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|  1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
| --- | --- |
|  26 August 65 27/0100Z | Alexandria, La.  |
|  3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION  |
|  Civilian | Astro (ARCTURUS) ☑  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | Arcturus at 30 deg elevation 275 deg azimuth near the reported position of the object. Sighting characteristic of a star/planet observation.  |
|  One |   |
|  5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS  |
|  90 Minutes | White-yellow star shaped object brightened then dimmed. Had red color change. At 40 deg elevation in the West. Observed on and off for over 90 minute period. Object at…

26 Aug
27/0100-02302
S. ALEXANDRIA, LA.
26 Aug
JAS
18 Aug 65 18 252
1-4EW(URS)
CCN-032

JAN 1965 1002030 DS3420HYC325
PP 100322
QA RUSTEUA4.11 24210.7
E13 10000
P 10002
PR 4.17PR ENGLAND AFL LA
TO FONSALP/ADO
RU111A/TAC
RU0802/AFLC FOREIGN TECH RU 8111111
RU0802/AFLC

-2 PARK 143

MISD REPORTING DATA AND FORMAT:
A. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTS:
1. STAR SHAPE (CISQUAR)
2. SIZE OF A QUARTER MILD AT ARMS LENGTH
3. WHITE YELLOW
4. 1 CITED
5. NO FORMATION
6. DRIENTENED AND THEN DINKED AND THEN THERE WAS RED

PAGE 1 RUMTELLA 11 UNCLAS
LIGHTS. THIS HAPPENED SEVERAL TIMES.
7. NONE
8. NONE
9. NONE
10. DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE OF OBJECTS.
1. BROUND-MINULLY SITTING IN A CAR LOOKING AT GUY
2. THE ANGLE OF ELEVATION WHEN FIRST OBSERVED WAS 4 DEGREES.
3. CAME AS NUMBER 2.
4. LOOKING AT A WESTERLY DIRECTION AND OBJECT MOVED FROM SOUTH TO NORTH, EACH AND FOURTH SEVERAL TIMES.
5. AP…

1. OTHER INFORMATION.

# 2. LOCATION OF OBSERVER:
1. SOUTH ALEXANDRIA, COORDINATES 3117 & MCTR, 322243 WEST.

# 3. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON OBSERVER:
1. A. CIVILIAN, MR. , 23 YEARS OLD, IS AT PRESENT A REAL ESTATE AGENT. HE LIVES AT . ALEXANDRIA.
2. CIVILIAN, MISS , 23 YEARS OLD, SHE WORKED FOR HER FATHER. SHE LIVES AT . ALEXANDRIA, LA. ESTIMATE OF RELIGIOLITY, I FEEL THAT THEIR OBSERVATION IS RELIABLE YET THEIR DESCRIPTION WAS NOT EXACT ENOUGH TO PIN POINT ANY SPECIFIC OBJECT.
3. N/A

# 4. WEATHER AND WINGS
1. CLEAR
2. WING DIRECTION AND VELOCITY:
A. SURFACE - 12 DEGREES AT 4 KNOTS
B. 1…

4. VISIBILITY AND HELP
5. CLOSE OVER - HIGH THIN AND SPOKE, 1977 CENTRAL AND
REARTERED
6. TRANSMITTANCE - NONE
7. VERTICAL TEMPERATURE GRADIENT. - 25 DEGREES F.
I. NONE
J. UNKNOWN
K. KENNETH P. KUDOLA, LT., USAF, INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, 41ST
TW. I SPOKE TO BOTH PERSONS REGARDING THEIR STORY AND ALTHOUGH THEY
WERE BOTH SURE THEY SAW SOMETHING, NEITHER WAS ABLE TO GIVE ME AN EXACT
DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THEY SAW. THE OBJECT IN QUESTION WAS AT SOME
DISTANCE FROM THEM, AND ALTHOUGH THE WEATHER WAS GOOD AND THE SKY
CLEAR, THEY WERE UNABLE TO GIVE A BETTER ACCOUNT OF THE OBJECT.
POSSIBILITY OF AIRCRAFT I…