302537772.pdf

|  1. DATE : TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION  |
| --- | --- |
|  21 February 65 21/0600Z | Washington, D C  |
|  3. SOURCE Civilian | 10. CONCLUSION Astronomical (ARCTURUS) ☑  |
|  4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Yellowish object as large as an a/c, color of star. Seen first through bedroom window and thought to be a star, however it started to move. Observed at 80 deg elevation in NE. Disappeared on same angle above the horizon. Moved toward the SE and also appeared to move in a lateral direction and slight (2 deg) movements. Disappeared slowly by growing smaller, still in …

21 FEB
WASH D.C.
B
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
REC'D 10 182
PRIORITY
1-5 En(uf)

No. 251803Z
Fri 1331 ABWG ANDREWS AFB MD
To RUWHFVA/ADC
RUEBBPA/26 ADIV HANCOCK FLD NY
RUCIFDA/FTD WPAFB OHIO
ZEN/CSAF
ZEN/OSAF
UNCLAS FROM 1331 ABWG (DOOT) 16 FEB 65. CSAF FOR AFNIN.
OSAF FOR SAFOI. UFO. REFERENCE PARA 14, AFR 233-2.
A (1) REPORTED TO LOOK LIKE A STAR, IN THAT NO SHAPE WAS DIS-
CERNABLE.
(2) AS LARGE AS AN AIRCRAFT.
(3) YELLOWISH, LIKE A STAR.
(4) ONE.
(5) N/A.
(6) NONE.
(7) NONE.

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(8) N/A.
(9) NONE.
B.(1) SEEN FIRST FROM BEDROOM WINDOW, THOUGHT TO BE A
STAR, THEN WAS OBSER…

(4) MOVED TOWARD SOUTHEAST, ALSO APPEARED TO MOVE IN A LATERAL DIRECTION AND UP TO 2 DGS UP FROM THE SEDEGREE ANGLE.
(5) DISAPPEARED SLOWLY, GROWING SMALLER.
(6) OBSERVER WATCHED FOR APPROXIMATELY ONE HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTES. WAS WATCHING WHILE REPORTING THE SIGHTING.

C.(1) GROUND VISUAL.
(2) NONE.
(3) N/A.

D.(1) 21/0600Z FEB 65.
(2) NIGHT.

E.(1) HOME ADDRESS: DRIVE, FALLS CHURCH, VA. APPROXIMATE MAP COORDINATES AS TAKEN FROM WASHINGTON LOCAL AREA CHART: 77DGS 10' WEST, 38DGS 53' NORTH.

F. MR. , AGE 33, FALLS

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CHURCH, VA. CHEMICAL ENGINEER WITH INC. SOUNDED SOBER…

IN MOONLIGHT AND CITY LIGHTS.
I. NONE.
J. SEE "H".
K. CAPT ROBERT E. RAYNOR, JR., BASE OPERATIONS DUTY OFFICER.
A CALL WAS RECEIVED FROM A SGT HANKS, VIRGINIA STATE POLICE,

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TO WHOM MR. INITIALLY REPORTED HIS SIGHTING. PRIOR TO CONTACTING MR. THE DUTY OFFICER ATTEMPTED TO DETERMINE IF A WEATHER BALLOON HAD BEEN RELEASED, WITH AFFIRMATIVE RESULTS. DURING THE PERIOD OF CONTACT WITH MR. THE DUTY OFFICER MADE SEVERAL ATTEMPTS TO LOCATE THE OBJECT, AT THE OBSERVERS REQUEST, BUT COULD NOT SIGHT IT. CONTACT WAS THEN MADE WITH NORAD SPADET, WHO ASSERTED THAT NO VISIBLE SATEL…