--------D IV. 0 • C • ------------------- I / 0 IV, o. c.------------------- ., 01 v. II C Oil To IIC DET· COPIIU T OI OI AR Y DATE IUB / DIV, Pll..E NO, TO Ill!: II X TENDED T O -------------- 1'01'1 AE 4 90N8 IN DIC A TED DRT, ,IL..Il NO, A• I a I ) 1 REV . 1·6•&5 PURTHitH KNO. NI:Q, AW41TING PAVMI:NT 01' PINE • C08T 8 § PINI! 4N O COSTS PAID ~ 4 0JOURNIIO TO AWAITING INITRUCTIONI OI SPOIITION 01' lltKHI81T8 T R I Al. O ATil NOT II:T UN AOL.a: ltXECUTI: WA III'I i'I NT (IUM ... ONII OTHI:R A E A IONio RltPOAT OVIti'IDUI:l CM~ OI C &tao ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE - GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA ·-· PCR: First eford 68NB-190-ll sighting 5 MAR 68 u.J._ - ~Oo · Q-If r- E'XEMPTIOOIEXCEPTION . ' - -- . ' . .. -- . .. )' LOt SUR L'A~ A l 'INFORMA T10N 5 MAa 68 1. As par Operational Manual CO.AIR, para, oulars of the U,F.O. sighting are as follows; (&) At. 12125 A. M. Tuesday 5 MAR 68 the were 1Ji0hted, 6 the parti- u. I!'. o •• s (b) The sky was clear and stars were out, There was no ~oon and it was dark, ( o) was the observer of the (d) At the t 1me of the '31gh t1ng - was 1n his farm home looking out the North w~f the bedroom. R1s farm is located on the Southwest i of land sec- ... tion 22 , township 44, range 17 West of the Jrd meridian. This looation is about 5 miles West or North Battleford on #5 highway, only other person observ the U, F , 0. was wU'e, • (f) The object sighted appeared to have ) ltghts in ' ... I . •• . - ... ~ ' . ·' the shape of a triangle . A red light appeared on the right, a blue light above and a green light 1n the left hand corner . The smaller object seemed to be abou t 2- 5' off the ground and moved from East to West at a speed of approxi~tely 15 mph~ while the larger object appeered to be 150- 200 feet off the ground and hovering with no movement. No notses were heard, . The large object had one orange ltght and was 1n the shape of a tr19ngle. All ~en first seen had the same orange glow. The 1111111111 watohed the object for about 2-5 minutes , The ri~ht hand light seemed to have a crimson- orange pole beam of light and was approaching the house. As it came toward the house et a slow even paoe a tanker true~ went by on the highway wh1oh 1s about t m1le away. The beem went bE~.o .k and the ) Hghts grew d1JU and finally went out. This dimming took about 60 sec- onds. There were two objects reported seen, (g) The observation lested abou t ~0 minutes , ~ CORD •••• M~1 29\~ OL-------------------------------~--------------1-------~~--.------- e\6 IND
l CM' OI C UIO ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLlet -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA OIHU f'lll •fttl"'CUt ,'--"\. m. A UitU DQ.,IUS. . •• .,l PCRa 1'1.rat OIVIIOQ"ape SUI ·OIYI)JON • S.c>IIS·DJI:ISiqN l 111orm J:Sa'Ct atord I(MIII 1-l( l Hfl~ C.U. •tt. OOUIUS OI CI 68RB-190-11 - U.P.o. •1gbt1ag t., S..k. S RAB 68 EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION Jq{/) I LOI SUR L'ACC~S A L'INFORMA TION ' IWl 68 1. !a pu Operational llamtal co.ua. para. 6 the part1- oulars ot tho u.r.o. a1ght1Qs ara .. tollowea (a) J.t 12a2.S A. !'1. 'l'lleada7 .S JIIA.R 68 the u • .1". o.' S were 1lghtecl. (b) Tba ek7 ••• olaar aad ef:ars were oat. Thera ••• ao moon aa4 l t vaa 4&rk. ·. •, • 0 ( o) ... the obaerTer at the u.r.o.•s.' (d) u the u.ae or the d&btms - ... 1a b1a tara hcaa loolcmc •' the llortb wtndaw .r the beclroa.. Bl• tara 1a too.te« am the SoQthweat i of 1aad aao- tlcn 22. towaahip 44, ranse 17 v .. t of the )I'd ur1d1an. Tbh looaUGD 1a about .S all•• Veet ot lorlb Battlatord on 15 hlahwar. \. • 'l'biilelonl7 othe.r persGD w1te, tbe u.r.o. ,.. (t) 'l'he obJeot alshtecl appeared to han 3 l1S)lts ln the llbape ot e t:rlanale. J. Hd llght appeared on the r1&ht, a blue l1sht abon aa4 a srem Upt 1n the lett band corner. The amaller objeot see ..d to be about 2-S' ott the gl'OUJ:Id ed ~nd tr• Kast to Veat at a speed ot approx1aatel7 1..S aph. Whlle the larger objeot appe&l'ed to be 1.$0-200 teet ort the srouDd and hovering With DO aove11at. Ro note•• ware beard. Tbe lar3e objeGt bad one o.rana• l1gbt a-ad waa ln tbe ahape ot a trleqle. ill 111$bt~en t'lrat aeen bad the aaae oraqe glow. Thotlllllllll watohed the object to:r about 2-5 atnutea. The right hand l1ght ••••ad to have a or1mson-oraage pole beam or light and waa approaoh1ng the houae. Aa it oaaa toward the hou•e at a alow even paoe a tanker truok •~t b1 on the hlgbwaJ wh1oh la about i m1le away. The beam went baok and the ) 11shta grew dlm and t1nallJ want out. Thla d1m4lns took about 60 aeo- ondl. There were two objeota reported ae.n. (s) The ob••rvat1on laated about 20 slnutaa. • •••• 2 0~------------------------------------------------------------------- EXSMPTIONIEXCEPTION /tJt I ~ ACCESS TO INFOAMATIO~ LOI SUA L'Accas A L'INFOAMATION 7 MAR 68 2 . On this date I made a oatrol to ~where the U.F.O.'S were reported seen. I spoke with,........end his wife at their home. They gave a description of what they had seen and showed me where they were standing while they~ the U.?. O •• The description was i dentical to the one 11111111 had first reported, 2 ). I stood in the same place - had seen the objects from. In order to view the objects ~ to look through a stand of youn$ trees about 200 ' deep. Shapes were difficult to make out throu~h the bush. The line of sight would meAt the highway about t mile from the house . Lishts from a vehicle on the highway oo~l d be ~ in the da.rk from the •A!ndow position. The sngle at which reported seeing the objects also met the highway. and his wife watched the objects the whole time fro~ the same spot . They were too frightened to leave the house during the time they were watching the objects. The house was not lit up by the lights or objects and no sounds could be heard ' until a tanker truck went by on the highway. Animals in the farmyard remained quiet . 4. I examined the ares ~here the objects were reported seen. No tracks could be found i.n the t ield. A power line runs at approximate right angles to the line or sight, thus light reflections from the wires would be possible. There were also two toe covered ponds below the power line and in the same line of sight, which could indicate a reflection. 5· Both ......., and his wife thought it possible that the U,F.o.•s were vehicle lights or lisht reflections from the highway; althou;h, they were doubtful . They could not account for the si0 htins 1n L~Y other way . 6. As the watched the objects a t anker truck was going west on the highway 1n approximately the same direction as they were look1na. 7. Both-- and his wife appeared s1noere in describ- ing what~ad seen. There was no variations in their descri- ption. tiiiiiiJ has ne~er reported a similar incident . 8. 9. No one in the area reported s1m1ler s 1ght1ngs . Refer to telex message NB170 . CONCLUDED ;mRE: . ~R .) Sgt . (/f'(;~ Det . %We ~3/Cst • (K. W . E. ROSS) ;¥25854 ~orth nattleford Det. ,. oL----------------------------------------------------------- • •
: t CMPMIS CONTINUATION C•1S7 - ., ... .. EXEMPTlONIEXCEPTION (Cf( I) 2 ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACIT/ L01 SUR L'ACCas A L 'INFORMI\TION ~ ~. On this d&t$" ;;de a ;.atrol to the 'rae where the u.p.o.• s ware reported seen. I s ;;oks with- and h1s ~1re at t he1r home. Th~t gave a ~ aeor1 pt1o~t t hsy had S3eft end ehowed me wher~ they were standing while thet~d t he ~.P.O.. 1be de •or1 ~t1oa ••• 14ent1oal to the one ........ had t1r•t reported. J. I etood 1n the ••:a• plao•- had l.lan the obJeote rro.. In order to Y1ew the objaOtl he had to look througb • 1tand of JOUnS trees about 200' deep. Shapes were d1tt1oult to make oat throu~h the buah. The l1ne or •1&ht would meet the h1shwa1 about t 21le troa the houae. L1aht• tros a •eh1ole on the h1shwat oo~ld be •• 1n the dark tro• the window poeltlon. Tbe anal• at wh1o reported •••lac the obJaote alao ••t the b1pwaJ. and b1e w1te watoba4 the obJeote the whole t1aa tros the •••• epot. Tbet ware too trlabtanad to laev. the bouee 4ur1Dc the t1•• tha7 were -tob1nc the obJaota. !be houea ••• not llt up b7 the l1Jht• or obJaote and ao eoYa4a ooald be heard until a taaker truok 11ent b7 on the hlahnt. ADl:aala ln the rararard re .. 1ned qu1et. ~. I exaalned the ars• lfbers the objeota were .reportacl ssen. No treok• oauld be round 1n the rteld. A power l1ne runs at approxl3ate right angls• to the line or slght. th~• 11ght retl--~1oaa troa tne wlrea would be poaalble. There were also two lc~~oYer•d ponds below the power llae and ln the s ome line or sl ~h~. w h1 oh oould lndloate a ret'leotlon. S· Bothtlllllllfand hla wlre thousht lt po•s1ble that the U .P.o.•s were veblole llghta or llsht ratlaot1one rrom the hlahway: althou ~h, that were doubtful. Thet ooald not account Cor the a1ght1ng 1n ant other .ar. 6. As the wa• golng •••t on the aa t he7 ware l ooking. ••toned the objeota a t~nkor truok hl l~h,ra:t' ln &ppro:c1~t•lr the aarae dlreot L•>n 7. Both ---nd hl• w1fe appeGrad slnoere ln deaor1b- l ng wha~ad aaen. t'here :vas no 7arla t1ons 1n t nelr desor1- ptlon. - has na •rer reported a s1:11lar 1.noldGnt. a. No one ln the area r~ ~orted sl~l la r s l ~ht l n3 s. Rater to telex mes s • ~• NBl?O. CONCUJDZD JEaE1 ( K. ~.a. l s ~t. 1/c Det. y ': )( _ ·· I / . · ·~ -'LJ/Cat. ( I. r.t. ii. lOS~) 725654 ..., >Jorth Dattlet'ord Oet. .• \ •· .. . - ' ., r~ • • l ••• .. • ".J. j .• .. r "I • r ;; .. .. ,, oL------------------------------------------------------------
• ROYAL CAHADIAH MOUHT ED PO LICE OUTGOING MESSAGE FORM ... t.. t llfUM H~ li~ .Jtoo-,. .,. Cf L. 1 .v. 1'"1:Bft 1110 0114 .. o. fCt..o 110. T•J2~ ft&V. t·t~·61 Cl b 11-225 2-.'2988 r.,;; , ;;,C~lO;'; l ';::oC;';CC"'; I :-=O ,;-:-; A C::- . ;;:,0;:-o 7-,.;;;,::;,,;;,::;U;::O-+. ,;;,;;<C~<O;:'; < ':::N ,:: . -: ,:::: .. :-:-:,.-::, .. =,., ::-:,~,.~.-+.:: .~ .. :-'=~-.;:_=:;.,.;;.-=--t:.~ CC ;::W~ O ,;-;:..,:-:;-:C~I"'ij";j't4l i OIIII----o r .uo.tli1 A DOilCI ICI 28 tfAR 68 FROM CO r•• R O't'T TO co "E" v xc·roau INFO !iB .:10 C.Wit-201 o/UlA 6 CO- aiR OF OHilt t..11<UAL UN Dmtt Ihuil UCTLJI 1. FILE HUMBER, BRAHCH or SECTIOH, DRAFTER 'S HAME, etc.- To be filled In by Lhu originator to fncll ltote prompt handling of o reply or query rcaordlng the rncssogo. This Information 11 nnt trnnllmltted , 2. PRECEDENCE - lndlcnios to OOM CI::N 'l'RE I he relative order In wh lcl1 mossnguK rtre lobe lrttnt;mlttod. (n) FOR ACTION ADDRESSES- En tor precodonce osslgnod to oil ocllan nddroMRees, l.o., DEfERRED, ROUTIN E, PRIORITY. OPERATIONAL IM\I EDIATE or f: MEROENCY. (b) FOR INFORMATION ADDRESSES-Enter precedence as•laned to all Information addressees- usually I>EFERRED. 3. TO- Enter all action sddrcsses. Loc:rrl obbrevletlona are not to be used If addressee ia outsldo the Force. 4. IHFO- Enter nil Information oddresaca. In multiple nddroas rnessa & ea (same message to more than one nddrossoe), nddroueea to bo dosii!J1ntcd either ACTION or INFORMATION , 5. ORIGINATOR'S REFERENCE HUMBER - (n) Enter originator's re£ercnce numbor. It will be tronRmltlcd ns first word of text o( message. (b) II messaae sent In reply to an ln eomlng message MUST whenever available, contain a reforenco to ond quote tho Orlr,lnator's number of that lncomlna menogu. I.e. HQ L27 Re Your K62 • • •• Text. --- ....
M RCMP 0 OTT PRIORITY @ :2&}' .c. ( lj- .s- 87 PRIORITY VI C Mo\R27 UNCLAS COMt..R OTT HAR Z7 7 .30 Pl~ '58 TELECOM HUH ICAriONS E10 CIB4201 FOLLOWING MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM KAMLOOPS S;biV QUOTE: K5/1891 FOR CFOC, lFO REPORT (A) 24 ~RCH 68 8:00 PM (B) SKY • • CLEAR, STARS PRESENT (C) OBSERVER CHAPW.N AVE ~RIIT BC (D) LOCATED IN BACK YARD CHAPMAN AVE MERRITT BC (E) f.flS BC (F) BRIGHT AMBER LIGHT Vfi I CH PlL.SA TED TO WHT COLO~ WHEN t.«>V I NG AL T I TUTE A PPROX 1 MILE . . . . . . Olt..Y 1 lFO (C) SCGHTEO FOR APfROX 20 MINS {H) APPEARED TO LAND . . • AROI.Jto() I.ERRIIT OUMP"fARD. NO NOISE. AREA SEARCHED WITHOUT RESIA.T . . . l.NOlXlTE. PLEASE RELAY TH IS 1~0 TO CA~ORCEHEAO, SOME CO~USION . . EXI.STS AT S;b tV LEVEL IN PROPER REPORTING METHOD VIA TELEX. PARA ;~..,,~ 6 Co-AIR OF OPER MANUt.L. INSTRUCTS THAT S IGHTING$ BE FORWARDED . THROUGH CHANNELS AS I S THE CASE IN THIS INSTANCE , MIGHT INSTRUCT- . . ION BE CLARIFIED OR TELEX NBR CF CA~ORCEHEAD BE INCLUDED IN • Qf~R ~NUAL '=.OR D IRECT D tALl NG BY ' 3~ IV CONCERNEQ E DIV~ f •. . . , • 9 OTT MAR27 l PRIORITY/PRIORITY PR RUPT MAR27 UNCLAS CANFORCEHED ~ INFO OOMMR OTT E DIV VIC PR680 R£ OP MAN CO AIR 878 PARA 61 (A) 25 MAR 68 IOtlOPM (8) LOW FOG IN VALLEY SKY CLOUDY (C) AGE. TELEGRAPH CREEK BC CD> SOUTH SIDE OF MOUNTAIN ACROSS FROM TEL CRK CE) llllllf _.AG E . EDDONTENAJON BC <F> CONE SHAPED WITH rLAT TOP, WHITE LIGHT AT TOP. RED FLAMES COMING OUT BOTTOM. MOVING UP AND DOWN AND PULSATING (G) 1~-lO MIN WATCHING WITH 8X25 BINOCULARS . - - - - - - - - - -- - ~-- - -- - - - - - - -- -- ·-·- -·- - - - CH) 15-30 MIN LATER A PENCIL SHAPED UFO WITH WHITE LIGHT SEEN BY BOTH PERSONS. OBJECT HEADING SOUTH PR RUPERT S/DIV RCM POLICE
ROMP- 65117·1 • ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE .HSMITTAL AND DIARY DATE REQUEST TO FROM COMMIIIIO N itA ft •~·M·P• OTTAWA COMMIIII ON EA A · C· M,P. OTT AWA c.o. _______________ o tv. ,~ (.. ,, c.o. ___ .!:.,; ______ o l v . o.c·-------------- • ' olv . O· C ·------------ • ' olv . DllT· 1/ C O&T. COPI&I TO I ( L DIARY DATI! RI!QU!ST DIV, z.~ c.· {4. aue /OI V, "'11...1: NO, i..(¢~ TO It& tlKTilNDII O TO ------------I'OA R lt AIONI INOIC ... T&O D A Til A•lll•l Rl!v . t-e-es Ill& P 0 A T D AT ll 0 ..L:. ::ltjc...t.~W:..l:::....~ AT T A CHED f04,.0 AMA T ION LJ A CTION D llNCl.OI UACI DET, .. 11... 1: NO, ~ .. INS AN D COlTS PAID ~ A O.JDUAN ilO TO .. UATHil A llNQ, NEO· AWAITING PAYMI!NT 0 .. I"INII • CDI T I AW ... IT lNG INI T A UC T tONI OIIPOIIT ION 01' llKHIBI T l Tl'll4l. 0 4Til NOT lilT UNA.I...II IIKIICUTil W4RAAHT tiUMio10NII OTHilA AIIAIONII IIUPOAT OVII RO U&·~, 6110 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED PO LI CE OI~ISIOH OAII! 20 FEB 68 SUI•OIVISION \~estern arctic DfTACHMEHT Unidentified Flying Object Sightinge, Fort Norman Area o! N,\'i,T, - 4 FliJ3 68 ar,d 14 FEB 613 19 FEB 68 6a•4C0-3 68WA-\+00- 2l .. 1. On this date~rou-coovere-ti t!:lli.L. two residents of Fort Norman, and (.Mrs. ) _,. (T.I. ), had aaoh seen ao objec ill the air he vic . ty o! the e ement, 2. A patrol wa;~ made to ce where she was interviewed through an ot N,ii.T. A state111ent waa taken !rom During the intemew it was "''!'!~..,., 1M aa Four Mile Creek 3 had travelled to tile on doge an commenced cutting wood. , attar sunset, suddenly oo:pf whinei:ng and barking and loold.og east. along line. Mra.. concernecl over the euclden disturbance, looked in ~be same clirectioo an aaw a ,redd1ell colourecl obje~~~~'YiDg slowly towards her over the power linea, below tree top level. Mrs. bae&llie tewitied aod uotied bar O.Oge to go ooma, the doMthia time be oroughly aroused, headed tor home at a !ull 1'I.ID ~~~ · barely had time to get on the sleigh, During the l'Wl home Mrs. loo ck three times and the object wae still collling along the land iDe on 'Which she waa travelling by this time ~~~ · too upset to look back again aod did not see wheH the o1)3ect went. Mrs. eati.m&ted the aha ot tiM object aa being about one hal.t the ebe ot a 45 g • drum and atat~came to within 150 yda. ot her, She heard no noise from the object, Mra. - described the object ~g round and having t'hl) flames spurtiDg at ao angle !rom ite tail.. Mrs. - stated the weather was clear and she saw the object tor about 5 1111n. 1 · no one was with her at this tillle. <:!, - Willi also intervbwed an.d it wa.s learned that he had seen au unusual object in the air about 10 miles wast of Fo~ Norman on the oight~f the th ot Februa.ey 1 1968, - was returning from a bunting trip with also a resident of Fort No!! and 11a11 travelling along the Maakenl':. e :ver at the time ot the sighting. stated it was about 10: ~0 PM when he saw the object and that tho night was c ear with a wind blowing. The object seemed to be travelling iD an aasterly directioo at an altitude of 400 to ;oc ft. 1 it descended slowly over '~he river then rose rapi~ and diaappeared to the eouth movil!g extremely fast. - watched this object for six to seven seconds, during which time he heard no noise. - stated the most striking cbaracterist~he object wa3 the bright lights around its circumterenoe . - stated- did not 11ee th11 object a!! .. waa quite a distance ahead and the object was between them. 4. As a result of the foregoing interviewes it is telt beth - and .. saw aometbing which appeared quite unusual to them, however, it cannot definitly b11 nid what the objects were, There were no lllloWD aircraft ;in the area at the time of these sightings. Both - and - are believed to be reliable. - is an Ull·terate Treat:r lodian'""iUi!"'dcee iiOt'ii'oderl!ta.nd. .En~lish, and tor this reason it .is very dwbtful that she '~«:Uld have anything to gain from SI.\Ch a report as abe made, - i5 knowo to be honest and trust~rtht, • • • ' . . ..
I , 1./ Ill: Unidentified Flying Object Sighting& OTTAWA • , • hard.l«)rld..ng and quite unpretentious, .. turther state<i she !elt this object was "bad mll<lloine" which someone bad put on her, thus r evealing the auparatitioua cat.ure or the 1->c..U. Indians, - had not beon out c! her house, excopt to do her dail.j chorea, sinoe her unusual experience. -is t.he sen of a local White contractor. Although la!own to be la~y on occas ion , he is not la!oWD to compose !anciJul stories or to strive t or attention as he is quiet by nature and bia main asaooiates are the local Indiana. -is known to drink ill axcess at timla 1 however, be causae no trouble during these periods, Copies ot- statement are attached, -stated he did not ss e the object, ho...-over, had t-acoma aware or the incident when- questioned him about it. S. The !orogoing has been reported in ~pmplianoe ;dth Op, Man, CO-Air, Norman Detachment radio massage Nl2 was passed to Western Arctic S~b/Division Oil 19 FEB 68. 6, It ill te.lt theae aigbtings were not reported sooner in view ot the obaervers anticipation ot adverse public opinion . As no turther pertinent information has bean received this file is baing considered as beraWJdar noted, Extra copi.. ot this report are attached, OONCL~ HERE: ~4 (R.t:s:) Cpl. 1/c Det, CO "G" OTTAWA JOBWUDED -and ; 4f<•~ Cat, (4.E, Cro!by) 6'23104. Norman Uetachment, ot atateaenta obtained trom 28 rhe sighting ot these two u~r.o.•a were reported on 20 PBB 68 by our 'l'elex meaaage Ho. 1IA 93 • oL---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- •• ' ..
(T.I.) (B. - Of FOd'.l' '~.tUW , N.11.l'. TAIWI ~b approximately 1a;Q P.M. oo the 14th. of Februarj1 19681 I left home With rq dog team. to cut. wood. I went to Four Hile Creek, 1 miles eaat of Port Nonaan. I bad been cut.tina "COd for over &n hour • .fflen rq dogs 3tart.ed barking &nd looki.og do"~! the C.N.T. l..1Dt 1 they seemed ney ocared and bad been lyillg quiet lait.in; tor me. llhen they started barking I looked where they were loold.Dg &D saw a rtddiah object about hal.t the aisle o! a 45 gal. drum coming toward me aloog the C.N.T. line. I got scarred. The SUD was dol'lrl and it waa allllcet dark by tbia 'timt. I ll.lltied my doas and at.:lrt.ed back. I jUIIiped oo the sleigh and the doge beaded home going vory fast. I looked back 1 tilllee and it waa still coming 10 I didn 1 t look b&ok again. No one was with me. I have nev•r seeo any- thin3 like this before and I lo'&3 vecy scanetl. At tint. I thcught. U was ar1 airplaoe then Wh., it got oloeer I O&lf it ·4an 1 t. 1 I'm sure it wasn •t a plane and I don't! know what it. was. ! didn't hear it' it was lllll.l<il\g any noiae. witness: A.E. Crcaby 1 C3t . Her S¢. Interpnter1 E. McPherson Marl<
~r~t ~ ~ _, .:iTt\t..~~r !JF (B. - ) vF l~o;11l: u•llti"u~, tl ,.,:r, !'.u~.i 1\'r ~ Ia . fil!i!r oxbatel 9t2C P.h. on tntt 4th. ;,! lttbrui.U'y, l'i6<3, I h.Ct Birch I i ~ Cre15k with on our ski-doos. .~e wers r:lturning to Fort . ~ol'lllAtl which ~:., waa approx. ~· ilhi.le driving along the l·iacken'7J.e lUver at about !;10:'3C P.H. _.. wao quite aways ahead of me. At thi' time I noticed o. m lighted Object 1110ving aloe" the rivor i:l 311 eo.Stflrly c11ract.lon at !1. hei~lrt. Of w ~ gapprox. 4CO to SOO teet. I stop,ed rq eki-<lco iJDmed.illtely and • .a1tched the object and it seemed to deacend elowlj towa.rds the river then rose •rery ~ui~ and disappeared rapidl,y to the south. I noticed the object had 2 rowa c:C ney bri~ht lights around the outside of it, oDe row set-Cled to bG on the bottom and tho other along its edge 1 indicating it had a roUilded bcttcm, The tail eod or the ot-ject was &qWU'e giving the c~jeot. tha appearance o! a ci3u cut in hAll. I onl:r saw thia thing tor apprcx. 6 to 7 sec, then it c11sac>;.eared. .~hen I stopped I lett my ak1 doc idlying :1r1d I could hear no ncise !rom the cbj~Jct . This 1'411 de!in1tl7 not an airplalle. I had oct been 4rinking at tb13 time ll!ld have not been sick &Dd I teel I de!initly Mw somathirog ~. .U.thcugh the wind was blowing at this t!me the night was clear ud I could see good, This thing ~o~&e about iO rt. long by 25 tt. across. ' witness: A.S. Orosb71 Cst. Sgd., EXJ!MPTIONIEXCBPTION I 'i c I) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTI LOI SUR L'ACCaa ~ L'IHFORMATION
• ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE OUTGOING MESSAGE FORM f! MI 0, ~1 4:-fl .. l r1t.,t' Hl.lloll.ffll Dlll llolltt-f'!' l f'l""'" liM I OP' Oll"-'"CU UQ ..It~ -' Vol. 2 A. 11 . lO•UHOOll , welT ••AI'tCU •COfiOH• n c: IIIOOM NO t•l, No "MlCI IIO.HCC ,.0111 ACftOH -= A= DOO :=, :: .~ .. := .-- "fii.C &OIH(:& ·~ l"'tO• .. AfiON A.OO•L•n• 1 HIOl1IlY ,.RoM co·o • J arr TO co "D" W J:tmnro INP'O H-225 -29B8 o .... .. 6 1Aft68 &I CU III'TY C L.A.I&.,..e.Af10H UJ1C L.A..> ~ .ill' I D nr::tm ~; ID 901+. TBLB' nON ~ fJU'llimts CAn FOllCS llEAD tJJ!O RltPO,{Tt. 9963368 Oll ALTERRATR 9926?1t-1. ----- llliHAI\i"& OP I"'[IUDH .. ~u-.o WCUitiO. t .rr .0 . t &UY. 1 ll'WP., v or'FICim 1/c C . I .n. 1. FILE NUMBER, BRANCH or SECTION, DRAFTER'I NAME, etc. I facilitate prompt handling of a reply or query regt~rding the mcuuge. Thialnformation ia no rammitted. N 2. PRECEDENCE lndlcntcs to C'bMCENTRE the relative order In which meaaoKea ore t o be tranamltted . I {o) FOR ACTION ADDRESSES Enter precedence assigned t o all nctlon oddreaaeea, i.e., DEFERRED, T ROUTINE, PRIOR ITY, OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE or EMERGENCY. R (b) FOR TNFORMATION ADDRESSES -Enter precedence aulaned to all information addroaaeea U usually DEFERRED. C 3, T O-Enter allnction oddruau. Local abbreviations are not to be uaed if addruaee it ouUide the Force. T C. INFO-Entu all information addrenea. In multiple addreu meuaaea (tame meaaoae to more than one I addre11ee), addreaseet to be dffi&nllted either ACTION or INFORMATION. 0 5. ORIGINATOR'S REFERENCE NUMBER N (o) Enter orialnator't reference number. lt will be trnnamitted a1 f\rat word of text or muaaae. I (b) A measaac aent in reply to an Incoming measBIIe MUST whenever available, contain o reference to and I quote the Ori&inator't number of that incomin& meuoae.l.e. HQ 127 Re Your K62 .. • . Text.• ;:;; . ~ ·· t" : ' . I .. ·~·, .. ' ... . . .. . . ., ·' R OY .AL CANAD IAN MOUN TED POL IC f: ,. . ..... OUTGOING M ESSAGE FOR.IA l CAIP'ilBC ~m:m INFO FOLI.JtllliO UCB.t'IJID lBOK W.tliBlPSD ~~ll "CI39Qi+ pro. "(. ~ . \ ' l· """I 1/D ~~S lJUO, ~tG.ltt!D 1·3S P.l 5TB IJJ'? ~ .ulci wr.at. or' ao~d !c Ill Bll!LL '.w.Pi! CIIDC AS SID ·~~tilil~ .. .. ,!:a :n..., .. : •• .. • t• • 1 J. ' -·. -: ., . . '" UJU.ll UPaal· 31 DIA.'1m'Ba TJUVSL~m:i If\>RT!l A! BlQU SPlm> ·).· ·,r 10 YUtaLB JliUUS oa 60WD Jllv UlroaOAJ. CtilCO'i'IS'1.t.BCRI5 1 JGTID • ·- til OllflJC HI 8I.l01l'l'LY OVEmCA.ST • ..iilti.LA.l\ 3!Gil'!nt~ RZPOa'l'S> 'fO : l~i~~r:" ~ JUDIO 6'UrtON CIDII P.&S'l' It DAYS. ADV!S! CA3FOftCRI!!'l) .41'1)8DPP~ ~ ·:nt!(t&.). . ' . ,. . . ' .. ') I •' --- .. ~ ... tl,llf • ............ IIU,.4: ......... ttl "-11 ' 'h •t • t • <tf ,,.,. * s .. .,.., •f'l __ .JJ : ... ~ .... ~tA-~ 1 iJIIafiPj~ CBA:tO!, CIB 1/ ~,.... _.:....__ __ 1. FIL E NUMBER . BRANCH or SE CT ION , DRAFTER 'S NA 1~£. e tc. To be ~llcd in b;t the ori&lnotor to I fpcllltote prompt htmdllng of a reply or qu•r;t rog~rdl n~ the mcssoq•. Tilia !:iformotion !a not transmitted. N 2. PRE CEDENCE ·lnulcntes to COMCENTRE the :elat.•Je od•r in wh:ch messnges nre to be trnnsrnittc:C S (.t) FOR ACT! 0:-1 ADDRESSES-Enter pr-:cd!O.'lco aeal!lne.! :o 1!1 Jt::on auc!ressccs, !.c., DEFERRED. T ROt;TI:-tE. PRIOR!TY, OPER.\TIO~IAL l).l).fE DI ATE or E.\~:::~CE:-ICV R (b) F OR I:>:FOR.\IATI0 :-1 A DDRESSES- Enter prcc:dencc assi~::e:! t o all lnior:nat:cn ndc!:cnces- U usually CEl"ERRED. C 3. TO- Enter all ac:lon addresses. Loc~l abbre·:iauons aro not to be used if ~ddrencc is o uuidc the Force. I T 1 I 4 , INFO- Entc: all Information ndc!rcsses . .I n multiple a ddrc ~s messages (~amo meos~ge to more thon one nJd resscc). add ressees t o be des!qMtc ~ either ACT ION or !NFOR~!AT ION . ' I 0 5. ORIGINATOR'S REFERENCE NUMBER N < ~ > Enter Oril!in:nor's reicr ~nce number. It •.v:!l be tnnsmlttc:<! •• iir>t NOr! or 'C:tt or mc35agC S (b) A messag-. sen: in :eply to ~n incominq mcs~>go :-.t::sr vhenc·;.r l''11b.:le, c•nt31:'1 1 :e:er"1 ~: ·a Jnd quot~ ·!':e Cr~tr.:ato.r' J :lU::-l b~ :- of that incom m~-: m~,,.,,~,.. 1 • :-:~ • ..: .. :< • •t •tr :{J.. - .. . • •. • f •• •' • t ' • I ·, . ~foi!:.y,.:; I 0 ~or PRIORITY • • , • I" R:MP 11 on 1'. ())'-h ; ,,,,, •J ... I II : 'J 10 PRIORITY WPG UAR6 UNCLAS C0t.lto4R on Emlii'TlONIEXCEPTJON j q ( I ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L'ACC~S A l 'INFORMATION CIB904 UFO REPORT. DAUPtHN S/D REPORTS UFO S I QHTEO 7.35 PM 5TH I NST BY 8 WILES WEST OF ROBLIN IN SHELL VAU.EY DESC ~ REO FIRE BALL ROUNO SHAPE APPROX 3' DIAMETER , TtcAYaLING NORTH AT HIQii SPEED LOW Al.TITUOE NO VI SIBLE DEBRIS ~SOUND NO UHUSUAL CtRCUiaTAHCES NOTED AT TIWE OF SIGHTING SKI SLIQH'Tl.:Y OVERCAST. SIWILAR StGHTUIQS REPORTED TO DAUPHIN RADIO STATION CKDt.l PAST 4 OAVS, ADVISE CONFORCEHED AND SUPPLY THEIR TEL NUWBER. 0 DIY .. ... ·-- ------------ - ··. ·-·-- ----- ---·--- - R:t.AP 11 on - .. - ·-
: ~~~ e~ ~~ ~ . I ~· 1 • ' ~,;;o ~ - - T RC;;p 1J CTT 4 Pi=:IO~ ITY ROtfi lt i C:: I'IEFD ;.A:15 U!!CLi\:J . .. . ·. lo ... .. I " : J i" .. • . • • IS CA 1 F ORC2:Hc0 l tf O cor.u .tR on NB170 FOR CF OC , LFO REPORT . PAP.TI CULA a~ 13 AJ Pcf1 OP • 'AIIUAL CO- A 1 ;~ PARA ci ARE: - (A) lv\t\R5 12: 25AU :.ST (B) CLEAR 1 STARS 1 1•10 ~.:OON (C) BA TILC:F ORO SAS K (0) I N F ARi .• HO!.IE SW 1/4 . . SEC 22 TWN 44 RANGE 1 7 '.'13RD (E) (l,flS - -- WIFE (f ) SHAPE - THREE LI G HTS I N TRIA NG LE COLO\.R - P.EO LIGHT ON RIGHT, SLUE L IGHT ABOVE , GREEN LIGHT I N LEFT HA~ CORONER APPEARED ABOlJT 2 ' CX:F GROUND MOV I NG AT A STEADY PACE. A SECOND SET OF THREE LIQHTS ORANOE IN COLO~ TR I A~L E SHAPE A~ LARGER AT ALTITLOE . . . . 2 00.250 FT HOVERED ABOVE GROUI'tl NO M OVE!.IENT LI GHT ON RIGHT PROJECTED A BEAM Wlnl A CRIMSON ORANGE COLOLA 11-II S BEAM OF LI GHT APPEARED TO APSWACii .l:iOILSE UiE.N..Ii&EaSEn AbD- OJSA.eP-fAR.EO.. ULA.. SPAC .E..O€ _6Q .SE.CQI'DS. _ NO ~lO IS E EIAITIED SPEED APPROX 15 MPH (G ) ENT I RE LENGHT OF OSSER- VAT I ON A PPROX 20 ~ I I N (H) 'i I G HI'IA Y I N JI ,:~I EO I ATE AREA BUT CONS I 0 ERA SLE DISTANCE F ROM LI GHTS NO TRACKS OF ANY DESCR IPTION OBSERVED I N AREA a'" LIGHTS FIRST SET OF LIG :1TS WERE OBSERVED FOR 2-5 '.i l l l a;:1'lON D SET Cf Ll GHTS R E!.• IA I NED FOR A P PROX 20 :,il t~ RC t iP 10 OTI
I ,, I 1 '"'~~' • t<i; ' , \. r,. • -.. ' ' "·~-- "JI •'\f ~' 'if'. -· L· .... ~~ lt C~ f' - 7~10 ... ' .. ' ... '' I ROY AL CANA D IAN MOUN T!D PO LI Cf: t ·. • ·:r · . . ... . . ' ' - ~ · • 'l " . .. OUTGOING M ESSAGE FORM ,.ROM TO ' . CAHF ORC~ INFO . O ~ IO !"' A1CI It 1 I'U!JIItlll ll;h~· c I.B ,. .. J ....... ·- I N s T R u I ~ I I ~ s ~ • • 1t1 .11' .G • Plm.BY ~ I lfSP • , ASSIST-Un OFFI CER IN CHARGE ClB______ 1. FI LE NUMB ER. BRAN CH or S EC TI ON, DRAFT ER ' S NAME. e t c. - To bt•lllled in by ~he ori ~; lnntor to I facll!cato prompt handling of d rep!;• or query r•11 trclinu the m.:ssage. T'l l~ inicr:nnt!on IG not tranemltted. ' 2. P R E C EDE N CE - ln~iutes to COMCE:-ITRE: th~ reloltl'le odcr in wh~eh mcssat~cs Are to be t:onsmiued. (~) F'OR ACT£0:>1 ADDRESSES En~er pre ·<lenc• J>StKr.c! ·.o all 3ct:on addressees, i.e., D EFERRED, ROt:Tt.:E, PRIORITY, OPERATIO:-IAL ::>.1:\IZOIAT:; or E:\IERGE:-ICY. (b) FOR I:'/ FORNI A T ! ON A DORESSES Enter preceden t ~ asol~nc<l to all Information addressc:s- • usually DE::' ERRED ' 3 . T O- Enter all action adcrc"e ' Lcc:tl abbrevtll!LOn& tr• nat t b• u,r,J [r addressee Is outside the Force 4. IN FO Erae~ at: tnforr:'lntion n.ldrcsset In m~lt:ple ai!dress mes•~~~· (same mess~11• to more than one addrcne-), adc!r.Sl!Cet to l:c cleai~nJ:d ei• ht r ACTIO:-/ or 1:-IFOR.MATION . 5. ORIG I NATO R 'S REFEREN CE NUMB ER • • ', (4) Enter originutor'a refcrenc~ nu,nber It will be crnn3tnitted .:13 ~r~t wore! ot' tc~t of nlessa'le· (b) A mcss3~e sent in reply to an :ncomin~ messaqc 1-. IUST wtlenc·:-.r .t•nlbb!e, cun:~in a reie"n~e :o 1nd quote t.'1c Or:11tn.uor'• number of :h.lttntom:nct "ne>SJit• . .. : HC 1:· Re Y.Jur K~ .
RQ- 4oo- Q - ' (V, 2) C 0 N P I D E N T I A L Colonel H oParlean, Director ot Secur ity, C an ~d i r n Forces Re r dqu ~ rtera , Beever D a rro o~ s , 258 Metcnlte Street, OttAWA, Onteri o . Dear Sira Pebruory 21, 1968 . Re a U nident ified Plying Ob ject Wngner D i strict, A l berto 3 JI'ZB 68 Forwa rded tor your !ntorm ~ tton l o o copy or o report in connection wi th the above s 1ght1ng. A lso attached olease find copies ot tvo reports from our Q uoon Charlott e, o.c. Det ac nment , doted 29 Jonuory 6B ~ nd 12 Februory 68, in connection wi th ~ n unfounded s1phtin6• A rurther reoort fro m our C l e a rw ~ t~r, A . c. Det~o~ne n t , da ted 12 Pebruery 68, i s ~ l so nttnched n~ v1n g reference to 8 si ghting ot s~ rr1ere , a.c. on t he 28 J anuary 68, whioh has been reported to your otf1ce . • IWLA Your s truly, W , F. G. Perr yt Inap., Assi stant Ot r ! cor in Ch ~ rge , Crimin ~ l Inveat1c•t1on ~ r ~ noh •
- ·t;> , J /) 1/tJO ... RC MP- 81117·1 (' I /7 't' ROYAL CA ... ADIAH MOUNTED POLICE T~NSMITT AlAND DIARY DATE REQU EST TO ~ FROM COMMIIIIONSA COMMIIIIONeA A·C·M•P• OTTAWA R·C·"'•P• OTTAWA c.o. --------- OIV· c.o. _ __.!::.:..• ____ OIV. 0-C·---------- I IO IV. O.c. __________ s i DIV. DKT. II C DltT. COP1•1 TOI ~l {(. r. I.J. - DI A RY OA T! \!Q UI! ST I (iJ .. .....,1-A •IIII-I Rf!V, 1·5·811 IU8 /DI V, I'IL.It NO, DET. ,ILil NO, TO 8 1E ltXTilNDI't D TO ~....c;t.J.=~r.liii;.So.k!;C.:,~- POR RliASONI I N DIC AT RD FIN It AND COlT I PAID ~~.;? ~ A DJOURN ISO TO ,..UR THitR IE NQ, NIEO. ~ AWAI TI NG PAVMSNT OF I'INS t COITI AWA ITING INITRUCTIONI OIIPOIITION OF RKHIBITI TRIAL. O AT it NOT 1ST UNA8L.R ltKIECUTIE WARRAN T IIUMMONSI OTHSR All AI ONI I RRPORT O VIU'I DUI"1. ID hrtblraDGe to P.C.B. 4ate4 29-JAJJ-68 aa 1Nlaitte4 bJ thla offloe 1n 'bl abo"Ye aot;e6 npl"'l 1 pleaae be a4Y1aecl tl:lat tllzotber lJIYa•t:iaatlloa, 1Alt1ate4 b7 • l'W!or, na oon- 4\\ot:ed. at •b1• po1.Dt; wblreupcut 1t: waa lM1'D84 t:l:lat t:bl ob,leot obaernd br a PIU't7 of 100&1 o1tl1uu oo 27-JAH-68 waa, 111 taot:, a •= en h Ob,2eo1;. ) , Ullle• otMI'W1H 1.Datruot:acl, aa abom blra\lllller. Ho t\lrt:ber aot1 B:RN oop1ea of th1• report attaobe CONCLUDlm HBBB ~/ (B.l.R.) CJ.11., 1/o Detao~ent c. 0. ''&' VICTORIA • tue wUl. be DOh4 q_u1re4 1n th1a reprd. ret:o. JTc!ira-17(}~ en. OVSSOH) #2))41. EXEMPTION/EXCEPTI< m _j q ( I) ACCESS TO INFORMATION AC1• LOI SUR l 'ACCEs A L'INFOAMATIO!II FORWAfW&D: 13 FEB.68 in quadruplicate. Alao attached hereto is Queen Ch&rlotte City Detachment's first report in this r egard dated 29 JAtl. 68. The object launched by r. wae not anchored to the d in any wa a aa ~he r nner retrieved. The o~ was conat'Mct~ rn tfie 'f8: 8t a 45 gal. drum and reoembled that aa described by the witneaaea. COOOLUDED HERB: (T, A. Stewart) Inspector, o. C. ~"rince Rupert Subdivision. OL-----------------------------------------------------------------
KMI' ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE· GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA ' S o~c641o em O~ Ufi\IU,(UNC~ OI VI.StOf'C OA1. I;CMI' 'lllli(HHCUt' -""'\ U f, AU!aUOOUIIlS. ase 29 ..JA}l-6S lU, DO!~US 0 10 G z< ~~ · ~· sui • OIV~JION·$0\II·DIVISI<»~ 67-400-l PQR: 1f1nt. Pl"irloe Rupert s OI!ACIIMINI·O •otiHINI ,1.0 Of) · , '' J I ~/I- .::' I ::; QUeen Charlotte <com - ~l.IV- <» •c:C I I; .~ Ollll• - - UD14ent1t1ed PlriDS ObJect S1~t1Dg· - ~ Charlotte C1t7, B.C., 27-.TAH-68, (UNOBD) ~~ 1. With ret'e:renca to tbe oaptionally notacl, etated here\Uider mi· are tM Jlel"t1nent; 4eta118 •• requ1recl b7 Operatioaal flenual, pare- INlU 16 u4 #I?; (a) Objaot a1ghte4 at 2:15 P.M., 27-JAR-68. (b) Slq ooDd1Uona; alQ.ld¥ aDd ~ereaat aDd a .axiu oe111Jig ot' approx1-tely 750 teet. (o) ~t1GD ot' ObaerntJ:O: Dizoeatl:r 1D f'loont ot tM Apollo BowlSJic Alla:r 1A ~n Cbal"lot;t;e C1t7, 1.0. ~ ·.... ..~ ,: Sk14ep-.a · · · :; · .. Slt14taplta Jlla•~.oD. r · ', Slt1dtt61ilta 111aa1oa, a.c, 811111 ~ . ... · ac1cu•p1h 111aeion, B.a. · (a) Daaol"lpUon ot •1sbt1.aa: At the u .. ot tu 1n1't1al •1cbtl.Dc at "• tJ.P.O. U apparel OYV Bobartlacm Ial.alld 1Jl Bk14epte, klletl, ~- Cbarl~te Iah""•• B.c. at 1m a1Utu4e o~ approxbatel7 fou.J:O ta tl"ftl buDdre4 teetl. 'l'be o'bte!'YeH etate4 tbat the obJeot waa abapad ai.Jillar to a beliooptel" hoWeYel"1 Ul •• aOMWhat ... ual" am nol .. le••• dark in oalOW" lpoa- a1bl7 blaok) Tbare were JIG utel"'8l aOYiag pal"ta eto. boweftl"t the ObJeotapTe Ott a sreet 4eal of nolte Ol" yapaur while bo'NJ:OiD& over Sk14epte Inlet tora a ab.on u ... 'Zhl obJeot tben •oncl awa:r 1rl a aoutb waneJ:017 41reoUan an a CLU1olt %1&-as aoUOil. (f) DuNUon ot obaei"Yat1an: Pl-~ three to tin 111nutu. 2. lPJ'OII t;he 1D'Yeat1pt1an ocmduoted 1n th1a reprd aD4 tbl people q,ueatioucl in th1• aattal", 1 t 11 telt that all tbe abo.e aent1oned pal"aODa are ot' a reliabl 7P8 and that tbe inton- U on reoei Ted f'roll thea abaul4 be 14ered reliable. CONCLUDED HEBE k'.tX (B.I.B.) Cpl., 1/o Dataom.en10 I r~ot-0 cat • • () USSOK) #23)41. --- 0~----------------------------------------------------------------
AE: . ·----- f'//3 - ? ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE acw ... ao OTHOI ""'' RtrtiiU'HCUJ P,C.R. 6-Flli-68 ( Claa r~utor Dot.) OIYISIOI't O ATC 111Cfi'C.PIL.lfllftii£NCU! ~ft.u.,~w " ~--~~12~ · -•_~~ ~~·~ 6~~- S1Jo.otvtstoH 661tL-ltOo• KAMLOOP~ 68~-2-D(Cloarwa tar J-1-1; J+ t!) " - • 6 CnACHNIJrH CL!t\lf.tt LT~R U!liDE:lTI FUD FLYINO OBJ~t • J l OUTI.:lG OP J3urr1ero, 3.C, 23-.T.UI-68 UNCRC I Co-oporQtion .. 1tb .U'IIIOd . ~rces (.l.!.r ~orc e) . . l. \i1tb. rorarence to the above and P.c. n. datod 6-l :::n-68 trom Claarwu. tar Detacbr:lent kS ndh be advhod u tollows 1 • 2-tfB-68 '+. .l-trs.- w.s contacted and advised ot t he t1nd1ngs of thia 1nvest16at1on. J lle sta tes that t nis l s in tact tbe SAJile ui''O tJhich she hnd otsened both. on 28-J..J~ and 8- r :::a-ua.. J bo ·.1as very pleased \titb tho 1nvest1Jat1on conducted. 5• Copies (2) of tbis report direct to Heo.dql.l.'\rtars, Ot <:a~.;c. , Ontario tor tbe1r file and 1ntormat1on. 6. Unless ot llor vise directed th12 l1lo \dll remain as s:atsd hareUQdor. CQ~C WDim i13Rl 3gd, , est., ( D.P • . Qder~on) #.2'+332, .:la .. u · , .-~ t:lr l:e t.!cbment. 0~----------------------------------------------------------------
.c .... ROYAL CANADIAN MOU"!rED POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA . :; · ~ ~~~~~ · 66 OICUIO • ll!Hlll ~Ill mi<fHC<I 1 1 av1us ooss•u ... P. c .a . J FEB 68 MessBge s . L . #8 . OIVJI1(UI Jcl.ir flU UIUEtfCU: "K" FEB 68 m oou11u ORca l:-:,u::-o'=oo..s::.:=IO,.::-.-:::IOUS:::;-;; · OMSI=o~N....:....::::;;_.;;;.;;.._-1 D68- 400- J ~i f>R-LfntJ·I!;, PEACE RIVER Of.IAC:t~Ml t4 t. DltACH VM~U f 0111 ' Unident1f1ed Flying ObJect - S 1ght 1n~ of : W agner District , Alberta - ~ FEB 68 . (ASST. TO ARNED SERVICES - AIR FORCE) J FEB 68 1 . At approx . 4 : 10 A. M . , whilst on patrol on t he old Hi ghway #2 near W agnerb Alberta an Uni denti f ied Flying Object w ~s sighted by Cst . ~I . C . N A r~U and the writer . 2. Peaoe Ri ver Sub/D1v1n1on was contacted via t elephone and t he f ollowi ng message sent , Slave Lake #8 1 CANFOBCEHED (Info . Commissioner) : SIS FOB CFOC UFO REPORT . REPORTED SIGHTING OF UFO BY CST A. McLEOD AND CST l'l . C. NADEAU SLAVE LAKE ALTA 4 :10 Ml DATE. ROUND IN SHAPE GIVING OFF INTEBMITANT PINI< AND WHITE A!ID REDDISH LIGHT . NO OTIIEB KNOWN O BSERVERS , OFIJEOT APPEARED ABOUT THREE ( J ) TIME:S LARGER THAN A STAB BUT lifO POSSIBLE WAY •ro DETERHINE DISTANCE O~JECT 'WAS AWAY. FROf>l O BSERVERS OR I TS SIZE . SKY CLEAR VISIBILITY GOOD. TWO liEI.,BERS <IN PATROL NBR2 HWY NEAR W AGNER ALBERTA . OPJECT APPEARED IN THE NORTH EAST SKY AND WAS VI EWED FOR ABOUT TEJN (J 0) ~IINUTES . TRAVELLED IJALF WAY ACROSS SKY THREE T!t-'IE$ A'l' IIIOH BATE OF SPEED AND ON OCCASION STOPPED FOR ABOUT ONE ( l) MIJ\'UTB AND REHAINED STATIONARY THEN CHANGED DIRECTION OF TRAVEL. OBJEDT THEN GAINED ALTITUDE AND DI SAPPEARED I N NORTH EAST SKY . N O SOUND HEARD. J , This report i s be~ submitted in aooor dance wlth Oper ational Mannual , CO- A1r, par . 6. No f urther i nformation Available . CONCLUDED HERE --~ ~~ Oat . ( A. M. MoLEOD) #22)14 . S1p ve Lake Detachment . 'J'llF.: COMMlSf>lC NElR , OTTAWA , FO RWARDED 14- 2- 66 f or your informat i on. OL_-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
• lft. -1+00~ - 5 Vol . 2 1 OJr uar1 15 1 11~8 C ~ ~ F 1 D E f T 1 • L ColJnel ioF arl o~n D irector of ~oo ur!ty , ... a nad iwt Forcoo JloadqU IU' ~ero , ba11ver barraokll , 258 ietuu.Lfe .J tl'o t , OTT~>• •'- , O n t ario . Lear .:>ir : U n1oent1f led Flying Object _,un Va t ley !otol f· unoon .l U . C. narr lue , il .c . 28 JJI 6~ ') P' .>.U 68 -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - At t acbe4 bnreto tor JO ur 1n for ~ation are copi es or rer orto in connection vith the abova ~e nt ioned sighting& . Youra truly, ... 2 . ..... , ... .. ot.adata.nt Officer 1n Charce, Crioina l Inveet1&at1on Dl'anch.
I Cird OI C6UO ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA SUI·OIVIStON • SI)U5·DIYJ~Of'i fe.MI' ml QHUtfC:U • U l . OOUIIAS oao . P1rst Here t:: V -=. !. 'i. o-::':t-:7:o:-:r:r. 1a -:-==-----l 6e-4o o-10 .. I .. . ... .., 1 OffAC:IIM( t-lf , O f tAC::IHM E~ f / ,.., .)1 ~ Duncan ,1//. J/ '(f)() {.(J • Q . 4 _, . I c •tm , ,--...~ ~ Mrs.---- Swa Valley Ho\el IJunoan B.C. - 2 ID14e~ ObJect St&htlD& • 9 Feb 6S ~~~ ~----~----------------------------~ icJ ~!~ l l ' Om . tile 9 ••b 68 at a pprox. 8:15lH, rue aubJect report.d obaerYiq .:i ~ UD1dee~1t1et ~UII obJect honrt.Dg at tre ... top l...!.!.!l..!.pprox. 1 a1la ,~ . e;~ath west of Duaoee• I.C. Imlled1'1te petrol to t he- reUdeDCe adil ~1 t~a rollOW1Jit lnto .... t.10D obta11le4. ~:. t~ · !be obJset na 11,Jhte4 at 8a05AJI •n1le tbe tile subject wae · ·"'.: ~li ~ IUild,_ .Jut outl8ide her door tllo1ng aoutb west l.Dto a olou~. · 8 :. · . .a• 1)1•. U•, tile aua ••• ab1Ja1DC bl'lcbt17 aacl dl.reOtlJ 11lto- <:: : •r•• aDI tb• art• et tree top lnal na oonred 1a a ta1r17 denae aut. lo other )liuoe088 .,.. Jrao:.~a , to u" obeertacl "u• obJaot. • ,.,. "(,1:::'\... 'V '• file hliJ-~ .aYlla4 \here Waa Jast GIW ObJeot and deacr1bed 1\~'ri" • f:)ll ... · . ·~ .~, . · ~J' ...... WUb 110 WlD£a • ~bt aUUI"J glow 1111th a llelo 1~~ ataQa4 PiJ1C azoolad ... Wblob obaJ1184 oolon. : .:~ s.•.!.r !he eb~eo\ appe,...U,O bonred at ~· to ;> 1• ....1 tor a pproz. 2 to ) alAllte! baton u .. ppaarlJII .laehllld • ..o&mtalD \o tba w .. t. : -.\~ ~. Cllaoll:a ... Wltb tba ,.J..lol• h7 Airport, approx. 7 ellee eo~atli . · :- eaat o~ Daoa .. a.c. !bar ad·iua tlwt at ?a5SAJI oB 9 Feb 68. a tw1n enc1M S.tala aU'ontt, 0011platel7 aunr 1D oolor, took ott towaJ"da tbe DUIIGe'll area a.s.· wo1114 h8Ya arrlYed at apnroz. the same time a a the •l&htlDC bJ ....... -. 5. J• &U t'Ua a•bJaOt U llOt luiQIIID peraonallJ b J 8'Jl1 Slelllber of tb1S Detlloh.-at., hr nU.ab1lU7 011zmot be oballenl*! aor 41sooun~d. RowanJ;". •:r upreaa1GD• ..... tbat. ........ Jl81II'OtlO •114 aa\11"8 ot baraeU'. Sbe 1• • w-. et a pp~ •~" or ac- aDd aae1M4 uoltable •hell queat1onecl. la Yl.W or &hla 1 lt appaara alaoat oaria1D that tbe obJect sighted 11aa 1D tao\ \be BHob a1rol"et't trOll the Plltr1o1a BaJ Airport. '· ~· Detachment ••••ga /1)) d1apatohe4 at l:)O Pft 9 Peb 68. Coplea ot thla report l'll c1upUoata t'or118rded 41reot to Headqusl"tet>s, Ottawa, CD&. Cat. (D.H,~~one nd) J21464 DunoeD Detaobment. 0~---------------------------------------------------------------------TO - )..• ACT I O N F I Ct!iE R EQUEST DE SER VI CE c CIB LOCATION - IINDROIT "ILK NO. - DOIIII A No DATil ··-- ·--··---·································································---··-·· " ROM - UI DCI --- 0 A CT ION 0 P. A . O N P ILE DON NER S U ITE CLA SSER 0 APPROV AL. D R EPLY APPROBATI ON REP ON SE D COMME N TS D 6£E M E CO M M E N T A l R ES M E VOI R 0 D RAFT REP L Y D S IQNAT URE P RO J ET OE Rt PO N SE 0 MAKE D T RANSLAT IO N FAIR E COPIES T RADU CTI O N 0 N OTE AN D PILE D YOUR R EQU EST NOTER ET CLA SSER A V OTR £ DEMAND£ 0 N OTE lit RETURN / O R FORWAR D N OTER ET R ITOURNER / O U FAIRE SUIVRE D I lltltttlltftttJtUtUtt oo II I 0 Ol I I o It ttl 11111111 llltllo I ot Itt t "tilt oolttoottltl tilt II lltl 111110 t • t 01 o tit I 11110 o t I o • I I I Ill II .... It to oo 011 o olttt 1 tooot ot o oo o ol o o Ill o +otto I litO I ooooooo tit II I I Ill o o 111110 I Ill till f tU Ill ttl I I to lltto It Itt I Uo ... to ttOot ttoltltHI tIll Ito Ul' II .. t I till I o I It till I tl It 01 0 o o oo U oo lltott t I Uol • I I llt'IIIOII I 11,10 fllltlltt oolftfOI 0 11ttol tloto Olliff •• t•f <fttiOIO llllftlfllflotoo•tooo ojooo, oonoo 01100 ott Ottllllltoto tlo ottiOOOOto Olo 0111111\U I IIOIII fftoot o 0 I ttl II 1 llfU tolfUifflllltllltiiiiHo tlootoo IOOOoOo ooooollo tot IIIII OliO f ot Ill o o o II II ott If oo o lilt I I til o 01 llolf o I o 1 t lito t I oo Itt I II Ot o II o o I o t otto o o to htto I too o I o o I It 0 I It Ill I UU 0 I I to 0111111 fit If ttl ttotto to ttl o I lot o ... to It It ttl I oooo IOOfllltoto tllototoooo ooooo lito t 0 oot tO oo H. Itt If II lift otto I flo ot o Itt o o o oo too"" o I It I fit Olllllfttoot 01 '" ftlolfll I Iff 0 ftooo to flttot IIOOO I 0 Of •flfttffttllll H 0 llftlto too to o f+ o o lltf I I o Ill o 10 01111111111 of flo I I toOl I 0 II I 0 I 0 Oil I 00 Ott I Hill 0011 I 0 o
tCM• uao ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POL ICE UNI DEl:ITIPl3D FLYI :1Ci GW' XT - J I Glll'I:1G OF Barriere, n.c. 28~.1..1-68 u:rcnu: Co-oper:ltion :.,1th .u-med :'orcas ( . ..U .•orca) em ' uv ...... , 2. Due to tbe hour ot tile da1 and tbe dl.atance !l'Om Clear11atar b) 84.1':>181'0 1~. - vaa contacted l.and•Une. :Jhe 6ave tbe followin& 1ntotlllll t1on on -r&i"''''&b tina 1 (a) J'lnt obauve4 ?s30PM, 28-l-68, last ob .. rvat1on 9aOOPK, 28-1-68. . (b) coadltlon of a~ - (c) first obaJ rved by ~~ • .:11&bti.Jl8 con!UIIIed Ml-. tl Mrs. (d) !1.\"&t OllliAi.I'VItd otbera ~ mentloaecl. tlon mnda )'lll"da and o.n l"OOf tops v1 tb telescope. (e) 1dentltlcat1on ot others observing UFO • persons =ant1one4 1D "c" ,otber .residents bel.ievod to bavo obsorved as .all. (t) Descdpt1ona .:3bape - tow- (It) pointed stal'. Colour - ch4Dge fi'OIII blueiSh to yellO'dsb to greenisb orllllge vtl1le obsorvat1on oade. One tlull1na or bUnldag red light on eacb bod.zontal polnt. .Utitude nn!motm, believed to be about tbo sallie as 8Jl a1rcratt. .Ut1tude reported to be vary1n8 durin; observation. Movemont - ricbt to lo!t or ll'est to saat. l'lumber • one on11. (;) Dul'at1on or Observa tion ... 7&JOPM. to 9zOOP~t. constantly. (h) not soon s1.oce this time. t ucing South at tba timo ot obsorvation. ao,~H8 9 She S4V tbO 3aM8 Object On 8VOn1ng ' ~:~:~~ ot 2WOV-67 bowever did not report same. nrst o~s loll in alq 1n bor1aon a nd as time !)ao:Jed aa1Ded groata.r altitude. UFO l a ded away as altitude ~a1ned, tended b) move to Joutb :ieat. Report to tollow. 3• Tbis 1nt01'1DQt1oa wu.s tor:t~rded to K amloops !lad1o vi a r .:1dio messa1e CW 6 tor into CA.N~'O l!C:::II ED COMl.U:JtiiONER, O~TA ~~A, OtlT.\IllOo 4-. Patrol w:~.s oo.de to the 11111111 ros1denca in oarriare wbere eont1~e doscr1ption ~ 1 ven t~ his ~ 1te. <c c:r~nu . ::o Oil ;. \G J r:,o)
"' QtJ[l. U:TU::J::I.ri?I :D .?LYI: IG O;)J 'X:l' • J i tirt'!"' iiG OF D.:uortero, a.c. 28-J.u'T -63 :;:r .::Ro a Co-opera tion n tb .lrmod Forces (.~1.1" Force) ( •"O' iTI' I' '""" ·•w·· ;. ' " ' c·r-) ""' • l u .:.V rnvt · . . Lu '• • =.t CO~ r1NVA1ION • SUITt PC CU7 l f Y. 1• 4 • .. iio f'u.rtber a dvised t hat thll t!FO might baw e1·1an ott a vory tu;;bly pitcbod aoWld as botb or tbeil' G u CUlll .31lephord do~ b:Jrkod tu.nously :.~ b.on the U FO lol;l8 tirst a i~btod. 5· ( o~sarvod tbe uro. fhe1 that tile tJ1I'O did cot botber tbeil' the t1cle or tbe oba'lrva.t1on. as t lleJ too bad description but advised 6. lbo:r b.ad ne t i:een outside dur1lll were racing ;k)utb at tno time or thoir observa tion. path tol.l.Dwd bJ the UP'O as tollow a " It .was tint obaened lov in the Soutb East borizon tr:nelltna &Lat. It nveraed lta patb, t:o:.1volltd .... t and sained altitude, atopptnc in tbe oi'181Ml podt1on. Here it cb4qe4 altitude lllaQI t11lu SA an ap and dow mUon before cont1ml1nc Wtat ~a1n. Aa it travelled ,._t it entned an even greater · alU e and event;uan7 d1sappearod in 11 doutb W esterl.1 d1rect1oa. • ..__.contil'Dec1 ttlis oou.rae that it travellecl tut advised tha t ~ciDI Borth ao all dJ.rect1oNI •nt1onecl are opposite. It appeared as tbough tbe UFO was almost directlY overhead as opposed to ~ great dis tance a~. 7• did- not d1at1ngllisb a07 apecil'1o colour~ but ratber tbe aeomed to blend into one another. ..........., i :ldlc:.tted ttn t t be colov ctwngea were very d1Btinct to them. Tbe)' all OCreocl tbat tbe pattU'fl and dllrat1on or each cololll' was not un1torm. r bey also agreed t l1.:1t tbe red llgbta on aaob bo.r1zontal point tlasbed to~J ether as oppoaed to alt6l'nat~, tile t1.clo l.:lpses bet\>'een ea ch tlaab varied and tbere waa no constant pattern in tbe tlasbea. -s. ot , , D.c. it Wt\S lo.uned tlult tbe1 had not obs ~> .rved it tor an)' len&th or time :utd could neither confirm nor d1aputo tbe desorip, ion ~nd informa tion z un1Gb had boon obta ined. It was also learned thut -wore ot S the s ace position a.nd were only able to vority t hli ~on. Tbe R ~ ~ telescope mentioned 1n tbo te.lox VllS round to bo a very 1nexspensive ~ child's to1 and s~rvod no t.lSe to t be viewer. ( ~lro. ~ sta t od t bat the IJli'O obo ~rv od I ·~ ~ t he sDJile one she b.ad observed while bub1-s1tt1ng a t .w residence on t he evening ot 25- :lt. '1..07 a nd not 26-NOV-67 as ~ .us s 1!l c:.; !i6. ;)he did not roport tlla oi uhting to tbis ott'1ce o !f a t t tlis ti:le as she did not have anothor .1dult to subs tantiate her ~ ~ stoey. I'he- children 1 rore not a bl e t o oupport bor s t ory t o ~i ~--------------------~ <c ~o~t~ r n ~i ru ~ ~--o_ • :~ ~~ ··J~ ··~:~ 7 ~.J.~r~~ ~ ~~ > ____________________
ft OMP' 1881 RE: - ;. . 1' I • .. • CONTINUATION C417 U Y, 11•1-41 OIIIDB:fTl?lED F'L!UO OUJI!X:! - :llOIT'ZI:ro ' r I3/lrr1BHt a.c. 28-J.UJ-68 uuonoa Co-opel'at1on • 1ltb ·~d Forou ( .Ur i ~orce) Si:de (.LrM) CDle 1/c Del. Jgd. Cat., (D.P • . \l.doreon) ~2'+332, Claa~ter Dot~chcent. 13
• THEl DEi'AJ\T I IDU T AL J !:X:RE.tW TUE D. C . I. , u.nti on by lr . Ooa t na , ~ . ~ . - Up. l . \.lo8 - ygtqq po d t£9Qpft41,pca No , 120 0 . 5'1?-6; 13 rr.u 68 "ith reterence to your aorreopondonoo da ted 12 February 68, t he following informat i on is submi tted , 1, W hat dopart'!lent or depart!llonte hnvo been dolocated t no roo~n a ibllity or 1nvest1&at1ng r oport a on uni dentifiod r 1nc objeots that CU'e hr ,ut ht t o t he a t tenti on of t e tederal rovern~ ont , and bo~ lliODf such r o11or ts wero r eoe1ved in t he you a 1?65' , 1966 ' fUld 1967'i' Thio lleadqWU'tere baa r eoelveJ r epor ts 1n oonnootion witll the t ollowina muber or s1ghtln&a 1t un1don t1t1ed tly1nr, obJects durlns t he per iods raquestocl, l 96S • 1766 - 1967 .. i 13 2. •Oro lnvos t igations oarriod out ln oaoh lns tanoel to who~ ~ere the r eporta '!l ~do 1 and 1s tho lnformat ~ n contained t herein o~nr1 d ent1al or avui labl o t o t he pub llo~ Eac h r e ported a i~btinr ~a • 1nveat 1ca te4 by vhe it.o . H. P. with c opi e s or our r e110rt o ,.in4 f orwarded to tbe Director ot ueourit;r , I. CU'llldian Forooo llo.:a<!quCU'ter•1 Ot t awa. The intor ~a tion oon tainoo 1n our r oJ.'()r to voul.d be contidential ond not r&vailllbl o t o t he pu blic . MJ{ aloru R. ~ , Cooper, H/C o<:~'l\ 1 r, , Vil'ootor, C ri ~inal Lnv8et1gat1on .THE D .0 , I , G. 517- 65 The Depar tmental Seoretarr Feb . 12, 1968 . Queetl on bJ Kr. Coatte M .P. - No . 1,008 - Votes and Prooee41nga No. 120 Tbt following q.uet1on vhiob. a pptara on Page l of Votea and Prooeed lnga No . 120 of Pabru&rJ 8, 1968 baa been aeked bJ Kr. Coatea, l'l.P.t "1. What department or departmenta ba•• been deleaated tbe reepone1bll1t{ ot 1a.eatlaat1ns report• on un1dentlf1ed flJ ng objeota tbat are brousht to tbe attention of the federal fover nment , and how man7 auob. n porta wre reoe1Ye4 n tba J•ara 1965, 1966 an4 1967? 2. W en 1n•eatlgat1oaa O&t'rle d out in taoh 1natanoe , to v bom vera tbe report• ma de and la t DI informati on oontained therein oontldent1al or a•ailable to tbl publlof~ 2 . The Oommlulollllr vou1d appreo1ate r our prov141nc the neoe aaarr lnfoa-aat1on, lneotar as the For oe \ a oonoerned, in o11der that a l'lplJ m &J be made i n tbl Houee ot Oommone. . I J S .A. Pe nnooll: , 0/Supt ., Departmental Seoretar7.TilE D . 0 . I. o. $17- 6$ The Departmental Seor e ta~J Feb. 12, lq6R. Quaatt on bJ Hr. Coates M.P . - No , 1, 006 - Votes and ~r oo eedt nga No . 120 The following q.~ aatl. on whioh a ppeare on Page 1 of Votee and Prooaadlnga No . 120 or Pa bruarr 6, 1966 baa bean a akad bJ Mr. Ooataa , M.P.: "1, ~hat de partment or dapartm.nte baYe been da1aaated the reeponslbllttr of la.aatlgattng re por ts on unldentltled rlJlng objao t s t hat are brouaht t o the attenti on or the federal sovernment, and how manr euob raporta ware raoel•ad ln tbl yeara 196$, 1966 and 1967? 2 . w are lnvaattgati one oar roled out ln aaob t natenoe, t o wbom ware tba l"t pol'te made, and ie t he 1nfol'lllat1on oontat ned therein oont1de nt1al oro aYailable t o tbl ~ubliof" 2 . T hAt Oommleuloner would apprao1ata r our provlclln& the neoeaaarr 'lnfortUt ion, l naofar a e t,tw ~ ' or o e ta oonotrnad, Ln order t hat a re plr mar be m ade in t be Houaa or Oommona. I J l.i: ,A, Pa nnook, 0/Supt ., Departm ental Seoretary,
'-';fo.S .. I . ._/ -- (_ lwJ T R:MP 11 OTT 62-63 PRIORITY DEFERRED VIC FE89 UNCLAS IXJNCAN DET FE89 - •. . ; (;ANFORCEHED INFO . ' \ CO~ OTT E DIV VIC ~ VICTORIA SUBOIV ·~~~~~~ ~~~ DUNCAN 33 FOR CFOC UFO REPORT. FLYING OBJECT SIQHTED 8:05AM 9• ~~ SOUTHWEST O~CAN BC BY WRS ~~ INDICATES THAT OBJECT PROBAILY BEACH AIRCRAFT WHICH TOOK OFF ROM !2::., PATRICIA BAY AIRPORT HEADING DUNCAN DIRECTION APPROX 8 MINUTES PR ,.-.f. m ~ TO SIGHTING. REPORT 1'0 FOLLOW 1" ~~ ,. • DUNCAN DET R:MPOL ICE WAS NOTED IN OR I Q I NAL TO CANFORCEHED- -<::'~ : .. .. .. ... . ' "" •
HQ-'+00~-5' Vol. 2 February 12, 1968 Colonel KcFarlean! Director ot Seaur tT, Canadi&D Foroea Bead~uartera, Be& TV Barracks 1 2S8 :-letealte Street, OTt~•, ontario. qr , EXEMPT10N1EXCePT10N I_ _ I -,1 ACCESS TO INFORtAATION ACT/ Dear 811' a \.01 S\JR L'ACW A L'IHFORMATION &ea -(Mra.~- ~t • CJ.aloeabol.aa D1at., Alta. 20 JIJI 68 - - --- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- Attached hereto tor your 1Dtormation please t1Dd a con ot a report in connection vith the &boTe a1&ht1.11s. Alao attached please t1Dd 11 subaectuent report 1n copneatiOD Vith a aishting in Non Scotia oa the 23/21t- December 67. :lcm • !0111'1 trUly. w.r ~ ... ,, '•••·• Assist:j • o:ricer in Charge , CrS•1nal Investigation Branch. - . ' r ·'- . . ... ,
BQ-4-00-Q-5 Vol. 2 Februar1 9, 1968 Colonel M eP'arle&n! Director ot Secur t1, Canadi&D Forces H eadquarter s , Beaver Barracks, 258 lfetcalte Street, OT't.t.WA1 Ontario. DBIPIIOfWCEPIION jq ( t) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ 1.01 SUA L'ACCaJ A L'INFORMATION --------------------- ~ttacbed hereto tor your information please tiDd a copy or a report 1n connection vitb the above a1aht1Dc. Also attached please tiDd a tubaequent report 1n connection with the s1abt1Dg in Nova Scotia on the 23/2~ Dec«Dber 67. Bile. A»h lcm Yours t ruJ:t, W .F .G. Perr:r, Insp., Assistant Otticer in Cbnrge , Criminal Investisat ion Br anch. .. ·.
• RCMP 10 OTI ,: f PRIORITY • ROMP 10 OTT lm 3 J '·!! PI! B • 1 . PRIOR I TY FRVR F EB3 UNCLAS L IC\J._,, fS T_L .... ..; • • I 11F 0 COMMR • K DIV EDM • • • • • • • PR183 FOR Cl=OC lFO REPORT . REPORTED SI GHTI NG OF lFO BY CST A MCLEOD Al'l> CST M. C. NADEAU SLAVE LAKE ALTA 4:1~M DATE . ROUI'I> I N SHAPE GIVING OFF INTERMITANT PI NK WHT +REDDI SH LIGHT, NO OTHER KNOWN OBSERVERS . Oa.JECT APPEARED ABOUf THREE (3) TI MES LARGER THAN A STAR BUT NO POSS I BLE WAY TO DETERM I NE DI STANCE OBJECT WAS AWAY FROM OBSERVERS OR ITS SIZE . SKY CLEAR V I S I BILITY GOOD . nYO MEMBERS ON PATROL NBR2 HWY NEAR WAGNER ALBERTA . OBJECT APPEARED I N THE NORTH EAST SKY Al'l> WAS V I EWED FOR ABOUT TEN ( 10) MINUTES . TRAVELLED HALF WAY ACROSS SKY THREE T I ME:S AT HIGH RATE a: SPEED A NO ON OCCAS I ON STOPPED FOR ABOUT ONE (1} MINUTE AND RE~INED STAT I ONARY • THEN CHANGED DIRECTION <F TRAVEL . Oa.JECT THEN GA I NED ALTITUDE AND • • • • • DI SAPPEARED IN NORTH PEACE RIVER S/b iV • RCMP 1 0 OTT EAST SKY. SOLACES RELIABLE . NO SOUND HEARD J oll) I L , -----: {pf ~, ;;-- d . ( / ~~- v I o. r AJfA c--~ e(· -:yr-:v68K lt00-34 THE CO MMISSIONER, C TTAWA. EXEMPTIONIEXCEP110N 19 ( ~~ ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTi LOI SUR L'AC~ A L'INFORMATION Re: - (Mrs.~- ~rt - Claresno!m ~Alta. 20 JAN 68 FOBWARDED 2-2-68 for your information. ~ . ~CUr4 ~ (w . c. Fr1tchett) Insp. , J -IsC "K" Division C.I.B.
,c.¥, OI C 61M ' ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA OU Mtt ltU: "-'UII'<UI t· • AUIIU 00Utt~S4 OIYIIIOH "K" SUI.QIY&SIOt~ · SOUI · O~StOf'f LETHBni ~ GE 20 JA!~ 68 tatr fU IUU1NCU. au. ooswus GtC; c~ fiV, t . . . .. ! ~ 1 . ~Irs, -- reported that at appr ox, 2:30 P.! :. she h.&d been sitting in her living room i n her farm hou:Je ,.,hich is 2} miles south and g 2 miles east of Claresholm, Alberta. Suddenly , the r oom became very dar k and when she looked uo at t he windo\'1' which is a large Picture window all she could see w~s a dark, charcoal grey, object just oi.ttsiie the winJow. She could see small patches of light and blue S~/ at each too corner of the window but the remainder of the vie1· 1 outside vras dark . This darlc object hovered there for a very few seconds and as she ron to the window to get a better view, it streaked off in a northerly direction &nd at about an 80 degree angle up\'lards . When she reached the windo\1, there was nothing in sight . 2, Mrs . - stated that she could not deter mine any shape to tne object as she could not see all of it and \1hen it left, there "'as just a da rk streak. She stated tha t when i t left, tile streak sho,'i'ed different shades of gray but she could not determine any other color , 3 , l·!rs,-- stated that about a minute prior to t he r oom becoming dark, she heard a loud noise to the south and at the time she thought it was a tractor or some like machine on the road , holfeVer, nothing passed on the road. 22 JAN 68 ~. RAdio l!.essage number Ll25 was dispatched t o our Lethbridge Sub/ Division as per instructions . 5 . .\ patrol \'l'as made to the-- f arm . There w·ere no signs of anyt hing having been in the area and there a re some shrubs right next to the house in front of the window, which were not da'maged in a ny way. There is a l>~ire running from the south ~1est corner of the house to the road and another wire from the north Nest corner of the house to the road , These wires are approx. t\'lenty fee~r s i de of the lofindow and about fifteen feet off the ground . ~~s . 11111111 stated that t he above described object, on leaving, 1·1ent nearly straight up to get over the \/irs on t he north lfe st . 6. ~ .:rs . ~ is a part time School Teacher and, a lthough she is l".Ot known personal!'y she is felt to be reliable , She did ;ldmit that she bQs read sev9rll boo~a on Flying Sauoe~s but she also st1ted th~t her sighting was nothin~ likt! a nything she h:id read on such ma~tera . •
• R C Mf>- 8&117•1 ROYAL CA -HSM TO~· COMMIItiONER --~ ll•C•Ioi·P· OTT"'W"' C oO• -------------------- DIV• o . c ·-------------------- . , 01 v. 11 c DitTo COP III:I TOt OUNTED POLICE I' ROM COMio'IIIIONI!R Pt•C•M•P• OTTAWA ... !'H" Div. CJ.B. CoO• -------------------- DIVo o.c. ____________________ al olv. 11 c oaT. OIAitY DATI! RI!OUI!ST IUe/OIV, "11.11: NO, A• II I• I RI!V, 1•1•811 AI POI'I T OAT ItO -------------1 1'-TTACHitO § IN,.ORMATION 1'-CTION ltNCLOIURit:l TO .. ltlCTKNDIID TD {0NCLYDED !'01'1 RllAIONI INDICA TllD ~ .. INI AND COITI PI'-ID "URTHII:R IINQ, NllG• AWAITING INITRUC TIONI TRIAl. DATil NOT Ill T OTHII:R Rlli'-IONit ~ AOJOURNilD TO AWAITING PI'-YMitNT 0 .... INit • COITI OIIPOIITION 0 .. lt:IIHI81TI UN~'<eLit: ltlllt:CUTI! WARRI'-NT IIUMMONII !tlt:PO!tT OVIlfiOUit:ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE • OENDARMRIIIOYW DU CANADA " 1- 1 NU lt'IIINCI~ " AUIIU OOUUSc OlV 0,.. AI I ~:::-:,"::::;H;,."-::::-::~=2~9'---=-l...:.:-6ll~--l .. t,.~s-x IUI·OfVtltOH • SOUl·OMl10Jrr4 smNEI 6llS-400..5 OD•C ... IHr.l>llA011MtHI SYDNEY 6~ -4 unidentified Flying Objoct - S ighti~ o£ 3ydney niver, C.B.Oo.,N.S. (2)/24 Doc 67f C!D7 ...... , ... .. 1. lteoeipt is acknowledged ot correspondonce of the 0.0. "H" Division dated the 24 Jnn 68 with minuta thereon of the o.c. Sydney Sub/Dirlsion of the 26 Jan 68. unlmown Tersion through their delay in advising this ~· . •' ... ~ ), In view ot tho foregoing, unless otherwise adYi•ed this , ; ~ tile will bo considered closed ot this of'tice. ·~ CO NCLUDED HERE. F1:ID )0 Jan 6ll ( R. A.M.) Sgt. 1/c D et.
January 31, 1968 Colonel HcFarlean 1 Director of tieour1ty, Cana d~an Forces Headquart3rs, Beaver Darracks , 258 ti etcalfe str eet, OTTAWA, O.ntnrio. Dear S11'1 Be: Unidentified Flying ObJect, !nuvik, N .w .T., 18 D&: 67, Sydney River t C.B. Co . 1 _N.S., 23/2~ DEC 67, Nr. Nelson, B.C. 1 30 DHC 67{ Carrot River Dist • 1 Saaku 0/ll JAN 68, WhiteMraa. XJ .. ~ U11 ~ Attacnod noreto for your 1Dtormat1on are cop~es of reports 1n oonneotlon vith the aoove sightings. Yours truly, II • .t Supt., Ott1c r 1n Charge Criminal vestigatioo ~ranch.• • • • • • • • • • 0 .. . RCNP Th OTT 9 PRIORITY/D~ERRED PR RUPT JAN27 UNCLAS TELLC • r.\,I IC.\f l J.j S CA~ORCEHED COPY SENT VIA RCMP TELETYPI ~ ~ c: A f 1~0 COt&R OTT PR194 FOR Q:'OS, l.FO AEfiORT. (A) 2:15PM 27/ 1/66 (B) CLOl.OY 700' CEILitG. (C) OBSERVED BY FIVE CITIZENS OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE CITY BC (O)OOWNTOWN AREA OF QUEEN CHLT CITY OBSERVED INITIALLY BY ABOVE FIVE PERSONS IHO WERE IN TWO GROUPS AT TIME Aht> FIRST SIGHTING M\OE INlEPENlENT CF EACH OTHER (E) AS ABOVE (F) WHALE SHAPED DESCRIBED AS HELICOPTER WITHOIIT ROTORS LACK IN COLOR ALTITU>E APPROX 500' HAD ZIG ZAG allYEYEKT. Olt..Y ON£ lFO (Q) THREE TO FIVE WINlJTES (H)
P :J-1"~ M (/ JJ\ 11 l~ 2 2S M\ I f,lj Rc MP 1 o oTT . - . H'A's:or.aui\ICl\·nons ITY PR IORITY RCMP VICTORIA JAN28 UN 12-13 PRIOR CMFORCEHE9 ll'f' 0 COt.t.fl OTT LWQ RECEIVED RCMP VICTORIA KQ FROM E.70 I 81280 FOR a OC' t.FO REPORT • F ~MP I<AtLOOI'S SUBDIV H~ QUDl'E~ ~ID FLYI~ OB.II!CT~t REPORT RECD lf016 RE OPERATIONAL ~N co-AIR . NILES NORTH ~ FROM BARRIERE BC (CLEARWATER DETACHMENT) 38 ~ ~t.t.OOPS 8C 28- 1 - 68 • · · • 0 PM . BSERVED COHTINOUJLY FROIA 7t00 PM TO 9t0 (A} 28-1-68 0 (B) OOK> a: SKYs CLEAR (C) OBSERVED BY t.flS TELESCOP!It - - - :. . . . (E) OlltER ~E8 I DENTS OF CoMMl.t41TY BELVD TO HAVE SEEN OBJ ECT. F LRTHER I~ TO BE &MOE. (F) OBJECT DESC AS A FO~ I'OINTED STAft CHANGING FROM BLUISH TO . ' . . . . GREENISH TO YELLOWISH ORANQE WHILE UNDER OBSERVAT I~ N. ONE BLINKING ' . . . . RED LIGHT ON EACH .HORIZONTAL POINT. UNABLE TO GIVE AOOLRATE • E'S TI~T& ~ ALTITLOE. DESO AS MED ALT SIMILAR TO Ht:IOHT A/0 FLY AT. I o o a , .-;•.. • ~EN FIRST OBSERVED WAS LOW IN WESTE~N HORIZON .GRAbll'LLY MOVED FROM ~ ~ WEST TO EAST. (OBSERVERS CLAIM LOOKING SOI/fH AN> OBJECT t.«>VEO F RO M ~~ ~IQHT TO LEFT) FINALLY APPEARED TO ~E STRAIGHT UP AM> FADE OUT. S~ t.flS --.FI RST RE~RTEO TO ~CAF STN M1" LOLO NR KAI.t.OOPS WHO i ~~ CALLED US. t.flS CLAIMS TO ~VE SEEN .THIS OBJECT ON ~~ 26-11-67 BUT DIDNT REPORT, F~THER INVEST BEING ~DE BY CLEARWATER ~~ OET Wlnt RPT TO FOLLOW ~UOTE O ~ ~ ROMP E DIVISION lj._____. , t..f ·• ·~" ~f,,/ J . [I· r' lftfl RCMP 10 OTT
' , ;~M P - 11187• I /llf2 titnJ- cfl- 5" A•tl 1·1 AI:V, 1· 1 · 81 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE D D AR DATE R Q E ST TO "RO~ .N SMITT AL AN y E U COMMIIIIO N &A COMM IIII O NIEA AoC•M• P • OTT AWA A•Co M. Po OTT AWA c.o. OIV• c.o. Jl G II otv. o.c. a/otv. o.c. alot v. tic o•T· tic Oil T o Co l'' tC .s OI AitY DAT I lt i! QUI!ST au a tot v. fFI L it N o , ~v - 1 tP L· -- T O U ltXTitN OK O T O ( a fk (L-W'fNtJ P IN IE AN O COI T I "'A IO "'UA THK A KNQ, N ll Ci o AWAIT INO INIT,.UC T IO N I TAIA I.. OAT & NOT l il T OTHitA "ltAIONI I OATil '2 ' j; I{: f A IEP O AT O A TKO j__' ~1 ATTACHED • ~fFO AMA TIO N C TION NCI.OI U A K I D IE T, ~ ILK fr,fO, .,)c) /(.. .a.<~ ~- - ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE- GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA OlHU ,IU UPIIIHCU. tU, AUJIU OO:UIUS, P.C.R. 1st report lVI H OAII "G" 16 JAN 68 SU.. Vl.$10t't·SOUS•O,VIl10H Yukon 101# I'll IVIfttoiCU. Ill. OOSSIUI OIQ 68- 400-ll OOI.OtMINT.O ACHfMlNf Whitehorse 9 ~ ~·~ 68_ ~ 1 rz-. ~l' I~ r----_..:.....::====-----==:::::~____:--0!--~----.J ~ 2 JAN 68 ~ l. At 9:15 P. M . - and - call.ed at the office reporting g~ the sighting of a strange-ocjiet at approx. 4:30P . M., 3 miles East m! of Whitehorse I y. T. ~ ~ 2, During subsequent interview the following statements were o.btained which contained the pertinent information of their sighting. Whitehorse, Y, T, Jan lOth, 1968 8:10 P.M. On 2 JAN 68, I was travelling by skidoo with 1111111111 who also had a power toboggan . I didn't have a watch but ~about 4:30 P.M. we were about 3 miles due East of Whitehorse on a logging tr'lil that used to lead to an abandoned saw mill. We were returning home and trav~ ing South West towards Whitehorse, I was looking back to see where was and at this time noted an object mostly above me not too far a ove tree level. The object moved at the speed I did and when I stopped the object stopped and remained above me a total or 3 or 4 seconds, then it moved sideways slowly and then disappeared behind trees , I never shut my machine motor down and never heard any noise except the skidoo engine. I never felt any beat or pressure and my machine operated normally. The object was oblong shaped, maybe 20 1 x 25' or more oblong than that. 'l'he object was orange red on the Ol.\tside with the centre portion mostly yellow with red and orange. It appeared florescent but didn ' t throw any light on the trees . The light was soft velvety and appear~ste~dy. Whenlllt approached the object moved orr . At first I thought head light was making the object light up but as he got closer I cou d feel it was making its own light. A t this time it was dusk, b~t a person couldn't see clear 20' ahead when travelling with the skidoo. I had no idea what this object was. I've heard of fire balls consisting of burning gas, but this was too definite a shape and oldn't light up anything and it moved and stop,ed fairly suddenly and there was no wind to account for this. The object appeared solid except for the centre which was wavy as are heat waves when I say the object was oblong, I feel the bottom was flat except for the centre, where the '118V'f portion mad~ it loo ike .. it was bulged out. Signed: . Witnessed: R.I . Fendrick, Sgt . Continue Page o 0~--------------------------~--------------------------~-----------
Ill: CONTIHIIATIOH C:•Df IIY. t• 4• 61 Whitehorse, Y.T. Jan lOth, 1968 7:40 P.M. rAG I 2. On 2 JAll 68, I was in c we were each riding on separate power toboggans. ing ahead of me, I was tollowing in his track 4:30 P.M. our location was approx. ) miles due East and perhaps a little North of Whitehorse. The sun was just setting. It was clear with no wind. I was momentarily out of sight of - and on ro~in a er I saw an oblong object which seemed to liei1i<)vering over He was still moving ahead, be had his lights on and I note t em moving. At this point I also felt heat around me, my machine slowed down to a crawl as if it WllS pushing something. '.l'he motor was still revved up aoo.l ' sounded normal. The heat was not intense but noticeable. The heat effect lasted tor only a few seconds and as soon as I got outside this heat effect my mach.ine speeded up. The object was about 50' ahead of me and maintained this distance. until my machine slowed down. It appeared to be about the size of a living room, kind of egg-shaped, the longest portion I would estimate at 20'. There was nothing hanging from it . It appeared to glow, with basic colours of yellow, red and a bit of orange. The colours appeared to be in layers, red, orange yellow, inside the two layers the colours mingled and pulsated. We were travelling in a South 'llest direction at this time. When the object moved off it appeared to travel South West towards Oray Mountain. The object travelled about 150 feet to 200 feet above tree top level. It disappeared fast but .this impression may have been due to restricted vision in the trees . I estimate the total time this object was in my view to be 7 or 8 seconds. I was in the heat area for 3 or 4 seconds. The object disappeared as I caught up to to wait for me. who had stopped I never heard any noise over the snow toboggan noise level. I know what a weather balloon looks like and have seen an actual one , and am sure this was not a balloon or any lcind of aircraft. Witnessed: R.I. Fendrick, Sgt . Signed:
KM'Uft CONTINUATION C-07 '"'· .... .. U : et al ), Object Report , 4. The Meteorology office released a weather balloon at 3:)0 P.M. These balloons are approx. 20 1 in diameter, made of white plastic and have a radio transmitter qttach~d in an aluminum box measuring 10" x 12". 5, The Dept , of ·rranaport Control Tower reported the following landings and take offs in the vicinity of 4:00 - 5:00 P.M. l and 2 JAN 68 : CESSNA 172 landed at 4:)6 P. M . l JAN 68. !ERONCA landed at 4:26 P. M. l JAN 68 , DC-68 take off 4:07 P. M . 2 JAN 68 . ASTEC landed 4:0) P. M. 2 JAN 68. 6, The control tower controller reports seeing a sun dog effect near the base of Gray Mountain i n the afternoon on 1 JAN o8 , A second controller noted this effect in the A.M. of 2 JAN 68 but not in the afternoon, G ray Mountain is located approx. 3 miles ESE of Whitehorse, 7. A power dam located l mile South of Whitehorse increases "local moisture content in the atmosphere and is .l ocally believed to be the source of the sun dog effect created and observed at numerous occasions , 8. Both - and - appeared certain of what they observed in the afternoon of 2 JAN 6a:--with due consideration for their agee, it is reasonable to assume they definitely observed an unusual object and are describing their observation to the best of their ability. Both boys appeared of average intelligence and maturity and under the ~ circumstances I do not feel that they are unduly embellishing their g stories . 9 . It was learned that a .further tu. 1~"'· two i ounger chi Th9.4.e were age years and age • years , chil ren on 12 of mother and obtained the following information: related that on l JAN 68 at approx. 4:00 P.M. she y up bank leading up to the airport. Saw an orange quite a ways up in the sky, It was all orange and didn't glow. It was in one place for awhile then it went rapidly straight up, she didn't hear any noise and estimated the location as being over the North end of the airport . Suggested the shape appeared to be somewhat resembling an oblong balloon. 10. above the airocirt object disappear advised he sa• 11 a big orange thing on top and bottom , he saw the up and said it went much faster than a jet . ll, The children didn't report this to parents until the morninr. of 3 JAN 68. It is suggested that this is aftar a local g radio announcement about the obj.::ct seen by - anr.l - The children brought out a magazine on flying saucers whichlCOntained ~~ nwnerous articles and dra\~ing3 wherein they pointed out objects similar to what they had observed , Because of the cige of the children, ;;he access to flying saucer l)Ublications and the news ol-~==~~~~~=-~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~--- Continued Page 4 • • .· , • •
ICMPMJI CON!l!IUATIOI< (•111 ..... 1· 4· 61 .. , 't.OI at a l 4.. Object Report , AND THE ~IS bulletin on a local obse~ration, it is felt that the information from the two children must be considered unreliable. 12. Attached is a replica of a sketch drawn by 1111111 depicting the object he had observed. . ) S/Sgt . O.C. WHITEHORSE } c----, ,. ., ~ -j (~ -/../U deL~ ( · 8 t. (R.I. Fendrick) Hl5S~4~ Whitehorse Detachment. 16/l /68 - This report i s !urther to telex message WHSE 10 dated 4 JAN 68 . CONCLUDED HO::RE 1/c oL-----------------------~---------------------------------------- • '
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•f ~~ 100, OlCtUO ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCf -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA . ~ U '"l IUfA1HCU1 IIF WIIU OOSSlUS. SUI.QIVIIIO,.. . SOUt. OMIIOH JAN 68 First: WEST!il'tN AROTIO OltACHM~l:Olf A I:M IMINJ .rnuvrx unidentified Flying Object, Inuvik, N. W.T., 16 DEC 67, Assistance to OANFORCEBED 6&/A-1+00-6 68-400-2 1. The following is submitted in compliance with Operational Manual, CO•Air, paragraphs 6 a~d 7. (a) Date and ttme ot sighting: 18 DEC 67, 7:50 AM. . . (b) Condition ot skys overcast, cloud 9/10 1 s strato cumulus 6 ceiling aattmated 51 000 ft., win4 ENE at 2 mph., temperature -7 : (o) (d) (e) Location of observer(s) at ttme of sighting: - and- ~ were driving to work on the Inuvik/-ir ort roid"ipproxima~ . three milu north of the airport. was in his office at · the airport t~inal. Airport loca on 18 min. N, 133° 29 min.w.· of ot~s also observing the UFO : (DBs ~~ Student, Inuvik, N.W.T. (.t') Description of sighting: All observers state the UFO appeared aa a very bright, white, light. The light was round in shape and looked liiUCh like the landing light of a large aircraft. None ot' the observers could estimate the a~titude ot the lisht , but the three men state it seemed to be at an angle of about 30° . The light seemed to move in an east to west direction and also appeared to move away from the observers. This was not a steady light, but seemed to blink, or flicker, but not in any regular mytbm. There was no n~iee beat, or other peculiarity noted in relation to this light. states that he feels this light must have been a star but ~led bl....!!le apparent movement and brilliance. llllllt• ......-r a~d IIIIJ o.t'ter no explanation for this light. (g)Duration of observation : Observers watched this light from 7:50 AM until approximately 8:40 AM, 18 DEC 67. (h).-, - and-- state that since sighting this U.~llt ) they have noticed one partio~ar atar that seems to appear moat mornings at the same time, and in the same l ocation, ns they saw the lignt. The main difference being that this star is not neMi 4 as brilliant or large as the light appeared to ba . This star also appears to ~ve in an eaot to west direction and fades away aa daylight increases . ..2 OL-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
~ .. • H.) 15519. 'U>O~o rouvik Det~ . CO "G" OTTAWA ' FORWARDED 18 JAN 68 for your information. 2. Any future sightings of U-F.o.rs will be reported by Telex 1n accordance with instructions. CONCLUDED HERE. -----·---·--- c P,e£.--..~ , S/Sg~, '"' c. J. Dent~nsp., o . c. Western Arctic S Div. f>,O.O oL_------------------------------------------------------
• • • GSS-400-S GSII- 400 - ~ -X I'll(" U iv1aion Halif ax, u . s ,, January ?4 , 1968 The o.c. Sydney Sub-Division Ret Uniden~i!ied rlylng Objeo~ - S1nht1ng ot , Sydney RiverL C. fl , Co., 1. 9 . ( 23/2- peg 67) Receip ~ ot 3ydney De~ a chn ent report o! 17 Jan 6a ie n o knowled~ed . ~ . I~ is n1~1d t hat in1~1a l inveettgation wao comple~od on 27 Ueo 67 , however, a neeaftgt wAs no~ eub- ~ i~ted until 8 J an 68 , thle is eono1dered nn undue delay, P'or your fu~uro ~lidnnce please ensure m eesar.ee are aub- ~itLed promptly ae requi r ed by Operational ~anual 00- nir, pn rar.r u.phe ) und 4. ) , Kindly ~ve Sydney De ~n ohment comply wtth Operational ~Qnual 00- Alr, parugr aph 7 in nvaluatl ng ~he relhbility of t he various aource o or these ei(lhti "tt•• ,., IJ, U, I , - o.D . 5 reb M. (B, Porter\ C/Supt. Commnndtns •H~ U lvis1oA 'rlw Co- • • f'OR'# 1RDED for your informa1,ion . The ai~htin8 was n ot considered ~o be a U. F.O. Copies or Messare attached . ~·u rther correspondence ~:ill fol~ in due course. llnlifruc 1 u.s. ((; P~f~ l C/Supt ., 24 ,Jan v!l . Commanding "H" Division Encl... •• • • vx • RCMP HFX • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • 3 PRIORITY SYD JAN8 UNCLAS H DIY HFX $21 FOLLWG INFO REC ' D SYDNEY DET AT 9:30 PM DEC24 AN OBJECT BELIE ~ VED TO BE ~IREBALL SIGHTED BY SEVERAL PERSONS THI S AREA . SKY WAS CLEAR , OBSERVERS WERE AT 210 WEIDNER DR SYDNEY RIVER AND RR1 NORTH SYDNEY , BOTH HOMES FACED EASTER LY DIRECTIONS. ONE BURST WAS SIGHTED WHICH SEEMED TO DIS INTERGRATE OBJECT . COLOUR OF FIRE OR RED COALS . SI ZE CHANGED ACCORDING TO ONE OBSERVER BUT ROUND IN SHAPE AND NOT AS LARGE AS MOON. SEEN COMING FROM EAST AND VISIBLE FOR APPROX TWO M INUTES . NO SOUNDS HEARD AND ELEVATION NOT KNOWN AT APPROX SAME TIME ON DEC23 A SIMILAR OBJECT WAS SIGHTED AT COX ~ HEATH PUMPING STN AND APPEARED TO HAVE LAN DED IN SYDNEY RIVER NO KNOWLEDGE OF SAME OTHER THAN AN EXPLOS IVE FORCE OCCURRED WHEN OBJECT HIT WATER . THI S WAS BEL IEVED TO HAVE BEEN AN ELECTR ICAL PHENOMENA HOWE VER ENQUIRIES WITH LOCAL POWER OFFICIALS REFUTE TH IS THEORY . JUST PR IOR TO INCIDENT ON DEC23 THEKE WAS A LOUD WH ISTL- ING NO ISE FOR APPROX 10 SECS AND ONE SIGHTER DESCRIBED SAME AS SIMILAR TO A FALLING BOMB. REPORT DELAYED AS FIRST REPORTS INDICATED THAT THE INCIDENT WAS AN EXPLOS ION FROM SOME LOCAL SOU RCE , PROBAB LY ELECTR ICAL POWER LINE BUILDUP BUT S UBSEQUE NT INFORMATION AND INVESTIG ATION SUGGEST THAT A TYPE OF FIREBALL MAY HAVE HIT AREA ALSO BELIEVED THAT ONLY O NE INCIDENT OCCURRED AND THAT THE DIFFERENT DATES ARE DUE TO CONFUS ION IN TIME BY THOSE REPORTING SYDNEY S/DIV RCMP HFX
• OIJno ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE ·GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANAD~ Qtl"lO ~ I 0U UfHCI)< I r. AU 10 OOUUJ.t Unidentified Flying Object - Sighting of - Sydney River, C.i3. Co., ri . :3 . 2)/24 DEC 67 23 DEC 67 . • em u v. , . .. . " l. This date a phone call was received from rir . ~ R. R.#J Coxheath Rd . , C. B. Co , l N .s. stating that he ~r d. a loud whistle , saw a flash ot· light, and then heard an explosion from behind t he Pumping Station Rd . , N. S •. - worlts at the Dept , of Transport House at CoxhF.lath, N. S .-ancrlle' was at work 11hen,)le _Aaw this f also a couple par ked in the area!_>= 207 Leeaide D r.~ Coxheath , N. S . and • , Coxheath N , ::;, - states that by the explosion and t~at they~heard this before the explosion . I 2 , Cats , 0 . W, CARVER and D , Q, Mc?HERSON o£ Sydney Highway Patrol \>tare contacted by police radio and t·tere instr ucted to make a patrol to the scene . Upon arrivali these members conducted a search of the area, ho\'/ever, •11ere unable to ocate any reason for the explosion. J , It was believed that this explosion ~tas caused by an electrical build-up, as po11er lines run across Sydney River at this point. A check 1 ·tas made with Seaboard Light and Po~1er Co., but due to the holiday they could not be of assistance until 27-12-67 . 27 DC:C 67 4. On the abov e date further contact was made \'lith the Seaboard l.ight and ?ower Co . and they stated that following an investigation they l'lere or the opinion that this "!Xplosion ~tas not caused by the po1t~r lines . Sa date a call ·r~aa received at this office from _- 210 Weidner Dr . , Sydney aiver, N. 3, who cl~ that s ~ sh of light coming in from the east and then drop, This 31ghting was seen at approx . 9:30 , ,m . , 2~ 67, as she \·tasn 1 t sure ~that night that she saw it . ~ 1-irs. --· R. R./11 North Jydney , N. S . also saw this flash of li ~ht but she ,.,asn ' t sure whc.t • night she saw it, either the 23 or 24 DEC 67 . 2 JAN 6$ 6 . This data statements were taken from the people ··1ho had sa en the flash of light and a re attached to this report. 7 . Instructions .:l S outlined in vperati onal ;.;~mual , CO- AZR , sightings of meteors or fireballs t ~·tere follo1~ed and a message •·ta.s sent to Sydney Sub/Division this aave . .. c .,tJ• D df ?.\J;!; T./0, •• , • • OL_------------~----------------------------------~~---------
l ' OIJU. Unidentified Flying Object - OON'D FROM PAGE ONE ••••• SUB/DIVISION THIS DATE, saw Manual, co-AIR, each cas~. · be noted that (statement #l) and 0£ light . n~ lG r<lnL paragraph 14, COHTIHUATIOH • SUtn Dl CU7 UV. l• 41• M "2" ceJrscms interviewed, statement 121 in Operational were follotted in 9. This writer is not in a position to pass an opinion on this matter but there is a strong possibility that these sightings were in fact a falling meteorite, 10. CONCLUDED HERE. t.t~ 3/0at, .c. Cowan) - 25396. oL-----------------------------------------------------------------
• Ol JtJ. CONTINU.TION • IUI'fl Ol C%), tiV. I • 4 •M '""' ' STATEMENTS EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION I q ( I ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ r----L----------------------~W~I~SU~R~·~~~~~~~------~ ST.\TEMENT # 1 STATEMENT OF: (A) 24 DBO 67 (could be 23 DEC 67, not sure), approx. 9:30P.M. (B) Clear. (C) Sitting in a ohair in the living roo~, looking out of a window facing east. (D) One burst, then dropped straight down. (!) Brighter than moon. (F) No colour, just a bright light. (G) Size changed, viewer first saw the light as a small speck in the sky and it seemed to move toward the viewer, as it came closer it got larger in size and in brightness. (H) Approximately 2 minutes, didn't see any tail . (I) No sound. (J) Approximately ~5 degree angle towards the house. (K) No. At approximately 9:30 P.M. I was sitting in mr living room. I happened to look out the window and noticed this ba 1 of light coming towards me. As it got closer it grew in size and got a lot brighter. It then seemed to stop !or a fraction or a secondt then got very large and dropped. I ran to the door to see if it had aropped as the window that I was looking out of is up quite high. When I got outside I couldn' t see anything. I didn't report this at the time because I wasn't sure as to what I saw and I wanted to know if anyone else had seen it. Wit: J.O.Cowan - 3/Cst. Sgd: Mrs. EXEMPTlONIEXOEPnQH I '7 ( I ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOISUR t.'ACC:e A t.'IHFOAMAnON O L--------------------------------------------------------------------
tEo 0 1111. STAT.El>IENTS CO~ II ~ U .. IIOH • IUIR 01 a¥1 IIV. I •4•66 1'-01 ~~~ ~~~-r--ST-A~~--N-T-#--2------------------------------------~ ~ ~ STAT EbtENT OF: ~ - ~ (A) 23 or 24 DEC 67, approximately 9:30 P.M. (B) Olear, as the stars could be seen. (C) Sitting in a chair in the kitchen, looking out of a window facing east. (D) ~o bursts, only a ball or fire with a bright tail. (E) As bright as the moon. (F) Colour of tire, tail was same color only brighter. (G) Not as large as moon, round in shape. (H) Not sure, about 5 seconds. (I) No sounds. (J) Moved in a right to left direction on an approximately J~ degree angle. ( K) No. I wa~sittin in a chair in the kitchen talki ng to my sister-in- law, Mrs. • My attention was drawn to the window by a red light. oo ed out tne window and saw a l arge round red ball of fire with a red tail streaki ng across t he sky . We discussed it for a few minutes as to what it could be, then we went out on the step and couldn't eee anything, We then came i n and tal ked about it some more. I didn't report it then as I wanted to wait and see if anyone else had seen it. The window acts as a mirror at night when the kitchen light is on. This ball of fire was bright enough to be seen through it. Wit: J.C.Oowan J/Ost. Sgd: Mrs. 0~-------------------------------------------------------------------
. --- COHTIINATIOH · SUITt 01 em' nv. •·•· " .. , fAOI n o&Jfr. ~~ 9 ~--~~-----------S-TA_T_ mm __ NT-S----------------------~ ~I" ~~~ ~- STATEMENT It 3 STATEMENT CF : I was working at the Dept . or Transport Pump House the night or the 23 DEC 67. At approximately 9:30 P.M. I heard a whistling noise for about 10 seconds and then I heard an explosion and I saw a flash of light . The colour of the light was white. The flash of light went up into the air approximately 100 feet in an inverted cone shape, At the time I was sitting in a chair looking out a window facing east. This explosion took place approximately 400 fe&t from the Pump House. Approximately 10 minutes after the explosion I went over to the area where it had happened and I didn't notice anything unusual. Wit: J.C.Oowan 3/Cst. Sgd: STATEMENT I 4 STATEMENT OF:----- (B. - ~eat~JAN68 I was sitting in my oar at the Dept. of Transport Pump House with -...or 200 Leeside Dr., Coxheatb N.S. At approximately 9:30~ 67 I heard a whistling noise that seemed to have started in the distance, then kept getting louder and louder. I heard this noise for about 5 seconds, then there was an explosion nearby, This explosion was on the left hand side of my oar, At the time my oar was facing east. After the explosion I saw a blue flash o£ light •• At the time of the explosion my car was shaken quite abit, I did not see the explosion , only a flash of light and felt t he vibrations !rom it. Wit: J . O,Cowan 3/ Cst. STATEMENT f 5 STATEMENT OF: Sgd: I was sitting in ~o ar at the Dept. of Transport Pump House with George ~~:Zj DEC 67. I heard a whistling sound tor approximately 5 seconds then there was an explosion which r ocked the oar. I also saw a flash of light, but I didn't see the colour of i t as I wasn't looking that way at the time. The explosion came from the left hand side of the car. ij~-~ W = i~t~:~J~·~c~.C~aw2an~~J/~C~s~t~·---------------------------~ S~gd~= ~~~~~~~~~~~'- · --
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ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE - GENDARMERIE ROY ALE DU CANADA First report. ~~~ ~~~~~~ r.;:----L----~~=---~----1 ~ ~ (BD: ~ et-al, Report of Unidentified Flying Object, Carrot River Dist., Sask., 10/ll JAN ~ ~ ~----------------------------------~~----------------------------~ ~~ et-al1 - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - --- ----- -- - --- ll JAN 68 On the above date, the two above noted persons came to this office reported that they had seen a U,F,O., in the AM of this same date. ~~~:•~ements were obtained and are attached to this report. (J.) The tollolving information was obtained from the two observers : Date and time of sightingt 10 JAN 68 - 10: 30PM ll JAN 68 - 1:30AM ) • (B) Condition ot skys Clear with moon and stars . (C) Observers: (l) (2) Carrot River, ~as k. Carrot River, Sask. (D) Location of observers at time of sighting! 3t miles north and 1 mile west of Carrot River, Sask. (B) There were no other observers. (F) Description of sighting! Two blue flashes at intervals of 2 or 3 seconds and l asting about ; seconds, This was on the 10 JAN 68 . Blue flash circular wi th cone sbaped tail and rounded at the tap~ed ~ end. Behind the circul ar portion on the object was blue, red and l white flickering sparks . The object moved away and towards the . ~ observers in a pendulum motion and at the same time was increasing and decreasi~ g in size. (G) Duration of observation - 10 JAN 68 1 . 10:30Pt4 - less than a minute . ll JAN 68, from about ltOOAM - 1:30&~ till about 21~5&~. _ (H) Other relevant information! Object lighted about 100 sq. ft. The light was described as a turquoise blue . The object followed the observers into Carrot River, Sask. The light had jerky movements and when compQred to the stars it was much bigger and br1gb.ter and actually looked lil<e a moon. It was first described as being the size of the stop light on the fender of the police oar. Object was alwa1s about lt miles high and lt to 2 miles away. Both observers said~s light had some kind or physical effect on t ham because ~ompla1ned or a bad (COtlT'D ON PAGB FIVE)
• CO,..fi~UAIIOH • SUitt 01 C'U7 IIY 1•4 • UNIDF.NTI~ I ~D FLYING OBJECTS •••••••••••• headache while that the right side of his face became numb, They also s object bad some kind of drawing power which mad'! you teel like going to it. This object would change it's color from a da.rk blue to a light blue and almost to a white. 3, ~he above information was made subj~ct of a Prior ity message from Prince Albert Sub/Division to 11 F 11 Division Headquarters i n Reginal. Bask., or the 12 JAN 68. This was in compliance with Paragraph 6, CO-AIR or the Operational Manual. 4, On this same date, patrol was made to the scene ot the sighting. This area was thoroughly checked by the Carrot River Town Policeman, Noble PED~SON and myself. Nothing out of the ordinary was found, There were numerous animal tracks located in the area and this is hot uncommon, No evidence ot any type of flying vehicle having landed in the area was found, As tor the noises in the bush1 this was probably caused by the animals moving around, All the farmers in the area were questioned to ascertain it they had heard or seen anything out of t he ordinary but . nothing of value was learned. There were no other r eports ot U,F,O,'S in this area: Nipawin and Tisdale Detachments were checked with negative results. · ~ 5. Both observers are sincere in what they said they saw and in t heir -~statements, -ow , it is strange that they were the only ones to see ~~the U,F,O. admits to having spent six i!i!ee s n a psychiatric ~ center in Sas a oon, Sask,, in OCT-NOV, 1966, states that he is ~ not highly excitable and I must a~ this for a 1 the time that he ~I ~:, was in this office he was calm. -appears to be very stable, Her ~mother told me that she has never" for maki~g up stories, She appeared very relaxed and calm, told me she had previously _ seen a U,F,O, land around Arbortie d, Sask., in the summer of 196? . Both ~ observers stated that they know what they saw and that is all that matters, ~~ 6. There is nothing more that can be done on this matter at this point, ~~so this file is being concluded, Any further reported sightings will be ~~r eported forthwith. CONCLUDED W'~E: ~Ep1. 1/c Carrot River Detachment, {6( #'. 6:- 3/Cst, (H,B. Esson) 254)5 Carrot River Detachment. ol_------------------------------------------------------ •r .:. .. OJJUo Report of - UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT ,..,, ~~i ~~~rS-TA_T_E-~~~ --- 0- F ~ ............... ----------------------------------------------~ ~~-<CARROT RIVER.~' ! i: ~ 11 On the 10 JAN 68, myself and were parked J!- miles ~~north and l mile west of Carrot River , ask. glanced out the window S2 ~to the west and saw a light, It was a very brilliant M l It flashed ~~as and then moved over to the east side of the car where saw it. It ~ R g was the same light. It flashed again and then ~1e saw in the south- ~ west and again the same ligh~. We could only see it for about 2 seconds ~i and then it would !lssh. Then about five minutes later it would appear · "-r~ again in a different direction. The light would be about lt to 2 miles ~· away . When it appeared in the south-~-1est it stayed for about ten mimtita.·.:.: t this time it changed colour from a dark blue,. to a light blue and to a:· ~ : white. All these colours were bright, during tn1s time we heard noises ~n ~ the bush, on all sUes of us, but only on one side at a time. We could ·,•· hear trees breaking and then a thump -thump-~hump . This noise lasted about !ive minutes. We both saw three to five objects pass ahead of e couldn ' t say what these objects were they could have been some animal, we saw their tracks . They could have been animal tracks, t~·~· ; ould De ~bout 100 teet south of us. We heard these noises be~w••An and lt30AM·. We decided to start back to to\tn then. The light fu..I..LO~IliQ:tc s all the way into town. It moved in jerks . It was all over the s~y in no set pattern. We got to town between 2aOOAM and 2115AM. We d up and down main street a couple of times with t he light following us the time . We stopped by the public school fa cing south . We could see this light to the west of us above Barney LAMEY'S Insurance building. I was almost above us at this time . This time when we stopped the light~ stopped to but kept on shinning. We lett the school and proceeded to ~ house . When we turned west onto the Cod.2!lLRoad we both started to feel • funny. I got a terrible headache while llllr got a tunny feeling in his · head . It didn ' t feel like a headache but sort of a numbness of the right . side of the head. This f·~ feeling would run from his head, down the . back of his neck and down his spinal column . We parked in front ot tlllllll house facing south. The light follo\ied us all the way. We watched ~~ about another 10 minutes . At this time it would be to the southwest of us~ abl')ut a mile away. It would move tol>'ards us and then ~ova back and ._ ,,.; disappear for about 2 seconds and then reappear . At this time we not~ced i a formation of ice on the hood of the car. - made a diagram or it. '· It was the ou-11 of a fac e . When we saw t"Fii'S"both of us went in the I' house. We tol mother ahout it but she wo••ldn't jo outside and look at it. stayed at home, while I took h:l.s car and proceeded home. All this time that I was driving home this light w as still in the sky about a mile away or less. It was going in a square pattern but always in jerks, and very fast. It w~ s a constant brilliant blue all this time. I got over t o my house and watched it for about another 2 minutes. I then went in tbe house. I would say that the light was as big as the stop light on the fender of the police car but was probably much bigger as it lias orr in the distance . It was a cone shaoed ob ject. It was either dark or light blue or el se white all the time that we saw it. It seemed to have a exhaust with sparks coming from it . We never noticedwheormation of ioe on the hood of the car until we parked in front or house. We saw this light off and on between 10t30PM and 2t45'AM bu especially after ltOOA!.f, I just remember seeing one other car all night. We were both real~ed all this time. I had one bottle of beer to· drink a'>out 8:00PM at - oL_--------------------------------~--------------------~--~- (CONI'!D ON PAGE THREE)
r COf'ollu .. v ., t :o ..., . )UII r O j y r .,. Repo r t of - i::..; :: 9 ~ (,j u .:; - ~ ~ r-----~------------------------------------------------------------------~ ~ ~ ~ STAfS i'W:~F!' fu~ ·< ~~~~~~~~~2a~~~~~~~------------ u 0 -lfi Y:! ~ ~ 11 On th,; 10 J .U 6<.: 1 m yseL' and ·,;e r e pa:-!.:ed 3t miles ~~:... north s.nd 1 mile ••es: o! Carr ~ t River, Sask . gl1nced out the • dindow ~<~>a: to the •t~est a nd saw a light . It ;ras a very bril.:.i;::;t ~ I t fla shed :; t3 i]l and then :noved ove :'.' to uhe ea.s t side of t t e car wher e - sa1 v it , It ~ 8 2'i Has t he same li ght . It f l ashed a<;ain and t hen 1 · 1e saw it i n the so •.tt h- w < ;::j wes t a nd a gain the same li gh : . He could onl y see it for about 2 s econds .. . ). and then it lvould fl ash . Then about five minu ::es later it • t~ou ld appear again in a different di r ection. The l i ght •.vould be about lt t o 2 miles . a•11a y . Whe n i t .apJlea r ed i n the south- \·lest 1t stayed for a bout te n minutes. ~ · At this time i t changed colou r f r om a dark blue to a light blue and to a • whi te . All these colours were bri ght , duri ng thi s time w e hea rd noi ses in ' the bush , on all sides of u s , but only on one side at a time . W e could · hea r trees breaking a nd then a thump- t hump- thump . This noi se l ast ed .for . a bout five mi nu tes . He both saw th r ee t o fi ve objects pass ahead of us .! '". we couldn ' t say what t he sa ob j ec t s were, the y could have been some kind } P.!~~ ra ni mal, we saw their t rack s . They could have been animal t r acks , the ,~t~aoks would be about 100 feet south of u s . \lfe hear d ~hese noises bet \'i'een 1:00AM~ \: and 1 : 30AH . 'le decided to start back to to1m then . The li ght follo wed ~ ~'t1l us all the way in to to~m . Ii: moved in jerks . It was al l over t he s ky J5u't.JU .in no set pattern. ·.ve got to town betl'l'een 2 :00A:1 and 2 : 15'AH . 1 ile drove ~~· ~1J.-"t'. :Up and ao•11n m ain street a coup l e o ~ timP.s l·li th the light f ollowing u s all .~ . the time . ile s toooed by t he nublic school .:a cing south . 'lfe coul d see' }"c •• this li ght to the ' west of us a bove Barney LAi·lEY 1S Insur ance building . I t ' : .was almost ebo'le us at this t ime . This ti:ne • .-1flen 1 1e s tlnoned the light 1 stop!)ed to but k ~ pt on shin."''ing . 'lie left the school and· proc eeded to - house . 'Nhen we turned •,res c on to the C od~ !l.oad w e both sta r ted to feel funny . I sot a ce:-r ible ":eadache .. .,h!le - got a funny .feeling in hi s r head . lt didn ' t !:eel l i ke a head::.che but sort of a numbness of the right . [Side of the head . This .f."• 1nny fe eling w ouli r " n from his !n ad, down the •back o~ his neck and do·,rn hi s sui !1a1 column . We oa:-\ced i n f r ont of--· .house racing SO '..lCh . rhe ligbt foll o•.~ed US all the wa1 . He Hatc hed i t fo.r _'. about anothe r 10 :ninutes . At this time it would be to the southwest of us -·. r a b·ut a mile a· .. 1ay . It woul d move towar ds us a:1d then move back and ' ~ l d1 sa ?99ar fo r about 2 seconds and then r eappear . At this t!rne we no t iced , a fo r mation of i ce on the hood o:;' the car . - made a diagram of it . 1 rt 'lias the outline of a rae~ . i·lhen va S!i'·~ t!::i.s ho\;h or u s went in the l house . '1/e t o l~ c:other a::o .\t it but she ,,.,o ·ldn ' t go outside a nd l ook a t i c . -' s ta)red a: home , ',/hile I tock hl s ca r and proceeded home . All this time that I 1 vas driving home thi s li gh: ·~a s s till in the si<y ab0ut a m ile a 1.•ta" or less . It 'daS going in a square pattern but e.l:vay s in j e rk.s , and ver y !.'ast . It ':I"' S a cons t <>nt b!':!..lliant blue all this time. I go t over ;o my house a nd :·Ia tc hed it fo:- a bout another 2 minutes , I the n 1 ·rent in the house . I w ould say that the li ght ~ ~s as big as the stop li ght on the fende r of the police car but 'lias proba'·ly much bigg er a s it Has off in the dista nce . It \vas a cone she.oed ob ect . It 'II<~ S either dark or light blue or else white zll the time that we saw it . It s eemed t o have a exhaust 'Iii th soarks coming from it . 1 1 le nev ~ r noticed the ('o rma tion of ice on the hood of' t.h'3 car • Jntil we park9d in fr ont of - house . • ,re sa1; this light off an.d on bet ~1 een 10 : 30PN and 2 : 1+5'A~1 but especially after l: O OAt1 , I .1 ust remember s e~ in g one ot her C<lr all ni ght . 1 :/e were both r ea l~ed all this time. I had one ·,oi: ble I'J .f." beer to dri rtlt a ':out 8 : 0 CPt·f at - OL_--------------~--------------~----------------------------- (CQN'l' I D 0 N PAG E 'f!ffiEE)