OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. ".. DATE - TIME GROUP 25 Nov. 66 .3. SOURCE | Civilian | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS oR c - PROFS TAT eae a PY wp 7 AUS G: il. Lexas 10. "CONCLUSION Aireraft )possible) | 5 | R . | i ig i i il 5 w El | 2 minutes LE FER | 6 TYPE OF OBSERVATION | PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 9. O Yos XX No FORM i FTD sep 63 0-329 (TDE) i, cf LENGTH oF OBSERVATION Mn. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS . £Y Observers noted what appeared to de a ball of 1izat 20 to 70 degrees avove the horizon. from 70 to 90 | degrees above the horizon the ooject Looked like a spinning disk. The observers thought the opject wis an 7 aircraft ble until it seemed to explode ana nd i sound was heard and no debris fell. introu C The onject moved steadily on a horthwest heading. At one time tne 1 object appearsd to nover, increcce the lizht intensity then move on toward ths Nv. The inv=stiseting official stated that the witnesses thouzht they were ovserving an aircraft until they were unable to reconcile what they were oos=rving to the nor- mal behavior of an zircra ft. The description is con- sistent with that of an aircraft obs=rvation, IL appears _the witnesses Saw an aircrait . Previous editions of this form may be used, | Eo Cm Eo cm a sl i le — 5 EEE Fa 8